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1Milllion USD Challenge - Cao vs Antonius

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BadGoNe   France. Jan 31 2013 05:39. Posts 1089

Rui Cao and Patrik Antonius just agreed to play a $1,000,000 challenge at NLHE, PLO and 2-7...

Patrik Antonius: ok
Rui Cao: by the way
Rui Cao: wanna play a challenge?*
Rui Cao: lets say 1M freeezeout NL PLO and deuce?*
Patrik Antonius: it depents what kind of
Patrik Antonius: this would be online?
Rui Cao: yes
Patrik Antonius: i would do that
Rui Cao: ok lets say next tuesday?
Rui Cao: so i can wire the money
Rui Cao: ok
Rui Cao: lets do 300 deuce
Rui Cao: 100 BB
Rui Cao: 400 plo
Rui Cao: 10 buy ins
Rui Cao: 200 400
Patrik Antonius: i dont know the day so far i can play but we can agee to do the challenge
Rui Cao: 300 holdem
Rui Cao: can u be sure u can do it?
Rui Cao: so i wire the money
Patrik Antonius: yes i can give you my word on it
Rui Cao: ok 300 at 200 400 nl
Rui Cao: 400 plo
Rui Cao: 300 deuce
Rui Cao: ok?
Patrik Antonius: how about 400 in holdem 300 in deuce and 300 in plo?
Rui Cao: 350 holdem 350 plo
Rui Cao: 300 DEUCE
System: The $1,500 Super Turbo Guarantee ($10+$0.65 NL Hold'em) will be starting in 4 minutes.
Rui Cao: its fair i think
Patrik Antonius: ok thats fair
Rui Cao: do you have
Rui Cao: skype
Rui Cao: or whatever so we can discuss
Rui Cao: some things
Patrik Antonius: yes can you get my phone number from someone so i can give you my skype then?
Rui Cao: yep
Rui Cao: tom?
Patrik Antonius: ok
Rui Cao: ok
Rui Cao: lets play my last 50 here
Rui Cao: for today

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BadGoNe   France. Jan 31 2013 05:42. Posts 1089

Sick challenge... Cao has been/is playing the big games in Macao but 1M challenge seems real big!
Also Antonius just took Cao for 200k today...

 Last edit: 31/01/2013 05:43

BadGoNe   France. Jan 31 2013 11:24. Posts 1089

http://www.highstakesdb.com/3589-patr...o-battle-next-week-for-1-million.aspx


TalentedTom    Canada. Jan 31 2013 11:55. Posts 20070

to most pros million dollar challenge is big deal, to isildur its called a monday

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Critterer   United Kingdom. Jan 31 2013 12:50. Posts 5337

how does a challenge like this work, what does it mean when they say 400 holdem for e.g? first to be up 400k?

and how do you win, what if one wins holdem other wins plo?

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cariadon   Estonia. Jan 31 2013 13:17. Posts 4019


  On January 31 2013 10:55 TalentedTom wrote:
to most pros million dollar challenge is big deal, to isildur its called a slow tuesday


hiems   United States. Jan 31 2013 14:18. Posts 2979

Who's Rul Cao? Never heard of him.

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BadGoNe   France. Jan 31 2013 15:02. Posts 1089

Rui Cao is PepperoniF on PokerStars and "Rui Cao" on FTP.
He used to be a red pro on FTP. French player who specializes in PLO. He's really close friend with seb86 and Seb Luneau who are both considered to be in the top 5 in world players of 2-7 triple draw.

Rui Cao:
http://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/pokerstars/PepperoniF.aspx
http://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/Rui-Cao.aspx

Seb86:
http://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/Seb86.aspx
http://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/pokerstars/Seb86.aspx

Luneau:
http://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/Alexonmoon.aspx
http://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/pokerstars/BiatchPeople.aspx

Note that 2-7 was not tracked until a couple of month ago by HSDB. Luneau first got famous when he had a +3mil month at 2-7 on FTP prior to BF. So I believe the 2 Sebs are up many more millions than what is reflected on their HSDB stats.

