cindyk

can someone please post the link to the broadcast? it doesnt work for me going through the liveatbike website, my media player is messed up.Thanks in advance

I just think in the back of Daniels mind, he knew that after losing his last money, that it would be the end of Stu Ungar.

Im sorry, I didnt mean to be offensive. I just had a sour taste in my mouth about Daniel after reading that book. And you are right, I dont know all the facts. Thats why I would like to hear Daniels side of the story.

You know...there is immaturity....and then there are things that people should just get their tongues cut out for....and the OP is a prime candidate for the latter.This forum can be a great thing for numerous reasons. It can be informative, it can be fun, it can be a place where people with common interests can find a sense of community. The downside is that this forum gives a public voice to people such as yourself. People that have no regard for true human emotion. People that have no regard for the true gift human interaction.Do you feel like you are a better person for posting this gar

its true read "one of a kind" by Nolan Dalla

I just got done reading a book about Stu Ungar. It said that he was real down on his luck and had a bad drug problem, but someone staked him $25,000 for him to get in the big game at the Belligio and try to get back focused on poker and turn his life around. Even though Negreanu and a few other top players knew of Stu Ungars problems, they jumped at a chance to break him and take his roll. Not long after Ungar sat down with Negreanu he was indeed broke. This was Stueys last chance to turn his life around but Negreanu took all hope from him (along with a nice chunk of change). Now Ungar

http://216.53.204.10/bike/bike_300.asxFirst time I've ever watched this. Who on earth is that idiot woman that couldn't understand that Yosh's sixes didn't play on that 788TT board?Thank you very much Andy

can someone please post the direct url link when it gets started? My media player is meesed up and I cant access it through the liveatbike website.Thanks

Just face the facts. A very high % of people that play online poker are lifelong losers. Yet many people think they are good or decent but blame their losses on the sites being rigged or bad luck or whatever. But if you play for awhile or are somewhat intelligent about poker you should realize that the losses in the long run are from bad play not from bad luck or sites being rigged. It just seems that many players try to place the blame elsewhere rather than look in the mirror and see that they aare the reason for they losses and that inprovement is needed.