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How about Tom Golabek, the amateur long time poker player, and magician from South Florida.
That's me actually. I don't expect to win, but I'm registered for the main event and expect to go on the adventure of my life. To see a photo of what I'll look like if I get on TV, go to [url]www.pokerchipsvideo.com[/url] |
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Dan Harrington. He has made the final table the past two years, and if not for some bad luck, he would have been heads-up against Raymer in 2004.
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Good answer.
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IM going with Hoyt Corkins
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I'd go for Gus Hansen
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the only man i would put money on is The Professor Howard Lederer
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I'd have to go with Gus Hanson. I can see him with the huge stacks bullying everybody around.
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hellmuth and harrington r out. i think that a pro will win this. it has so far been the pros year. i predict phil ivey, layne flack, maybe Matusow, maybe even Dutch Boyd. or raymer might repeat. if he does that would teach all those skeptics. i use to be a skeptic of raymer and moneymaker. i still think moneymaker is a fluke but raymer made a british poker open final table recently and also made side WSOP event final table this year.
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