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Hiltonian 04-20-2006 12:14 AM

Incident at the WPT championship
 
From the Cardplayer log:

Date / Time: 2006-04-19 08:05PM
Title: A Slight Incident
Log: Security had to be called over as Freddy Deeb and Haralabos Voulgaris had to be separated. Voulgaris had been eliminated and the two got into a confrontation after the hand. Voulgaris eventually left the poker room and everyone called down.

Anyone know the details of this? I remember Haralabos being an ass in that WPT episode that the grinder won. What was this about, and how intense did this get? They make it sound like they were actually fighting, though that seems hard to believe.

KAknight 04-20-2006 12:28 AM

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A little OT, but Freddy Deeb would beat the hell out of Haralabos if they came to blows.

ActionBob 04-20-2006 12:29 AM

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Voulgaris eventually left the poker room and everyone called down.

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I guess there's gonna be some real drastic changes in their next chip count update.

-ActionBob

csuf_gambl0r 04-20-2006 12:29 AM

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Freddy Deeb probably went south again

JackWhite 04-20-2006 12:33 AM

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Another thing of interest from Cardplayer: Ted Forrest didn't show up. He has been blinded down to 38K.

MCS 04-20-2006 12:34 AM

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Now that's gangsta. Poker needs for a higher percentage of this trash-talking crap to result in fisticuffs. If you're gonna yap, back it up. Talking + no brawls = lame.

Turn Prophet 04-20-2006 12:40 AM

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Freddy is even cooler now.

Hiltonian 04-20-2006 12:42 AM

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Seriously, the thing I thought especially weird about this is it involved Voulgaris. I really can't imagine him getting into a fight at all. I mean, he's like a really scrawny white guy! And though Freddy isn't the biggest guy in the world, he looks like he could beat the [censored] out of someone if he wanted.

Nut4Dawgs 04-20-2006 12:53 AM

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From the WPT...

[ QUOTE ]
"Haralabos Voulgaris is a 29-year-old professional sports bettor from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. This poker tyro brings a lot more to his first WPT final table than meets the eye. He is a playwright, holds a degree in philosophy, and his goals reach far beyond the green felt. His plans for the next 5 years include learning to play the piano, to have one of his plays performed on Broadway, and to win a WPT title."

[/ QUOTE ]

Doesn't sound like someone who'd give FD much of a go - barring any unmentioned black belts he may have earned.

UATrewqaz 04-20-2006 01:11 AM

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While Deeb has always shown alot of spunk, the guy is 5'2 at best, in all seriousness. I met him in Tunica as a WSOP circuit event.

thedarknight 04-20-2006 01:13 AM

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god i hate that harabolas guy...i'm glad he did not win. if there's the worst sportsmanship in the world award, he definitely deserves it.

Photoc 04-20-2006 01:15 AM

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his goals reach far beyond the green felt. His plans for the next 5 years include learning to play the piano, to have one of his plays performed on Broadway, and to win a WPT title."

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How the hell does that "reach far beyond the green felt"? Great reporting/writing by these guys. If you going to say something like that, dont include poker as one of the goals after stating beyond poker plaing.

Army Eye 04-20-2006 02:37 AM

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LOL. Well, maybe he postulates that in the next five years, casinos will start to use different colored felt.

Keyser. 04-20-2006 05:19 AM

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From DN's blog:

"There was a "blow up" at the table next to me between Freddie Deeb and Haralabos. It looked like Freddie was going to clock him. For Freddie to get that hot, Haralabos had to do something to tick him off. Freddie just isn't that kind of guy at all, he is generally a fun loving guy... unless you piss him off!

I went over to the table and the people at the table said that Haralabos was riding Freddie all day long. Freddie then told me that he hasn't got mad at a player in a game once in the last two years. The last time he got angry at somebody... well, it was Haralabos!

I don't think Haralabos is a bad guy, but he has a way about him that can definitely rub people the wrong way. Based on the descriptions the table shared with me it sounded like he rubbed all of them the wrong way. Oh well, no harm done I guess."

http://www.cardplayer.com/negreanu-blog/

king_of_drafts 04-20-2006 09:17 AM

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He probably accused Freddy of going south.

Moreluck 04-20-2006 09:28 AM

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He probably accused Freddy of going south.

