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How would Stu Ungar fare against today's top performers? Cash game, tourney, etc.?
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[QUOTE="Fishpicker13, post: 2154087, member: 101530"] [b]New Poker[/b] I believe the question is two fold. Would past greats at the tables win on-line and would they want to play on-line players live? To me the on-line game is generally lacking the enjoyment of a night at the tables, win or lose. No fun banter but plenty of aggressive behavior, everyone has read 16 books on what you should do in every situation and insult any other approach, blah blah blah... I only play freeroll tournys on-line so what do I know? If anybody has played Texas Dollie or Mr. Ivey at PS I'll eat my hat. They have no interest in the newcomer (aka on-line) approach, I'd guess. Could they win? Sure. Would they enjoy it as much as taking each others' money? Can't see it :9d: [/QUOTE]
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