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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1079965, member: 23910"] I actually kinda like him. Obviously he got a good run of cards to win the 2006 Main Event, but anyone would have had to in order to beat a field that big and at least it looked like he had a game plan once he got his hands on all those chips. Compare that to Jerry Yang, who just... well, he really just raised one million, didn't he. Is he the best player in the world, and is he ever likely to be? Hell no, and hell no. I don't think he'd ever claim any of those things anyway. What he [I]did[/I] do was break a few of the tournament rules on the way to winning the the Main Event. Let's be fair though, the one he broke the most often (the "don't tell the truth about your hand" one) is a completely idiotic rule to start with. And it's possible he would've stopped breaking rules if the tournament directors or floor people had actually bothered to enforce them. So... meh. He's OK in my book. [/QUOTE]
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