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!!! Gabe is a tool, all his goinf south and live straddle, he mentions it every fuckign episode like hes waiting for someone to ask him about it, as if he thinks he's the only person who knows what those terms mean, STFU GABE YOU BITCH!

arvin 04-20-2006 10:21 AM

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Will someone explain to me what going south means? If it's what I THINK it means, it's not a bad thing, why is that such an insult?

bgoalie35 04-20-2006 10:49 AM

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Its a reference from HSP. Johnny Chan joked that Freddy "went south". It means taking some of your chips off the table and cashing them out, so the other players in the game can't win them back. Freddy went nuts over it, which is probably why people are bringing it up here.

MattSuspect 04-20-2006 11:43 AM

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Will someone explain to me what going south means? If it's what I THINK it means, it's not a bad thing, why is that such an insult?

[/ QUOTE ]

Performing oral on a female, just like in the Mafia, it is taboo in the poker world.

JCCARL 04-20-2006 02:48 PM

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Freddy is even cooler now.

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That Haralobos guy is a real toolbox. Another douchebag to add to future polls about who the biggest current douche is. A disgrace to all Canadians with that attitude. Freddie should have clocked him.
Regards,
Carl

chicken10der 04-20-2006 04:16 PM

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Nobody f*cks with the Deebus.

arvin 04-20-2006 05:49 PM

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Thank you bgoalie. It didn't make sense if they were referring to the oral sex act.

Bill Murphy 04-20-2006 05:59 PM

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[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Will someone explain to me what going south means? If it's what I THINK it means, it's not a bad thing, why is that such an insult?

[/ QUOTE ]

Performing oral on a female, just like in the Mafia, it is taboo in the poker world.

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WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFF???????????????????????????????

benfranklin 04-20-2006 06:10 PM

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Johnny Chan joked that Freddy "went south".

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I didn't have the impression that Johnny was joking. It looked to me like he was trying to rile up the table. He made the comment, and then sat back and watched while everyone got worked up about it.

For those not familiar with the term "going south" (I never heard it before that show), it is also called "rat-holing".

RobBizzle 04-20-2006 06:47 PM

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Quote:
While Deeb has always shown alot of spunk, the guy is 5'2 at best, in all seriousness.


Freddy Deeb = Joe Pesci in Casino

Some Pig 04-20-2006 07:08 PM

Freddie by armbar! (NT)
 
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ed8383 04-20-2006 07:31 PM

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Quote:
Freddy Deeb = Joe Pesci in Casino

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please don't get carried away now. Freedy is a cool guy but he is no Joe Pesci type cool. Joe Pesci should be on every movie hollywood makes but I guess that can't happen without him being cloned.

CheekyChick 04-20-2006 08:00 PM

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that kind of drama is hilarious, wish i was there to witness

CheekyChick 04-20-2006 08:03 PM

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i heard about some beef with a security guard and a player when they wouldn't let his girlfriend in. and another heated argument between hellmuth and an amateur. the reporters from all in have a live chat session going on

starbird 04-20-2006 09:08 PM

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Freddy Deeb = Joe Pesci in Casino

[/ QUOTE ]

"Hey, Freddy...get your shine box!"

HSB 04-20-2006 09:13 PM

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For those not familiar with the term "going south" (I never heard it before that show), it is also called "rat-holing".

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...depending on the hygiene of the woman involved...

TomHimself 04-20-2006 11:15 PM

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Hellmuth goes off on one

Hellmuth was second to act and opened up the betting at $6,000. The button raised it $6,000 more and Hellmuth called. The button is an unknown, though Hellmuth has already used various 'colorful' words to describe him. The show was about to begin as Hellmuth thought out loud,''Must have KK or AA.'' Here comes the flop...
Ks 6s 9c

Phil checked and his lone opponent bet $7,000. ''Wow, $7,000, that's a pretty big bet there,'' said Hellmuth as he called. The turn...
Kd

Phil checked and called $14,000 while saying ''Wow, NICE hand buddy.'' The river brought along the...
5c

Phil checked and his 'good friend' from across the table bet $15,000. Phil called the bet and anxiously leaned forward to see what he was up against. Well, he was shown...

