Polk is now up 25 buy-ins however ChildPoker has proposed a novel manner for him to interrupt even on the problem.
If the plan all alongside was to goad a excessive stakes participant into an accepting a problem he was a giant underdog in to win a million {dollars}, the plan has been completely executed.
Doug Polk said early on on this problem that he anticipated to win seven figures from Daniel Negreanu on the $200/$400 tables and final evening he did.
After one among his largest profitable classes he took $298,984 from Daniel over 770 arms. This places him formally up $1,002,595.59 after 17,878 arms. The problem is over 25,000 arms and now the probabilities of ChildPoker overturning a 25 buy-in deficit look all however lifeless within the water.
Negreanu bets $1 million he ran unhealthy
We advised you earlier this week that each Polk and Negreanu have claimed they had been the one who has ran poorly this problem. Yesterday Negreanu took to his personal podcast to place his cash the place his mouth is.
Sounding like each unhealthy native participant in card rooms around the globe who felt just like the deck was rigged against them, Negreanu said on the 14 minute mark that he is ready to guess $1 million that he has ran worse than Polk over the problem, if each males made their hand histories out there for assessment. It’s definitely a novel method to break even on the problem.
As is typically the case, Negreanu was speaking considerably together with his tongue in cheek, and has said he is having fun with the problem, it is enhancing his total recreation and he may very well be persuaded to do a rematch.
Polk alternatively has been utilizing his Twitter account to begin sharing a few of these hand histories and poke enjoyable at Negreanu’s bellyaching on the similar time.
Wow, sick. Flip and ofc I maintain. Just sick. I dont suppose this has ever occurred to anybody. pic.twitter.com/00qE0hQFcT
— Doug “Very Lucky” Polk (@DougPolkVids) January 20, 2021
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