I think it'd be great if he taught the wrong things to people and turned the entire poker world a 180, giving them bad instruction to make everyone bad again.
Todd Brunson is known to be tough-skinned, mean and doesn't like to take sh*t, so why couldn't he have punched someone? I think it's 100% in the cards for him to do so if the right buttons were pressed.
Percival, Tony G, Hellmuth and Negreanu are all regularly featured on the show. Chad is listing five players he'd like to see in the future that haven't been on the show. There is also a wildcard/viewers' choice pick in the Loose Cannon. Casting videos are voted on for this spot by fans of the show.
Would like to learn how Mike pegs a player as recreational, a fish or good and solid. Playing 18-24 tables, it must be hard to pay attention to a lot of details. Does he just go off a HUD? Is it something he's just built up over time given the regulars he plays with often? How much time goes into reviewing his session and looking for these types of players?
"Bottom Line: This was one of the best High Stakes Poker seasons yet, filled with crazy action and creative plays. Next season we hope to see more from Phil Ivey and Dwan, and less (dare we say none at all?) from Mike Matusow. We didn't see much of Phil Hellmuth and didn't miss him. The show could stand to go a little lighter on Negreanu's self-love, as well. We could live without Grospellier, whose personality didn't come off nearly as colorful as his hair, but we loved the crazy, charismatic Veldhuis. And though Galfond has been criticized before for being quiet in the past, this season he was actually quite funny and certainly drove the action. We hope he'll be back, too. And we think most viewers would be willing to chip in to get poor Gabe Kaplan a better copy writer."
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Five Thoughts About Phil Ivey's Website (8)
417 days ago
I think it'd be great if he taught the wrong things to people and turned the entire poker world a 180, giving them bad instruction to make everyone bad again.
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The Nightly Turbo: New Episode from The Micros, Brunson Gets in a Fight, and More (2)
417 days ago
Todd Brunson is known to be tough-skinned, mean and doesn't like to take sh*t, so why couldn't he have punched someone? I think it's 100% in the cards for him to do so if the right buttons were pressed.
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PokerStars The Big Game: Five Players We’d Like to See on TV (8)
428 days ago
Percival, Tony G, Hellmuth and Negreanu are all regularly featured on the show. Chad is listing five players he'd like to see in the future that haven't been on the show. There is also a wildcard/viewers' choice pick in the Loose Cannon. Casting videos are voted on for this spot by fans of the show.
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Value Betting with Mike Ziemba Part 1 (7)
428 days ago
Would like to learn how Mike pegs a player as recreational, a fish or good and solid. Playing 18-24 tables, it must be hard to pay attention to a lot of details. Does he just go off a HUD? Is it something he's just built up over time given the regulars he plays with often? How much time goes into reviewing his session and looking for these types of players?
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PokerNews Op-Ed: Pinups, Porn Stars, and Playmates- the New Faces of Poker Marketing (5)
627 days ago
Have you ever watched television commercials or mainstream TV shows? This is a business world and sex sells, that's just the way it is.
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High Stakes Poker Season 6, Episode 13: Expensive Brawls, Hero Calls, and a Legend Falls (3)
745 days ago
"Bottom Line: This was one of the best High Stakes Poker seasons yet, filled with crazy action and creative plays. Next season we hope to see more from Phil Ivey and Dwan, and less (dare we say none at all?) from Mike Matusow. We didn't see much of Phil Hellmuth and didn't miss him. The show could stand to go a little lighter on Negreanu's self-love, as well. We could live without Grospellier, whose personality didn't come off nearly as colorful as his hair, but we loved the crazy, charismatic Veldhuis. And though Galfond has been criticized before for being quiet in the past, this season he was actually quite funny and certainly drove the action. We hope he'll be back, too. And we think most viewers would be willing to chip in to get poor Gabe Kaplan a better copy writer."
Love the last paragraph! Great write up.
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Most Memorable Hands from High Stakes Poker, Part 1 (1)
834 days ago
The Dwan bluff on Eastgate and Greenstein HAS to be #1. One of the sickest hands of poker... E-V-E-R!