Interesting Hand between Reinkemeier and Seiver

Hand from the WSOP Big One for One Drop and aired yesterday:



I don't know whether Seiver is douchy at the end or fishing for information.

Sievert is a boss at all games and destroyed the German here with the chat. Scott likes to chat. I thought siever would sit still the whole time but I think he gets called if he does. Pay jumps were massive so the bet puts a ton of pressure obviously.

Scott really did think he had less than aa thus the chat at the end. Wouldn't be the first time he said some just what he thinks or some douchey shit.

Also DNegs did him a big favor calling the clock after an appropriate time because they are boys. He was probably folding anyways but that helped.

Why the fuck would he fold.. what?! Underepped his hand big time and villain's range w that lane is crushed

Yea I don't get this fold either but the speech from Seiver was pretty good I thought. Personally I think calling clock here is fine even though yes it's a massive tourney, everyone on the FT was relatively shallow stacked and he was 10 minutes into the tank.

My man put him on pocket 2s or pocket 4s raising from ep. I dont really get sievers shove, couldnt he be shoving into a made flush?

Raising pocket 2s or pockets 4s 9man with short stack - does he also believe that Seiver is a huge whale?
And yes the only thing that he s repping that beats his AA is exactly a flush considering the board the combos are really low amount and he could be doin that with tons of other hands that have Ac for instance, other than QQ & JJ i dont see Seiver having sets

On August 14 2014 11:41 JosephCalgary wrote: My man put him on pocket 2s or pocket 4s raising from ep. I dont really get sievers shove, couldnt he be shoving into a made flush?

He could be shoving into a flush but not likely. More like siever turned outs and decided to bluff out vs a weak range.

Keep in mind newest and Solomon were still at the table and the German assumes he has a huge edge over them. Folding turn he maintains a decent stack and can own the fish and try to climb the pay ladder which was EXTREMELY top heavy.

Siever started the hand with less than 20 big blinds. Its completely unacceptable to fold aces at any point in the hand when stacks are this short except if 4 damn clubs on the board. Dude theres 3 clubs there, not 4. I understand the 10 minute decision with 4 clubs on the board but not with 3.
I really like the flat call with Aces preflop because your range looks so incredibly weak when you call. And hes just going to attack that weak range. If dude was tight opener from EP Id 3bet, but vs a loose goose like siever way better to flat call and slow play.
I mean its not 100% siever is shipping a flush on the turn, he could do a smaller bet and then allin the river. That allin bet is a big bet to call, why would he shove a flush when u know its going to get a lot of folds.

pretty absurdly bad fold

lol tournament players

i would usually agree lol tourney players but renkemeir plays nothing but high rollers and plays big cash as well. He is a good player and obviously knew his fold was non-standard/bad. Just tried to hero fold and failed but you gotta look at the situation also its not like this was cash. He got kinda phased when siever started talking and leveling him with dat confidence

Siever could have KK and play it like that for value so his aa fold is bad again but if you listen to renkemeir he incorrectly assumed he was way behind (2pair-flushes) or somewhat ahead of a combo draw like K10 with a club

dat 11 bb shove

salomon's face after the AA gets turned up is priceless too

Seems like he wanted to make a hero fold in a big tournament on TV. I was also not a fan of Negreanu's hero call with KQ. Just all the table talk and body language leading up to the plays it seemed like both players were relishing the idea of being a hero.

On August 14 2014 18:20 traxamillion wrote: Siever could have KK and play it like that for value so his aa fold is bad again but if you listen to renkemeir he incorrectly assumed he was way behind (2pair-flushes) or somewhat ahead of a combo draw like K10 with a club

well obvioulsy he thought he was behind otherwise he wouldnt have folded, its still a terrible fold regardless of what he thinks

On August 14 2014 19:54 NMcNasty wrote: Seems like he wanted to make a hero fold in a big tournament on TV. I was also not a fan of Negreanu's hero call with KQ. Just all the table talk and body language leading up to the plays it seemed like both players were relishing the idea of being a hero.

Interesting hand as well

reinkemeier should have just bought me into the 1 drop

On August 15 2014 05:43 Highcard wrote: reinkemeier should have just bought me into the 1 drop

I think you should talk to Reinkemeier's backers ;-)

>when he tells him that he's either got kj or kt
>the dude starts breathing faster once he's found out

reinkemeier had backers? oh that hurts so much. Its really unlikely siever is raising low suited connector hands from early position with sub 20bb. What hand is he scared of that beats AA?