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I thought the announcers were really fawning over them too, meanwhile while not buying the Miles shtick myself. I don't know about two of the worst but the heads up was pretty boring. They could have jabbed with each other for hours until a real crazy hand hit that would put them all in. Maybe it was just how the cards were coming out but it was dragging for sure.
i had noticed earlier in the final table that Cinn's eye contact was totally different when he was hot & not and there was NO other conclusion to come to when the other kid went all-in early, so i was like 'what kinda amateur hour is this?!'. it went on forever though, so i went to bed and left it on low. kept waking up and the TV was too far away for this ol' man to see the cards and the volume too low for me to hear most of what was said so, thru the night, i kept guessing what they were on by their faces and i was ez 85% half-asleep. clownishly bad -
He didn't slow roll him. They're playing for 12 hours. He just wanted to take a minute and think it through with 3.5 million on the line. He even says before he calls he's not slow rolling him. He didn't have the nuts.
I was big fan of Dyer. He was playing great when they were 10 handed. Just ran into a luck box in Miles at the final table and made a couple of really loose calls. Liked his demeanor, loved the speed in which he acted and most of all loved that when there was an all-in he never went to the rail to hang out with his "bros".
Definitely.
Yep he just wanted to be sure on the biggest decision of his life. And he was mega-apologetic about it - I think it was part of why he was so muted in his celebration.
He had no bros there to hang with - pretty sure obly his parents were railing him.
I bet there were more randoms than usual railing the final table since there were zero off days (and thus less time to really fly people in at the last minute).
There were two groups of the "bros" and they were railing two of the final 9. They were obnoxiously loud and annoying to us all playing 50 yards away on the other side of the walk way in the Amazon for the 3k horse tourney.
The final tables days started later than the normal 2pm start times to accommodate prime ESPN primetime. The final 9 and 3 tables were record length this year. They should have started at 2pm anyways. Miles stayed out late thinking he could sleep in longer. Too bad that never happens in Vegas. Miles whining about fatigue was incredibly weak. Everyone is tired after playing that long the next day.
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