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[tizzerd]

yea pretty good but watsup online is that like your weakness hmmm???

[pocketz]

paulg72, on Friday, July 7th, 2006, 12:53 AM, said:

I was playing poker last night in a home game with a guy who is semi pro and he swares that Daniel is broke and having to borrow money to play at the moment. I showed him this but he says that it is just lies and he know people who Daniel had asked / borrowed money from, tell me that the guy is full of s**t and just jelous

i think daniel had to put up another pros 10 g's to last years main event, dont think he could do that if he was broke.

[paulg72]

dont get me wrong I'm massive fan of Dan Neg. i dont believe it, but the fact that 'he' put the money up (i thought FCP put the money up, does he own it?) doesnt mean that he isn't broke

pocketz, on Wednesday, July 26th, 2006, 1:49 AM, said:

i think daniel had to put up another pros 10 g's to last years main event, dont think he could do that if he was broke.

[Kendren]

paulg72, on Wednesday, July 26th, 2006, 5:57 AM, said:

dont get me wrong I'm massive fan of Dan Neg. i dont believe it, but the fact that 'he' put the money up (i thought FCP put the money up, does he own it?) doesnt mean that he isn't broke

1. That makes absolutely no sense. If he put the money up, how can he be broke?2. Yes, he owns FCP. And gets endorsement money from Stacked, his Cardplayer articles, appearance fees, etc.3. At least he wasn't broke and hit by a bus like Gus Hansen a year or two ago. That was REAL FACT! My brother's sister's cousin's roommate's friend's dog's best friend said so at a home game.

[GmanIV]

Cash Games +$1,679,100 Tournaments +$1,027,188 Online -$209,189 Total: $2,497,099 Guess online Poker is rigged !

[burgerman]

Any chance for an update betwwen rounds of golf?Best --Burgerman

[tizzerd]

DN is broke i saw him yesterday selling pottery on the streets

[gradin123]

tizzerd, on Monday, August 21st, 2006, 10:30 PM, said:

DN is broke i saw him yesterday selling pottery on the streets

Completely False. But I think I did see him looking for lost golf balls at the course.

[rwb]

Online -$209,189 <-- online fish?: p what about side props?

[aaronj]

2 millon..not bad, for 65k a year i will show you how to play golf and be awesome at it, you can pay me weekly allowances and if u play bad on the golf course we can play heads up for my weekly allowance if you feel you learned or accomplished nothing from your lesson..sound fair?i think this falls into the category of win win for you i could be wrong tho

[wilheldp]

aaronj, on Monday, September 18th, 2006, 4:23 PM, said:

2 millon..not bad, for 65k a year i will show you how to play golf and be awesome at it, you can pay me weekly allowances and if u play bad on the golf course we can play heads up for my weekly allowance if you feel you learned or accomplished nothing from your lesson..sound fair?i think this falls into the category of win win for you i could be wrong tho

This doesn't include the -$1.2 Million session that he had in the big game yet. He updated the Cash Game results, but not the Income Statement.

[showtime]

ya kno Daniel, after all those taxes and tips, you're just barely scrapin over minimum wagenot to mention the emotional roller coasters, high level of stress, and years off your life

Kendren, on Wednesday, July 26th, 2006, 10:02 AM, said:

3. At least he wasn't broke and hit by a bus like Gus Hansen a year or two ago. That was REAL FACT! My brother's sister's cousin's roommate's friend's dog's best friend said so at a home game.

LM MF AO

[DanielNegreanu]

last updated Nov 7th, 2006.

[GABMAD]

DanielNegreanu, on Wednesday, November 8th, 2006, 8:48 AM, said:

last updated Nov 7th, 2006.

I'm just wondering. With the stakes that you play, shouldn't you be up more than that over 1 year? I've heard it said that you go up and down 1 million in 1 session. Doesn't that mean that in cash-games, you're basically break-even and got lucky to record your stats when you were up? I don't mean to sound rude, but I'm just wondering. Or at those stakes, is it really hard to maintain a decent ROI? Also, if you are in fact playing sessions where you're up or down 1 mil, aren't you playing out of your roll? Why do you think you are down money online? Is it because you love to intimidate people when playing live with your table talk etc. or is it that it doesn't feel real to you?Sorry for asking so many questions, I'm just wondering because I myself am planning on playing professional poker starting in 4 months. I'm going to take a year off college and see where poker leads me (some already consider me semi- professional because that is my income).

[tilllttt]

Results are measured in big bets per hour, at least in limit games. So if DN makes one big bet per hour, and plays 100 hours, he should make 800,000 playing at 4,000 - 8,000. He doesn't always play at this level, so you need to consider the average limit he plays at over the total number of hours played. If you take these results over one year you will have a pretty good idea of whether or not he is successful at his current limits. What interests me is what kind of bankroll you need to have to play in the big game? Doyle says 300 big bets. That would be $2.4M, however, he lost $1.3M in one play, and said he didn't want to go broke any time soon, so I wonder what his bankroll really is???DN, is Benyamine the best cash game player out there? Seems like he has been on a tear recently, at least online. It doesn't seem like you mention him when you talk about the best cash players in the world. Curious what you think.

[GABMAD]

tilllttt, on Wednesday, December 6th, 2006, 4:13 AM, said:

Results are measured in big bets per hour, at least in limit games. So if DN makes one big bet per hour, and plays 100 hours, he should make 800,000 playing at 4,000 - 8,000. He doesn't always play at this level, so you need to consider the average limit he plays at over the total number of hours played. If you take these results over one year you will have a pretty good idea of whether or not he is successful at his current limits. What interests me is what kind of bankroll you need to have to play in the big game? Doyle says 300 big bets. That would be $2.4M, however, he lost $1.3M in one play, and said he didn't want to go broke any time soon, so I wonder what his bankroll really is???DN, is Benyamine the best cash game player out there? Seems like he has been on a tear recently, at least online. It doesn't seem like you mention him when you talk about the best cash players in the world. Curious what you think.

Playing 4k/8k with only 2.4 mil seems a little wreckless and gives you good odds of going broke with poker's fluctuations.

[profxavier9]

Abbaddabba, on Wednesday, July 12th, 2006, 11:15 AM, said:

As big as those numbers are, the numbers could easily be effed up by a run of the mill downswing at the 4k/8k.All of 2005 is equal to about one session at the big game.I guess this is just poker income though.

i was going to say, in the cash game department 400k for the stakes he is playing at, isnt all that much. we've all seen him lose 400k pots on TV let alone everything else he plays. Sounds beleivable to me.

[Smashoar]

Since its the end of the year and all, any chance of an update.

[fishoutawata]

ridiculous

[Montana]

I have been playing poker for over 30 years. I have seen "action junkies" come and go, including Stu Ungar.What about expenses for tournaments? Gross income versus net income - two different things.Skip the prop bets, golf, sports betting loses and other "bad investments", like putting people in tournaments and those results (losses).What is the net results for each year?Gross versus net? There is a difference. Montana