Re: If Ungar were still alive, how would he be doing?
Bet seriously,
I do think that Stuey was such a terrific player not due to his reading skills, but also due to his agressiveness and total disregard for money.
This combined attitude was far less common back then. Today he would have found his match in both characteristics in many many poker players, thus annuling some of his bigger advantages.
I'm sure that he would have adapted, but I find it hard to believe that he could stay as dominant.
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