Benyamine vs Negreanu
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David hadn't played a hand for hours so everyone knows he's tilting and looking for any two cards to raise. By raising standard amount he represents a hand like KK, the hand Negreanu put him on. By over raising he actually represents weakness. Okay 400k is a slight over bet with just $2k in the pot, but is likely to get called by a hand like 10 9 which is almost 20% to crack AA pre flop.
Daniel has shown time and time again in the 4 seasons on HSP that he likes to gamble. He has put $140k into a pot v Hansen while drawing dead (Quad 5's), $100k into a pot v Lindgren while drawing dead (Quad 8's), and $40k into a pot v Eli while drawing dead (full house). It's logical to therefore assume getting $400k into the pot as a 20% dog would feel like a good play.
David probably knew that if Daniel had a boat, there's no reason for him to raise there when Daniel is apparently in position and can probably get one more big bet out of David on the river.
"infact thats a good flop for aces"
Just send me your bankroll :) hehe
"Daniel has shown he likes to gamble" - In the hands you're talking about he had 6's Full against Gus and flopped the nuts against Lindgren - He's hardly gambling, 99% of the top players would have never thought they were "gambling" with those hands... Especially with the Full House against Gus! They were Cold Deck hands, he wasn't putting all of his money in with nothing - He had legitimate made hands!