Damn every since the finality of the break up danny has run into hard times. Losing 450k in the big game, missing the money in the lapc, losing the chip lead and finishing 3rd in the ppt and now busting out in the first 3 hours of the wsop san diego tourney. Just a coincidence im sure but i hope he can get back on track soon. We are rooting for you!!!!!Feb 27, 2005 17:43:08 Daniel Negreanu out Negreanu went allin on the flop, made a flush on the turn, and was beat by quads on the river. OUch tough beat.
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Started by mrnuts, Feb 27 2005 03:02 PM
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Posted 27 February 2005 - 03:02 PM
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 10:36 AM
I'm sure the break up was tough, even if it had been coming for a while. People aren't usually at their best when grieving a loss. He'll be ok. Besides, he doesn't have to win them all to be a kick ass player.Nikki
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 09:09 PM
well, he put in his latest journal he had his best session at the big game today....up over half a mil....not too shabby.
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Posted 01 March 2005 - 11:01 PM
yep he said that made up for his tough losses in the recent cash games.Not even Daniel can win em all. But we're rooting for ya buddy.
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Posted 02 March 2005 - 05:24 AM
of course last night at one point he was stuck for a million. After that he might start playing the big game even more and tournaments less. Think about it over that really long session he very well could've been up a million and that is a quarter of what his tourny haul was last year, he isn't as motivated for the PPT tournament as he has been. I think his little nugget of saying the winner just gets $250,000 shows this. I can't disagree because at those altitudes that he plays at money almost starts to become meaningless
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Posted 02 March 2005 - 06:25 AM
KDawgCometh said:
of course last night at one point he was stuck for a million. After that he might start playing the big game even more and tournaments less. Think about it over that really long session he very well could've been up a million and that is a quarter of what his tourny haul was last year, he isn't as motivated for the PPT tournament as he has been. I think his little nugget of saying the winner just gets $250,000 shows this. I can't disagree because at those altitudes that he plays at money almost starts to become meaningless
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Posted 02 March 2005 - 08:38 AM
JaysonWeber said:
KDawgCometh said:
of course last night at one point he was stuck for a million. After that he might start playing the big game even more and tournaments less. Think about it over that really long session he very well could've been up a million and that is a quarter of what his tourny haul was last year, he isn't as motivated for the PPT tournament as he has been. I think his little nugget of saying the winner just gets $250,000 shows this. I can't disagree because at those altitudes that he plays at money almost starts to become meaningless
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