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List of people who qualify:
Phil Hellmuth (obv.) Joe Hachem (since he won the ME a phew FT's + Five diamond win) Daniel Negreanu (obv.) Phil Ivey (obv.) Chris Ferguson (obv.) |
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PH = phil henderson
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Jamie Gold he was the champ for all of last year, LDO
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Chris Moneymaker...obviously
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Without a doubt....JC Tran.
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Jennifer Tilly...bar none
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phil
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The world's best NLHE tournament player. Phil Helmuth, Greg Raymer and Allen Cunningham are some of the contenders.
There have been some comments about people being results-oriented. Given a question about whether a short-stacked player should have folded or called, rabbit hunting is not the correct method of determining the answer. However, results are factored into the question about which horse is the fastest. Of course there's luck in poker, but tournament successes can be considered when determining the best player. |
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Of all-time? Stu Ungar by far. http://www.cardplayer.com/magazine/article/12930 [/ QUOTE ] I would have included Stuey, but I was thinking only of those alive today. No doubt I've left off worthies, anyway. The main purpose of this post is to thank you for the link. What an amazing article. |
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