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Old 06-26-2005, 05:26 PM
CDSNUTSINYAMOUTH CDSNUTSINYAMOUTH is offline
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Default Re: phil ivey just saying \"fug it\" to the wsop prelim events

Phil's not a bad businessman, it's more he doesn't want to be a business man. In danny negro's blog..he talks about running into phil ivey at the restaurant..and phil goes to him.."Danny you don't play poker no more...you're a businessman now." While for Phil, he just plays poker he doesn't care about the fame and endorsements really. He usually denies interviews and isn't all about marketing himself with his own chips and books etc. I do think he is the most marketable poker player because i really don't know anyone who doesn't think he's awesome. The overall consensus among a lot of poker fans is that this guy is the [censored]. He is pretty much the Tiger Woods of poker. When he plays poker he just seems cool playing it.
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Old 06-26-2005, 05:31 PM
SoftcoreRevolt SoftcoreRevolt is offline
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Default Re: phil ivey just saying \"fug it\" to the wsop prelim events

We have heard from Barry Greenstein that he feels he makes far more playing high stakes cash games than the Hellmuths of the world make from endorsements, so while there is the possibility that in the future endorsements may be worth more than cash game winnings, why take the chance when you can win a lot of money now?
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Old 06-26-2005, 06:36 PM
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Default Re: phil ivey just saying \"fug it\" to the wsop prelim events

You don't think the fact that Barry can never get many endorsements has anything to do with this comment?
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Old 06-26-2005, 06:40 PM
TomHimself TomHimself is offline
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You don't think the fact that Barry can never get many endorsements has anything to do with this comment?

[/ QUOTE ]i think barryg can some deals esp. as he is known as robin hood
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Old 06-26-2005, 07:30 PM
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Default Re: phil ivey just saying \"fug it\" to the wsop prelim events

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The first poker superstar

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What? Superstar? It's about playing poker, not being a celebrity. Either way he's not very entertaining
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Old 06-28-2005, 04:40 AM
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Default Re: phil ivey just saying \"fug it\" to the wsop prelim events

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Phil's not a bad businessman, it's more he doesn't want to be a business man. In danny negro's blog..he talks about running into phil ivey at the restaurant..and phil goes to him.."Danny you don't play poker no more...you're a businessman now." While for Phil, he just plays poker he doesn't care about the fame and endorsements really. He usually denies interviews and isn't all about marketing himself with his own chips and books etc. I do think he is the most marketable poker player because i really don't know anyone who doesn't think he's awesome. The overall consensus among a lot of poker fans is that this guy is the [censored]. He is pretty much the Tiger Woods of poker. When he plays poker he just seems cool playing it.

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How can he be the Tiger Woods of poker without Nike endorsing him?
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