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09-01-2005, 01:46 PM
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Re: What high-limit multi-tabling Moguls from 2+2 would you interview?
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Like summer camp! [/ QUOTE ] Nah I'm thinking more like ActionBob, NYPlayer, stoxtrader - one of these guys that have done something else before stepping into online poker. stox still has a job, but I think the other two would have very interesting things to say about what for them was a far more monumental decision(to go pro) than it was for any of us young guys. -James 
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09-01-2005, 04:18 PM
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Re: What high-limit multi-tabling Moguls from 2+2 would you interview?
I actually find that some of the people who've got the best stuff to say are the Paluka/Astro/El Diablo folks who aren't actually playing for a living. I suspect that the ability to not rely on poker for your income gives you some different perspective that's pretty interesting.
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09-01-2005, 04:34 PM
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Re: What high-limit multi-tabling Moguls from 2+2 would you interview?
Wow, very good response, I will investigate further on many of these players, thanks for your help!
now I would like to know what types of questions from general to specific you would like to know.
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09-01-2005, 04:12 PM
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Re: What high-limit multi-tabling Moguls from 2+2 would you interview?
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Unfortunately most online pros don't lead very interesting lives outside online poker even with all of their money. IMO the most interesting interviews would come from people with a decent amount of life experience to also go with the path they took in poker. -James [/ QUOTE ] It's insight like this that makes James a much more interesting interview than he will ever admit.
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08-31-2005, 12:14 PM
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Re: What high-limit multi-tabling Moguls from 2+2 would you interview?
I'd go with Limon, Matt Flynn, and Diablo. I'm too tired to think of questions, however.
Edit: Even if one or more doesn't multitable or play much online at all.
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