| Posted by: ska7e101 at December 20, 2007, 3:39 am | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
I played with JJ Liu today, if you consider her famous. She was dressed in all black on FT. I asked her if she was planning on attending a funeral later on today, and she said she went to one a few days ago.
I quickly apologized......
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| Posted by: N.D. at December 20, 2007, 1:35 am | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
KrazyKanuck rings a bell. Can't remember if it was tournament or ring, was definitely micro to ery low stakes buy in($5 is my max tourney buy in right now, and as a ery special treat of course). Why would someone famous be in micro to ery low stakes?
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| Posted by: switch0723 at December 17, 2007, 4:51 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by aliengenius
How long ago did you (someone else?) write this?
You read my mind AG, i was thinking the exact same thing
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| Posted by: aliengenius at December 17, 2007, 2:16 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by jtw1942
Brokski = Gus Hansen strugglin lately, rumors are that
the "Big Game" at the Bellagio busted him up good. No
crime there, just a young player learning his chops and
unafraid to gamble with the best. Plays 100/200 on Stars
quite often. Hope he has a great year!
How long ago did you (someone else?) write this?
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| Posted by: Yumboltking at December 17, 2007, 3:55 am | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
FullTilt used to have a "Jesus " razz freeroll late every night for awhile. I played on same table as his icon a couple times. He [it] never responded to any comments and the railbird chat was nonstop. He[it] played well but was far from unbeatable. Let's face it tho noone can win in razz without a little help on 6th and 7th.
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| Posted by: mooleyjones at December 17, 2007, 3:18 am | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Well,I don't care what u say. Playing poker online is diff than playing poker with live people.
U can't see the tells, the trash talk can be brutal, and so many of the young ones are sooooooooo aggressive, because they read or hear that that is good.
Well, sometimes it is I agree, but not always. Most of those guys get taken out because the other see that they are full of it.....lol....
As far as that list....OMG........where did u get it?
And no I haven't that I know of played with anyone famouse.....
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| Posted by: Tobmeister at December 16, 2007, 7:17 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Mike and Paul Sexton have a bet about who can get the most play money and i found Paul sexton and played a few hands with him, its a lot easier to find pros on Full Tilt because they have unique avatars and their screen names are just their names.
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| Posted by: Gamejockey99 at March 3, 2006, 11:34 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Never knowingly played with celebs, but on-line isn't my game. I'd love to get in on a back room egas all-nighter with some celebs or something. My bankroll now doesn't allow that. Soon. ery soon
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| Posted by: robwhufc at March 3, 2006, 9:05 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by jtw1942
- NSXT1-Todd Arnold Best internet trainer on the net, IMO.
I have been a student of Todds for several months and
have improved my back-up game (no limit). Click his
banner below for a free sample of a nsxt ideo. He plays
real tourneys (and has guest trainers) and you watch him
play as he descibes the action. Think you "pay
attention" to players and plays? This guy takes it to
another level. I feel guilty when I glance at the TV
now. Watch guest trainer "sheetsworld" tear up a 10 man
sit n go for a 25K win as he describes how he likes to
dismantle tables then does exactly that. I put sheets on
an hourly earn of about 20K in this event. Hey Todd, can
we have your lil doggies oice box removed?
Hey jtw, what's having an internet trainer like? How much did it cost, and what are the benefits?
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| Posted by: F Paulsson at March 3, 2006, 8:50 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by Ima6T4
Do you work for the Poker Enquirer or something?
That's a heck of a list you have there.
No one famous on line yet, but I did play some poker with Pantera after a gig in Cleveland on their tour bus. It was after their record release party for Vulgar Display. By the time we climbed out of the bus it was 8 in the morning.
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I'm not worthy.
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| Posted by: zinzan1000 at March 2, 2006, 3:38 am | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by colin_147
Half the celebrities havent got a clue how to play the game.
It sends a shiver down my spine whenever someone like John Thompson or Phil Tufnell brings out some DVD telling us how to play the game
Steve Davis and Barry Hearn can play a bit, and Michael Greco too. Other than that British celebrities cant play the game. Oh and Helen Chamberlain is pretty good, she won £400,000 for 2nd place in the Pokermillion event last year
LMAO, yeah i saw those scary adverts by Thompson and Tufnell and felt sorry for all the poor suckers out there who decided they would treat themselves for christmas.
