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On Oct 26 2012 2:17 PM, Planet Galaxy wrote:

> I'm doing this from memory so the details aren't correct but the gist of the
hand goes something
> like ..
> 
> 14 People left in Main Event.
> 
> You have 21 Million
> Villain to right has 22 Million
> You and Villain are chip leaders
> 198 Million total chips in play
> 
> You have KJ Diamonds
> 
> I believe pot is raised to 450k pf and both villain and you call ( could be
wrong, Something like
> 1.5 Million pot preflop ) 3 Players to flop.
> 
> Flop x7K with two diamonds
> 
> Other player leads out, villain raises to 3.5 Million, you raise to 7
Million, other player folds,
> villain shoves
> 
> What do you do?

SB check raises button.. I would either call the SB raise or go all-in ..
making it only 7 million here is ABSOLUTELY INSANE 


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