Mkind0516

Here is the online video version: http://www.cardplayer.com/tv/23911

Bel0wab0ve is one of the few exception but that's just b/c he's vindictive and can hold a grudge.

I wasn't addressing anybody here; I was addressing those bashing me at Pocket Fives. Notice how nobody else who has had any success in poker on that site bashes me, yet people you've never heard of do nothing but bash me. Those are the people I was talking about.

The hand wasn't really the point...

IDK who this koolkeith guy is -- I've never met him or spoken to him; hell I dont' even think I've ever played him. Nevertheless, this dude is always on my nuts about how horrible I am (despite not knowing anything about me, as 99% of players on P5's do not). As far as what I've found out, he's one of those guys who frequently rails Johnny Bax & Belowabove, but never actually accomplishes anything himself. He's more out to look for acceptance from those higher names in the "hierarchy" of online poker. Therefore, he tries his best to bust on the guy everyone is ganging up on, in hopes t

I had the pleasure of meeting Waco in LA. Very nice guy and an excellent poker player. Great to see him get his feet wet in the live circuit...and by wet, I mean totally underwater! Congrats.

Exactly why I wanted some UNBIASED opinions.

Who needs a Bodog hand history? I can't even read that ****.

Go to the other forum and search my name. There have literally been hundreds of threads about me (none of which are positive).

For those subscribed to Cardplayer magazine, check out page 38 of the April issue. I was featured this month in "Hand 2 Hand Combat." It's an interesting hand that I wrote about, so I suggest taking a look. For those who don't get the magazine or don't feel like buying it, the online version will be up sometime in the next 2 weeks. Thanks for listening to this obv brag post

So earlier today I was HU in the 100r on Stars, when this hand occurred to end it:PokerStars Game #9356071566: Tournament #47143707, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVIII (6000/12000) - 2007/04/10 - 18:43:14 (ET)Table '47143707 19' 9-max Seat #1 is the buttonSeat 1: mkind0516 (323577 in chips) Seat 8: Tulkaz (698923 in chips) mkind0516: posts the ante 600Tulkaz: posts the ante 600mkind0516: posts small blind 6000Tulkaz: posts big blind 12000*** HOLE CARDS ***mkind0516: raises 18000 to 30000Tulkaz: raises 85000 to 115000mkind0516: raises 207977 to 322977 and is all-inTulkaz: calls 207977*** FL

Will he be the next to make a WPT ft?

It's on my agenda. I don't think it overlaps w/ Paris, since thats in early May this year.As for the trip, the main events will be $2500 & $1k (w/ some $500 $ $300's on the other days), so I'll prob just buyin direct. For those who can't afford that, I don't know much about their side action/satellites. When I went, they had nothing higher than 2/5 NL or 5/10 limit running, so the cash games weren't worth my time to try out. However, I did see a buncha players I played with in the tournies, and the play there is just attrocious. If you played really solid and didn't get outta line, y

He plays online as "prtypsux". He's had some sick live results in the last year: 6th in a WSOP $2500 prelim, won a $1500 prelim in Bahamas (not covered by Card Player for some reason), 2nd in a $2500 prelim in the LAPC, 13th or so in the LAPC main event, and now is 2nd in chips in the final 6 in Reno. He knows what he's doing out there, and I hope for everyone else's sake, they don't underestimate him.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IDC how balla JC is, I can't stop looking at Chantel McNulty:

I;m pretty sure anyone can rail the ft. Latest chip counts:Chip Count - 2007 World Poker ChallengePlace Name Chip Count 1 David The Dragon Pham 852,000 2 JC Alvarado 755,000 3 Mark Seif 652,000 4 JC Tran 590,000 5 Danny Wong 375,000 6 Fred Hwang 330,000 7 Erick Lindgren 266,000 8 Jimmy Diep 265,000 9 John Hom 245,000 10 Brent Bibby 185,000 11 Kirk Morrison 134,000 12 Brad Helm 85,000

I've seen JC pull some sick bluffs before. This one from the $2500 prelim at the LAPC will always stand out to me:With blind 500/1000/100, this talkative Asian dude in LP makes it 3500. The guy has around 100k to start the hand and is playing very aggro. He seems like a total nut, who will not shutup. JC is in the BB w/ 115k to start the hand, calls. On a flop of Qh-Td-6h, JC check/calls a 6k bet. The turn is the Th, pairing the board and putting the flush card out. JC checks and the guy instantly bets 18k. JC then moves AI for around 75k. The Asian guy thinks for about 10 minutes. K

I would go but I'm A) from Jersey, and B) 19. :(BTW, JC chipped up another 80k and is still in 2nd heading into the final 27 tomorrow. Hopefully, he can get some revenge for the KQ vs KQ at the LAPC.

Kid's got some sick live skillz & he could be opulling off his biggest score in Reno. GL sir.

Yes, I suppose I am

Well I guess it would've been naive to think they're wouldn't be any haters

I wanted to deck the guy but instead decided to outplay him

TY all, I look forward to my time here.

This reminds me of a hand I played in a $500 tourney at Turning Stone last month in which I wanted to turn the table over on the guy, but instead decided to mentally out fox him:Blinds 100/200, I have 4500 in BB. 3 MP limpers + sb come in. I have A8o in the BB. I have just been moved to this table but have seen frequent limps from these players and don't figure any of them for big hands. I pop it up to 1200. The 1st limper folds; the 2nd once looks at me weird and raises to 2700. In the midst of an argument. I started staring at the guy to see if I could get anything off of him. After about 20