me taking on the devilfish

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Dave "devilfish" Ulliot came for an extremely unexpekted visit to a pokerclub in Stockholm, Sweden last night. He played in the $1-2 dealers choice cash game with minimum buyin $500. I played for about 2 hours and managed to win $100. Not a very big win but a memory for life.It's not often we get visits from big names like the fish herein Sweden.

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Wow that must've been fun. How did you fare against the fish? Did you beat him in any pots? Did he played like he had no care in the world or was he playing like he would in higher stakes?

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Wow that must've been fun. How did you fare against the fish? Did you beat him in any pots? Did he played like he had no care in the world or was he playing like he would in higher stakes?

The one time I played with him in a $200 NL game, he respected everybody at the table, didn't try to push anybody around even though I'm sure it was very low stakes for him.

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Wow that must've been fun. How did you fare against the fish? Did you beat him in any pots? Did he played like he had no care in the world or was he playing like he would in higher stakes?

I think Devilfish plays like he doesn't have a care regardless of the stakes. That's the thing that makes him so dangerous to play against. He's just fearless by all accounts -- both in cash games or tourneys. It'd scare the hell out of me to play the guy for any substantial amount. Which is reason number #257 that I will never be a pro player -- I just can't develop the total disregard for money that a guy like Devilfish can.

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Wow that must've been fun. How did you fare against the fish? Did you beat him in any pots? Did he played like he had no care in the world or was he playing like he would in higher stakes?

He was being very nice and treated everybody respectfully and proffesionaly. He played a good game, folding a full against a bigger full in omaha, to name an example.

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he seemed like a dick at the WSOP final table he made with Raymer...said "i forgot you can't bluff a calling station" when Raymer called down his bluff.

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he seemed like a dick at the WSOP final table he made with Raymer...said "i forgot you can't bluff a calling station" when Raymer called down his bluff.

You mean to say you've never gotten mad when someone made a call on your bluff? Now put yourself in that position but in the Main Event.

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Devilfish is in a class of his own. A pure gambler, a great poker player and a superb embassador for the game.And he's English :-)

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Devilfish is in a class of his own. A pure gambler, a great poker player and a superb embassador for the game.And he's English :-)

So you're saying the good outweighs the bad?

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Devilfish is in a class of his own. A pure gambler, a great poker player and a superb embassador for the game.And he's English :-)

So you're saying the good outweighs the bad?

quite funny indeed!

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he seemed like a dick at the WSOP final table he made with Raymer...said "i forgot you can't bluff a calling station" when Raymer called down his bluff.

You mean to say you've never gotten mad when someone made a call on your bluff? Now put yourself in that position but in the Main Event.

It wasnt the Main Event, but I must agree with ya.

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he seemed like a dick at the WSOP final table he made with Raymer...said "i forgot you can't bluff a calling station" when Raymer called down his bluff.

You mean to say you've never gotten mad when someone made a call on your bluff? Now put yourself in that position but in the Main Event.

It wasnt the Main Event, but I must agree with ya.

Ah whoops got the Main Event on the mind... Sorry! But its nice to know that you got the point of my statement. It was a major WSOP event.