Une main commentée par daniel himself : je trouve vraiment le move stupide! il s'en explique et l'on se rend ainsi compte que meme un mec comme Negreanu est capable de faire des CALL de gros fish!

C en Anglais désolé........ la flemme de traduire :

I was still able to play well for the first 7 levels of the night. I took about 4-5 bad beats, all coming on the turn or the river for extra "oompf" and then made just an absolutely terrible play:

UTG makes it 1100 to go, button thinks and calls, I call from BB with Ks Qs. I knew the button wasn't that strong because I watched him and knew that if he had anything good he would re-raise pre-flop. Knowing this, and having both of my opponents covered by about double, I should have just taken that dead money and added it to my stack with a big raise pre-flop (et oui ! daniel...). Calling is not bad, but if I were rested and focused I would have recognized a good opportunity for a squeeze play.

The flop came K-J-5 with one spade. I checked, the UTG raiser bet 2500 and the button went all in for 13,000. I was doing well with 22,000 and decided that the button could never have a set, AK, or AA. Only hand that beats me is KJ, but that's exactly what it looked like he had. If not that hand, he had me tied with KQ. It's an automatic fold, but I donked it off and called. The UTG insta called and showed 55. The button, of course, KJ. Me? The idiot with a freaking pair!!!

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‘The Mathematically Correct Play Is Not Always The Best Play’ David 'Chip' Reese

Il parle sur son blog de ses donk moves qu'il fait dernièrement. Il dit qu'il pense que le fait de rompre ses "règles" pre-tournois (pas de sorties jusqu'à très tard dans la nuit) fait que son jeu soit plus vulnérable à la fatigue. Mais pourquoi il continue à les rompre alors? lissez le blog j'adore ce mec =)

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Probablement parce qu'aujourd'hui il est financierement à l'aise et qu'il ne paye pas le buy-in du tournois.
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Ils ne savaient pas que c’était impossible, alors ils l’ont fait.
Mark Twain
(a mon avis il parlait des moves de calamars)

Par contre, je sais pas qui était UTG, mais lui il a parfaitement joué le coup. C'est souvent une bonne tactique de miser quand on touche son set et qu'il y a A, K, Q ou J sur le flop.