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#41
05-28-2007, 03:53 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
For all you Patrik fans, I want you to know that I put up Patrik's profile on my site (barrygreenstein.com) a few days ago. (Tuan Le is new also.) This is not actual spam, since I don't make money off my site.
Barry 
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#43
05-28-2007, 04:28 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
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This is not actual spam, since I don't make money off my site. [/ QUOTE ] LOL Spamaments.
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#44
05-28-2007, 05:14 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
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This is not actual spam, since I don't make money off my site. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] This website has been created for readers of my book, Ace on the River. I view my book as the beginning of a dialogue, and I want to be accessible to answer follow-up questions [/ QUOTE ] We love you barry but cmon now...
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#45
05-28-2007, 05:43 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
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[ QUOTE ] This website has been created for readers of my book, Ace on the River. I view my book as the beginning of a dialogue, and I want to be accessible to answer follow-up questions [/ QUOTE ] We love you barry but cmon now... [/ QUOTE ] I thought you guys were all aware of my book by now, whether you read it or not, but point well taken. What I meant is I don't get paid by outside advertisers, even though I get continual offers for banner ads or payment for links to other sites. Barry
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#46
05-28-2007, 05:54 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] This is not actual spam, since I don't make money off my site. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] This website has been created for readers of my book, Ace on the River. I view my book as the beginning of a dialogue, and I want to be accessible to answer follow-up questions [/ QUOTE ] We love you barry but cmon now... [/ QUOTE ] No, you c'mon - we all know Barry is a great guy who gives his tournament winnings to charity, and we're grateful for him posting here. So the least we can all do is click the link to his website! http://barrygreenstein.com
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#48
05-28-2007, 05:56 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
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And, of course, I lost a lot of money producing my book because of the high quality and the low price, so I don't look at it as a business venture. Barry [/ QUOTE ] A man who keeps givin' Im pretty sure if you didnt mention the word span in your post nobody else would have
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#49
05-28-2007, 06:03 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
barry,
just so you know, the Thai government has banned your website. sorry.
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#50
05-28-2007, 06:09 PM
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Re: Patrick Antonius interview!!
"Amusing anecdote
I was heading to the Las Vegas airport to fly back to Los Angeles a few days after I had met Patrik and his friend Roland de Wolfe. Roland told me they were taking a limo to LA and asked if I would join them. They wanted to talk about the upcoming Professional Poker League as well as other poker topics. I felt like it would be a nice gesture on my part to travel with them, since I assumed this was their first trip to the West Coast. A limo to LA costs around $700, but it is free if you are a high limit casino player. They had arranged to take a Bellagio limo with a very pleasant driver who was a seven-card stud player. Half way to LA, the driver stopped at a Greek restaurant and Patrik gave him his tip for the trip. Patrik handed the driver a wad of money, and although he didn’t ask me to pay my share, I insisted. Patrik told me he had given the driver $1900, which seemed like an absurd tip, but I gave Patrik $700 for my share. I assumed Patrik was unfamiliar with American money and tipping amounts, which I had seen before with foreigners. Being helpful, I told them that $1900 was a lot to give the limo driver. Roland told me that the limo cost $1700 and they had only tipped $200. I could have gotten the limo comped if they had told me. I now realized that the driver had been undertipped, so I gave him $300 more when we got to my house. " f**k me
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