HU NL Tourny

[Walter Pullis]

Definitely T.J. He's getting older, and in recent TV tournaments has not done well at final tables(except for that Razz tourney). He rarely bluffs or even semi-bluffs at final tables, so you can put him on a hand better than the rest.
Don't get me wrong; he's a hell of a player, but of the list you provided I would most want to play him.

[mrbill22]

Daniel N would be fun to lose to.

[deacsoft]

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it has got to be Helmuth... he will TILT!

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I remember seeing him cry like a baby after a bad beat. I remember seeing him berate others players after bad beats. However, I do not recall ever seeing him play recklessly after a bad beat.

To clear up this myth: Tilt is when a player plays recklessly usually after a loss of significance. Mr. Hellmuth gets upset after these losses but does not tilt. It may be one of the factors that makes him great. So many fools think you if you suck out on the guy he'll get upset and tilt. Mr. Hellmuth even plays the part of a beaten down tilter and then does nothing but out play you for 1 million.

[jeffraider]

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I wish Phil Gordan was on this list. Remember how he blew it with that "amatuer" at the Aruba WPT?

- Jason

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What's the deal with Phil Gordon, anyways? Last year he's the suckiest professional on the pro side of Aruba and he's always bashing his own ability, and this year he's the world's finest poker player and expert advisor to Celebrity Poker.

[zaxx19]

I would defenetly push preflop with ANY pair, ANY ace, maybe k9s or higher

and

you believe you would be 33% to win??

Probably more like 20-25%

He is a decent pro....and quite articulate. He also has the time to sit on the set since he has zillions in the bank. It gives him access to celibrities and the entertainment world. Proibably the only reason a major publisher picked up his book. Seems like a good deal for him from here.