I kind of agree with Iceman but I would argue that Harrington does have the killer instinct. We haven't seen him play very much, but I have seen him make very few mistakes. It seems when hes beat he either lays it down or makes the other guy fold. We all saw the play he made in 2004 against Arieh and Raymer where he raised 1.3 million with nothing. That's killer instinct, to put about half his chips on the line with the way Raymer was calling everything reveals something about his game. That's why we see him at the final table so much, he plays solid poker and he does have killer instinct. I really don't think any other player has an understanding of tournament play then he does. After reading hias book, I realize the thinking he goes through every hand. And I do agree that he is the most underrated player of all time. In my opinion, Stu Ungar's feat was the greatest thing ever in poker, but I think if Dan Harrington makes it the final table again than that will be.