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Go Buckeyes?
 
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nice Scotty won this years horse event,  that brat guy came in 3rd

in the past it was a 50k buy in!

wow 50k

i couldn't imagine putting that much on the line playing Razz




 
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Quote Originally Posted by cibola05:

nice Scotty won this years horse event,  that brat guy came in 3rd

in the past it was a 50k buy in!

wow 50k

i couldn't imagine putting that much on the line playing Razz




 

"I did just spend a week in vegas a couple of weeks ago and I played the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. and a ton of cash games"
 
 
I played the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. NOT $50,000
 
 
2 different events
 
 
I wish I could play in the $50,000 event LOL
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Godfather16:

Go Buckeyes?

Damn right Go Buckeyes!!!

 
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cibola05 

 

The WSOP had 3 seperate H.O.R.S.E. tournaments this year.

A $3,000, a $50,000 and a $1,500 Buy-in

 

Scotty won the $50,000 Buy-in event

Phil Hellmuth (Poker Brat) came in 3rd in the $1,500 Tournament that I played in....in fact he was at my table for about 4 hours on day one.

 
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Weathered, thanks for sharing your story 
 
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Just so everyone doesn't have to go look it up.
 
the 1996 wsop champion was huck seed.  the 2500 pot limit omaha winner in 1994 was also huck seed.
 
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Dutch is from Columbia Missouri...where I live. I know Dutch a little bit(from years back). He's a good guy, and it seemed like he had his head on straight most of the time(moreso than other guys anyway)...he just isn't a real people-pleaser. He ruffles people who have thin skins' feathers. Not by what he says, but by his demeanor. He really isn't the most likable guy. Whether its because of his bipolar disability or what...he just isn't a guy that is going to have alot of friends jumping to help him out. I like Dutch, but if I had the means, I wouldn't help him out. Why help out a guy you don't really know, that won't really let people in...you can't trust someone like that.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Weathered:

I would rather not post it in a public forum....I dont see the need.

 

If you really want to know supposedly it's a bracelet from the 1994 $2,500 Pot Limit Omaha event.

The player who sold it is also a Main Event winnner.

 

Anyway I have seen the bracelet and I know this guy did not win it on his own....I also know it's a real bracelet from 1994.

 

You can do a little research and find out who the player is.

 

 

 

But of course he could have gotten it from another play who won that year and just told me it was this player since he was a "name".

Thats the main reason I dont want to post names since I dont know 100% for sure if it was him.

 

Hope that all makes sense

 

Is it Huck Seed who supposedly sold the bracelet ?

 
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Nevermind clowncar looked it up. 
 
Yeah, I respect Weathered's reasons for not posting his name because there really is no proof and it wouldn't be fair to anyone. Huck always seemed like a likable character and well respected among his peers as a player and friend.  
 
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I was in vegas a month ago and i saw dutch boyd playing a $100 sit and go because he was so broke. Needless to say i said hey dutchie boy hows it going and he just sat there like the pathetic loser he is with no money and no friends...wat a loser
 
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there has to be a thousand broke dicks in Vegas like this, guys who think they're good, they had a good run before, won a million $$ or whatever, pissed it away, and down on their luck now.
 
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New system!
 
Check it out here.
 
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Thanks STEVE!!!!

ya fuckin douche bag 
 
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Link is not working for me.  I went to his blog and he is selling domain names, is that what you meant?  Guy is cooler than shit though
 
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Dutch is a fuggin crook
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Craigville:

Link is not working for me.  I went to his blog and he is selling domain names, is that what you meant?  Guy is cooler than shit though

LOL he took the post down from his site.....

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