| Bryn Kenney | $81.011.995 |
If we're drafting a player for a long-term poker team, I'm taking Phil Galfond.
Not just because of the results. It's the combination of elite strategy, adaptability, emotional control, and the ability to stay ahead of the game for years. Plenty of players can reach the top. Very few can stay there through multiple generations of poker.
For a single tournament I might choose differently. For a career, Galfond is my first pick.
Not just because of the results. It's the combination of elite strategy, adaptability, emotional control, and the ability to stay ahead of the game for years. Plenty of players can reach the top. Very few can stay there through multiple generations of poker.
For a single tournament I might choose differently. For a career, Galfond is my first pick.
Young Swede Viktor Blom, who soared to the highest limits of Hold'em and Omaha and defeated stars like Ivey, Dwan, and Antonius, created additional interest in an already booming industry. For a long time, Isildur1 remained anonymous, earning six-figure sums as easily as he lost them.
I like to watch Daniel Negreanu's vlogs to see what happes in Las Vegas during the wsop. Also I like to watch Lexy Gavin Mather's videos because she travels outside on Las Vegas to casinos and locations I don't have enough time and money to go play. Martin Kabrehel stated doing vlogs since Prague so I watched some of those. I know he's a loud mouth but he's entertaining to watch. And Chris Moneymaker started doing vlogs this year during WSOP and those are interesting to watch. I guess it's not just one player but I enjoy watching all these players to learn from the best.
