Saturday Show Thread - Cheekbones, MasterCash, Top of the Pots, & MAYBE something more...

hawk7112

Think the golf course the lovely lisa is on about is Carnoustie

Sky_Dave

Been some really tricky spots in The Big Game so far tonight and what's impressive is the way these guys take the swings in their stride. Lots to learn for even the low level players here, in my opinion.

You're watching Sky Poker's Negreanus, Brunsons and Iveys right here folks. Great stuff!

iBLUFF

Evening tikay and LML hope u have a good  show , have been watchin the big game1 quality poker gl to all the guys on the table

btw Tikay do u want a game on omaha on monday?

DOHHHHHHH

Evening both!

After a late night last night, just woke up to catch the last hour of the show!

Can't believe the stack sizes, I have 3 hours of madness to catch on the repeat tomorrow morning, will have to give the repeats of heartbeat a miss!!

How can Top of the pots follow this???

JJ

MAXALLY

Fascinating show tonight. The old saying 'money talks' springs to mind. Yes, very good players but also well BR players which does help a little when making these raises and 'moves'.

jakally

In Response to Re: Saturday Show Thread - Cheekbones, MasterCash, Top of the Pots, & MAYBE something more...:

Fascinating show tonight. The old saying 'money talks' springs to mind. Yes, very good players but also well BR players which does help a little when making these raises and 'moves'.
Posted by MAXALLY

Whatever level you are playing, you should be rolled to the point that any decision can be made without the  pressure of the relative value of the money.

Bankroll management is probably the most underated (and over-abused) component of success at this game.

MereNovice

In Response to Re: Saturday Show Thread - Cheekbones, MasterCash, Top of the Pots, & MAYBE something more...:

In Response to Re: Saturday Show Thread - Cheekbones, MasterCash, Top of the Pots, & MAYBE something more... : Whatever level you are playing, you should be rolled to the point that any decision can be made without the  pressure of the relative value of the money. Bankroll management is probably the most underated (and over-abused) component of success at this game.
Posted by jakally

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