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[Spidey44]

No matter what he does he bitches. And he checks all the way down and lets the guy hit his straight and still manages to say how great he is.

I also don't think Mike Baxter slowrolled him...just my opinion.

[Fildy]

anywhere i can watch the first few episodes of this week online?

[drewjax]

Its up on pokertube. At least I know mondays episode was as of yesterday afternoon.

And, fwiw, Baxter said he DID slowroll and apologized.


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[Spidey44]

Yeah, I heard that, but I have a feeling he was just trying to apease him. I think he thought he may have been beat. I think the apology was to shut him up.

[JDMcNugent7]

watched these when i was playin today and these 2 episodes made me dislike phil Hellmuth more than anything else I've ever seen and also realize he honestly is bad at cash he made a few terrible plays.

And durr seemed like the best player at the table.
Oh and viffer seemed like a douche.

I've played them both back in the day and I'm sure donated a few of those chips to um they were playin with.

[Fildy]

I really really doubt that Mike Baxter meant to slowroll Phil. With that being said, by definition he did slowroll him, but apologized later.

[drewjax]

No comments on the hand last night between PH and Durr? If you havent seen it you MUST. It was honestly one of the most intereting and compelling TV hands I've ever seen.

I think we were really really close to seeing Philly Phil sent to a rubber room!

[Talking Poker]

It was brilliant. The funny thing is, when Durr faked the beginning of the call (angle-shoot), Phil instantly saw this and faked the beginning of turning his hand over. THAT moment was the first time I've been impressed with anything Phil has done all week.

So Durr sees that and changes his mind. He somehow KNEW his bottom pair was good , but that slight misread in the end cause him to lay it down.

Of course, Phil is on top of the world now and from the preview's of tonight's episode will continue to be for a while. But let me tell you, if durr called there, Phil goes absolutely apeshit insane. I can see him storming off the set and not even coming back. If he did play any more, he'd lose every dollar he put on the table.

Bummer.

[Invigilator]

Okay, I just watched this hand. Not a slow roll. Phil is just a whiny little baby.
Phil wants to talk to people about manners, how about DON'T TALK ABOUT PEOPLE IN THE THIRD PERSON AS THOUGH THEY ARE NOT THERE!!!! Holy crap! That has got to be the rudest, most irritating thing ever, and it is a major part of his personality at the table. I am suprised he doesn't look up at the camera when he says it.

Phil, when we want to know what you are thinking (and trust us, we already know), we'll ask.

[Kurn]

Phil is great for TV poker because he's great theater.

But, yes, he has no credibility criticizing people's manners. FWIW, if I were ever at a table with him in a live event (OK, I call BS on myself since I'm about a billion to one dog to ever be at a table with him), I will slowroll his ass if the opportunity arises and if he whines, I'll get in his face (well, maybe in his chin, I'm 8 inches shorter) and read him the riot act in a voice loud enough to be heard across even the Amazon Room (this is not BS, I do have the voice for it).

Nice pipe dream since it will probably never happen, but if it ever did, I'd sew up 2nd place in the PH confrontation hierarchy trailing only Sam Grizzle.

[Robbie Robb]

That could make for quite possibly THE GREATEST poker-related video of all time!