Heads Up Battle: DaMatrix v Spudnik

I log in to BugsysClub this morning and win the first sit&go that I play (stud hi/lo). At this point Spudnik challenges me to a heads up match.

Not one to shy away from a challenge I accept - in fact, I thought it would be a piece of cake as he is one of the biggest fish on there ;)

It turned out to be World War III. After 169 hands and 66 minutes of playing we had a winner:


DaMatrix Wins.

Call of the Week: markass@Bugsys (39%)

This week's Call of the Week (COW) comes from markass - very appropriate.

Event Name: WSOP Spring Warm-Up Rd 2
Event Buy-In: $10+$1 ($1,850 total prize pool)
Game: No Limit Hold 'em
Level XIV: 300 Ante 1,000/2,000 Blinds (100 Minimum Chip)
Average Stack: 31,896.55 (10,000 starting chips)
Remaining Players: 58 (185 started)

Seat 1 : phatty01 starts with 34,700
Seat 2 : nycoman starts with 17,200
Seat 3 : lemur starts with 50,900
Seat 4 : papachulo starts with 55,400
Seat 5 : DaMatrix starts with 20,600
Seat 6 : philivII starts with 18,400
Seat 7 : slem171 starts with 38,900
Seat 8 : cardzark starts with 14,600
Seat 10 : markass starts with 15,800
Seat 10 : markass has the dealer button

***DEALING HOLE CARDS***
DaMatrix dealt down Kd Ah

phatty01 posts the ante 300
nycoman posts the ante 300
lemur posts the ante 300
papachulo posts the ante 300
DaMatrix posts the ante 300
philivII posts the ante 300
slem171 posts the ante 300
cardzark posts the ante 300
markass posts the ante 300
phatty01 posts the small blind 1,000
nycoman posts the big blind 2,000
lemur folds papachulo folds
DaMatrix raises 18,300 to 20,300 and is all-in
philivII folds
slem171 folds
cardzark folds
markass calls 15,500 and is all-in
phatty01 folds
nycoman folds
DaMatrix takes back 4,800

DaMatrix cards were Ah Kd (61%)
markass cards were Qh Th (39%)

***DEALING FLOP*** [ Ad Kc 8s ]

***DEALING TURN*** [ Jd ]

***DEALING RIVER***[ 8d ]

markass wins 36,700 with an ace high straight

>>>SUMMARY<<<
Total Pot: 36,700
Board: [ Ad Kc 8s Jd 8d ]

Seat 1 : phatty01 (small blind) lost 1,300, folded pre-flop
Seat 2 : nycoman (big blind) lost 2,300, folded pre-flop
Seat 3 : lemur lost 300, folded pre-flop
Seat 4 : papachulo lost 300, folded pre-flop
Seat 5 : DaMatrix lost 15,800, showed hand [ Ah Kd ]
Seat 6 : philivII lost 300, folded pre-flop
Seat 7 : slem171 lost 300, folded pre-flop
Seat 8 : cardzark lost 300, folded pre-flop
Seat 10 : markass (button) bet 15,800, won 36,700, net +20,900, showed hand [ Qh Th ]

Heads Up Challenge: DaMatrix v skinpa

The heads up challenge match between myself and winner of the January comp, skinpa, took place Saturday. With 10k starting chips each and blinds starting very low, it was a very long heads up match, lasting 169 hands of which I managed to win 78 (46%). Since I had never played my opponent, I spent the first few levels trying to gauge him. This meant that I was behind for a long period of time (never more than about 8:12k) as I used my chips to buy showdowns. This explains why I won only 19/36 at showdown (53%).

The first key hand I won was when I flopped the nut straight with T8o and slowplayed it til the river when the board paired. Skinpa must have caught trips as I managed to win a big pot:


T8o flops the straight.

Over 75% of the pots I won were uncontested. The next key hand is one of them. Making a play for the pot preflop with 72o wasn't one of my best ideas, especialy when I got called. Luckily the flop gave me hope, and my semi-bluff wasn't called leaving skinpa with about 1,700 chips:


The hammer.

Next hand, skinpa doubled when I set him all in pre with J7o against his KTo. When I didn't call his all in the following hand, my opponent was back up to 5k.

My next two hands though were KQo and AJo and I managed to win 2 uncontested pots to take skinpa back down to 1,600.

Finally, skinpa goes all-in for his 1.6k and this time I call with 93s:


DaMatrix wins.

