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#31
09-06-2007, 04:37 PM
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Re: Who do you want to see on HSP that hasn\'t been on yet?
Why are there a bunch of tournament players on this list and very few high-stakes cash game pros?
The answers are Gabe Thaler and Kenny Tran. 
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#32
09-06-2007, 04:41 PM
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Re: Who do you want to see on HSP that hasn\'t been on yet?
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Why are there a bunch of tournament players on this list and very few high-stakes cash game pros? The answers are Gabe Thaler and Kenny Tran. [/ QUOTE ] you arent a pro if you arent on TV
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09-06-2007, 06:26 PM
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Re: Who do you want to see on HSP that hasn\'t been on yet?
First, I'd want to see the best poker players in the world. People like Chip Reese, Chau, Minh, and David Oppenheim. I hear great things about Kenny Tran's game too. I don't need to see "TV poker players," one hit wonders, or tournament specialists.
Second, the greatest online players. E.g. KaiBuxxe and Pr1nnyraid. For the "entertaining" players the producers prefer, Scotty and Tony G would seem to be the obvious choices.
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