Steve Bartman's Identity Exposed
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Indiana-- Steve Bartman has been in the Federal Witness protection program since the infamous day of October 14th, 2003 when he interfered with a foul ball down the 3rd base line that would have been a potential catch by Cubs outfielder Moises Alou.
Chicago ahead 3–0 and holding a 3 games to 2 lead in the best of seven series, several spectators attempted to catch a foul ball off the bat of Marlins' second baseman Luis Castillo. One of the fans, Steve Bartman, reached for the ball, deflecting it and disrupted a potential catch by Cubs outfielder Moisés Alou. If Alou had caught the ball it would have been the second out in the inning, and the Cubs would have been just four outs away from winning their first National League pennant since 1945. Instead, the Cubs ended up surrendering eight runs in the inning and shortly afterward lost the game, 8-3. When they were eliminated in the seventh game the next day, the "Steve Bartman incident" was seen as the "first domino" in the turning point of the series.[SUP][1][/SUP]In the aftermath of the incident Bartman, a lifelong Cubs fan, had to be escorted from the stadium by security guards and placed under police protection for a time when his name and address were made public on Major League Baseball message boards.
It has been found out that Steve Bartman has started a new life from sources recently that he and his family have been moved to a small Southern town in Indiana. His new name given to him by the witness protection agency is Justin Cruise.
He has attempted to disguise his ID by becoming a Cincinnati Reds fan.
He has had many struggles with his new life. He graduated at a top 10 business school out of college and quickly latched on to his dream job becoming the top equities broker at a major Fortune 500 company.
Weeks after this promotion he became disgruntled with this position and took on another dream job with a similar position at a much smaller company.
A few weeks later he got tired of the corporate grind and decided to become a professional handicapper and world famous online poker player.
This lasted several weeks until he got disenfranchised with all the bad beats he was suffering from the volatile game of poker.
So against his will he went back into the corporate world to return to equity trading.
Since then he got married and started building a mansion in Southern Indiana complete with what he calls a man cave. This man cave is highlighted by a huge 3000 square foot sports den with 7 90" big screen tv's and 2 fireplaces. He still gambles on sports part time.
He was recently outed as Steve Bartman through an investigation from "anonymous" the internet hacking group famous its great work exposing the Westboro Baptist cult and many other unscrupulous people on the internet.
Justin Cruise(AKA)Steve Bartman has been having a very difficult time hiding his true love for the Cubs. He has been found on a famous internet message board showing his love for the Chicago Cubs. But his reputation on this message board is legendary for mushing peoples betting selections.
Everytime he professes a liking to a team on this message board the team he parades goes on to lose in incredible fashion.
Just a few weeks ago a Louisiana man had an NBA GOY play where his team was losing by over 30 points then Steve Bartman(AKA JUSTIN CRUISE) came into the thread and made fun of his play. Immediately after making fun of the play the Louisiana guys team made a historic 4th quarter run and came back for one of the most improbable wins in the history of the NBA.
There have been countless other events similar to this in the past regarding Justin Cruise comments on this message board.
One time he predicted at 20 to 1 favorite to win a World Cup match then the 3rd world country that barely made the event deleted the heavy favorite in the most improbable fashion.
Because of his innate ability to effect the outcome of these events this causes great concern understandably for Cubs fans.
Steve Bartman(AKA JUSTION CRUISE) already cost the Cubs fans one World Series. Now he is on this message board singing the praises of the Chicago Cubs again 12 years after costing the Cubs a title in 2003.
It is amazing looking back on it how one man can have so much power and influence just with his words and actions. Who would have ever thought that a single man that is witness protection in Southern Indiana could cost the Cubs not 1 but 2 world series? Any man that can bring down the promising careers of Mark Prior and Kerry Wood should be feared.
Steve Bartman's Identity Exposed
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Indiana-- Steve Bartman has been in the Federal Witness protection program since the infamous day of October 14th, 2003 when he interfered with a foul ball down the 3rd base line that would have been a potential catch by Cubs outfielder Moises Alou.
