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rail call: ilikeaces86 and Sykedupp deep in tourney together

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  1. 09-15-2008 02:11 AM #1
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    Default rail call: ilikeaces86 and Sykedupp deep in tourney together

    If i can get him to recognize me from FTR we might be able to chop it up, as it stands now we are final 19, and beside each other.. gl us 26k to champ.
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  2. 09-15-2008 02:12 AM #2
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    oh... its on FTP.. 65k GTD
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    That is the beauty of poker, it doesnt matter how they play, you can always devise the perfect defense and counterpunch hard.
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  3. 09-15-2008 02:15 AM #3
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    Name I can search?
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    Found it. GO GO GO GL
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  6. 09-15-2008 02:42 AM #6
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    Dealer: ilikeaces86 finishes in 13th place and
    wins: $841.50

    GJ man.
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  7. 09-15-2008 02:49 AM #7
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    FT Syked... 2g payday at least.
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  8. 09-15-2008 03:00 AM #8
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    SICK!

    KQo > AA at the FT for Syked.

    GO GO GO!
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  9. 09-15-2008 11:46 AM #9
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  10. 09-15-2008 05:20 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by soupie
    That is the beauty of poker, it doesnt matter how they play, you can always devise the perfect defense and counterpunch hard.
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