Quite a Read

[POB666]

Errr... this is quite good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELGYwIJjgwE&eurl=

Then this call followed ......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnaoQXvXfd4&eurl=

[POB666]

First one was crap, he was almost like a calling station

Second one was great! Daniel's reaction is funny.

He knew he was beat though, he was paying for info and like he said he "was just seeing if he was playing good" and by putting him on that hand he would have gained a confidnence boost and sometimes a confidence boost is vital at a table

[POB666]

"I know im beat but ill call" LOL i don't quite agree with you

Obviously it cant of been that big of a pot in relation to their stacks or Negreanu wouldnt of done it. However i do believe his is willing to make the call on the river to see what sexton had and therefore how he played that particular hand in a particular way

[Raiser]

Obviously it cant of been that big of a pot in relation to their stacks or Negreanu wouldnt of done it. However i do believe his is willing to make the call on the river to see what sexton had and therefore how he played that particular hand in a particular way

He does it all the time though - you should see him on the first two series of HSP.... he is a bit of a calling station!

[POB666]

Ive seen every episode of HSP, i know what you mean, but if he didnt suffer those horrendous losses from a few bad beats he would have been up a LOT, i do get your point though. Anyone ever called knowing they were beat but they just wanted to see how their opponent played a certain hand?

[Dice Man]

I do that all the time, usually in limit though. When you're beat in no limit it's just stupid to call a big raise on the end. It's pretty stupid in limit too, but I just want to be justified in calling them fish when they turn over 95o and they called my pre-flop raise out of position. Calling station fish!