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06-20-2023 , 01:42 PM

#451

namisgr11

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Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 1,504

Jaffe cashed for $900K in two tournaments at the Triton Vietnam stop back in March.

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06-20-2023 , 02:01 PM

#452

Kebabkungen

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How does Sean Winter afford to play these things? Hes literally in every Triton etc Super High Roller and he never seems to win anything..

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06-20-2023 , 02:17 PM

#453

Defarse

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Join Date: Aug 2017 Posts: 896

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Originally Posted by Kebabkungen

How does Sean Winter afford to play these things? Hes literally in every Triton etc Super High Roller and he never seems to win anything..

Lol wut. He cashed for almost $3m at Cyprus last month.

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06-20-2023 , 02:19 PM

#454

JVinegar

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Originally Posted by namisgr11

Jaffe cashed for $900K in two tournaments at the Triton Vietnam stop back in March.

That was two cashes out of 8 events where he had re-entries to multiple tournaments. In Cyprus last month he went 0 for 9 and even if he didn't re-enter any (he did) he came out -$415,000

https://tritonpoker.plus/player/c084...1-f73ca07bc680

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06-20-2023 , 02:20 PM

#455

JVinegar

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Originally Posted by Kebabkungen

How does Sean Winter afford to play these things? Hes literally in every Triton etc Super High Roller and he never seems to win anything..

Sean has only played at one Triton stop, and it was last month where he crushed for $2.8m in cashes

https://tritonpoker.plus/player/6e96...f-4cfce7df39e8

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06-20-2023 , 05:06 PM

#456

DogFace

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Joe Cada top 4 in chips in the Monster Stack with 35 players left from 8,317 starting.

Gotta be one of the best large field NLHE players ever, one of the luckiest, or both.

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06-20-2023 , 05:10 PM

#457

Defarse

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Originally Posted by DogFace

Joe Cada top 4 in chips in the Monster Stack with 35 players left from 8,317 starting.

Gotta be one of the best large field NLHE players ever, one of the luckiest, or both.

Cada and McKeehen definitely two of the best

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06-20-2023 , 05:32 PM

#458

chzbrglr

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If Phil Ivey can get at least 2nd place in the $50k PPC, he will be in the green overall for WSOP tournaments this year.

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06-20-2023 , 07:24 PM

#459

wsopfinaltable

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Originally Posted by JVinegar

Anyone else wonder how Jaffee gets in these? Fires all the triton events and high rollers here with not many results

Same as everyone who enters these…with someone else’s money

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06-21-2023 , 12:01 AM

#460

Wilbury Twist

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Came here to see if anyone caught Hellmuth's limp-fold with TT during the NLHE round of the PPC. I'm so confused.

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06-21-2023 , 12:08 AM

#461

H.O.R.S.E.

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Originally Posted by Wilbury Twist

Came here to see if anyone caught Hellmuth's limp-fold with TT during the NLHE round of the PPC. I'm so confused.

There's 17 left 15 paid. Just the GOAT doing GOAT ****.

P.S. the discussion is over on the PokerGo stream thread

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06-21-2023 , 01:08 AM

#462

chzbrglr

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Originally Posted by wsopfinaltable

Same as everyone who enters these…with someone else’s money

That is how poker works, yes

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06-21-2023 , 03:03 AM

#463

msw1984

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Originally Posted by DogFace

Joe Cada top 4 in chips in the Monster Stack with 35 players left from 8,317 starting.

Gotta be one of the best large field NLHE players ever, one of the luckiest, or both.

He survived Day 4 and is going into Day 5 as the short stack with seven remaining due to this failed triple barrel in a blind vs blind SRP.

https://www.pokernews.com/tours/wsop...ips.572706.htm

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06-21-2023 , 03:15 AM

#464

msw1984

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Joe Cada final table appearances in 1,000+ entry fields at WSOP:

1st in 2009 Main Event - 6,494 entries.

1st in 2018 $1,500 Closer NLHE - 3,120 entries.

2nd in 2012 $1,500 NLHE - 2,811 entries.

4th in 2013 $1,500 NLHE (#17) - 2,105 entries.

4th in 2013 $1,500 NLHE 6-max (#4) - 1,069 entries.

5th in 2018 Main Event - 7,874 entries.

7th in 2022 $1,500 NLHE 6-max (#14) -
2,392 entries.

Currently 7th of 7 left in 2023 $1,500 monster stack - 8,317 entries.

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06-21-2023 , 04:51 AM

#465

Even Money

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Ausmus and Kornuth on FT of 3.2k online event. These guys are beasts.

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06-21-2023 , 06:24 AM

#466

Kebabkungen

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Originally Posted by Defarse

Lol wut. He cashed for almost $3m at Cyprus last month.

lol ok. Just seem to have seen him around all the top stops for the last few years and he seems to do well too seldom to afford it.

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06-21-2023 , 08:03 AM

#467

Meisner

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Could someone explain the “did not report” on the chip counts? Why does it not show the person’s name? Clearly they reported at some point otherwise they wouldn’t have built up a chip stack.

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06-21-2023 , 08:13 AM

#468

brianr

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Probably can’t read their handwriting on the bag

Last edited by brianr; 06-21-2023 at 08:15 AM. Reason: Or they are deadbeat dads / horses deep in makeup

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06-21-2023 , 10:16 AM

#469

Defarse

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Originally Posted by Even Money

Ausmus and Kornuth on FT of 3.2k online event. These guys are beasts.

Aldemir and Marchese final table also

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06-21-2023 , 11:58 AM

#470

Brain Damage

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As a casual player, it feels defeating playing these events nowadays when I see the same crushers going deep in every single event. How these guys consistently navigate through massive fields is astonishing. I went deep in the Monster this year and my table on the last level of day 2 was filled with elite players, which was quiet annoying considering the overall level of play in a $1500 event

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06-21-2023 , 12:02 PM

#471

woodbrush

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06-21-2023 , 12:21 PM

#472

NickMPK

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Originally Posted by Brain Damage

I don't think this is a new phenomenon. I've played 30-something WSOP events over the past 12 years (mostly $1500 but in various different games). And I consistently have the experience of feeling like a big favorite at almost all my Day 1 tables, but a clear underdog on Day 2. I have a 30% cash rate but I'm still down money for my WSOP career. :/

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06-21-2023 , 12:57 PM

#473

Brain Damage

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Yea I guess your right, not new, however it definitely feels more congested with good players than past years. But, it's been 5 years since I've played so times have changed it seems.

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06-21-2023 , 01:32 PM

#474

TheFly

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Originally Posted by Brain Damage

It’s not like that, we as followers of poker probably have knowledge, or at least name recognition, of hundreds of pros. So when 2 of them go deep we say omg the pros always go deep, not remembering that the other 198 pros we know punted out.

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06-21-2023 , 01:34 PM

#475

BackFromTheBrink

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[QUOTE=Meisner;58168937]Could someone explain the “did not report” on the chip counts? Why does it not show the person’s name? Clearly they reported at some point otherwise they wouldn’t have built up a chip stack.[/QUOTE

It is usually because players scribble their name when they bag up for the night and it can't be read by anyone. So, it gets listed an Did Not Report.
How those players find there seat the next day is a mystery to me. I guess they have to cruise around the tables and look for their bag.

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