Phil Gordon besvarar pokerfrågor i NYT:s blog

[morberg]

http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/04/18/phil-gordon-answers-your-poker-questions/

 

Q: Who do you think the top five N.L.H. cash game players are in the world right now (including online pros)?

 

A: I don’t think I’m really qualified to answer that question. However, here’s my best guess: Phil Ivey, Patrick Antonius, Phil Galfond, Brian Townsend, and Mr. Random-Internet-Guy-No-One-

Knows-The-True-Identity-Of. He’s probably from Scandinavia.

[lolzor]

Mr. Random-Internet-Guy-No-One-Knows-The-True-Identity-Of

 

Vem åsyftas?

[PianoPer]

Vild gissning men antar att inte menar nån särskild utan vem som helst av random onlinegnetare i 20årsåldern.

[ANGRYKOREAMAN]

Vild gissning men antar att inte menar nån särskild utan vem som helst av random onlinegnetare i 20årsåldern.

 

30årsåldern, ursäkta. Gaha, <3.

[kurtan]

Q: If you could sit down and play a game of poker with any five people in the world (living or deceased), who would you pick?

A:

Stu Ungar — widely considered the best that ever played the game.

Steve Jobs

Leonardo Da Vinci (Poker wasn’t invented when he was alive, but I have a feeling he could pick it up easily.)

Ernest Hemmingway

Rafe Furst — my best friend and poker buddy.

Ernie Scherer — Omaha-ologist.

 

Lite kul att han som snackar om matematikens betydelse inte klarar av att räkna till fem...

[Supertequila]

Jävligt skrämmande det han säger om 10 riverkort. Man liksom får ett grepp om hur stor variansen egentligen är.