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What a fun night ( £220 double stack ), the Long girl doing an hilarious impression of Jennifer Tilly, and Ed, analist supreme, ( or should that be Mr Ed because he can talk the hind leg off a donkey ) who got things wrong most of the night. Some fool suggested that this tournament should be kept exclusive ( spotty? I think his name was ) this was one of the geatest adverts for Sky Poker ever, because anyone who saw this on TV now knows, that in this format anyone can win,there is no skill involved whatsoever,all that is needed is a little knowledge of the game,a little experience, and LUCK,the guy who won was aptly named because he got 200,000 free chips. Kind regards
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lol i think you mean me. please link me to where i said that. i think i said that it was excellent that the field was capped.
and your claim that no skill and the winner has 'little knowledge and little experience' is hilarious.
but yeah i think this might be a level because no one can be that stupid.
i would love it and be very greatful if you could honer me and sit at a few of my tables, hopfully i will be able to learn many things from you.
Lisa Marie is not just a pretty face, she plays a good level of poker herself and has enough knowledge to make a good contribution to the analysis.
Yes, Ed did make the odd mistake, but his incisive comments were top class.
The fact that the field was capped at 50 made it excellent TV material, but the various methods of entering available made sure a good mixture of experienced and up and coming players were involved.
There were a lot of known top class players in the field who did not make it through to the final stages but that is what poker is all about. Luck is part of the game, one of the fascinations of poker is that anyone can win.
I think your comments attempting to belittle the efforts of the presenters and players are out of order. The players have the guts to put their cash on the table, and risk having their play analysed in front of the camera, and there are many of them I would back in any tournament. Both Scotty and Freechips played an excellent game, and fully deserved their rewards. Personally I would love to meet you on the tables but I think there is little chance of that !