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In your opinion, which poker pro should never coach new players?
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[QUOTE="Gutshot Gus, post: 7282494, member: 475459"] Phillip Jerome Hellmuth Jr. He has won 17 WSOP bracelets Won the Main Event in 1989 In the WSOP Hall of Fame He has a narscissistic personality and tends to "blow head gaskets." Poker is a sport that needs sportsmanship to be a top priority and the way he acts is not the way that I approve of. Believe me, Phil knows that a camera is on and this behavior is a calculated publicity stunt. Anyone teaching poker to beginners should be showing sportsmanship as a top priority and not acting in a petulant manner. Although Phil is one of the greatest players of all time , due to his negative behavior he should not be training new players. New players do not need to think that his behavior is the norm. [/QUOTE]
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