Chicago ahead 3–0 and holding a 3 games to 2 lead in the best of seven series, several spectators attempted to catch a foul ball off the bat of Marlins' second baseman Luis Castillo. One of the fans, Steve Bartman, reached for the ball, deflecting it and disrupted a potential catch by Cubs outfielder Moisés Alou. If Alou had caught the ball it would have been the second out in the inning, and the Cubs would have been just four outs away from winning their first National League pennant since 1945. Instead, the Cubs ended up surrendering eight runs in the inning and shortly afterward lost the game, 8-3. When they were eliminated in the seventh game the next day, the "Steve Bartman incident" was seen as the "first domino" in the turning point of the series.[SUP][1][/SUP]In the aftermath of the incident Bartman, a lifelong Cubs fan, had to be escorted from the stadium by security guards and placed under police protection for a time when his name and address were made public on Major League Baseball message boards.
It has been found out that Steve Bartman has started a new life from sources recently that he and his family have been moved to a small Southern town in Indiana. His new name given to him by the witness protection agency is Justin Cruise.
He has attempted to disguise his ID by becoming a Cincinnati Reds fan.
He has had many struggles with his new life. He graduated at a top 10 business school out of college and quickly latched on to his dream job becoming the top equities broker at a major Fortune 500 company.
Weeks after this promotion he became disgruntled with this position and took on another dream job with a similar position at a much smaller company.
A few weeks later he got tired of the corporate grind and decided to become a professional handicapper and world famous online poker player.
This lasted several weeks until he got disenfranchised with all the bad beats he was suffering from the volatile game of poker.
So against his will he went back into the corporate world to return to equity trading.
Since then he got married and started building a mansion in Southern Indiana complete with what he calls a man cave. This man cave is highlighted by a huge 3000 square foot sports den with 7 90" big screen tv's and 2 fireplaces. He still gambles on sports part time.
He was recently outed as Steve Bartman through an investigation from "anonymous" the internet hacking group famous its great work exposing the Westboro Baptist cult and many other unscrupulous people on the internet.
Justin Cruise(AKA)Steve Bartman has been having a very difficult time hiding his true love for the Cubs. He has been found on a famous internet message board showing his love for the Chicago Cubs. But his reputation on this message board is legendary for mushing peoples betting selections.
Everytime he professes a liking to a team on this message board the team he parades goes on to lose in incredible fashion.
Just a few weeks ago a Louisiana man had an NBA GOY play where his team was losing by over 30 points then Steve Bartman(AKA JUSTIN CRUISE) came into the thread and made fun of his play. Immediately after making fun of the play the Louisiana guys team made a historic 4th quarter run and came back for one of the most improbable wins in the history of the NBA.
There have been countless other events similar to this in the past regarding Justin Cruise comments on this message board.
One time he predicted at 20 to 1 favorite to win a World Cup match then the 3rd world country that barely made the event deleted the heavy favorite in the most improbable fashion.
Because of his innate ability to effect the outcome of these events this causes great concern understandably for Cubs fans.
Steve Bartman(AKA JUSTION CRUISE) already cost the Cubs fans one World Series. Now he is on this message board singing the praises of the Chicago Cubs again 12 years after costing the Cubs a title in 2003.
It is amazing looking back on it how one man can have so much power and influence just with his words and actions. Who would have ever thought that a single man that is witness protection in Southern Indiana could cost the Cubs not 1 but 2 world series? Any man that can bring down the promising careers of Mark Prior and Kerry Wood should be feared.
Hahahahahahaha, funny shit Chop.
Steve Bartman's Identity Exposed
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Indiana-- Steve Bartman has been in the Federal Witness protection program since the infamous day of October 14th, 2003 when he interfered with a foul ball down the 3rd base line that would have been a potential catch by Cubs outfielder Moises Alou.
Chicago ahead 3–0 and holding a 3 games to 2 lead in the best of seven series, several spectators attempted to catch a foul ball off the bat of Marlins' second baseman Luis Castillo. One of the fans, Steve Bartman, reached for the ball, deflecting it and disrupted a potential catch by Cubs outfielder Moisés Alou. If Alou had caught the ball it would have been the second out in the inning, and the Cubs would have been just four outs away from winning their first National League pennant since 1945. Instead, the Cubs ended up surrendering eight runs in the inning and shortly afterward lost the game, 8-3. When they were eliminated in the seventh game the next day, the "Steve Bartman incident" was seen as the "first domino" in the turning point of the series.[SUP][1][/SUP]In the aftermath of the incident Bartman, a lifelong Cubs fan, had to be escorted from the stadium by security guards and placed under police protection for a time when his name and address were made public on Major League Baseball message boards.