Many thanks to skinpa for taking part - the $20 heads up challenge will return next month.

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Megabux (BBP) Challenge

I found out today that Bugsys Club started a new sit & go promotion called Megabux. To test it out they began with a BBP(Bugsy Bonus Points - much like frequent player points) version.

Basically, if you place in 20 or more s&g satellites to the Megabux Final, then you are entitled, if you win the final, to 100% of a Bonus Jackpot derived from all the Megabux s&gs people played during the week. Win less than 20 s&gs and the share of the Jackpot you would be entitled to if you win the final drops according to a scale. This means that potentially part or all of the Jackpot could rollover to the next final.

When I looked at the leaderboard I discovered that one player was already on 8 wins, blitz240. Hence, I set myself a challenge to reach 20 wins before any other player. With such a big handicap, I wasn't sure if I could do it - but I felt fairly confident especially since the whole of January I have been playing mostly s&gs in order to win the Smash & Grab League.

As this was a BBP promotion, I came across a lot of players who I'd never played before: the two that stood out where blitz240 and krookedkreek.


BBP Megabux Challenge.

In order to close the 8 game lead held by blitz2004 and reach 20 wins in the fastest possible time, multitabling was required. The above screenshot shows me playing 6 s&gs at the same time. By then, I had already gained the lead with 18 wins to blitz240's 14 wins. The next two wins swiftly followed and I had completed the challenge!

The 21st "win" and table showing DaMatrix top with 20 wins.

The first BBP Megabux Final is this Sunday at 10pm UK time. Look out for an update.

**************

UPDATE:

Well, I played the final and finished 396/719 when my AA lost to KK. Congratulations to baddog13 for winning the final and 9,347 BBPs!

Where are they now?

In August 2004, The Hendon Mob Forum ran the first Search Terms competition and I won!

Each month they publish a list of the unusual search terms that people used on various search engines to find The Hendon Mob website. The ones from August were:

cock nose, lads mag, good booking, suspicious behaviour, jennifer lopez esquire, where are they now pam ayers, no-one is interested in me, tape recorder.com, saddo, property in riga, play zonka, putting course barcelona, disturbing trend teen model, jealous people who criticize, how to change gears in racing, peter the pigeon, guzzi police bike, you are not sorry, hoovering, just muppets, matthews 19. 4-6, fatima whitbread topless, and boxing fetish.

The best short story containing all of the above terms would win the competition. Here is my effort which won:

"Where are they now?" Pam Ayers (Author)

Picture the scene. The final table of the WSOZ (that's right, the World Series of Zonka) women only main event 2003, sponsored by taperecorder.com and being held as always at the "Putting Course", Barcelona. A tip off suggesting ETA would be targeting the event, as led to hundreds of police on Guzzi police bikes making part of the increased security on the lookout for suspicious behaviour around the venue.

On the buttom with the smallest stack is Jennifer Lopez. Esquire, the lads mag, sponsoring her in what is Jenny's first live Zonka tournament. Her recent single "Tu No Eres Arrepentido" (You Are Not Sorry) made it to number one in Costa Rica - her inspiration for the song came from all the bad beats the unbluffables, who are just muppets, have inflicted on her. After having no luck with saddo men, Jenny (still from the block) has had plenty of time to play Zonka (the hottest poker variant since Lowball) online.We wish her luck.

In the small blind with a medium stack stack is Peter "The Pigeon" Matthews, 19. 4-6, (1.67 to the betfairians) freely available on Pete to become WSOZ champion. A naturally gifted Zonka player and three time Formula Junior Champion who had a transexual operation especially for this women only event - hey, it's only jealous people who criticize. And anyway, he's not called The Pigeon for no reason. Peter now keeps his manhood in a little jar in front him at the table for luck. This she-man, knows how to mix it up in Zonka almost as good as he knows how to change gears in racing.

Next up on the big blind and in an effort to put off her opponents, is Fatima Whitbread topless with two big stacks in front of her which she has been using as card protectors. This former Olympian world javelin champion is said to have a boxing fetish. Lets hope she doesn't pull her punches in this final session.

A table full of freaks one might say. Continuing this disturbing trend, teen model and wannabe journalist/pro Zonka player, Vicky "No-one is interested in me" Coren who apparently after a year where the Zonka Gods have not been kind to her, has had to sell her property in riga to buy in to the event, is under the gun with just an average stack. Let's hope she wins.

