Fedor Holz takes the high roller

[smilekg]

very aggresive player, knows his opponents well, good reading abillities

 

[rocknroll0]

well done

 

[Hello_how are you]

Fedor Holz is one of the most brilliant young poker superstars in the world today. We also can't forget that recently he has been on an unbelievable streak of luck. I was watching the replay of the WCOOP super high roller event yesterday, first I saw Crown Up Guy go all-in with just 5-3 suited from the small blind, then the short stacked Ike Haxton called with pocket tens. Fedor got a flush and busted Ike. Then, of course, Fedor won the whole thing by cracking bencb's aces with... king deuce.

 

[B507]

Fedor really awesome one. In live games, in online..
How he can do it ?
How they all (mean - all `German Crew` !) - can do it ?
Who will stop that one `machine` ?

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Life is short one - so hurry up by every second !

 

[Max Shast]

Fedor schatlivy people, and of course, luck is not without talent.

 

[skaterick]

I want to run hot for 2 years . Then I could retire from poker forever ( though i'd take up backgammon again ).

 

[gcurtis98]

I would be very interested to see what the luck bell curve would look like if you took hand histories from his previous tournaments and ran them through PT4.

 

[Sevendeuceoff72]

Hes aggressive e right times. I watched a lot of his hands from the wsop. He puts you to the fire and makes you make a lot of really tough decisions. Now I wonder how he built a roll doing this but hes got one now

 

[warface]

For me, the most powerful high-stakes player MTT tournaments, Chuikov had excellent and he always arrives map)

 

[hulinada]

Fedor Holz had accomplished basically everything there was to accomplish in tournament poker, having piled up millions in online and live winnings.
He is aggressive, brutal and clever.

 

[Kevin Watts]

Aggression and a life coach that pounds positive thoughts into his head. Thoughts of online poker being rigged, etc. is -EV.

 

[WeenieSVK]

This guy is one of the smartest guys out there. Sometimes it looks like he is two moves ahead of his opponent.And he has amazing sense of when to push others.

 

[alar2080]

i don't know how he is do it, but I like it!