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monsieuradl
Rising Star
Bronze Level
My favourite one is Adrián Mateos, I love watching him playing in youtube in "La mente de un Pro", where he explains how he plays his hands.
Takoyaki
Rock Star
Bronze Level
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CSLysander
Rock Star
Silver Level
I was fortunate to watch Doyle Brunson at a game in the early 90s. He is and will always be my favorite player. I have never had a chance to play him as that day I was a simple Marine Lance Corporal who could not afford the table he was at. He is amazing and much better at understanding the game than almost any player I watch today.
Jonathan Little would be my number 2. He is amazing at making others better while being great at the game. I want to get a chance to play against him so I will have to find where he is once.
The one I find to be amusing, though not a fan of his actual style is Jeff Boski. I want to play him, which is why I am building a bankroll on ACR. He is not to the level of Brunson or Little, but I think he is a good ambassador to the sport.
Many, and I knew this before I opened the thread, talk about Negranieu. I have never been more than a passing fan of his. He is a great ambassador for poker, which gains my respect. That said, people I know who have dealt with him have a few stories that I will not share that make me just shrug at anything about him. Would I play him? Ohh yes I would. He has his weaknesses and I am not in awe of him. Then again, I am not in awe of many of the players today. Any person can win, some by sheer dumb luck. It is about wanting to experience what you can do, not what others can.
Jonathan Little would be my number 2. He is amazing at making others better while being great at the game. I want to get a chance to play against him so I will have to find where he is once.
The one I find to be amusing, though not a fan of his actual style is Jeff Boski. I want to play him, which is why I am building a bankroll on ACR. He is not to the level of Brunson or Little, but I think he is a good ambassador to the sport.
Many, and I knew this before I opened the thread, talk about Negranieu. I have never been more than a passing fan of his. He is a great ambassador for poker, which gains my respect. That said, people I know who have dealt with him have a few stories that I will not share that make me just shrug at anything about him. Would I play him? Ohh yes I would. He has his weaknesses and I am not in awe of him. Then again, I am not in awe of many of the players today. Any person can win, some by sheer dumb luck. It is about wanting to experience what you can do, not what others can.
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chalghaf
Rock Star
Silver Level
like i said im a big fan of Daniel Negréanu , and what makes him stand out when in comes to other poker players not only is raw skill , understanding of the game and how he plays it , but his personality and how he deals with certain situations , specially if you follow his vlogs on youtube you get to see even more , and i think thats why he has built arguably the largest fan base when it comes to Poker players .
that being said ,i know its not everyone's cup of tea .
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AKbadboyAK
Rock Star
Silver Level
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
I really have so many, Tom Dwan, Daniel Negranau, Phil Ivey, Mike (Timex) Macdonald, Maria Ho, Jennifer Tilley, Vanessa Russou, just to name a few, but I would really like to sit at the same table with the Godfather of Poker, Texas Dolly, Doyle Brunsen, For me he is the one that really started the Poker boom when he wrote "The Super System" giving away some of his secrets of the game.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
When the fun Stops, STOP!