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Message: [QUOTE="PlayerPlayerAA, post: 1554249, member: 67806"] I believe he made 2 WPT final tables this year. He's a nit, the younger players and the aggression have made him dizzy. His tight style would still work if he got back to his trapping ways. He's a terrible ring game player, as evidenced by his appearences on PAD and the BG. He actually impressed me with his generosity the night he had the loose cannon all in(100k pot) with pocket kings to his A9 with two 9's on board. He let the dude run it 4 times, which the odds said the loose cannon would probably get a quarter out of it. Loose cannon ended up winning 3 of the 4 and Phil was rather gracious as the rest of the pros got a big laugh. But overall his acting like every player that wins a hand against him didn't even belong in the hand is sickening. While I'm at it, let me relay another observation I made watching the BG and the WSOP, its about Daniel Negrau(don't really care how you actually spell his name) But, I think his troubles at the WSOP go to the fact that he plays the event like he is playing a 6 player ring game, aggression with weak hands and bluffs at a 9 player tournament table can get you trapped and killed, especially when you basically have no history of reads on the other players, like you would at a recurring cash game. I mean you could spend 6-8 hours at the same table, settle in and build reads with tight play, then find your spots. But he's raising 45 suited from middle postion on the 3rd hand of the tournament, missing and continuing with 4 players in the pot !!!! Maybe I'm wrong, I'm not much of a NLHE player, but this is just what I see. [/QUOTE]

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