Phil Ivey is the most SUCCESSFUL player in the world? (not best)

[Carolina Pirate]

Chip Reese...end of discussion. Best & most successful....

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Chip Reese...end of discussion. Best & most successful....

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umm

[mr.bum]

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steve dannenmann is the third or fourth best stone cold killer in his home game

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fyp
and the answer is brad booth period end of discussion. or did you all not see him buy into hsp with a cool million.

[wuwut666]

ya probably chip reese right now and maybe ivey in a couple of years if hes still dominant and has good results.

[RedneckCracka]

Ryan Atwood crashed that game in O.C.

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ya probably chip reese right now and maybe ivey in a couple of years if hes still dominant and has good results.

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chip got raped online in the bigbet games

[Jean-Robert]

I guess I should probably chime in.

Different players specialize in different games... I might take Joe Cassidy over Phil in limit hold'em, Chris G. (Superfish) over Phil in 2-7 trippledraw, perhaps David O over Phil in Stud, and maybe even Patrick over Phil in PLO.

But in the overall picture (and especially NLH tourneys), you can pick your guy. I'll put my money on Phil.

[Yuv]

Howard and Ferguson should be up there with Baldwin. If we're using the "everytime you play a hand of blackjack..." for Baldwin, then you should consider everytime you play a hand in fulltilt etc.

[rocketsfan4lyfe]

hellmuth is most successful

[bustedromo]

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hellmuth is most successful

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Hellmuth isn't even worth half of Farha ($20M v. $45M).