you can shear a sheep over and over, you can only skin them once. i wouldn't want to be the sheep that got skinned over and over....lol

Must... resist... urge to quote entire string of pics... and type 'rofl'/'lmao'...

Could someone PM me and tell me whether or not DN is going to play in one of the coming 500k episodes?

Kamikatze, best comic yet IMO

dunno if this has been posted but EP15 got leaked on youtube.. havnt watched yet..

The discussion about that was deleted at the request of HSOR/PokerPro Productions. It's supposed to be taken down from Youtube shortly.

uploaded by GSN... meaby they meant to upload a diffrent episode

They have put up the first 3 seasons on Youtube, Episode 15 was taken down from Youtube.

Yes Daniel is playing the 3 last episode of the 500k series.

i'll have to try that site kamitkaze, imageshack deleted my comic, probably because of copyright issues

Everyone is talking about how painful Farha's AA vs. Gold's KK was, but let's be honest. If Sammy had pushed all-in on the river and had Jamie called, it would have been one of the most beautiful moments in High Stakes Poker history. Few things in life are better than seeing Jamie Gold (almost) down to the felt.

Also, my two cents on Farha on the river. Was it a bad move on his part not to bet on the river? I think so. Considering the action, what could Gold realistically have? I think Sammy just had a temporary brain fart, fearing the monsters under the bed. Admit it though, we've all done it before, many times. I don't put much stock in the collusion or shearing-not-skinning-the-sheep theories that I've been reading.

But as loose and aggressive as Sammy is, at least he can put on the breaks, in contrast to Jamie and Guy, who have been really overplaying their hands -- at least the ones that have been shown. It's a recipe for disaster in deep-stack no-limit, and it'll catch up to them sooner or later.

don't worry he'll get felted soon enough

Guy is a really nice guy (no pun intended).

*SPOILERS* Ep 15 has been leak it was on youtube but it not any more

only 25GB / month and im already at 44%

while you defend farha who has played a bigger percent of hands badly then jman?

Hey guys didn t you notice what farha really did after he made this scared chack on the river - he tryed to tell jamie that he did it becouse they are "friends" so that jamie would be "friendly" to him later in the Game, which of course he didnt was. Farha has this Carsallesman mantality he wants to get profit out of everything.

He did this to Phil hellmuth too by the way when he offerd him insurence

i've seen a greater percentage of jman's hands played badly than farha's or anyone else's.

A++

werent you the guy defending farha calling 25k preflop with K8s when hellmuth raised it?

yea htat says enough...

This is very contradictory, and I think if you go with this kind of thinking it leads to straight-out collusion hardwired into the game. If two players have an agreement, tacit or explicit, to chop pots when they're headsup, any player who gets involved in a pot with them is gonna get screwed.

You're right that when money goes into the pot, it's not yours anymore, and I think that should apply to headsup, too.

Has Doyle ever been shown bluffing in the history of this show?

Of course - most famously in season 1 when he tried to bluff Ted Forest and when it didn't work he said "I should have known better than to bluff an idiot". In season 2 he apologised to Ted Forest for calling him an idiot on national TV.

Think of it this way; everybody at the table has nothing. Eli makes a big raises with garbage and Sammy calls with garbage and everybody folds behind them. Then they chop the pot on the flop. They both have now profited between the blinds and antes a couple grand at the other player's expense. Now it's only happened once on the show that has been aired IIRC, so it's not a big deal. But if it were to happen with a higher frequency, you would see some people at the table who wouldn't be pleased, and for good reason.