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Message: [QUOTE="N.D., post: 1127906, member: 30036"] Ah, well it should be really obvious I'm a ma'am and not a sir. No need to assume either as I made it pretty clear. But that's groovy. At least you replied. Fair enough, I was being assumptive. Made said assumptions based on the information you saw fit to volunteer. Grasping at straws? Maybe, but this is fun. So I'll keep going. Let's see, until the main event her best showing was winning about two and a half times her buy-in at a $500 NLHE tournament, and not cashing in the ladies event. From $500 up to the $1,000 for the ladies event(where she was alleged to make at play dirty at least once) isn't such a huge leap. But from $1,000 and finishing below Amanda Leatherman(who might just be an evil genius who's in fact pretending to be dumb enough to be one of Hugh Heffner's girlfriends on "The Girls Next Door". Hey it could happen.), to $10k is a pretty big leap. I won't speculate as to what happened on that fateful night when she got staked. Without being a fly on the wall I can't know what was or wasn't slipped into Tony G.'s drink, who did or didn't crawl around under the table, or if she agreed to off his worst enemy and make it look like an accident. The mind does boggle though, and it does want desperately to speculate, but I'll make it behave itsself. So now she's in. Got her seat. Good on her. Through a series of events, no doubt a combination of solid to good play + some miraculous suckouts, she was placing very well. Outlasted a bunch of top name pros, plus some top no-name pros, and various assorted other players of one stripe or another. That's all fine and dandy. Even calling the clock where she wasn't in the hand wasn't the most egregious of acts. Anyone might have been tempted. So far she's still not on my $hit list. NOW! Running around like a headless chicken and celebrating at least one other woman busting out? That's some seriously bad behavior. Nevermind if it's sporting, it's just plain childish. Don't they card you before letting you take a seat? Telling people their chips are in love with her because she's a cute girl? Okay that's just weird. Really weird. Bordering on bizarre it's so weird. It makes Phil Hellmuth's strangest Hellmuthian musings come across as mundane. This is the point where she has managed to outlast all but one woman and a whole helluva lot of men. And still, she's on my $hitlist. But why? If you want to win, really want to win - PAY ATTENTION! Running around dancing a jig like you're at a hootenanny isn't paying attention. Certainly not to your own table. Dancing said jig because you're downright giddy at the prospect of being the last woman standing is bound to make women at home dislike you. However much they edited footage. However many "nice hand"s, "good play"s, and "way to go"s, they edited out doesn't delete that she did actually go out of her way to do what was shown. You can defend her as much as you want. It's still laughable. It's laughable the same way Daniel N. went out of his way to defend Erick L. against Phil G. in his blog is laughable. It might actually be more laughable. Tiffany already defended herself. If I feel like her written defense comes across as someone who knows each excuse isn't holding up and changes her story after each excuse, comes across as BS then that's the vibe I'm getting off of her. If I feel like her taped interview comes across as insincere, then that's the vibe I'm getting off of her. Basically, you go out of your way to defend someone who's likely a better player than myself, or at least plays at higher stakes. Someone who already defended herself, but I'm not buying what she's selling. Basically, you're practicing an exercise in futility. In all likelihood we both are. She really does come across as completely phony and a poor competitor. If that's all part of her plan to take over the world, so be it, I'm falling for that angle. Yeah I followed the ladies event too, it's of interest to me the same way watching grown men grapple over various assorted balls seems to be of interest to many men. [/QUOTE]

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