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hands down one of the best 10,000 players in the tournament(and foxwoods)
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It's nice to know there are so many people here who are apparently better than Phil. Because, I see a lot of comments about his flaws. Obviously he's better than anyone here unless we have a pro on the board.
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Matt is that you dawg? You had me beat last time we played!
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Yeah Phil, but you played a decent game, I mean it's like some of these fine gentlemen were saying above you shove your cards in too much.
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Well, you were supposed to give me another lesson.
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Yeah dude, wait till I get some time, and I'll show you something about pot odds etc...
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Best player alive in the world. Best players of all time list: 1. Stu Ungar (had the best instincts in the world)2. Phil Ivey (2nd already, may pass Ungar some day) 3. Phil Hellmuth (already 3rd, is going to hold many WSOP records for a long time once Chan and Dolly are gone, unless Ivey takes that over shortly)(really annoying though) 4. Doyle Brunson (the legend, began the way we play poker and is still playing great poker, WPT title, WSOP title for 2005) 5. Chau Giang (great in cash games, actually the BEST)*Daniel Negreanu is hot right now, but I need to see more of him to pass these greats. However, his world series has been terrible from what I hear. I would rate him in the top 10.I can't see how anyone could exclude Ivey from the "GREATS" list.
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