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Last 30 dayswinnings for Isildur1: $4,002,728 (352 sessions) Last 30 days winnings for durrrr: -$4,481,487 (392 sessions) Wonder what it feels like to lose 4 1/2 million dollars in one month playing online poker?

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Last 30 dayswinnings for Isildur1: $4,002,728 (352 sessions) Last 30 days winnings for durrrr: -$4,481,487 (392 sessions) Wonder what it feels like to win 4 million dollars in one month playing online poker?
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I'm really surprised there hasn't been a thread about this yet on FCP...EDIT: WOW... Last I heard, Durrrr was down 3M to Isildur1. Did they play another session this morning? I thought Durrrr was busy with HSP today...EDIT #2: TR still has Durrrr as being down "only" 3M to Isildur1

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Thursday November 12thFreshly installed in Vegas and ready to start playing in the sixth season of ‘High Stake Poker’, durrrr could not resist looking up Isildur1 to try to recuperate some of the losses that he had incurred over the last few days. The plan had one glitch, though, and it was that Isildur1 had no plans giving anything back. The whole affair was quite one sided and after just over three hours and 2142 hands, Isildur1 had busted his opponent at four tables and won another $705K. However, it doesn’t seem like durrrr has had enough yet, as he wowed to be back after he had finished playing in the TV show. Stay tuned....

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Thursday November 12thFreshly installed in Vegas and ready to start playing in the sixth season of ‘High Stake Poker’, durrrr could not resist looking up Isildur1 to try to recuperate some of the losses that he had incurred over the last few days. The plan had one glitch, though, and it was that Isildur1 had no plans giving anything back. The whole affair was quite one sided and after just over three hours and 2142 hands, Isildur1 had busted his opponent at four tables and won another $705K. However, it doesn’t seem like durrrr has had enough yet, as he wowed to be back after he had finished playing in the TV show. Stay tuned....
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Isildur shall hence be known as....Durrrsbane. <cue dramatic music and a certain priariedog looking over his shoulder>
rumor has it, it's Viktor Blom, but I believe that is just speculation at this point and not been confirmed
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I don't think he will ever go broke with Team FTP status.
I would guess he's lost more in the last 4 weeks than he'll earn over the life of his contract with Full Tilt assuming that contract is for 2 years.
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Last 7 dayswinnings for Isildur1: $4,987,267 (208 sessions)Last 7 dayswinnings for durrrr: -$3,314,172 (135 sessions)Up 5 million in a week, meh, just another week in the office.

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Isildur is having a 200/400 PLO match with Brian Townsend right now. He seems to be playing a lot and losing against the Cardrunner guys like Cole South and Hastings. I wouldn't be suprised if the 3 of them (Townsend, South, and Hastings) were all in the same room lol

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Isildur is having a 200/400 PLO match with Brian Townsend right now. He seems to be playing a lot and losing against the Cardrunner guys like Cole South and Hastings. I wouldn't be suprised if the 3 of them (Townsend, South, and Hastings) were all in the same room lol
That's ok, because Isildur probably has both Gandalf and Elrond in the room with him anyway.
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Thursday November 12thFreshly installed in Vegas and ready to start playing in the sixth season of ‘High Stake Poker’, durrrr could not resist looking up Isildur1 to try to recuperate some of the losses that he had incurred over the last few days. The plan had one glitch, though, and it was that Isildur1 had no plans giving anything back. The whole affair was quite one sided and after just over three hours and 2142 hands, Isildur1 had busted his opponent at four tables and won another $705K. However, it doesn’t seem like durrrr has had enough yet, as he wowed to be back after he had finished playing in the TV show. Stay tuned....
The guy just gotta let it go. Well, easier said than done being down more than 4 000 000$.Btw, did I tell you that once I lost 489$ in 15 minutes? No kiddin'! Damn what that bothered me! I didn't sleep at all that night. I was so pissed after the session I just really had to take a walk! Maybe Durr should do the same, take a walk and think why he has lost those bucks... I mean millions, and then come back to the table after a short break?I wonder what that feels, when you go to bed and just think for yourself. "Man, I just lost 1 000 000$ today." Is this an appropriate time to say, I've had better runs?Here's the article from bluffeurope, you should all read it.http://www.bluffeurope.com/poker-news/en/d...lenge_6118.aspx
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Isildur is at it now with Antonious playing PLO. Looks like he's been running good against him as well.
I just railed that as well. The chat went all crazy over isildur's identity.
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Anyone find it strange that isildur comes on the scene and pawns durrr soon after he signs with FTP.Im guessing lederer way over paid durrr, and isildur is a superuser traced back to lederers home.If this is true, than mad props to howard, cause I didnt think he could beat durrrr even if he knew what his cards were.

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Watching Isildur1 going at it with Patrick Antonius:they had this exchange:Isildur1: ?Isildur1: will u reloadPatrik Antonius: no more $$Then 10 seconds later Patrick reloads with $200k. Must be nice. Also I looked at Durrr's results the last two years. The DB said that last year he was up 5 mil and this year he's down 5 mil. Quite the swing but it is only November.

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If I'm playing 500/1000 NL or PLO heads up and a guy refuses to tell me who he is then I'm not playing him.
This is the 2nd biggest reason why I would politely refuse to play someone 500/1000 NL or PLO.
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