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Just a little info on the process. When you are receiving a money gram the sender (full tilt in this case) would talk to money gram setup the amount and to which state. They then have a charge depending on how far and how much (though full tilt may have some deal with money gram for a set rate). Full tilt would then have to get in touch with you to give you a reference number (This would be the longest part in the process). Once you have the reference number you can go to any money gram location they will have a red phone that you will have to use. It will directly connect you to money gr

Yes, well they are adding them to all CVS stores so it may take time for one in your area to get it. All the stores in my area (Oklahoma City) just got them a few months ago.

I work at CVS/Pharmacy and we just got the money gram stuff in all the stores. As far as I know you are only required to fill out paperwork to send money over 1000 or something figure like that. You are not required to fill anything out to receive money. I will check into it at work to find out for sure.

I finished 17th in the 7 dollar one...played stupid at the end or would have done better.

So that reminds me why didn't Gold have to sit out 10 min. when he turned over that j while the other guy was considering to fold or not?

Its simple the same reason Daniel doesn't have the same results as he use to have. He plays a lot of different times and as many as he can get into and he will get lucky a few times. Of course there is some skill but like i said the same reason DN is not getting the same results. He is not playing near as many WPT's as he played in 04. It takes an amount of luck and skill when you take time off it hurts your results. Prove me wrong.

Alan has some skill though I don't see it. He couldn't make it that far twice without it. He got very lucky to win and made some very bad calls. They said something about him making a great read with the KJs but I don' t think that was the case I think he just called with the KJs and was hoping he would win.

No he just played smart and got lucky at the right times. He even said at the finaly table that he put the first bad beat on someone though I don't believe this I think he put a few bad beats on people but he did this very few times. Again look at the TOC to see how good of a player he is.

I have been reading this thread since the start and have never posted in it but I am a huge Survivor fan, since the first season. But one thing I have learned is that there are always "leaks" about who is going to win and they are never true. They are just rumors. She has a chance to win which could happen but this guy is just passing on info he heard. If there was a real leak it would be more known. There is no leak and has never been a leak. Think about it nobody knows who is going to win but the most trusted people in CBS and of course the people that vote (and that is if they have go

I was watching when that happened the chat went crazy right after he hit quads, was really funny to watch. They had to turn the chat off for observers after that.

The question was asked for people who had not been around such as Daniel or BG. I am talking about the person who has most gained since the poker boom. The person who played just because of the WSOP 03 and was not around before hand. This of course is not for cash game players but if you want to come up for a list of those that is fine.

Really I had no idea who you were talking about until i looked at http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php...er.php?a=r&n=19(sorry if it messed up) but looks very solid to me even with a few places pre moneymaker. The only reason I asked the question was I couldn't come up with a solid name that had stuck around post poker boom that had been around. Which I thought was odd. (sorry for typos I have been drinking a bit) haha not on topic but funny. I say yes.

So I was wondering who was the most succesful touremment player, which can be looked at as money or most top finishes since the poker boom. For example you couldn't add Greg Raymer to the list because he had played the in the WSOP before 2003. Just wondering what everybody thought on this.

haha i agree.

I read the same thing. Not sure if it is him though. A couple of people said in the chat that they saw that it was him on another forum but don't remember which one they said.