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| Posted by: colin_147 at March 1, 2006, 10:29 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Half the celebrities havent got a clue how to play the game.
It sends a shiver down my spine whenever someone like John Thompson or Phil Tufnell brings out some DVD telling us how to play the game
Steve Davis and Barry Hearn can play a bit, and Michael Greco too. Other than that British celebrities cant play the game. Oh and Helen Chamberlain is pretty good, she won £400,000 for 2nd place in the Pokermillion event last year
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| Posted by: Ima6T4 at March 1, 2006, 10:02 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Do you work for the Poker Enquirer or something?
That's a heck of a list you have there.
No one famous on line yet, but I did play some poker with Pantera after a gig in Cleveland on their tour bus. It was after their record release party for Vulgar Display. By the time we climbed out of the bus it was 8 in the morning.
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| Posted by: jtw1942 at March 1, 2006, 9:41 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
- Wanna play with the pros- heres their screen names
Hoyt Corkins-EasyH
EDOGN- Erick Lindgren
reloadthis- Layne Flack
Prefontaine- Prahlad Friedman
razorbax- Josh Arieh
MrPokeJoke- Mike Matusouw
luckysucker- Hans "Tuna" Lund
Erik123- Erik Sagstrom See below for comments (Ultimatebet area)
TheBeat- Pete Giordano Online Tourney specialist.
Dangerous player.
gank- Brett Jungblutt
bigglesworth- Thomas "Thunder" Keller Heads up king
online (limit mostly)
magicpitch- David Benyamine
el blondie- David Colclough
fossilman = Greg Raymer Does he ever have a bad day?
What a genuine nice guy.
tom mcevoy = Tom Mcevoy
money800 = Chris Moneymaker
Noo limit scootty ngugen
#1_Lucky_One = Phil Hellmuth
capnncoke = Chip Jett Want to see some aggressive play?
Here he is.
the shrike = Howard Lederer
PateK - Simon "Aces" Trumper
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| Posted by: Dorkus Malorkus at February 26, 2006, 8:14 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by trescofanno1
He then told me that he was Paul Gallagher, the Scottish International who is currently on loan to Stoke from Blackburn Rovers.
He scored for Stoke yesterday! ^^
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| Posted by: BajaMama at February 26, 2006, 7:54 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
I agree unless there is a list somewhere or they say who they are you
will never know...I am sure some play online, in fact if you watch the
celebrity poker games, several players have mentioned that they
practice online.
But they never say where?????????
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| Posted by: Styrofoam at February 26, 2006, 9:22 am | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
i hear in egas there are idiot celebs that just throw money away to the sharks at high limit tables consistantly. Air heads like paris Hilton and the likes play black jack, and some play poker religiously when they're there. It'd be nice to take about 200k from a moron like paris hilton.
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| Posted by: holduplaya at February 24, 2006, 8:30 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
What I want to know is if there is a data base where we can find celebrities poker usernames? I searched yahoo and google so far I came accross one but it's empty with no information.
I think we should start one up on CC.
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| Posted by: Four Dogs at February 24, 2006, 5:53 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Since Hold 'em is all the rage in Hollywood, I'm guessing that a good many celebrities play on-line as well as in the casinos. But c'mon, unless they say "Hi, I'm Eddie Munster" how are you supposed to know?
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| Posted by: trescofanno1 at February 24, 2006, 5:21 pm | | Topic: Playing famous people on-line! Forum: Card Chat |
Hi Cardschatters,
On Monday evening, I was playing a $10 sit and go when one of my opponents asked me if I ever went to watch Stoke City play( he had obviously seen that I come from there). I told him I was railroaded to every home game by my 2 sons who were both big fans but that I am a Rams fan. He then told me that he was Paul Gallagher, the Scottish International who is currently on loan to Stoke from Blackburn Rovers.
I didn't believe him but during the following chat he made comments about recent games that I had seen and I became convinced. His alias and whereabouts also fitted.
He is reportedly on circa £15000 a week so I asked him what he was doing on a $10 sit and go and he said he hadnt been playing long and was just learning. He proceeded to prove this by making a series of stupid calls!!
I then made some comments about him being a show-pony and told him to start defending more---lol. This seemed to do the trick and he soon lost his stack.
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