emanmark

No, he's good, not saying that, but alot of their tricks are out of the hat when you observe how they play a hand based on what the hole cards are. Phil Ivey said TV has hurt his ability to make alot of moves that he use to do.

nobody seeems to friendly in here but hi anyways.

how old are u people?! grow up

I know Doyle Brunson and Stu Ungar are considered the best to ever play, winning back to back wsop but there wasn't even 100 people in the event back then! I've won several tourney's with more people than that. Doyle makes plays that boggles the mind, all-in on the crappiest of hands. I think Sammy Farha is the best I've seen, really has a feel for players hand strengths.

guess I'm slow - a flush beats a full house?

Have you seen the high stakes cash games at www.youtube.com? I seems poor Daniel had several bad beats. The full house that turned Hanson's hand into quads was the worse! Then Greenstein rivered the higher club flush and Mindi Tran turning a higher straight draw. Farha rivers a flush on his set of threes! Man, what bad luck you had in some of those hands Daniel. If I lost that much (not that i'd have that problem) i'd pretty much jump of a bridge!Still, great poker to watch, also check out the legendary Stu Ungar winning in the 1997 WSOP. Anyone know of any other links for stuff like

No Blog because he's looking for a video producer. I use to shoot news and video, would love the gig but I'm in Vancouver. Have to be a u.s. citizen?