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#161: Hand Analysis On The River
By the time the river comes around and based on your opponent's actions, you should have a good idea where you stand and more importantly what kind of hand your opponent has. David Tuchman offers his insight into a few of these river situations.
Oct 10, 2014
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David Tuchman
Poker Pro and Commentator
David Tuchman has been consistently beating up on the $5-$5 and $5-10 NL games in Los Angeles for the past ten years. His ability to put players on "tilt" is second to none.
David also is the lead commentator for the Wsop.com’s webcasts of WSOP final tables. Along with co-hosting "Live at the Bike" David has commentated on more hands than anyone in the entire industry. He is commonly a guest on the Crush Live Poker podcast and has filled in for Bart as the lead host on several different occasions.
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