I have long considered it my duty to make sure I have fun with whatever I’m doing at the time. Even if it meant the Poker Brat Phil Hellmuth sent me on a long trip around the edge of the world searching for a way to beat him. That’s his fairy tale, not mine! But if it did happen, I would still have fun along the way.
I’m at the final table of the 2012 Aussie Millions $100,000 buy-in and we’re kicking off play before too long. Follow the action at PokerNews Live Reporting.
In my last post I was begging for accepting votes from everyone to help me win the Lithuanian Business Lighthouse Award – thank you everyone! I did win it out of 44 people that were nominated for the position, it was me! me! me! that took it down. I have all my loyal fans and readers to thank for it! And myself of course because I had to do something great to be nominated. The full story’s is here.
While we wait for the $100K Challenge to start the dance with me and the following poker tough guys, Gus Hansen-567,000, Nam Le-79,500, Sam Trickett-73,000, Mikhail Smirnov-265,000, Joe Hachem-538,500, Sorel Mizzi-228,500, and Dan Smith-346,500 take a look at the opinion of those in ‘the know’ when it comes to me and Hellmuth facing off heads-up:
And here’s another one, you must have read about the Dan ‘Jungleman’ Cates $100K Challenge he made at the WPT in Prague, right? Here we are, in front of the camera for you viewing pleasure – and we’re talking about the WPT Challenge.
Stay tuned to the Aussie Millions $100K Challenge Live Reporting and see what I can do to those without heart and commitment! They have a bike reserved just for them.
Notice anything? I didn’t give you my starting chip count along with all the other poker tough guys. Here it is: 102,000. Just enough to knock the tough out of the game!
