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If I was looking to back the player with the most potential to win it all, I would probably pick Ivey. If however I wanted to pick the player that would offer me the best chance to get some kind of return on my investment (i.e. cash), I would put my money behind Ferguson. But what do I know? [/ QUOTE ] I don't know why poeple keep saying Jesus but I don't think he has the stamina to outlast all the players and will eventually put himself into to many "-ev" (for lack of a better word) situations to survive, as is what happens with many pros thinking they can outplay the donkeys at the ME. The structure of the ME is like a tricatholon, and players need to utilize stength, stamina an skil. |
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[ QUOTE ] If I was looking to back the player with the most potential to win it all, I would probably pick Ivey. If however I wanted to pick the player that would offer me the best chance to get some kind of return on my investment (i.e. cash), I would put my money behind Ferguson. But what do I know? [/ QUOTE ] I don't know why poeple keep saying Jesus but I don't think he has the stamina to outlast all the players and will eventually put himself into to many "-ev" (for lack of a better word) situations to survive, as is what happens with many pros thinking they can outplay the donkeys at the ME. The structure of the ME is like a tricatholon, and players need to utilize stength, stamina an skil. [/ QUOTE ] Ferguson has won 2 circuit events and final tabled another one in the last year. He final tabled multiple WSOP events this year. No one is a better tournament player in the world. |
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Ferguson has won 2 circuit events and final tabled another one in the last year. He final tabled multiple WSOP events this year. No one is a better tournament player in the world. [/ QUOTE ] I ain't gonna argue with your opinion. You can't be serious. You're saying not one person is better then Chris Ferguson? |
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#44
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Chris Ferguson...and it's not close.
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#45
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[ QUOTE ] Ferguson has won 2 circuit events and final tabled another one in the last year. He final tabled multiple WSOP events this year. No one is a better tournament player in the world. [/ QUOTE ] I ain't gonna argue with your opinion. You can't be serious. You're saying not one person is better then Chris Ferguson? [/ QUOTE ] Right now Jesus is THE BEST. |
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#46
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that was my vote as well, he's been pretty consistent for a long time. Harrington would be #2.
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#47
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I'd go with Ivey. From what I understand, almost nobody plays more live poker than he does. Playing all day every day for a week would probably faze him less than anyone else, simply because he's conditioned himself for long hours.
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If I was looking to back the player with the most potential to win it all, I would probably pick Ivey. If however I wanted to pick the player that would offer me the best chance to get some kind of return on my investment (i.e. cash), I would put my money behind Ferguson. But what do I know? [/ QUOTE ] If I were going for a cash, I would go off the list. Mike Sexton holds the record for most ME cashes, I think. |
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#49
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I picked Other, which includes all 10,000 of the other players, clearly the favorite.
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#50
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Bing Wang. He plays great poker plus I can alert him when the breaks are.
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