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[QUOTE="A2345Razz, post: 2018860, member: 90717"]
Ivey is easily number one...and the larger the win rate, the smaller the sample has to be to become statistically meaningful. That isnt to say I would make the Ivery case solely on online cash results, I wouldnt.

He also consistently is named by the world's best as the world's top player...not a small piece of the puzzle...

He also has dominated live donkaments in all forms of the game no one has before...and is amazing at NLH too.

He also survived in the largest live games where all games were played for a decade in his early to mid 20s--30s.
 
I could  keep going, but the onus really becomes on a rival claim at this point all things being considered...

Who would be considered better than Ivey, ALL GAMES BEING CONSIDERED?

P.S.

Im going to go ahead and guess John Monette hasnt been mentioned....that is a shame imho.

p.p.s.

Any mention of someone who has solely been successful in donkaments is obviously ridiculous on its face....the best poker players either play a mix of donkaments(mostly the majors/WSOP) and cash or predominantly case.

Why, bc there is a zillion times as much EV in playing a 2/4k mixed game every day at the Commerce than in jetting off all over Europe and the US trying to cash a golden ticket and incurring thousands of ancillary expenses at each stop.

Im not saying the lifestyle isnt bawws as heck, but as far as just making money, live high buying donkaments outside the WSOP are less and less profitable to the vast majority of players.
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