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How would Stu Ungar fare against today's top performers? Cash game, tourney, etc.?
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[QUOTE="Clowntown, post: 4272023, member: 314983"] Stu would be a superstar in today's Poker era. Especially in the mid 2000s after Moneymaker won the WSOP and poker blew up. Try to find one professional player who played in the 80s-90s and is still on top that doesn't agree that Stuey was a Poker genius. Phil Hellmuth described Stu Ungar as a "Phenom", and Mike Sexton says Stu ungar would still be the best poker player in the world if he were around today. We're talking about the only player in history to win 3 WSOP main events. In the [URL="http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/event.php?a=r&n=7997"]1990 WSOP main event[/URL] Stuey was such a dominant chip stack that even know he was too messed up to come back the next day, he still came in 9th without even playing. It takes today's professionals 20-30 years to get to the level that Stu was at when he was a teenager. [/QUOTE]
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