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Let me pose a quick question.....Isn't the job of the investor to give money, and the job of the producer's to make sure the event is successful and that all of the i's are dotted and all of the t's crossed? So why the 50 trillion news blurbs saying the investor failed to get a sales tax license.....Isn't that the producer's job???????
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this guy bluffs like theres no tomorrow. lucky ALL the time.
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Geeze Ron, I feel bad you had a miserable experience and your partnerhsip lost money but enough of the poker metaphors. Makes it look like a cheesy press release.
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Played with Ron this past weekend at Harrah's AC, a great guy and very friendly. Every time I see him on TV i will now be pulling for him.
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Not very good. I liked how Howard made him fold pocket 10's with AKo.
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This guy only won a WPT title because whenever someone got a pair or 2 high cards (AK, AQ etc) and went all-in he had a higher pair himself. For example, called TJ Cloutier's 5-5 all-in when he had A-A. Knocked out 2 ppl at once with J-J versus A-Jo and something else. Just got very lucky.
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That was not an easy tournament to win by any means and he managed to do it. In my book, beating some of the best in the world places you in that category, but to do it with the class that he showed is comendable. Hats off
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