Interesting from Sbrugby/Aba's Blog

[bigspenda73]

The hand he is referring to is this (notice how deep they are):

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1029172

After the hand I was very angry at myself since I had been tilting he was playing very passively. I stormed off to take a shower and go to bed being mad because I "knew" he had aces. So all day I thought about the hand and once I cooled off I realized my push was closer than I thought. I intuitively knew that kings were extremely strong HU. Then I asked the question how deep would I have to make folding kings correct. I went through all the math and realized you have to be exteremly deep to fold KK HU. I won't bore you with it but its not even close at 300BB. I was shocked and realized the hand was just a cooler.

[flotu]

Those games seems to play so aggressive that I understand what he says about having to be extremely deep to fold kings.

[vegaas2]

Anyone else find this last line in the hand summary funny.

Total pot $188 276 .50 | Rake $0.50

[bigspenda73]

Yea yea yea they don't get raked much but they're basically advertising for Full Tilt playing there at those stakes. They are also receiving more than 100% rakeback.

[DaNutsInYoEye]

Anyone else find this last line in the hand summary funny.

Total pot $188 276 .50 | Rake $0.50

HU pots are raked up to $0.50 max. The stakes are irrelevant.

[Legendash]

I'm sure his rakeback must be a real deal breaker for him, like $500 a month or something and he's betting 100 grand on a hand...