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🤫I think Nguyen Trung Quan misread his hand as K6o/Q5o. Observing his expression at that moment, the instant he saw the second card, he displayed a typical look of disappointment and lack of confidence (as we saw during the showdown, that single card was a 5). Furthermore, he actually turned a corner of his cards toward his opponent, as if he wanted to open that single card and explain something (though he was stopped by a staff member). I interpret this as a sign of compromise or weakness. Imagine this: before either player goes all-in, if you’re holding the nuts or second nuts, you wouldn’t be so careless as to “fiddle” with your own hand in a way that risks exposing it to your opponent. 🤣Of course, if he hadn’t misread his hand, he would be a true master of showmanship and bluffing, having completely fooled both his opponent and the audience.
BCPOKER13,152 views • 4 months ago
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