Dealing this fearsome foursome is the Pierluigi Collina of Zonka, the man they simply call "Cock Nose" and who was known as Gonzo, but who since the introduction of Zonka they've started to call Zongo. Like Collina, who knew how to make a good booking, Zongo is an expert in his field - dealing the game of Zonka. His signature move is hoovering discards with his hooter.

Who won? Nobody knows.

AA v KK v QQ

Event Name: Sit & Go Table Cerone
Event Started: Wednesday January 26th 5:26:15 PM CST 2005
Event Type: BugsysClub Real Money Satellite
Game: No Limit Hold 'emLevel II: 25/50 Blinds (25 Minimum Chip)
Average Stack: 1,111.11 (1,000 starting chips)
Remaining Players: 9 (10 started)

Seat 1 : kuekev starts with 700
Seat 2 : ruely starts with 1,850
Seat 3 : PokerTide starts with 925
Seat 4 : DaMatrix starts with 925
Seat 5 : DomWebby starts with 825
Seat 6 : Paw69 starts with 750
Seat 7 : Danhahn321 starts with 1,775
Seat 9 : polly70 starts with 1,400
Seat 10 : Hull3tuns starts with 850
Seat 7 : Danhahn321 has the dealer button

***DEALING HOLE CARDS***
DaMatrix dealt down Ac As
polly70 posts the small blind 25
Hull3tuns posts the big blind 50
kuekev folds ruely folds
PokerTide raises 200 to 250
DaMatrix raises 675 to 925 and is all-in
DomWebby folds
Paw69 folds
Danhahn321 raises 850 to 1,775 and is all-in
polly70 folds
Hull3tuns folds
PokerTide calls 675 and is all-in
Danhahn321 takes back 850

Danhahn321 cards were Kd Kh
PokerTide cards were Qh Qc
DaMatrix cards were As Ac

***DEALING FLOP***[ 4s 9c Js ]
***DEALING TURN***[ Ad ]
***DEALING RIVER***[ 9d ]

DaMatrix wins 2,850 with a full house, aces full of nines
PokerTide has left the table
PokerTide finishes in 9th place


***SUMMARY***
Hand Ended: Wednesday January 26th 5:36:44 PM CST 2005
Total Pot: 2,850
Board: [ 4s 9c Js Ad 9d ]

Seat 1 : kuekev did not bet, folded pre-flop
Seat 2 : ruely did not bet, folded pre-flop
Seat 3 : PokerTide lost 925, showed hand [ Qh Qc ]
Seat 4 : DaMatrix bet 925, won 2,850, net +1,925, showed hand [ As Ac ]
Seat 5 : DomWebby did not bet, folded pre-flop
Seat 6 : Paw69 did not bet, folded pre-flop
Seat 7 : Danhahn321 (button) lost 925, showed hand [ Kd Kh ]
Seat 9 : polly70 (small blind) lost 25, folded pre-flop
Seat 10 : Hull3tuns (big blind) lost 50, folded pre-flop

Review: Bugsys Club

As mentioned before, for the past 4 months I have been playing at Bugsys Club. An online poker room endorsed by Mark and Tina Napolitano founders of PokerPages.com and PokerSchoolOnline.com.

Being a winner of the October, November and December 2004 Bugsys Club Mini Leagues, and currently top of Al's Smag & Grab League, I have played there enough to give you a review.

Lobby (top left), Tourney result window (top right), League webpage (bottom left), Table (click on image to expand).

Bugsys Club stands out from other online poker rooms for several reasons:

1. Software/Graphics: Makes it very easy to see where you stand and focus on playing poker. Players, chips, rake, pot, buttons, check boxes, all clearly visible. The notes function could be better - you cannot have more than one notes box open at the same time and the box itself opens up too small; hand history and statistics just a click away. You can also play 10 tables at the same time!

2. Community: Lots of regular players makes you feel part of a "family". Decent forum to back it up. Hardly any abusive players - just stay away from TwoBitPunk and his side kick gotoguy. LOL.

3. Pokerpages/PokerSchool: When you login you, you have access to three tabs: Freeplay (PokerPages), PokerSchool Online and Bugsys Club. Play any game for free in Freeplay, subscribe to PokerSchool for tutorials and live tests, and play for real at Bugsys Club. These 3 options make it an attractive place for beginners since you can just have fun playing, learn how play or, even better, try to earn whilst playing!

