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Looking forward to meeting some of you at my convention "Camp Hellmuth" later this year. I'll be teaching attendees how to react after bad beats, including a) B*tching like a baby, b) Overreacting and talking to yourself, c) Feeling sorry for yourself, d) Insulting other players when they actually outplay you...and much, much more. Sign up now!
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who goes to pokers camps. I mean seriously??? GOD PLAY THA GAME AND PRACTICE LEARN FORM Y0 MISTAKES. READ ALL THE BOOKS YOU WANT BUT MY EXPERIENCE WILL 0\/\/|/| j00.
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#3
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he is one of the best, he makes his tables funny to watch
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phil is a great player when he's not getting rattled, in my opinion though, i don't think that you can be a top of the line world class poker player if you can go on tilt and loose your whole chip stack over one insignificant thing.... phil is great otherwise and if he learns to control his emotions will be up there with doyle ungar and the other greats
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he woulda finished far into the main event if his AK woulndt have lost to KJ with a jack fallen on the river
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From what I've seen, Phil is the biggest douche bag in the poker world. It's hard to take him seriously and although he's a great player, I feel his attitude at the table paints a big bullseye over him. It's really fun to make outrageous plays against him to see him get thrown of his game. The music and the meditating won't help Phil. The problem seems to be that you seem to have never had to physically work for a living and never got a good kick in the ass. You seem spoiled and lack class, but maybe that's just your poker persona. Prove me wrong.
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Did anyone mention a camp? Will Phil be actually with us in our tent?
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