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john i was wondering since you are a professional player do you ever feel guilty taking ppl money and feeding of ppl misery like a vampire sucking ppl blood because is likely most ppl you beat has a gambling problem. Naaaaaaaaaa im just kidding thats how i feel sometimes when im winning.
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Chris Moneymaker and Greg Raymer are excellent role models to the poker community. They have class and skill and are feared by most of all the top poker players today. They even are famous for their wins at the WSOP and have their website which you see on TV everyday. I feel that all you should respect them and admire their true ability to play cards at such a high caliber. I lso feel that they should have a signing session iwth Greg and Chris before every major tournament. Chris and Greg are NOT lucky...they are extremely skilled.....
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Absolutely fantastic tournament player, as coming 3rd in the cardplayer's player of the year is an outstanding achievement. What really appeals about John Juanda is his fantastic demeanour and how he never talks down to opponents or criticises their plays, unlike some people (Mike "the mouth" and Josh Arieh). Good luck in the WSOP this year.
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sexy beast!
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he is one of the best heads up players in the world. and he is one of the full tilt crew members. go full tilt and go john.
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john this is tj hey kid im stuck at the craps table can you lend me 300 ill pay you back if i cash out in the next tournament
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johnson juanda is the finest indo u've ever seen.i want my 300$ back bitch
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