Negreanu: This Is How I Beat Isildur1
Tomorrow the first superstar showdown is going on between ‘KidPoker’ and the Swedish online phenomenon
Sunday evening at. 20.00 cet, the fifth SuperStar Showdown-match at PokerStars, where Viktor ‘Isildur1′ Blom accepted Daniel ‘KidPoker’ Negreanu. Both players bring a bankroll of $ 150,000 and play until 2500 hands on four heads-up tables with $ 50 / $ 100 blinds.
If no one goes broke during the first session, they play up to another 2500 hands a week later.
Daniel Negreanu writes a lot about the match in his latest blog.
- SuperStar Showdown did not sound as exciting to my ears when I first heard about the concept. The problem was that I simply would not have a chance. I have never really multi-tablet – and not heads-up. So I decided to practice at it and then see if it was something I could handle.
- I played against a broad range of players and adjusted fairly quickly to speed, then at least it is not a concern anymore. If you’ve ever tried to play four heads-up tables against ‘Nanonko’ (big grind end and large winning Randy Lew, ed.) So it feel like anything els as slow motion, writes Negreanu.
He also tells about his strategy preflop and how he would act against the three-and four bets from the aggressive Swede. Read about his strategy here.
The rehearsal was not good for Daniel Negreanu. Over the past days KidPoker according to the database highstakespoker.com have thrown $ 137,000 at hold’em-tables.
Viktor Blom isn’t very hot at the moment. Although he receives in his superstar Showdown-matches and has won the first 3-1. For years on PokerStars he is still down by $ 325,000.
Related posts:
- Viktor “Isildur1″ Blom Is Officially Running Hot Again
- Viktor ‘Isildur1′ Blom to Take on Dan ‘w00ki3z’ Cates in Third Superstar Showdown
- Isildur1 vs Jungleman12 for next PokerStars SuperStar Showdown
- “Isildur1″ Crushes “MyRabbiFoo” In Fourth Superstar Showdown
- Isildur1 wins $51K against Daniel “Jungleman12″ Cates
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