Allencunningham's all in

#1 16th August 2007, 12:04 AM

I don't think that online poker is rigged but this move by allen makes you wonder.

He is in a satellite to ftops event 12.
This is near the end of tourney but no spots are guaranteed.
Allen raises all in with 56 off . he gets a caller with jj.
He flops trip 6s and knocks out the other player.

I still don't think online poker is rigged but i don't know why he pushed with 56 off

#2 16th August 2007, 12:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smerald

I don't think that online poker is rigged but this move by allen makes you wonder.

He is in a satellite to ftops event 12.
This is near the end of tourney but no spots are guaranteed.
Allen raises all in with 56 off . he gets a caller with jj.
He flops trip 6s and knocks out the other player.

I still don't think online poker is rigged but i don't know why he pushed with 56 off

Yeah. That is really weird because Allen Cunningham would never ever bluff, would he?

#3 16th August 2007, 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrSticker

Yeah. That is really weird because Allen Cunningham would never ever bluff, would he?

I guess he does bluff, but this was the first time he got caught

#4 16th August 2007, 12:42 AM

Soooo rigged.

#5 16th August 2007, 1:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smerald

I don't think that online poker is rigged but this move by allen makes you wonder.

He is in a satellite to ftops event 12.
This is near the end of tourney but no spots are guaranteed.
Allen raises all in with 56 off . he gets a caller with jj.
He flops trip 6s and knocks out the other player.

I still don't think online poker is rigged but i don't know why he pushed with 56 off

With no spots guaranteed, it probably doesn't matter who wins, right?

#6 16th August 2007, 1:30 AM

Top 3 got into the event and there were 5 people left.

#7 16th August 2007, 1:36 AM

First, he can easily afford to get caught bluffing, and you sometimes catch lightening.

Secondly, to quote Norman Chas, "He's Allen Cunningham".

#8 16th August 2007, 1:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reglardave

First, he can easily afford to get caught bluffing, and you sometimes catch lightening.

Ya, but i still think he should have folded.

If any1 was wondering, he got third in the tourney and got entered into ftops event 12.

#9 16th August 2007, 3:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smerald

I don't think that online poker is rigged but this move by allen makes you wonder.

He is in a satellite to ftops event 12.
This is near the end of tourney but no spots are guaranteed.
Allen raises all in with 56 off . he gets a caller with jj.
He flops trip 6s and knocks out the other player.

I still don't think online poker is rigged but i don't know why he pushed with 56 off

It's not the fact of online poker being rigged, its the truth of POKER being rigger, Jacks never win.

Lol, ok well maybe they win sometimes. Thats just really bad luck for the other guy.

#10 16th August 2007, 9:01 AM

Without stack sizes this entire thread is completely meaningless.

#11 16th August 2007, 10:18 AM

Its blind stealing time when the top 5 are left.

He pushed 1st, you can have any two cards 2 push first, specially if he was among the shorter stacks

Had he called an allin with 65, then its a diff matter

#12 16th August 2007, 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mrlova

It's not the fact of online poker being rigged, its the truth of POKER being rigger, Jacks never win.

Lol, ok well maybe they win sometimes. Thats just really bad luck for the other guy.

Aint it the truth. I lose with them and lose against them. I hate jacks.

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