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Poker Player Profiles
Julian Gardner
 | Julian Gardner hails from Manchester,
England. He turned pro the moment he left high school, and is the youngest
millionaire in the sport. He finished second in the 2002 WSOP to Varkhoni
and made his presence known early in the event and after day 1 trailed
only professional sports bettor and 7 card stud specialist Alan Boston by
a few dollars. By day #2, the only former WSOP winner remaining was Phil
Hellmuth, as Gardner moved into the #1 spot ahead of Chip Reese. Gardner
slipped to #6 on day 3, still good enough to make the final table. None of
the final 9 that year had ever been at the final table before and had a
combined career earnings in the WSOP of
$450,000. On the final hand, Varkoni had
the J and 8 of clubs and Varkohni had Q 10 when the flop came Q-4-4 with 2
clubs. Gardner went all-in on a flush draw. The turn card was a 10, and
the river was a club to make Gardner's flush but it was a 10 of clubs to
make Varkonyi a full house - for a second, Gardner had thought that he had
won but he had to settle for "only" 1.1 million dollars.
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COMMENTS:
bad_dog76
November 30, 2007
This guy sucks and he has one of the gayest accents I've ever heard. Do us all a favor and play with a paper bag over your head you ugly sucker.
Maybe if you can't see your cards you'll play better. Has this donk ever won anything?!!
headlessman1964
?? December 31, 2006
finally found someone uglier than seidel,,how in the F does he get his name on this page?
Unregistered
August 24, 2005
Get A New Nose
Unregistered
August 20, 2005
who is this idiot?
Ivan Rodriguez
August 2, 2005
Dude needs to go back to Urope. I hate the Dutch people. Get a new nose.
loser
May 12, 2005
Apparently this guy has money to lose. Look him up at pokerstars, MrCoco, he helped me secure an early withdrawal this month. Thanks for the cash Julian.
Eddie
December 30, 2004
MORON, he thought he won the final hand against Varkonyi
djnpa_30
November 30, 2004
really good player and a nice guy i wish him well
yeeeah
November 23, 2004
This guy is the shit.
ucky
November 18, 2004
i played and beat him in stockport years ago...his dad has been a player on the northern curcuit for years... JG is a proper player...he will be around for years...
jc89
October 28, 2004
did you guys see him at the WSOP this year he looks a lot better than the more popular players
Amir/Tus
October 27, 2004
To me he is one of the best NLH tournament players in the world. He is a head and shoulder above many of even popular players in today tournaments.more over, he is a real rounder. he's always a biggest treat to your whole bankrol. He is a pro poker player, with highly advanced level. he has the ability to curve his name in the top of the list.
pk99
September 2, 2004
Gardner is 100 times better than Varkhoni he win if they ever go heads up again
Amir/Tus
August 17, 2004
He is good in reading peoples for sure and he is a gambler,yes but i personally think he was luckier than you have to be in the tournaments and it takes years of experiance to get on the list of top ten inthe world i personally don't think he i there, to be referd as the best
Unregistered
August 1, 2004
Dont Know Why He Is Profiled Here But I Loved Seeing Amir Bust Him In The 2003 WSOP
NL.
May 24, 2004
plays very few tournaments these days but has made the money in the main event of WSOP three years on the trot...which suggests real class... and he is still young. as i'm writing this he is one of the chip leaders in this years main event...good luck Julian!!
Ralphie
May 18, 2004
He's an up & comer. No Hon Le...but he willbe a force in the future.
rookie
Julian Gardner February 12, 2004
the wpt needs people with the class that this guy has.
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