Josh Arieh Interview
 

Josh discusses poker, his image, and what it takes to be a pro.

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Re: Josh Arieh Interview
 

Waaaaaah! Everyone is jealous of me! Waaaaaaaah! They just wanted to make me look bad! Waaaaaaaaah!

Re: Josh Arieh Interview
 

After how he acted in this year's WSOP, I wouldn't care what he thought, said, or did . . . EVER.

This guy has the self-confidence on a NEWT, and has a such a long way to go to even be registered on the "decent" human being scale, that I would wager that it isn't likely EVER to happen.

If he was talking about what it takes to be a true blue horse's arse . . I probably would read that.

What an Idiot (him not you).

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I dont get the lessons thing

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They cut the final show from 2 hours to one hour, with their excuse being "there were not enough hands"... I second that

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Huh?

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I don't have a problem with this guy. They were playing for 5 million dollars, it was a war as he would call it. In the interview, he seemed to imply that his blowup at Harry D. had some startegic elements when he said the rest of the table got the message. They may not have liked it, but I think its within bounds.

To my knowledge he is not a criminal away from the tables such as people like Mike Matusow and Dutch Boyd appear to be.

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This guy has the self-confidence on a NEWT,

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Ah . . . that was supposed to read, OF a newt.

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I don't have a problem with this guy. They were playing for 5 million dollars, it was a war as he would call it. In the interview, he seemed to imply that his blowup at Harry D. had some startegic elements when he said the rest of the table got the message. They may not have liked it, but I think its within bounds.

To my knowledge he is not a criminal away from the tables such as people like Mike Matusow and Dutch Boyd appear to be.

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Well as long as you can compare him to even bigger jerks, he's a good guy. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Re: Josh Arieh Interview
 

Josh: I haven't played much live lately. I think that in this day and age of poker, that it is much more profitable to do good in tournaments, so I don't want to spend my time that I could be using resting, playing in a live game.

I think that DS would strongly disagree with that statement.

Re: Josh Arieh Interview
 

In essence, Josh just views the 9 guys sitting around the table...not as friends, but people trying to take money away from his him and his family.