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08-21-2009 22:42 UTC+8

Tan Critiques His Own Play

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We were recently standing over Teac Mang Tan's table, trying to figure out what had happened to his stack. It reached a high point of about 70,000 earlier in the day but had regressed all the way to about 35,000. While there we witnessed Tan play a hand against one opponent.

Tan had first action on a board of {A-Spades}

{A-Spades}

{Q-Spades}

{9-Diamonds}

. He opened for 1,100 then quickly called his opponent's raise to 3,000 straight. The turn was the {7-Spades}

{7-Spades}

. Tan checked then called another 3,500. Both players checked the {4-Clubs}

{4-Clubs}

river. Lets have a look, gentlemen!

Tan: {9-Clubs}

{9-Clubs}

{6-Diamonds}

Opponent:

{9-Spades}

{5-Clubs}

It was a chopped pot.

"Man am I a donkey," said Tan after he collected his half of the pot. "What a calling station, huh? I'll call anything."

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