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07-11-2005, 03:38 PM
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Re: Does Greg have backers this time?
he won a seat last year as well but sold "stock" in himself thus making David Williams the quote on quote big winner. Odds are Backers are going to leave you better off unless you cash pretty high and I guess Greg wasn't 100% confident in his tourney win, thus the backing. I doubt with all the money he won last year and has won, that he would need to back himself again. He might have been sponsored by PS as well if he didnt buy directly in.
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07-11-2005, 04:12 PM
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Re: Does Greg have backers this time?
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he won a seat last year as well but sold "stock" in himself thus making David Williams the quote on quote big winner. Odds are Backers are going to leave you better off unless you cash pretty high and I guess Greg wasn't 100% confident in his tourney win, thus the backing. I doubt with all the money he won last year and has won, that he would need to back himself again. He might have been sponsored by PS as well if he didnt buy directly in. [/ QUOTE ] About the part in bold, given the nature of the backing deal he had in place, this is a really nonsensical statement, unless you are talking about him being backed this year, rather than last. Of course, I'm pretty sure that he wasn't a hundred percent confident that he would win going into it... --Zetack
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07-11-2005, 04:26 PM
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Re: Does Greg have backers this time?
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[ QUOTE ] he won a seat last year as well but sold "stock" in himself thus making David Williams the quote on quote big winner. Odds are Backers are going to leave you better off unless you cash pretty high and I guess Greg wasn't 100% confident in his tourney win, thus the backing. I doubt with all the money he won last year and has won, that he would need to back himself again. He might have been sponsored by PS as well if he didnt buy directly in. [/ QUOTE ] About the part in bold, given the nature of the backing deal he had in place, this is a really nonsensical statement, unless you are talking about him being backed this year, rather than last. Of course, I'm pretty sure that he wasn't a hundred percent confident that he would win going into it... --Zetack [/ QUOTE ] about the part in bold, I just assume the poster wasn't aware of all the details. especially that the backing agreement was not solely for the WSOP ME.
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07-11-2005, 04:39 PM
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Re: Does Greg have backers this time?
I was referring to last year. I don't want to be poignant but I mentioned David Williams as the big winner, atleast money wise because of this. I'm pretty sure all players, other than hot-head himself, Phil Hellmuth, don't think there going to win the tourney from the beginning. He backed himself because he thought backing was +EV, because he won the tourney it wasn't, but odds are he wasn't going to win with such a large field, thus the backing. I was really just pointing out the obvious. Noone is 100% confident in winning a title. If Raymer was, he wouldn't have been backed, correct? Just stating the obvious....
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07-11-2005, 04:18 PM
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Re: Does Greg have backers this time?
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he won a seat last year as well but sold "stock" in himself thus making David Williams the quote on quote big winner. Odds are Backers are going to leave you better off unless you cash pretty high and I guess Greg wasn't 100% confident in his tourney win, thus the backing. I doubt with all the money he won last year and has won, that he would need to back himself again. He might have been sponsored by PS as well if he didnt buy directly in. [/ QUOTE ] How do you know that David Williams didn't sell a large piece of himself? Oh that's right, you don't.
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