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I think him and Ted Forrest are two of the most underrated players, they are gamblers and are good at it.

I was playing penny PL omaha that was fun, pot size bets till we were all in before the flop, I started with 2 dollars and ran it up to 13 dollars then back to 50 cents..its a good way to let stress out.

go to pocket5s.com..they have online rankings..there are some really good players over there, check em out. Most play on UB and tear up the MTT and hi limits SNGs

I only play at UB..i think the lay out and players are the best. as far s SNG structure I like it, it gives you more chips so you can be a little more creative..and not so much a crap shoot. I do wish they would have multi table SNGs tho

I agree he is very talented player and but he doesnt even want to be a pro he is going to gradurate school or soemthing like that.

big kudos..any plans with the money? buy something nice or just put it back into the game?

you dislike women? lol

Like:Carlos MorenstienPhil HellmuthRam VaswaniThe Hendon MobPhil LakMike MatasowDislike:well since I know no pros in real life its hard to say, so yea...but if I had to choose I guess id have to pick...Gerry Bus...im not a laker fan *shrugs*

Id do her

Daniel is outDate / Time: 2005-03-05 22:52:00 Title: Daniel Negreanu v. Antonio Esfandiari: Antonio Advances to Round 3 Log: Short-stacked from the earlier hand, Daniel goes all in with J-10 suited against Antonio Esfandiari's K-9. The flop comes K-9-3, giving Antonio two pair, but leaving Daniel with a gut-shot straight draw. A meaningless 4 falls on the turn, and a king on the river gives Antonio a full house and eliminates Daniel Negreanu from the tournament. Antonio Esfandiari advances to Round 3, where he will face the winner of the Josh Arieh/Ted Forrest match.

I agree..whats with the grandma...here is another idea..what about poker babe? shes not on TV but she is a pro and is very hot :oops:

I agree..I work in a indian caisno poker room..and thats the way it is...lots of loose players playing 'gus' poker in hope of hitting a big hand.

sorry im not versred in WSOP history, thank you for educating me..or how you said it making fun of me

I agree Brunson...best of all time...I would of loved to see Unger and Brunson go heads up..they proabbly did at some point..now that would of been a great match..i just creamed thinking about it.

Daniel, Ivey, Juanda are at the top of the list of all around players..I think Scott Fischman is a pretty good all around player..he won the HORSE event and I have read(I forgot where) he is doing well in events this year. Just a thought..im not defending him, I think he has alot of maturing to do, I do think he is solid player tho.A2