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Old 10-12-2005, 03:43 AM
TwoNiner TwoNiner is offline
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Default Re: Poor Dutchy

Then I remembered I was in Antigua to cash out from Rakefree.
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Old 10-12-2005, 09:25 AM
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Dutch is either giving ESPN all you can have bj's...or ESPN is in love with goddamn Dutch. For a guy who has no significant wins..and plays like low NL games, I don't think he deserves this kind of coverage.

He is lucky he started up the "CREW" and that Fischman wins tournies. He's on ESPN all the GODDAMN time...he was even on during the Ro Sham Bo tournament. Then his damn brother gets involves and you're like good lord.

I mean he does seem easy to market...young, "genius", and charismatic. But he's not backing up all this fame.

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He actually as a personality and I'd rather watch him on tv than some hardcore grinder with no social skills.

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bingo. People still dont get the concept of television ratings. A young charismatic player with an interesting/disturbing back story. Not to mention he had a graet run 2 years ago and had a pretty good run this year.

While he isnt a top tier player yet, he does have plenty of skill and plays good poker.
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Old 10-12-2005, 10:26 AM
Botchy Dud Botchy Dud is offline
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Thanks.
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