I don't think they reported how long the sessions were, if he is playing 3 six hour sessions a day, that is 18 out of 24 hours of that day. Even if he was playing 3 four hour sessions a day, that is 12 hours of his day, so seems on point to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by harakiri
Correct, your win/loss statement is your best friend during tax season if your winnings were as high as your losses because you can claim as much loss as you were taxed on winnings, so if they win more than they lose, they are definitely winning at tax time, especially at those levels. I could only imagine what my win/loss statement compared to Phil's, I am sure he didn't need to pawn anything after the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by royalpat2
Totally agree here, even if I was at an estimated worth of 100 million, the biggest games I would play would be the WSOP main event every year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddavey25
1million for him isn't tragedy i assume, they got huge sponsors :)
Phil Ivey dumps $96K on the floor
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Phil Ivey won one event, dumped $96k on the floor, and went right to next event
Phil Ivey can take a big hit like that no problem. He'll end up winning it all back pretty soon anyway.
Phil Ivey is best player, but not at this moment , I think he will get back and win more than million :)
That sucks phil ivey is so awesome too!
a million is a small hiccup for these guys, pretty sick when you think of it
that's poker
make make make
then och! didn't work this time or many time :P
