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Originally Posted by BRADLEY -NC
Nine wsop bracelets, ultimatebet.com contract, camp hellmuth director, national heads up champion....You don't get this unless you are a world class poker player....Here, read them for yourself, phil explains all his bad beats, suck-outs, and amatuer-ass plays that have been so unlucky...Quoted from hellmuth:
"i’m starting to feel that i’m super unlucky in all of the events i’ve been playing for a long time. I keep watching my q-q go down to ac-4c all-in before the flop on espn (club-club) at a wsop final table in 2004. And then the spade-spade finish in that same event after i’m all-in with 9-6 vs. K-5, and a board of j-6-5. I keep watching all of the bad beats i’ve taken, over and over again on television; like toto’s a-7 vs. My q-j after a q-8-7 flop for a $500,000 pot in atlantic city at the taj mahal on espn--last card seven; or in the 2003 wsop big one with my q-q vs. Jason lester’s j-j for $360,000 when a jack, on the last card no less, hit the board (again on espn); and then the very next hand my a-k vs. 10-10 took me out 27th that year; or my k-k vs. Antonio’s q-q at another final table at the 2004 wsop, he won that one on the last card; or the time t. J. Cloutier bluffed off most of his chips to me, only to discover, that miraculously, he had a flush (on fox sports net--where his heart rate spiked up as he suddenly noticed what he had). Or the k-k i picked up on tv vs. Mcevoy’s a-a in the ppt (on travel channel). Or finally, my k-10 vs. Doyle’s a-5, when he bluffed off his last $300,000 into a $200,000 pot after a k-7-3 flop (he turned an ace)-meanwhile i would have busted doyle, had $1.3 million in chips vs. David skalansky’s $200,000 (again on travel channel-this show just debuted)."
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Alan Goehring
