So, who is the puppet master in the US attorneys office in Southern New York? They continue to attack internet poker with irrational gusto. There is a money trail here, and I want it exposed. New Jersey is not the only place where the public officials are dirty.
So who holds your leash SNY office? Is it the NFL? Foxwoods? Someone is pulling on your choke chain, I can feel it. No other way that you go after Full Tilt and PokerStars without being goaded. The laws you are pretending have been violated just do not apply to poker well.
Can someone in authority act in the people’s interest just this once and track down the dirt on these loathsome creatures?
Apparently I look a lot like Jeff Lisandro. At least if Jeff has a hat on. You see, I still have my hair despite the efforts of Cytoxin to remove it. I am sure Jeff is a much nicer person than me also. Not that I think he is a great guy, its just that I have set the bar incredibly low for him.
So, Jeff Lisandro, 3 WSOP bracelets this year, Australian that lives in Italy, 7-card stud specialist.
Me, annoying, abrasive, semi-disabled internet hack with no money and no personality.
Try to notice the difference and not mix us up, or just ask Jeff to remove his hat.
With the inevitability of old age, Full Tilt poker pro Phil Ivey slowly climbs the leaderboard of the 2009 WSOP Main Event. One gets the feeling that it will take an extraordinary string of coolers to prevent Mr Ivey from playing in November and collecting $8.5 million. Already a cash legend, many analysts forgot to consider what a focused Phil Ivey could do. Pocketing two bracelets in the 2009 WSOP was not enough for Phil, apparently as he moves up the money board of the main event.
After returning home from the WSOP, I have decided that my credit card needs to be paid off. I will use online poker and my substantial skills to acheive this. My main site for accumulating wealth will be Players Only, as I have the largest roll there at the moment. Tune in to see how the quest goes. I have to wait for the hotel charges to come in, but I think it will be close to $14,500.
A daunting task for some. A challenge for me.
Sorry to not have posted for a while. I went to the WSOP and played a couple of smaller bracelet buyins. We went to a lot of parties put on by poker sites and got some great gear. the Cake Poker mini chipset was probably the coolest promotional item, but all the shirts and hats were much appreciated too. More on the trip in future posts
