FTR represented at final table - Live now

[Sykedupp]

amazing job max, grats

I'm listening to you on the podcast right now, railing tryba obv

[Fnord]

The call is bad without any physical reads, but he was very aggro and instantly shoved after being quiet against me for a while and he seemed like he was just spazzing there.

Nice one! How are you figuring guys for random spaz vs acting fast because they picked up a hand? Best I've been able to do with reads like that is polarize ranges and not discount the top unless I see Puffer Fish body language to go with it or the line makes no sense or something like that.

I tried to read your body language during the stream (not much else to go on without a hole card cam) and you did a much better job of controlling your body tics and timing than your opponents.

[jackvance]

You made me addicted to Akinator. But who is the most popular person?

[fjuanl]

That is awesome, well done sir

[dneureiter]

Very nice work sir.

[kevster]

Fuck yeah! Nice one.

[Numbr2intheWorld]

Nice one! How are you figuring guys for random spaz vs acting fast because they picked up a hand? Best I've been able to do with reads like that is polarize ranges and not discount the top unless I see Puffer Fish body language to go with it or the line makes no sense or something like that.

I basically was thinking about why he shoved so quickly because it was out of character for him, and I realized that it was spot where he may be planning to shove wide before I raised the button since I was so active. I think I was right. Most of the time I can't get reads like that though, and also it's just really played dependent. If and older player shoved really fast there I would expect to see something very strong.

[JKDS]

I can ask questions? Ignore if you want

1) Will you wear the bracelet to places, display it, lock it up forever, or a mixture?

2) Did you develop a relationship (good or bad) with any well known (online or live) players while you were there?

3) Any interesting stories?

[Numbr2intheWorld]

I can ask questions? Ignore if you want

1) Will you wear the bracelet to places, display it, lock it up forever, or a mixture?

2) Did you develop a relationship (good or bad) with any well known (online or live) players while you were there?

3) Any interesting stories?

1) No idea. I'm all ears for suggestions.

2) No not really. Anyone you have in mind? I enjoyed playing with Matt Stout he was a funny guy.

3) I was down to 8bb at one point and got it in with TT vs KK and hit quads. Then I got it in with ATo vs Faraz Jaka's AJ and won hitting trips. You never know what can happen.

[d0zer]

At the FT, when you tripled that canadian guy with the white shirt on the board that was something like 678Qx, did you have air? It looked like a decent spot to fire 3.

[Numbr2intheWorld]

At the FT, when you tripled that canadian guy with the white shirt on the board that was something like 678Qx, did you have air? It looked like a decent spot to fire 3.

Yep had air. I bluffed a lot at the final table, you can safely assume almost every big hand I played was a bluff except for one or two.

[Fnord]

1) No idea. I'm all ears for suggestions.

[bjsaust]

The live feed was really unclear for me. It looked like while he was deciding his play pre-flop, you kept sliding your cards back and forth. Were you? If so, is that a deliberate thing?

Are the bracelets worth much? I'd be tempted to just wear it all the time, but I'd get nervous if it was worth a lot.

[KoRnholio]

Gratz!

[Numbr2intheWorld]

The live feed was really unclear for me. It looked like while he was deciding his play pre-flop, you kept sliding your cards back and forth. Were you? If so, is that a deliberate thing?

Are the bracelets worth much? I'd be tempted to just wear it all the time, but I'd get nervous if it was worth a lot.

I don't look at my cards til the action is to me, when I slide them back and forth I have yet to take a peak myself.

The Bracelet isn't worth that much, it has a few very small diamonds and it seems like it's basically "gold-plated." I'd assume it's value would be $200 if it wasn't a collectors item, could be wrong.

[Toadstool]

Congratulations Massimo!

[Sykedupp]

Nope

New this year: it's in the contract you sign to be able to play a WSOP event that the bracelet is actually property of the WSOP and you just "Have" it. You can pass it on to family members but you (and they) can never sell it.

[mrhappy333]

just saw this, Awesome!!