Phil jumped out of his chair, took one last look at his jacks, slammed his headphones down on the floor, and began shouting,''AWWWWW NO!! YOU [censored] [censored]!! TRYING TO GIVE ME YOUR [censored] CHIPS YOU [censored] SON OF A BITCH [censored]. [censored] RIDICULOUS I PLAY [censored] PERFECT ALL [censored] DAY AND YOU TRY TO GIVE ME ALL YOUR [censored] CHIPS AND YOU [censored] GET LUCKY. ALL THOSE CHIPS ARE [censored] MINE YOU [censored] GENIUS.... YOU CAN'T EVEN SPELL POKER YOU [censored] [censored]!!! BLUFFING OFF ALL YOUR CHIPS!! [censored]!!!'' A very sympathetic Doyle Brunson leaned back from the table next door and said,''Now Phil, tell us how you really feel about it.'' I don't think he needed much encouragement from Doyle to continue his rant, which is probably still ongoing.

yellowjack 04-21-2006 12:00 AM

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Did his opponent have 55?

diddle 04-21-2006 12:32 AM

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Freddy Deeb was hilarious in Twins.

TomHimself 04-21-2006 12:45 AM

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yes oops he had 55

benfranklin 04-21-2006 01:47 AM

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Hellmuth goes off on one

Hellmuth was second to act and opened up the betting at $6,000. The button raised it $6,000 more and Hellmuth called. ........
........

[/ QUOTE ]

Aside from the poor grammar and punctuation, incoherence, and total lack of content, the fact that this post is totally devoid of humor eliminates it from the Post of the Hour Competition.

But nice try. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Nut4Dawgs 04-21-2006 03:50 AM

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I believe the post was a cut/paste from the article that wasn't linked til later.

MadTiger 04-21-2006 09:40 AM

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[ QUOTE ]
From the WPT...

[ QUOTE ]
"Haralabos Voulgaris is a 29-year-old professional sports bettor from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. This poker tyro brings a lot more to his first WPT final table than meets the eye. He is a playwright, holds a degree in philosophy, and his goals reach far beyond the green felt. His plans for the next 5 years include learning to play the piano, to have one of his plays performed on Broadway, and to win a WPT title."

[/ QUOTE ]

Doesn't sound like someone who'd give FD much of a go - barring any unmentioned black belts he may have earned.

[/ QUOTE ]

I agree: Canadian Shakespeare < Freddy Deeb

MadTiger 04-21-2006 09:49 AM

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[ QUOTE ]
Hellmuth goes off on one

Hellmuth was second to act and opened up the betting at $6,000. The button raised it $6,000 more and Hellmuth called. The button is an unknown, though Hellmuth has already used various 'colorful' words to describe him. The show was about to begin as Hellmuth thought out loud,''Must have KK or AA.'' Here comes the flop...
Ks 6s 9c

Phil checked and his lone opponent bet $7,000. ''Wow, $7,000, that's a pretty big bet there,'' said Hellmuth as he called. The turn...
Kd

Phil checked and called $14,000 while saying ''Wow, NICE hand buddy.'' The river brought along the...
5c

Phil checked and his 'good friend' from across the table bet $15,000. Phil called the bet and anxiously leaned forward to see what he was up against. Well, he was shown...

Phil jumped out of his chair, took one last look at his jacks, slammed his headphones down on the floor, and began shouting,''AWWWWW NO!! YOU [censored] [censored]!! TRYING TO GIVE ME YOUR [censored] CHIPS YOU [censored] SON OF A BITCH [censored]. [censored] RIDICULOUS I PLAY [censored] PERFECT ALL [censored] DAY AND YOU TRY TO GIVE ME ALL YOUR [censored] CHIPS AND YOU [censored] GET LUCKY. ALL THOSE CHIPS ARE [censored] MINE YOU [censored] GENIUS.... YOU CAN'T EVEN SPELL POKER YOU [censored] [censored]!!! BLUFFING OFF ALL YOUR CHIPS!! [censored]!!!'' A very sympathetic Doyle Brunson leaned back from the table next door and said,''Now Phil, tell us how you really feel about it.'' I don't think he needed much encouragement from Doyle to continue his rant, which is probably still ongoing.

[/ QUOTE ]

I have gone back and forth about Hellmuth, but in this case, he was the complete donk.

Guy min-raises preflop, and Phil didn't respect the fact that something might be up, and repop him serious or leave it alone.

He puts the guy on a hand, and the flop gives the guy the nuts if Phil is correct in his read. Turns out, Phil is wrong about the hand anyway.

Phil turns into a calling station. A complete, utter calling station.

And berates the dude about getting Phil to call down his relatively small bets until he hits.

Hehe.

doc_1982 04-21-2006 10:05 AM

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It really is only a matter of time before Phil has to be seperated from somebody else. People aren't just going to let him talk [censored] to them forever.


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