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Fedor Holz's Outburst and Nick Frame's Poker Predictions: Highlights from 2+2 Forum
TournamentsMay 6, 2016·1 min read

Fedor Holz's Outburst and Nick Frame's Poker Predictions: Highlights from 2+2 Forum


Fedor Holz made headlines during a €10k tournament in Monte-Carlo when he made a 4-bet of 320,000 against Philipp Gruissem. After losing a significant hand, Holz pushed his stack and stood up abruptly, causing chips to scatter across the table.

Meanwhile, Miikka Anttonen shared his success story of winning £200,000 from a £100 bet on Leicester City winning the English Premier League. Anttonen placed his bet after the fifth round of the season, when Leicester was in second place with 11 points.

Nick Frame, who has taken up rock climbing and no longer sees poker as his future, expressed concerns about players using unauthorized assistance during games. He mentioned players like dr3amka and hu_mafia, suggesting that they might be using additional help to increase their expected value (EV). Frame also discussed the declining prospects of poker in a forum thread titled 'Why would anyone start taking poker seriously in 2016?'

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