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Not a big fan of props...

define "bankroll" please...do you mean money in our bank accounts...or money that we have specifically for poker?

Let's be realistic.Hoyt Corkins is terible. I still remember his 100 million x bb pre-flop all-in against Jdags...when he was merely holding 8 high. Wow, what a donkey.

Wow, I am definitely NOT surprised that Phil is the current chip leader at the tournament of champions (114 player tournament).There are nine players remaining. Current chip counts are as follows:1. Phil Hellmuth - $281,500 (Seat 4) 2. Mike Matusow - $179,000 (Seat 9) 3. Brandon Adams - $135,500 (Seat 7) 4. Tony Bloom - $130,000 (Seat 8) 5. Steve Dannenmann - $122,000 (Seat 1) 6. Keith Sexton - $95,500 (Seat 6) 7. Hoyt Corkins - $95,000 (Seat 5) 8. Grant Lang - $61,500 (Seat 2) 9. David Levi - $41,000 (Seat 3) Phil = greatest Hold 'Em player alive.

All Phil's bracelets have been in Hold 'Em. There are not two people ahead of him.

You're absolutely correct. I should not use the hundreds of hands I've them play on television to determine whom is the better Hold 'Em player. From now on, I'll only use the following two criteria:1) Hold 'Em bracelets2) Hold 'Em cashesThanks.sw

When I watch Phil play Hold 'Em, I consistently see him playing tremendous poker. He almost always plays quality cards, and if he doesn't, there is a legitimate reason. He makes great decisions and almost always gets his chips in with the best hand. Doyle, on the other hand, plays a lot looser and seems to consistently get his chips in on draws and weak hands. He makes a lot more "donkish" plays, such as limping to the small blind, then calling a decent bb raise. He gets his chips in badly way too often. He is undoubtedly a talent and has contributed immensely to the game; however, I th

daniel, did phil actually say that...or are you just making jokes?

i can definitely see both sides of this issue...

What makes you think Doyle is a better Hold 'Em player than Phil?

a case for christ?

SNG players are terrible... I rape them ALL DAY...

Yes, I think Phil is a better Hold 'Em player than Doyle.

Phil Hellmuth was the best player at the table.

Ummm... 8th best Hold 'Em player at the table? What a joke...

that dude was huge tho'... props to hellmuth for at least being able to talk shit to a tough guy (at least in appearance)...

You are either lying or you're playing VERY small limits...

It is accurate and helps when making tough decisions...

You should rarely, if ever, be the first to enter a pot without raising....You give way too much information about the strength of your hand and about your likely holding...You should rarely be playing hands like 4/5 suited...Small suited connectors are basically ONLY playable hands if you have a chance to play them for cheap amounts (early levels), if you are in late position, and if there are already at least 1 or 2 limpers...I would like to go into great detail about late tourney "all-in" hands and the like, but I'd be wasting my time...You really need to invest in some poker books first..

I don't feel badly for Morgan. That 8/5 bluff was HORRENDOUS...

Your showdown % should be around 70...

i kinda like his style...

My friend won a tournament at the Aladdin... They didn't make him fill out any tax forms...

You played for all your chips with 8 high.You misplayed the hand.

How old are you, Suited?