Early Levels See Negreanu Enjoy Pocket Acesĭressed in a fake ‘muscle tee’ and bulging biceps shirt, mocking Persson’s traditional look, Negreanu definitely got the better of the match from the start. With each man putting up $50,000 in the ‘double or quits’ format, Persson had the option of rechallenging for $100,000 each, but mere moments after defeat, the high-stakes cash player conceded overall defeat to the Canadian, who won his first match in the format. Kid Poker took the title amid a friendly atmosphere as Persson, so often the brawling bulldog, saw his claws clipped by the master of smallball control. Obviously the stronger your opponent the more you'll blunder, but for example even after queening she wasn't playing check, check, check the way most beginners would, and then she used an advanced (for a beginner) mating pattern with the queen and rook.The first round of action in the return of PokerGO’s flagship heads-up show High Stakes Duel saw Daniel Negreanu beat Eric Persson after almost three hours of action. Yeah, a number of things make it impressive to me. If she doesn't happen to blunder hard, she may genuinely win the whole thing. I am telling you Khare is on another level, she has only taken Chess remotely serious in the past month and is playing like this in some games. According to this they're the top two seeds.

This wildcard Michelle Khare is seriously natural at the game it seems, based on her interaction and speed of noticing traps and forks in lessons with GothamChess. If they seed correctly, the final will be Sardoche vs Negreanu. who else is playing? In chess experience counts for a lot. If it were just total beginners, he might be a heavy favorite, but I'm not sure. I love Negreanu, and it makes me excited for Pogchamps.

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