DaMatrix Rating: A

Top site for beginners aswell as experienced poker players.

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1.Rounders.

2. House of Games

3. Shade

4. Havana

5. Gambler

6. The Sting

7. The Cincinnati Kid

8. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

9. Big Hand for a Little Lady

10. Five Card Stud

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Tired of watching cards all day?

Bad beat after bad beat?

Feast your eyes on the babe above and your luck is bound to change.

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Competition: Win $20!

As I have just set up this blog, I have decided to host a competition. I don't think anybody knows about this site yet, let alone the players I play poker with at Bugsys Club.

Hence, the first Bugsys Club player to find this website and leave a comment (no registration required - just click on "Post Anonymously" when u get to the post a comment page) on this post will have $10.50 transferred to their account to use for a heads up against me for a chance to win $20.

Terms and conditions:

1. This competition is not open to Fellow Horsemen of the Apocalypse, friends, family or relatives.
2. Neither is it open to Wayneroonaldo or any other Liverpudlians.
3. Player must be the first eligible to leave a comment on this post signed with their Bugsys Club Player nickname.
4. Player must then come and find me sitting at a table at Bugsys Club and say, "DaMatrix you are the best!" to claim the prize.
5. Player must agree to play a $10+$0.50 heads up match against me.
6. Before the heads up I will transfer $10.50 to the Player to use as buy-in for the heads up match.
7. Instructions form part of the terms and conditions.
8. The winner agrees to participate in any publicity associated with the promotion arranged by DaMatrix Ltd.
9. DaMatrix's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

Call of the Week: BSC249@Bugsys (42%)

Event Name: Bugsys NL Shootout $7,500 Guaranteed
Event Started: Sunday January 23rd 3:00:09 PM CST 2005
Event Buy-In: $50+$5 ($11,050 total prize pool)
Level VI: 25 Ante 100/200 Blinds (25 Minimum Chip)
Average Stack: 12,848.83 (10,000 starting chips)
Remaining Players: 172 (221 started)

Seat 1 : DaMatrix starts with 19,825
Seat 2 : VulcanRider starts with 12,525
Seat 3 : BSC249 starts with 12,625
Seat 4 : 3-4-cd starts with 11,000
Seat 5 : Grumdad starts with 8,075
Seat 6 : Kailyn31 starts with 10,600
Seat 7 : Lynbrook starts with 5,925
Seat 8 : AIRBORNE1 starts with 15,025
Seat 9 : CARIFE starts with 6,700
Seat 10 : IRONWOLF1 starts with 20,850
Seat 3 : BSC249 has the dealer button

***DEALING HOLE CARDS***
DaMatrix dealt down Kh As

DaMatrix posts the ante 25
VulcanRider posts the ante 25
BSC249 posts the ante 25
3-4-cd posts the ante 25
Grumdad posts the ante 25
Kailyn31 posts the ante 25
Lynbrook posts the ante 25
AIRBORNE1 posts the ante 25
CARIFE posts the ante 25
IRONWOLF1 posts the ante 25
3-4-cd posts the small blind 100
Grumdad posts the big blind 200
Kailyn31 folds
Lynbrook folds
AIRBORNE1 folds
CARIFE calls 200
IRONWOLF1 folds
DaMatrix raises 950 to 1,150
VulcanRider folds
BSC249 calls 1,150
3-4-cd folds
Grumdad folds
CARIFE folds

***DEALING FLOP*** [ 9s Kc 6s ] (POT = 3,050)

DaMatrix checks
BSC249 bets 500 (POT 3,550)
DaMatrix raises 18,150 to 18,650 and is all-in (POT = 3,550+10,950= 14,500)
BSC249 calls 10,950 and is all-in (TOTAL POT = 25,450)
DaMatrix takes back 7,200

DaMatrix cards were As Kh (58%)
BSC249 cards were Ts Ks (42%)

***DEALING TURN*** [ 7d ]

***DEALING RIVER*** [ Tc ]

BSC249 wins 25,950 with two pair, kings and tens

***SUMMARY***

Total Pot: 25,950
Board: [ 9s Kc 6s 7d Tc ]

Seat 1 : DaMatrix lost 12,625, showed hand [ As Kh ]
Seat 2 : VulcanRider lost 25, folded pre-flop
Seat 3 : BSC249 (button) bet 12,625, won 25,950, net +13,325, showed hand [ Ts Ks ]
Seat 4 : 3-4-cd (small blind) lost 125, folded pre-flop
Seat 5 : Grumdad (big blind) lost 225, folded pre-flop
Seat 6 : Kailyn31 lost 25, folded pre-flop
Seat 7 : Lynbrook lost 25, folded pre-flop
Seat 8 : AIRBORNE1 lost 25, folded pre-flop
Seat 9 : CARIFE lost 225, folded pre-flop
Seat 10 : IRONWOLF1 lost 25, folded pre-flop

********************************************
I ended up finishing 80/221
BSC249 went on to finish 43rd

Congratulations to ssaandra123 for winning the shootout and $3,094!

