@B1gfoot nope.. no hangover :)
4 minutes agoputting all 4th partying on hold. it's main event day 1 for me. time to get after it, and get after it i shall. #wsop57 #nation
9 minutes ago@alexleebehan Thanks! Can't wait to see you soon! We'll do Vegas right next weekend!
24 minutes agoIf Ylon Schwartz bricked all Prelims and final tabled ME, I can too right??
24 minutes agoHappy 4th of July!!
25 minutes ago
The Biggest Game was originally published in the New Yorker Magazine as a series of long articles. "Here was the World Series of Poker," Al says, "and hardly anyone was writing about it." With a few changes, the articles then became the book.
People like Doyle Brunson, Jack Straus, and Amarillo Slim opened up to him. "They didn't quite know what to make of me," he says. "I was the little Brit with the funny accent who could make them laugh", he adds. Later, Jack Straus and Crandall Addington would visit him at his home in London.
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