[El Nino]

My favorite Ivey pic. Perfectly displays the disregard for money you need to be a player at his level.

Edit: 10 points to the first poster that can name the legend sitting to Iveys right in this pic.

Vanessa Selbst

[SharpAngles]

Lol That could be her apparently giving Ivey some hand relief mid tourney but I'm talking about the older gentleman at the table.

[imadegen]

My favorite Ivey pic. Perfectly displays the disregard for money you need to be a player at his level.

Edit: 10 points to the first poster that can name the legend sitting to Iveys right in this pic.

Archie Karas.

[Cuse0323]

Archie Karas.

Good call

The man who turned 50 bucks into 40 million.

[GUMMO77]

Archie Karas.

Nice

[SharpAngles]

Sorry imadegen



Looks like you aren't eligible for this

[Cuse0323]

Can only send 2 points unless you're "pro."

[SharpAngles]

Can only send 2 points unless you're "pro."

Apparently only once too because i tried and got the same message. Might have to be 2 a day? but i'll get you imadegen. Remind me if I forget

[Cuse0323]

Yeah, 2 a day.

[imadegen]

ha, it's ok man. thanks.

[Tommy Karate]

Archie Karas.

is this guy a good poker player or just got lucky?

sports bettor as well?

[El Nino]

Lol That could be her apparently giving Ivey some hand relief mid tourney but I'm talking about the older gentleman at the table.

I knew it was Karas, just joking. Scum bag is a cheater. Caught marking cards playing BJ, off to the klink.

[SharpAngles]

Supposedly the "mr. X" that he beat for millions in pool and poker to start the epic run was Bobby Baldwin. If the stories about beating Baldwin and Chip Reese at huge poker games are all true he should be considered a great but there's nobody that was around those games that didn't regard Archie as a fish so that should answer the luck question.

Favorite Karas story...

"One time Chip Reese and I played at the Mirage. Chip sat down with $2,000,000, where half of his chips were $1,000 yellow chips, and the other half was $5,000 in chips. Chip had ten racks of $1,000 chips, and I asked him, 'Why do you have so many yellow chips? We only need $80,000 to $100,000 for the blinds and bring-in.' Chip said, 'I want them like that,' and I said, "Almost all of my chips were $5,000. I thought, 'Well, let's play, as maybe he is superstitious or something.'


"After a while, Chip started to stare at me and my chips, with his eyes darting back and forth, with a look like I was doing something to him! I stopped playing and said, 'What's wrong, Chip? Why are you looking at me that way? What did I do?' Chip looked at me and said, 'Can't you see what you're doing to me?' As I looked down at all of the yellow chips sitting in front of me, it hit me for the first time, what he was referring to: I had almost all of the yellow $1,000 chips! In heads-up poker, whoever wins the antes wins the match. You can bank on this 90 times out of 100. The big pots will usually even out. While an opponent is waiting for aces or a good starting hand, I'm raising every pot and winning the antes and bring-in. Playing $10,000/$20,000 limit, you are talking about $9,000 pots over and over. The antes are $3,000 each and the bring-in is $3,000. Chip was very smart, as he was trying to measure what was going on, after losing to me so much!"

[cankid]

miss watching that series, was a fun hand to watch

[cankid]

Supposedly the "mr. X" that he beat for millions in pool and poker to start the epic run was Bobby Baldwin. If the stories about beating Baldwin and Chip Reese at huge poker games are all true he should be considered a great but there's nobody that was around those games that didn't regard Archie as a fish so that should answer the luck question.

Favorite Karas story...

"One time Chip Reese and I played at the Mirage. Chip sat down with $2,000,000, where half of his chips were $1,000 yellow chips, and the other half was $5,000 in chips. Chip had ten racks of $1,000 chips, and I asked him, 'Why do you have so many yellow chips? We only need $80,000 to $100,000 for the blinds and bring-in.' Chip said, 'I want them like that,' and I said, "Almost all of my chips were $5,000. I thought, 'Well, let's play, as maybe he is superstitious or something.'


"After a while, Chip started to stare at me and my chips, with his eyes darting back and forth, with a look like I was doing something to him! I stopped playing and said, 'What's wrong, Chip? Why are you looking at me that way? What did I do?' Chip looked at me and said, 'Can't you see what you're doing to me?' As I looked down at all of the yellow chips sitting in front of me, it hit me for the first time, what he was referring to: I had almost all of the yellow $1,000 chips! In heads-up poker, whoever wins the antes wins the match. You can bank on this 90 times out of 100. The big pots will usually even out. While an opponent is waiting for aces or a good starting hand, I'm raising every pot and winning the antes and bring-in. Playing $10,000/$20,000 limit, you are talking about $9,000 pots over and over. The antes are $3,000 each and the bring-in is $3,000. Chip was very smart, as he was trying to measure what was going on, after losing to me so much!"

Good story thanks

[Fishhead]

PoS Ivey should be in jail.

C'monC'mon

[jjgold]

also most poker pros are your biggest scumbags ever to live

they will steal from their moms to bet

basically heroine junkies

[SharpAngles]

Sounds like Mr. Gold has been felted one too many times at the tables or has played exclusively at the seediest casinos on the planet. Latter may be the case since hes from NJ