At the time I couln't believe the call by BSC249. On further analysis, considering the pot, his decision to call wasn't such a bad one - theoretically.

But, calling all in early in a tournament for no +EV isn't a wise thing to do (On the flop of Kc9s6s. The AsKh v KsTs match up is 57.8/42.2%. The call was 10,950 to win 14,500, for a total pot of 25,450) .

What could I have done differently?

Flat called the 500 bet on the flop waiting for a blank (no spade) on the turn. With the 7d turn, the match up would of been 68.2/31.8%. Surely he would not have called an all-in here....would he?

Multitabling: Matrix Style

10 tables.

Winning the leagues at Bugsys Club involves a lot of multitabling. Above is a screenshot of how I play 10 tables at the same time.

VC Poker Cup 2004

• Intro
• Preliminaries
• Devilfish gets DaMatrixed
• Final

VC Poker Cup: Final

Final Table


Action


3 left

1st - Harry Demetriou (£250,000)

2nd - Ram Vaswani (£125,000)
3rd - Paul Leckey (£50,000)
4th - Ross Boatman (£30,000)
5th - Garry Bush (£15,000)
6th - Sean Murphy (£10,000)
7th - Julian Gardner (£5,000)
8th - Joe Beevers (£5,000)
9th - John Kabbaj (£5,000)
10th - Rowan McIntyre (£5,000)


Ram & Harry

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Devilfish gets DaMatrixed

I won a £5,000 seat to my first major live tournament in Summer 2004 by beating 201 other players in a $10+1 Rebuy and Add-on satellite. The remarkable thing was that I did it without any rebuys or add-on!

Before our table began, I introduced myself to Dave "The Devilfish" Ulliot at the bar and I told him that I would be at his table; he said, "I feel sorry for you!". Ironically, I was the one to send the Devilfish to an early bath after cracking his pocket Aces with KdQd. I earned my nickname at this tournament from the Devilfish himself who kept referring me as the Matrix whenever I was involved in a pot - probably because he couldn't put a read on me ;)

In the crucial hand, I called a single raise from the Devilfish in early position with KQs - the best hand I'd had in a while. The flop was Q high, 2 rags, rainbow but giving me a backdoor flush possibility. Devilfish goes all in for the rest of his chips. The heat was now on me with 2 players yet to act. Did he flop a set(QQ), preflop raised with AQ for half his stack or have overcards(KK or AA)?

I ignored the first two possibilities since I held a Q. And out of KK and AA I swayed towards AA since I held a K too. Another reason why I put him on AA was that he started adjusting his tie during the hand. Before the tournament, a relative had given me a lucky tie to wear. I told my friends that if I was dealt AA I would adjust my tie so that they would know. In the tournament, I was dealt AA early when the blinds were low, and in fact had to lay it down on the turn with two tens on the board. Nevertheless, I believe Devilfish picked that up (he wasn't in the hand so was able to observe us closely) and had read me for AA hence associated it as the "tie tell". When I laid my hand against my opponent (John McCririck of all people), Devilfish said "Good fold. He definately had a Ten". So I was happy, even though Mr McCririck wasn't telling!


Devilfish and the "Tie Tell".

Going back to the hand and the "Tie Tell" - did Devilfish try to telegraph to me what he had? Nevertheless, when he referred to me as the Matrix again, I thought I had to call now for about a a third of my stack. Didn't raise to knock the others players out just in case I didn't improve against Devilfish if he really had AA. I hoped one or both of the players behind me would call so that I could either win a bigger pot if I improved/was ahead or build a side pot worth winning on the turn.


DaMatrix Calls.

