Ramon Scott

One more note regarding DN's inspiring post about online poker's future...The new issue of Bluff has a great cover feature on DN...Telling headline...DANIEL NEGREANUAHEAD OF THE GAME

ty todd, cheersI just wanted it be known my interest in online poker, fcp, and my experienced opinion.I was curious why ongame was chosen by fcp/dn since most players do not favor the software. Certainly, there was research done and that there was either a good financial deal, or that fcp/dn liked the ongame software, also. This is my point of the question "what was the thought process of fcp/dn going with ongame/bwin?"It's like the mac/pc argument. I have always been a mac person so I started with ongame, but later added a PC so I could play on other sites, as well. I ended back with ongame s

Todd, I have been playing online for about four years. You can sharkscope me on ongame under these names to check on my credibility of my statementfcp-SDDealer0hp-ramonscottpr-RSSportsI did say that I knew that I am in the minority in my opinion. Again, I like using the F1 keys, I like seeing the pot size, I like the graphics, I like the sng/chipstacks/time levels format, I like the lobby better, there are just several things I like better about this software. To each their own. DN said he wanted opinions.I come from a family of card players several generations back and I am employed as a prof

congratulations to fcp and dn...It is interesting to note, though I am in the minority, the reason I like fcp is bc of dn, of course, but also bc he and fcp chose ongame/pokernetwork software.I wonder why fcp and dn possibly chose this software, as it seems to bot be very popular in the poker community. I prefer it bc I can see pot sizes better, the card flop turn river seem more crisp and I like to use the f1 keys. I just seemed more user friendly than the standard poker sites.When dn and fcp became part of the network, if felt it was the best of both worlds. Although I played a pokerroom, ho

It was strange that so many names were flubbed since Jesse May is a poker columnist and has been a PBP voice before. You would think he would know these guys.

How about Jennifer "Jennicide" Leigh instead of Erin.

I think DW was trying to hit it

Canadian Club bets on poker star to deal a winning handTuesday, May 17, 2005Allied Domecq PLC, the world's second-largest spirits company, is adding a new ingredient to revive the fading Canadian Club whisky brand: poker champ Chris Moneymaker.The company has hired the amateur player who won the World Series of Poker in 2003 to host poker contests as part of a new marketing push for the brand, Susan Kilgore, Canadian Club marketing director, said in an interview."Canadian Club was losing relevance with males aged 21 to 29," Ms. Kilgore said. "It's a brand that has been flat for 30 years."Annua

You should know Steaks are not allowed on Daniel's forum.