World Series Of Poker Funny/Lame Moments
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Ellix Powers "He called me with jack high"
89
27.55%
Jerry Yang and Lee Watkinson's Wife Praying
43
13.31%
Darvin Moon bluffing his wife
43
13.31%
Stack'em Stack'em To The Top
28
8.67%
Jack Ury's Slowroll
120
37.15%
01-20-2013
, 06:59 AM
01-20-2013
, 08:19 AM
01-20-2013
, 08:26 AM
01-20-2013
, 08:35 AM
There is sadly no video, the greatest moment in WSOP history is... Bodybuilder and trained fighter Erik Cajellas was sitting at a table with Phil Gordon. Phil busted out to a bad beat and was pacing up and down talking about what a donkey call it was, and Erik told him to calm down. And Phil lost it
"Just take your beat and leave," said Cajelais. "You'll be fine."
"We'll meet again," said Gordon. "You can count on it."
"You don't go deep enough in tournaments," said Cajelais. "We'll never meet."
To that, Gordon unbuttoned his shirt and said "Anytime you wanna go, we'll go" before Gordon stalked off into the night muttering to himself.
"Just take your beat and leave," said Cajelais. "You'll be fine."
"We'll meet again," said Gordon. "You can count on it."
"You don't go deep enough in tournaments," said Cajelais. "We'll never meet."
To that, Gordon unbuttoned his shirt and said "Anytime you wanna go, we'll go" before Gordon stalked off into the night muttering to himself.
01-20-2013
, 08:50 AM
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Jack (Ury) participated in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event for four years (always making it to Day Two of the event, but a Day 3 was his best result meaning he never managed to cash), and last years appearance gives him the record of the oldest player to ever compete at the WSOP at 97 years of age.
He earned respect from the poker community and beyond as he played for up to 14 hour sessions while blind in one eye, limited vision in the other, and deaf in one ear, however through his passion of the game he enjoyed himself while competing on the felt. Often his opponents would help him post blinds and stack chips, as did his 32-year old grandson Seth Harrold who first travelled to Las Vegas with his grandfather in 2007.
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He earned respect from the poker community and beyond as he played for up to 14 hour sessions while blind in one eye, limited vision in the other, and deaf in one ear, however through his passion of the game he enjoyed himself while competing on the felt. Often his opponents would help him post blinds and stack chips, as did his 32-year old grandson Seth Harrold who first travelled to Las Vegas with his grandfather in 2007.
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01-20-2013
, 05:18 PM
01-20-2013
, 07:26 PM
