eric liu looks like a turtle. he also looks like hes 4'9

yeah commentator says " i beleive thats called OWNED" but eurk what a call,

not very impressed, looks like a brain fart call, yet he's a reg player, hmm....weird...oh well,


edit: he value towned the hell out of those nines.

i dont know how he made that call. i cant imagine calling in these spots ever being +ev.

I've watched that hand a few times, and I can't for the life of me see how he can call with QQ there. He must have picked up something on Alex Millar, who by all accounts hasn't played a lot live.

Everything else Iversen has done so far in the series has been the sex though.

He probably figures that Miller's range is completely polarized, that is he can't bet anything that beats QQ that isn't a high flush, which sounds like a reasonable assumption to me ... hard to turn that into a call though, respect imo.

with Miller's previous play or actually standard , he's shoving on turn with Ace of hearts and is definitely checking river with K of hearts or any heart, ace rag, two pair etc. therefore, there is some justification to his madness.

Albert 'Aki' Iverson has for a long time been one of the best danish HSNL players imo. He is the shiznit, and def a much better and more accomplished player than eastgate (aside from the main event luckboxament).

this cash game actually is pretty entertaining

eric liu is a beast too whats his sn's on stars?? or FT I think he was just Eric Liu with the cardrunners sponsor but I believe he was dropped.

Thanks in adv

"peachy_keen" I think

Everything on this show is so RED.

cool ty dude

My hats off to the cripple in the wheelchair for trying to compete with the able body community!

Yeah, I actually got so titlted by it that I had to stop watching

well that call with the QQ is very hard but its not as crazy as it looks. the guy either has the nuts or nothing in that hand. first of all the guy insta checked back the turn, would he do that with the A of hearts in his hand? no probably not he would probably think for a bit before acting. 2nd the river is the K of hearts which means the only hand he loses to that bets the river is the Q of hearts, and since he has 2 queens in the hole its kinda unlikely. Also miller 3 bet him preflop, so there isnt that many hands that 3 bet preflop that have a Queen in them. the J of hearts probably does not value bet the river, maybe sometimes but its not likely i dont think. and of course all 2 pair, sets and stuff like that would check back the river.

miller could have bet the river with less than the Ace flush. It is also concieveable that miller could have bluffed with better than QQ.
Iverson also probably made a bad call to Millers first 3bet in which he stacked the AA with ridic luck.
Add to that iversons bad call vs sammy george in the big pot. Flipping at best rly.
just a guy on a heater imo.

ban for plagiarism

lol. oh also the king of hearts was on the board and even if it wasnt he wouldnt check it back... he would insta value shove

Same here.

did any see the O9 QT QJ hand

or the Liu AT vs Ive JJ

http://www.pokerchanneleurope.com/ecg show 6 ep 1

Does he hit a set on the board every other hand in this game too?

Hi, I'm Alex Millar, tho they spell my name wrong on the show, along with erics who they call Erik lol. With the QQ call, i'm pretty sure he has QQ/JJ and pretty sure he has no heart cos he looks at his cards on the river then checks so if he's checking the Qh if he has it, why look and give away the live tell if he's going to check whether or not he has the heart? not conclusive but felt it weighs in favour of no heart. Also i know he's capable of light call downs but felt with my big 3 bet pre right after he calls a smaller 3 bet and cracks my AA, he's likely to put me on a premium, and he's behind every premium. Btw, the AA hand, the original raise was to 250, not 150 like it says on the show, and the 96s hand for me i 3 bet bigger than i meant to cos i'm a live fish and i picked up a 1k chip instead of a 500 lol. Anyway, my last thought before i shoved was that i wasn't sure if he'd call with a hand like he had so i'd prob be shoving in that spot with AK no heart for value so i think i pretty much have to shove as a bluff to make sure my range isn't too exploitable vs a good player i don't know too well. If i have AK i look like a genius, if i have a bluff he does, that's poker Afterwards he said he thought my range was super polarised which it wasn't but he's not to know that since he doesn't know me so i certainly don't hate his call.

Also, I'm very likely to check back the Ah on the turn.

It's hard to tell from the edited nature of the show, but I'd venture a guess that you didn't do too much wrong from what we saw of you in this game. Obviously you just got unlucky with the aces, and you just have to give Iversen props for calling down your bluff-shove. As you said, maybe you inflated the pot too much pre-flop with a genuine mistake, and possibly playing a 3-bet pot against Iversen specifically with air might have been a mistake as he was a big winner in the game, playing confidently and had made some big (and possibly marginal) calls previously (I have no idea whether you witnessed his big hand with Sammy George before you sat down to play). Channing and maybe Eastgate may have been better choices to play against in such a way.

Am I right in thinking we'll be seeing you more in the last couple of episodes? I hope you end up winning your money back.

nah unfortunately not, i was gonna swap back in with jamie brown for the last houre or so but then they decided to end filming half an hour early at half an hours notice so wouldn't have been worth it.