 Last edit: 31/01/2013 15:08

Daut    United States. Jan 31 2013 22:02. Posts 8955

patrik is an underdog here

NewbSaibot: 18 TIMES THE SPEED OF LIGHT. Because FUCK YOU, Daut 

Endo   United States. Jan 31 2013 22:47. Posts 953

Is he really? Patrik is pretty good at PLO and I think might be stronger at NL (which is obv why he wanted to weight it on NL)


cnew27   United States. Feb 01 2013 01:38. Posts 76

for that much money i'd be really paranoid that the other guy is getting sweats in their non-specialist games. and for example someone in this thread says rui is buddies with the best triple draw players in the world who would assuredly enjoy 1.5/3k action from antonius.


Daut    United States. Feb 01 2013 02:39. Posts 8955

its hard to call people favorites and underdogs considering the "structure". 10 buyins here, 100 bets there. these are relatively small swings with 2 high variance players. id imagine patrik has the edge in NL, but rui has the edge in PLO and a big edge in 2-7. patrik seems bad at 2-7 and rui would be a favorite there even without help from his friends. the possibility of his friends helping only adds to his edge

NewbSaibot: 18 TIMES THE SPEED OF LIGHT. Because FUCK YOU, DautLast edit: 01/02/2013 02:41

BadGoNe   France. Feb 01 2013 06:29. Posts 1089

They often said in the past that they would sweat each other to learn from the others i.e Rui would watch them playing 2-7 and the Sebs would watch him play PLO.

That's how Rui got good at 2-7 and the Sebs improved their PLO game. But from what we know from Rui, he is not the type of guy that would take an unfair advantage (by being sweat by the Sebs) because he has this "gambling gene" and thrives on challenges/big games.

Also, the 2 Sebs have a rule of never playing at the same table because they don't want to play each other/gain unfair advantage (even though not many 2-7 tables ever run at the stakes they play). So I doubt they would help Rui "cheating" Patryk here.

 Last edit: 01/02/2013 06:32

n0rthf4ce    United States. Feb 01 2013 09:12. Posts 8119

GO RUINED COW~

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wobbly_au   Australia. Feb 01 2013 10:59. Posts 6540

triple draw is actually fun to watch gogoog

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KrappyKonnect   Canada. Feb 02 2013 15:39. Posts 1128

ive played a bit with pepperonif at triple draw(obv not super high), and he was pretty good, but I think antonius probably got the edge


Ket    United Kingdom. Feb 04 2013 09:10. Posts 8665


  On February 01 2013 05:29 BadGoNe wrote:
They often said in the past that they would sweat each other to learn from the others i.e Rui would watch them playing 2-7 and the Sebs would watch him play PLO.

That's how Rui got good at 2-7 and the Sebs improved their PLO game. But from what we know from Rui, he is not the type of guy that would take an unfair advantage (by being sweat by the Sebs) because he has this "gambling gene" and thrives on challenges/big games.

Also, the 2 Sebs have a rule of never playing at the same table because they don't want to play each other/gain unfair advantage (even though not many 2-7 tables ever run at the stakes they play). So I doubt they would help Rui "cheating" Patryk here.


seb luneau? two sebs? whatlol.. there is one seb (seb86) and the other guy (biatchpeople) is called alex luneau


Spitfiree   Bulgaria. Feb 05 2013 19:14. Posts 9634

I dont get the structure.
Are they playing 10bi overall?

Also whatsup with the durrrr challenge. FTP s up again

 Last edit: 05/02/2013 19:15

TalentedTom    Canada. Feb 06 2013 10:09. Posts 20070

Rui Cao: ok lets say next tuesday?

has it happened yet or it next week?

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us and as we let our own lights shine we unconsciously give other people permision to do the same 

Naib   Hungary. Feb 07 2013 18:19. Posts 968

I've read some hungarian news portal that claimed Rui Cao winning TD, taking PA for 300k or 350k, cant remember.

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