Only one of the other 2 players yet to act called and I was very happy to see a King come on the turn giving me top two pair. Would of been equally as happy if a diamond came giving me a flush draw. But, now I was sure I was ahead, and made a small bet to try and get even more money in the already substantial pot, the other player folded though. The tournament director asked us to turn over our cards on their backs. I turn over my KQs - Devilfish turns over AA. Leaving him with 8 outs and a 18% chance of winning on the river.



Unfortunatelly for him the river gave me a full house and the Devilfish went home in a box.


Devilfish not so devilish anymore.

Jump to Final

VC Poker Cup: Preliminaries

The 100 players were split into 5 tables of 10 over 2 days. The winner of each 10-player s&g would take part in the final table. Below are the table winners and the players they beat once it got to the heads up stage.

DAY1

WINNER 1: Ram Vaswani beat Warren Wooldridge

Ram

WINNER 2: Sean Murphy beat Bruce Atkinson

WINNER 3: Joe Beevers beat online qualifier

WINNER 4: John Kabbaj beat Ronald Fanelli

WINNER 5: Gary Bush beat S A Sorenson




DAY2:

WINNER 1: Julian Gardner beat Unknown

WINNER 2: Ross Boatman beat Grub Smith

WINNER 3: Rowan McIntyre beat Noli Francisco

DaMatrix finished 4th - Made a couple of errors. Knocked out Devilfish to become the table chip leader. Could have then knocked both Rowan and Noli out when I was the chip leader. Left Noli with some chips when I had AQ and he had AJ and we both hit two pair. Mucked JJ against Rowan on a 55T flop after he went all in and he probably had nothing. In the end I went all in preflop with K9 but Rowan called from the BB with A9.

WINNER 4: Harry Demetriou beat Donnacha O'Dea

WINNER 5: Paul Lecky beat Vicky Coren

Jump to Devilfish gets DaMatrixed

VC Poker Cup: Intro

Some of the best poker players in the world were among the exclusive 100 players that took part in the inauguaral £5,000 Double Shootout style VC Poker Cup, 21-24 July 2004 at Teddington Studios.



I was one of the lucky few to take part after winning online satellite at VC Poker and earning my seat for just £5.

The participants included:

Ajaz Jack Ahmad
Alan Smurfitt
Alex Harrison
Allyn Jaffrey
Andreas Hagen
Andy Efstathiou
Anthony Clarke
Anthony Hardy
B Charalambous
Bambos Xanthos
Barny Boatman
Barry Paskin
Barry Shulman
Bruce Atkinson
Bruce Korman
Chandra Khajuria
Costas Skevis
DaMatrix
Dan Alspach
Dan Heimiller
Dave Ulliott
David Bozzard
David Colclough
Debbie Rogers
Dennis O'Mahoney
Donnacha O'Dea
Eric Wood
Freddy Fazelyna
Garry Bush
Gavin Simms
Greg Amoils
Grub Smith
Harry Demetriou
Howard Plant
Ian Burgess
Ivan Donaghy
Jac Arama
James Browning
James Vogl
Jeff Bloor
Jeffrey Rothstein
Joe Beevers
John Burns
John Dubland
John Hewston
John Kabbaj
John McCrirrick
John Murphy
John Rigoli
Julian Gardner
Karl Limbert
Korosh Arshadnejad
Lenny Barshack
Liam Flood
M Hodgkinson
Marcel Luske
Martin Wickholm
Marty Wilson
Mel Judah
Michael Kallakis
Mike Wernick
Noel Furlong
Noli Francisco
Padraig Parkinson
Patrick Eccles
Paul Barber
Paul Dunlop
Paul Leckey
Paul Maxfield
Paul Parker
Pete Haslam
Phil Rouse
Philip Mooring
Ram Vaswani
Robert Cooper
Robert Tchenguiz
Roger Jones
Ronald Fanelli
Rory Liffey
Ross Boatman
Rowan McIntyre
S A Sorenson
Simon Trumper
Sonny Nijran
Steven Lennon
Stuart Fox
Tim Flanders
Tino Lechnik
Tony G
Tony Palester
Toran Nicholls
Tristan MacDonald
Victor Chandler
Victoria Coren
Vinnie Jones
Wai Hong Choi
Warren Wooldridge
Willie Tann
Zac Goldsmith




Jump to Preliminaries

DaMatrix: Introduction

DaMatrix.

I play online poker at all the major (and some not so major) internet poker rooms.

Since October 2004, I have been playing almost exclusively at Bugsys Club:

BugsysClub.com The Best Poker in Town