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What is Coagulation? Or Clotting of Blood
submitted by arslanartist 409 days ago (via coolhealthtips.com)
Coagulation factors are proteins which are produced by liver. There are numbered in the order of their discovery.
 
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Nice read by Phil Laak
submitted by arslanartist 405 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
Former roommates and close friends Phil Laak and Antonio Esfandiari go heads-up in this hand from Poker After Dark, with Laak making an excellent read on Esfandiari.
 
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A huge suckout for David “Chino” Rheem against Ivan Demidov
submitted by arslanartist 405 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
In this hand from the 2008 World Series of Poker (WSOP), Ivan Demidov goes all-in with pocket 9s and David “Chino” Rheem calls with the best hand. But he’s about to be dealt a huge 18 million-chip suckout!
 
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Most embarrassing poker moments
submitted by arslanartist 405 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
In this edition of The Nuts, some of the pros, including Phil Hellmuth, Chris Ferguson and Howard Lederer, share their most embarrassing poker moments. What’s yours?
 
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Phil Hellmuth vs Toto Leonidas at 2003 US Poker Championship
submitted by arslanartist 404 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
Poker Brat Phil Hellmuth doesn’t take losing very well. In these hands against Toto Leonidas at the 2003 US Poker Championship, Hellmuth makes a couple of misreads before finally making the right call, only to fall victim to a bad beat!
 
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A sick suckout for Phil Laak against Jason Mercier
submitted by arslanartist 404 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
In this hand between Phil Laak and Jason Mercier at the 2010 National Heads-Up Poker Championship, Mercier goes all-in with his pocket fives against Laak’s K-2. Laak manages to pair his King on the flop to take the lead, but he’s in for a sick suckout on the river.
 
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Jean-Robert Bellande makes a sick read
submitted by arslanartist 404 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
Shawn Sheikhan could have had anything in this hand on Poker After Dark. But somehow, Jean-Robert Bellande amazingly manages to read exactly what Sheiky is holding pre-flop!
 
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High Stakes Poker – Season 7 Episode 7
submitted by arslanartist 404 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
High Stakes Poker – Season 7 Episode 7 – Full episode. On the last episode seven more men joined Barry Greenstein at the Bellagio for a brand new game. The reigning champ showed the old school who was boss and a couple of wealthy amateurs wen full speed ahead.
 
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Terrence Chan eliminates Horacio Buffoni at 2010 LAPT Rosario
submitted by arslanartist 404 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
In this hand from the 2010 LAPT Rosario Grand Final, Argentinian Horacio Buffoni moves all-in with A-Q against Canadian Terrence Chan, who’s holding 7-6. The flop keeps Buffoni in the lead, but the turn card spells the end of Buffoni’s LAPT Rosario run.
 
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Quad aces for Matthias Habernig at 2010 LAPT Florianopolis
submitted by arslanartist 404 days ago (via bestpokermoments.com)
In this exciting hand from the 2010 LAPT Florianopolis, Austrian Matthias Habernig starts off with pocket aces against Brazilian Pedro Velasco’s Q-10. Habernig plays his pocket aces tactfully enough to keep Velasco in the game. But it’s all over for Velasco once he goes all-in and Habernig snap-calls to reveal quads!
 
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