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Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
I've found that watching Celebrity Poker is more helpful than watching WSOP b/c Phil Gordon tells the audience what a player should or should not do on every hand.
WSOP began last night and the Brit who won the first tourney couldn't have been luckier. He played terribly. I honestly think I'm a better player than him. Granted, he's 24 and has little experience, but he was calling and checking at all of the wrong times.
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On Celebrity Poker they HAVE to tell you what a player should do because some of the "celebrities" suck so bad that they do stupid shit...
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I did see the end of the WSOP episode last night ($2,000 buy-in no limit Hold 'Em) and, while the Brit did get lucky, the other guy blew it as well. Gave away a $250,000 chip lead and then busted out basically in two hands (probably more but it looked that way due to editing).
Who goes all-in when playing heads-up with a chip lead at the WSOP with a pair of 4's? He may play in Amarillo Slim's home game back in Texas, but he didn't learn that from Slim.
Also, I like the new innovation of the Rabbit Cam, where the dealer can now show the TV audience what card would have hit the board next if a player had not folded to end the hand...
