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Actually I have done alot.
I don't think a poker forum would be the place to discuss it though.
seems perfectly reasonable to discuss other players value to society, but not yours?
Actually I have done alot.
I don't think a poker forum would be the place to discuss it though.
CorrectThis will be it though for like another 12 months.
seems perfectly reasonable to discuss other players value to society, but not yours?
seems perfectly reasonable to discuss other players value to society, but not yours?
Pretty sure the thread wasn't about 'me' (not everything is about 'me'... might want to think about that)
Pretty sure the thread wasn't about 'me' (not everything is about 'me'... might want to think about that)
why can people not get on hellmuth about UB?
I think people have. Remember, Black Friday was over three years ago now and I'm certain Hellmuth took his share of the heat. But the poker landscape has changed and think about this.
The WSOP continues to grow.
There are smaller-scale tours for those who can't afford to play the WSOP (ie: HPT).
The move for legalized online poker in the US continues to pick up steam (notwithstanding Ultimate's leaving the Nevada market).
It's not like there's a poker boom, but I think things are looking up for the future.
Yeah but the object of poker is to win money not bracelets. He's cashed for about $23 million to Helmuths $18 and he's only 23. He's definitely got the chops. Still, this self righteous shtick of his is starting to get old and even seems a little vain. If it's wrong to take advantage of less skilled players you should get morality points for feeling guilty about doing it.I have never heard of Dan Coleman, but I certainly have heard a lot about Phil Hellmuth and I think he has way more WSOP bracelets than Dan will ever have.
Enough said, Wally
why can people not get on hellmuth about UB?
For the same reason no one should really get on Ivey about FTP...
Whether it's right or not for Colman to call out Phil Hellmuth for his admittedly spotlight-grabbing and childish behavior is beyond the scope of this post. But if it's not right for Colman to do it, I don't think it's any more right for anyone here to call out Colman.
I never had a clue about all these things to do with Phil Hellmuth about ultimate bet. Now I know it seems kinda clear to me he had a part of it and is staying out the way to cover his back.
When DC opened the can of worms by dissing PH, he opened the can that he is in as well. So, the cans are opened, and we get to choose which of those opened cans we consider remarkable.
In the end it sort of boils down to common courtesies and good sense, and DC showed neither IMHO.