Who are the top pros that have built their bankroll by playing poker ?

[teddyFBI]

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[Aceshigh7]

John Juanda has said that he bought in for 100 dollars at a 1-3 stud game and just worked his way up from there, moving up in limits as his bankroll allowed. He said that unlike most other poker players, he has never gone broke.

[swope]

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John Juanda has said that he bought in for 100 dollars at a 1-3 stud game and just worked his way up from there, moving up in limits as his bankroll allowed. He said that unlike most other poker players, he has never gone broke.

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i cant remember the last time i didnt go broke... maybe i should become a wildly successful door to door bible salesman to spite him?

[GeniusToad]

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John Juanda has said that he bought in for 100 dollars at a 1-3 stud game and just worked his way up from there, moving up in limits as his bankroll allowed. He said that unlike most other poker players, he has never gone broke.

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i can see juanda being a big bankroll nit.

[Lord_Strife]

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John Juanda has said that he bought in for 100 dollars at a 1-3 stud game and just worked his way up from there, moving up in limits as his bankroll allowed. He said that unlike most other poker players, he has never gone broke.

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i can see juanda being a big bankroll nit.

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how? he's a crazian!

[Nick Rivers]

Nick Rivers.

[Perestroika]

I was playing in a home game for a few months and I got to know the dealer pretty well and he seemed like a nice honest guy. This was before the famous Moneymaker WSOP, but he told me that Sammy owed him $800 and that he was basically a huge degenerate who borrowed money from multiple people. Not sure what that was about.

[Riippis]

Is Andy Bloch still gambling with his MIT-BJ money ? He makes me feel sick. He probably couldn't beat NL25$.

[forhasta]

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lmao