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maryn   Poland. Apr 27 2012 09:29. Posts 1208

no


qwerty67890   New Zealand. Apr 27 2012 09:53. Posts 14026


  On April 27 2012 08:03 DooMeR wrote:
i respect them for figuring out a lot of stuff by themselves because back in the day the road from fish to good player was like 99.9999% all their own hard work and intelligence where nowadays a lot more knowledge is out there. huge respect for doyle brunson, stu unger,chip reese, ivey(OBVIOUSLY) and barry G. not many others come to mind tho.



"Figuring out a lot of stuff" = just cheating/colluding/angle shooting the shit out of everyone and not getting a bullet in your face. Yeh congrats Doyle for not getting shot.
Ungar OD'ed in a shitty motel room with no money
Ivey freerolled your FTP bankroll
Barry was a negative millionaire at one point, he could easilly be in the Sam Grizzle / Eskimo Clark camp.


Smuft   Canada. Apr 27 2012 10:16. Posts 633

huge respect for Ivey on being a semi major equity holder in FTP, making a ton, and then getting out pretty much unscathed

sickest genius ever


DooMeR   United States. Apr 27 2012 10:28. Posts 8564


  On April 27 2012 09:16 Smuft wrote:
huge respect for Ivey on being a semi major equity holder in FTP, making a ton, and then getting out pretty much unscathed

sickest genius ever

I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance, by running away from the scene of an accident. 

Hoolz_1907   United Kingdom. Apr 27 2012 12:02. Posts 2791

I respect Lederers view on business ethics a lot

Look at his hand and equities, what do you expect him to have here, uno cards? - TianYuan 

longple    Sweden. Apr 27 2012 12:20. Posts 4472

why havent byrnesam made any rounders quote yet? :S

byrnesam can be serious... omg

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but no i would not respect them at all as a player if i played against them. maybe i have respect for how good they were before compared to other people, but at a table today, no not in that way, not as a villain in a hand. i would view them all as regfish pretty much

 Last edit: 27/04/2012 12:44

okyougosu   Russian Federation. Apr 27 2012 12:53. Posts 963

My respect goes for Nazgul back in the days NL5k just appear: there was a Grimmstarr guy who used to 3bet preflop raisers and insta sitout (there were no tracking sites around), until he meet naz who just openshoved at 3 tables simultaneously, instead of whining on forums.

Lammerman 

YoMeR   United States. Apr 27 2012 13:07. Posts 12438

old school guys are gangsta...

nowadays since poker is a lot more mainstream it isn't just a hustlers game anymore.

eZ Life. 

PillPoppin   United States. Apr 27 2012 14:31. Posts 71

I respect the people who do the best at poker. It sure looks like Howard and Ferguson have gotten the most money out of it. They count as old school right?


Mariuslol   Norway. Apr 27 2012 14:53. Posts 4742

I had a saying once, when I was in the army, I did however get a "refs" because of my belief. But that was that respect isn't something you demand, it has to be earned.

But the Major of the camp I was at didn't care, he still got grumpy and fined me for not saluting him. Not even when I tried protesting, that he could at least salute to me first if that's what he wanted, I'm sure I'd return the favor with a friendlier hello back lol.

Where was I, yea, the oldschool players who deserves it, made new strategies and stuff I respect, but I thought that was a given.

 Last edit: 28/04/2012 07:14

Venrae   United States. Apr 27 2012 18:03. Posts 1545

I'm sick of the way people rant about how respect has to be earned. I agree with the raw nature of the statement, you don't get respect for doing nothing, but that does not mean that respect has to be earned from every new fuck who comes along. If you're in a company of any sort it is up to you to figure out what people are worth and what they've done. If someone is higher up than you it is for a reason and until you know what that reason is you have to assume they earned it. Acting otherwise just makes you a douchebag. Yeah there are people who moved up who didn't deserve it and you should give 0 respect too, but until you know that you shouldn't go around parading that everyone above you that you don't know is a fucktard and needs to prove there merit to you. What the fuck have you done that gives you the right to judge someone above you?

Learn to appreciate the value of the dollar. The rest is easy. (Hurricane @ TL) 

K40Cheddar   United States. Apr 28 2012 01:35. Posts 2202

^^
someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed

GG 

Mariuslol   Norway. Apr 28 2012 07:13. Posts 4742


ye, prolly a bit of a noob, if you walk along the street, some guy walk towards you, you do a little nod, like "heyh", and that should be plenty (maybe a small friendly smile), doesn't matter if he's won a nobel prize, you don't halt, and do a hitlery salute lol.

My 2 cents

Same if you walk, and a small teenager walks by, and he greets you with a casual lol sap, you do a hey and a smile back, you don't kick the fucker in the nuts, then spit on him whilst he's lying on the ground, since he hasn't achived anything, and I've just gotten a PhD. Since you didn't approve of the way he saluted you lol.


intown   Belgium. Apr 28 2012 08:01. Posts 121

most of the "old school" eventually turned out to be pieces of shit.


TalentedTom    Canada. Apr 28 2012 11:15. Posts 20070

On an unrelated note this thread made me realize Doyle Brunson is the original Cardrunners. I definatley respect the oldschool players, they were the best of their time and were able to come up with all these strategies/ideas without the internet. I can't immagine what I'd be doing if the internet did not exist.

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us and as we let our own lights shine we unconsciously give other people permision to do the same 

RiKD    United States. Apr 28 2012 21:30. Posts 9935

yes and no

some of those guys are sick as shit

u throw them in a standard like 10/20 game at the B and they are brill

doyle has been brought up and he's a good example

played w/ him for like 8 hours. for like 6 of those hours he didn't give a shit and was just shootin the shit w/ oppenheim tryin to get involved with some more occupying action than gay ass live tournies but when he was playin an important hand it was a sight to behold.

heard similar stories bout all the real deal guys like chip and ivey and barry and chau. (chau is the f'n illest)


dogmeat   Czech Republic. Apr 28 2012 21:45. Posts 6374


  On April 28 2012 20:30 RiKD wrote:
yes and no

some of those guys are sick as shit

u throw them in a standard like 10/20 game at the B and they are brill

doyle has been brought up and he's a good example

played w/ him for like 8 hours. for like 6 of those hours he didn't give a shit and was just shootin the shit w/ oppenheim tryin to get involved with some more occupying action than gay ass live tournies but when he was playin an important hand it was a sight to behold.

heard similar stories bout all the real deal guys like chip and ivey and barry and chau. (chau is the f'n illest)



but how much did he lose?

ban baal 

Baalim   Mexico. Apr 28 2012 23:52. Posts 34312

some are worth a lot of respect, people like chip reese, doyle brunson, negreanu, barry g etc, others are not

Ex-PokerStars Team Pro Online 

phexac   United States. Apr 29 2012 00:22. Posts 2563

Some are worth respect even though they aren't really that great by today's standards. Some are good but today's standards but deserve zero respect. Some are both good and respectable. Rest aren't good or worthy of respect.

Nitting it up since 2006 

 
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