Bill Perkins Appreciation Thread
07-31-2011
, 05:52 PM
To be honest, I wanted to make this thread to commend the recreational poker players that keep a steady inflow of cash into the games. Recently, I watched the Big Game in which Perkins was featured; needless to say he was horrendous throughout every episode, but guys like Bill Perkins are a must in poker. Without them, there would be a lot less baller poker player condos, etc. and the game would not be nearly as popular without them. Clearly, what I'm pointing out is the "obvious" and I'll probably receive some "Cool story, bro"s, but what I was wondering was who do you all believe to be some of the biggest donaters to the game of poker? Obviously the specifics of what they've lost would be hard to come by, but it would be interesting to know exact numbers that some of the biggest losers have lost.
A few I know of: Bill Perkins, Guy Laliberte and any random Asian business man playing in Macau.
07-31-2011
, 05:58 PM
07-31-2011
, 06:27 PM
07-31-2011
, 07:21 PM
Quote:
To be honest, I wanted to make this thread to commend the recreational poker players that keep a steady inflow of cash into the games. Recently, I watched the Big Game in which Perkins was featured; needless to say he was horrendous throughout every episode, but guys like Bill Perkins are a must in poker. Without them, there would be a lot less baller poker player condos, etc. and the game would not be nearly as popular without them. Clearly, what I'm pointing out is the "obvious" and I'll probably receive some "Cool story, bro"s, but what I was wondering was who do you all believe to be some of the biggest donaters to the game of poker? Obviously the specifics of what they've lost would be hard to come by, but it would be interesting to know exact numbers that some of the biggest losers have lost.
A few I know of: Bill Perkins, Guy Laliberte and any random Asian business man playing in Macau.
To be honest, I wanted to make this thread to commend the recreational poker players that keep a steady inflow of cash into the games. Recently, I watched the Big Game in which Perkins was featured; needless to say he was horrendous throughout every episode, but guys like Bill Perkins are a must in poker. Without them, there would be a lot less baller poker player condos, etc. and the game would not be nearly as popular without them. Clearly, what I'm pointing out is the "obvious" and I'll probably receive some "Cool story, bro"s, but what I was wondering was who do you all believe to be some of the biggest donaters to the game of poker? Obviously the specifics of what they've lost would be hard to come by, but it would be interesting to know exact numbers that some of the biggest losers have lost.
A few I know of: Bill Perkins, Guy Laliberte and any random Asian business man playing in Macau.
07-31-2011
, 07:23 PM
07-31-2011
, 07:53 PM
07-31-2011
, 08:16 PM
He was good in The Shining
07-31-2011
, 08:21 PM
Excuse me sir, but that is not a picture of Mr. Bill Perkins.
That picture depicted is basketball legend Michael Jordon and he was not in The Shining. The role in the The Shining was, of course, played by that equally bald and equally black actor that also starred in An Officer and a Gentlemen, Mr. Lou Gossett jr. I am glad that I could assist you.
Good luck at the tables.
That picture depicted is basketball legend Michael Jordon and he was not in The Shining. The role in the The Shining was, of course, played by that equally bald and equally black actor that also starred in An Officer and a Gentlemen, Mr. Lou Gossett jr. I am glad that I could assist you.
Good luck at the tables.
07-31-2011
, 11:20 PM
01-28-2012
, 05:13 PM
damn the full tilt scandal has taken its toll on phil ivey
01-28-2012
, 05:14 PM
