Just for you chainsaw. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t8-8IMynbg

He could easily beat any game. Master at work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZwAWvuyPtM

It's not exactly hustling but he gives the camera some shifty eyes looks

http://www.pokerroad.com/video/life-of-ivey/1

Bizarre stacks.

My Ted Forrest story:

During the WSOP last year, Ted walked past me in the hallway one day muttering angrily under his breath about some plump kid at his table who was making fun of his name. Our shoulders almost bumped into each other, but at the last second something resembling a dark force field threw me backwards into the wall, while Ted never broke stride. I didn't breathe another breath for 46 seconds, and all I heard as Ted walked out was "what a freak!" and "weird dude".

LMAO.

^^^ thanks for looking up that video, sick soul read, i searched for it yesterday and couldn't find it

I read The Professor, The Banker and The Suicide King...and one part i remember is something about Ted getting stuck so much one night that when he left he walked through the ghetto part of vegas looking to get jumped

Unless he's traded in for a newer model, he's had an asian girl for a girlfriend for a while. She knocked me out of a WSOP event in 2008.

Where do we rank him all time? Top 10?

i suppose he won the 100k weight loss bet with Mikey Matusow??

Just think about all pros and names and then decide does he fits to top 10.
Iam not sure.There are many great ones i think.Mby top 25?

he lost that mikey hit the exact weight on the exact day, and he shot video of him weighing himself on scale for proof.

It was. Men the Master looked stunned at Ted's play.

I'd put him in the top 20 for sure.

Here is Greenstein's analysis of Ted:

"Best game : Any form of seven-card stud
Weakness : Invests in losing players and failing businesses

Most people consider him to be a stud specialist, but he did win a WSOP bracelet in no-limit hold’em against a field of over 800 players. Ted is a very tricky player and is known for making great reads. If you want to know how it feels to be in the eye of a hurricane, play short-handed seven-card stud eight-or-better with Ted.

Amusing anecdote

Ted has made some unusual side bets. Here are a few with results.

Bet Against Result
Had to run a marathon in under six hours on the outdoor heat-radiating, rubber-urethane track at UNLV, at temperatures almost 120 degrees. Mike Svobodny Won $7,000, but suffered serious heat exhaustion.

Bet that Howard Lederer, starting at 310 lbs., wouldn’t weigh less than Huck Seed, initially at 180 lbs., in less than a year. Howard & Huck Won $50,000.

Had to bench press 225 lbs. fifty times in 24 hours. David Oppenheim Lost $10,000 and permanently injured his right arm.

Laid 6 to 1 that Mark Weisman, 43 years old, 5’5” tall, and 230 lbs., couldn’t run a mile in under six minutes, with 18 months to train. Mark Weisman Lost $60,000

Bet that Huck Seed’s brother Lief couldn’t run the 280 miles from L.A. to Las Vegas, only sleeping twice. John Hennigan Won $10,000 because Lief hurt his Achilles’ tendon after 70 miles. "

Ted is a serious degen who would have a 10x bankroll if he didn't want to try his hand at every single game/bet/prop imaginable.

Not too many pros would be interested in playing him headsup, however.

Chad Brown might not have invented BlingBlang Blaow but he can def. rub $$ in tiitties.

that's pretty freaking sick

To me , this is the funniest story about Ted Forrest. (it's when andy beal was around and played chip reese HU on the first day of the corporation's sessions)

Start it at 7 minute to get an idea of the context.

http://www.cardplayer.com/cptv/chann...avid-grey-pt-1

So baller.

More posts like this. A+++.

Dr. Nasseri: I had a nice flush draw

Ted: Me too, I had back door hearts

made me chuckle

I think he let his old friend pokerchamp94 influence his investment strategy

[x] nice hand
[ ] nice mullet

That's what I'm talking about. He'll play anyone at anytime at any limit. He was pretty much the King of Gamble.

he is confirmed busto