Whatever happened to Tony D?

[FortWorthJim]

He made the final table at the 2002 World Series and cashed in '03, playing the famous hand where he laid down three jacks to Hellmuth's bluff (or he didn't, if you believe the conspiracy theorists).

On the coverage, he's referred to as a respected tournament and cash game player.

But according to CardPlayer, the '03 World Series was his last cash.

Does anyone know if he's still around? Cash only? Seems unlikely with all the extra money in tournaments.

[Alex Jacob]

fwiw i played with this guy once and he claimed he was most responsible for breaking tony d (presumably playing high limit holdem at commerce)

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I see him all the time at Commerce playing in the $10/$20 no limit. I saw him this past Thursday. I also saw Jeffrey Lisandro and Chau Giang.

[Alex Jacob]

yes, my gossip was outdated, oh well

[john voight]

doesn't Chau Giang play like ultra nosebleed?

[Vince.]

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where he laid down three jacks to Hellmuth's bluff (or he didn't, if you believe the conspiracy theorists).


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link to conspiracy?

[sigurrostyp]

I thought this guy's name was Tony Ma?

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I thought this guy's name was Tony Ma?

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Different guy. I believe Tony D's last name is Duong.

[IvanXDurham]

HAHAHAHAA, what a reference. I havent thought about that guy since Paul Phillips was crying foul regarding edited WSOP footage on ESPN.

[Arbitrage]

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doesn't Chau Giang play like ultra nosebleed?

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I guess he's moved down to just nosebleed [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]