Doug Lee, biggest toolbox ever?
08-06-2009
, 01:02 AM
08-06-2009
, 01:02 AM
08-06-2009
, 02:45 AM
Quote:
I was at his table in the WSOP $1500 6-handed event for the last few levels of day 1. I'm new to poker and so I obv. didn't have a clue who he was but my impressions of him were that he was a really nice guy. I had a short stack during bubble time but I was excited to have run deep in the tournament and having a good time so I would joke with him and the other big stack at the table when they raised my blinds. I like to think I have a decent bs detector and to me he seemed to be a genuinely nice guy at the table in a non-angle shooting way. After we bagged up our chips he even came over and said he was happy to see me make the money and we spoke for a few minutes. The next day I passed his table when I was heading to the restroom and he smiled and asked if I had doubled up. The whole time I was around him he never mentioned who he was or acted in a holier-than-thou I-have-a-ring-lol way at all. I finally found out who he was by asking another player after he had left. I guess someone had to post something nice about him before 1500 posts in his thread 
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
08-06-2009
, 02:49 AM
08-06-2009
, 04:50 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by was_sick (Doug Lee)
I was at his table in the WSOP $1500 6-handed event for the last few levels of day 1. I'm new to poker and so I obv. didn't have a clue who he was but my impressions of him were that he was a really nice guy. I had a short stack during bubble time but I was excited to have run deep in the tournament and having a good time so I would joke with him and the other big stack at the table when they raised my blinds. I like to think I have a decent bs detector and to me he seemed to be a genuinely nice guy at the table in a non-angle shooting way. After we bagged up our chips he even came over and said he was happy to see me make the money and we spoke for a few minutes. The next day I passed his table when I was heading to the restroom and he smiled and asked if I had doubled up. The whole time I was around him he never mentioned who he was or acted in a holier-than-thou I-have-a-ring-lol way at all. I finally found out who he was by asking another player after he had left. I guess someone had to post something nice about him before 1500 posts in his thread
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
Nice hit and run at the Bellagio.
08-06-2009
, 05:08 AM
08-06-2009
, 05:11 AM
Quote:
I was at his table in the WSOP $1500 6-handed event for the last few levels of day 1. I'm new to poker and so I obv. didn't have a clue who he was but my impressions of him were that he was a really nice guy. I had a short stack during bubble time but I was excited to have run deep in the tournament and having a good time so I would joke with him and the other big stack at the table when they raised my blinds. I like to think I have a decent bs detector and to me he seemed to be a genuinely nice guy at the table in a non-angle shooting way. After we bagged up our chips he even came over and said he was happy to see me make the money and we spoke for a few minutes. The next day I passed his table when I was heading to the restroom and he smiled and asked if I had doubled up. The whole time I was around him he never mentioned who he was or acted in a holier-than-thou I-have-a-ring-lol way at all. I finally found out who he was by asking another player after he had left. I guess someone had to post something nice about him before 1500 posts in his thread
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
Nice try Doug
08-06-2009
, 05:49 AM
OP:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...&postcount=712
OP:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...&postcount=740
2nd one had me in tears haha.
Last edited by vita_nova; 08-06-2009 at 05:56 AM.
08-06-2009
, 06:35 AM
08-06-2009
, 09:51 AM
08-06-2009
, 08:41 PM
08-07-2009
, 01:36 AM
08-07-2009
, 01:38 AM
08-07-2009
, 01:42 AM
08-07-2009
, 02:02 AM
Quote:
I was at his table in the WSOP $1500 6-handed event for the last few levels of day 1. I'm new to poker and so I obv. didn't have a clue who he was but my impressions of him were that he was a really nice guy. I had a short stack during bubble time but I was excited to have run deep in the tournament and having a good time so I would joke with him and the other big stack at the table when they raised my blinds. I like to think I have a decent bs detector and to me he seemed to be a genuinely nice guy at the table in a non-angle shooting way. After we bagged up our chips he even came over and said he was happy to see me make the money and we spoke for a few minutes. The next day I passed his table when I was heading to the restroom and he smiled and asked if I had doubled up. The whole time I was around him he never mentioned who he was or acted in a holier-than-thou I-have-a-ring-lol way at all. I finally found out who he was by asking another player after he had left. I guess someone had to post something nice about him before 1500 posts in his thread
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
cliffnotes: played w/ Doug irl and he didn't seem like a toolbox.
proceed with the ringaments
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We don't take too kindly to non-toolbox sightings of Doug "The Canadian Super-Toolbox" Lee in these parts of the forum.
08-07-2009
, 02:21 AM
08-07-2009
, 02:58 AM
08-08-2009
, 08:49 PM
08-09-2009
, 12:20 AM
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