It has been found out that Steve Bartman has started a new life from sources recently that he and his family have been moved to a small Southern town in Indiana. His new name given to him by the witness protection agency is Justin Cruise.
He has attempted to disguise his ID by becoming a Cincinnati Reds fan.
He has had many struggles with his new life. He graduated at a top 10 business school out of college and quickly latched on to his dream job becoming the top equities broker at a major Fortune 500 company.
Weeks after this promotion he became disgruntled with this position and took on another dream job with a similar position at a much smaller company.
A few weeks later he got tired of the corporate grind and decided to become a professional handicapper and world famous online poker player.
This lasted several weeks until he got disenfranchised with all the bad beats he was suffering from the volatile game of poker.
So against his will he went back into the corporate world to return to equity trading.
Since then he got married and started building a mansion in Southern Indiana complete with what he calls a man cave. This man cave is highlighted by a huge 3000 square foot sports den with 7 90" big screen tv's and 2 fireplaces. He still gambles on sports part time.
He was recently outed as Steve Bartman through an investigation from "anonymous" the internet hacking group famous its great work exposing the Westboro Baptist cult and many other unscrupulous people on the internet.
Justin Cruise(AKA)Steve Bartman has been having a very difficult time hiding his true love for the Cubs. He has been found on a famous internet message board showing his love for the Chicago Cubs. But his reputation on this message board is legendary for mushing peoples betting selections.
Everytime he professes a liking to a team on this message board the team he parades goes on to lose in incredible fashion.
Just a few weeks ago a Louisiana man had an NBA GOY play where his team was losing by over 30 points then Steve Bartman(AKA JUSTIN CRUISE) came into the thread and made fun of his play. Immediately after making fun of the play the Louisiana guys team made a historic 4th quarter run and came back for one of the most improbable wins in the history of the NBA.
There have been countless other events similar to this in the past regarding Justin Cruise comments on this message board.
One time he predicted at 20 to 1 favorite to win a World Cup match then the 3rd world country that barely made the event deleted the heavy favorite in the most improbable fashion.
Because of his innate ability to effect the outcome of these events this causes great concern understandably for Cubs fans.
Steve Bartman(AKA JUSTION CRUISE) already cost the Cubs fans one World Series. Now he is on this message board singing the praises of the Chicago Cubs again 12 years after costing the Cubs a title in 2003.
It is amazing looking back on it how one man can have so much power and influence just with his words and actions. Who would have ever thought that a single man that is witness protection in Southern Indiana could cost the Cubs not 1 but 2 world series? Any man that can bring down the promising careers of Mark Prior and Kerry Wood should be feared.
Great read and funny.
The more interesting question to me is this (because it is a more likely scenario):
What are you going to do if the flop comes rainbow, with an ace, and someone bets
1/2 -> 2/3 of the pot on the next two streets?
I'm not saying I wouldn't have called the pre-flop raise, but it's a problematic hand
with an ace hits the flop, and you have betters in front of you.
And, how big of a re-raise are you willing to call pre-flop assuming you aren't in last position?
Yes. You can call a 4x preflop raise this deep. High implied odds + a hand with nut potential is what you want; the minute chance of stacking someone for 100+bb when the diamonds come make it worth the overwhelming majority of the time you are going to dump it on the flop.
But you have to understand you are not playing the hand for a pair. You are playing for a flush (and in this case a straight too). And you might get value the few times you hit 2pr or trip 4s. But you have to go into this hand knowing you are not gonna station down significant bets with a pair of aces. You have to be able to fold to pressure, and if you can't, then you will save more chips in the long run just dumping it preflop.
I was last to act.
There is no way I would have called 3 way AI post flop with anything short of a nut flush draw.
I would even dump that if the board was paired.
It would have been an easy read.
