Posted 2012-10-31 04:56
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Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
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Posted 2012-10-31 05:09
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
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Posted 2012-10-31 07:08
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
Ivey stated: “I want to teach the world how to play better poker. I feel like there’s a big hole in the poker community. I speak with people all the time about poker, and people say they’d love to learn how to play but they don’t know where to start. It’d be nice to teach people how to play the correct way.”
oh a brilliant idea. why didn't somebody come up with this idea of a coaching website before... oh wait
really, has ivey ever used the internet for anything but playing poker? how can he talk of a "big hole in the poker community" when there are already dozens of these sites working for years, hey even negreanu has one!
i guess they just prepare for offering realmoney games in case onlinepoker gets legalized in the us.
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Posted 2012-10-31 12:02
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
it says that the main focus will be LIVE play, not ONLINE as all of the various training sites out there are focused on.
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Posted 2012-10-31 13:31
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
you really gonna trust a guy who allegedly borrowed illegal loans from the old fulltilt
and never paid it back and also a guy under investigation for collusion in a london
casino, hmm good luck , yes ivey can play poker but thats as far as i would trust anyone
associated with former fulltilt poker.
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Posted 2012-10-31 13:44
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
yamuckit is right, the donkeys will come along and pay well to think they will become ivey.... youll get the same standard knowledge as you do from any other training site, its more than likely something he only put his name to anyway
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Posted 2012-10-31 13:52
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
re-donk-raise-fold (2012-10-31)
Yamuckit46 (2012-10-31)
He is not going to share anything we don't already know. It is just a big publicity stunt, and it will work because of morons like you thinking Ivey will teach you special knowledge.lol your mama cant share anything we havent already had
Yamuckit46 is right word for word..
re-donk-raise-fold is a 12 year old re-tard.
next topic.. 
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Posted 2012-10-31 15:50
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
aidobusto (2012-10-31)
yamuckit is right, the donkeys will come along and pay well to think they will become ivey.... youll get the same standard knowledge as you do from any other training site, its more than likely something he only put his name to anyway Its Free
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Posted 2012-10-31 16:53
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
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Posted 2012-10-31 18:22
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RE: Phil Ivey Launching Iveypoker.com
WCS064 (2012-10-31)
Paulrx7 (2012-10-31)
you really gonna trust a guy who allegedly borrowed illegal loans from the old fulltilt
and never paid it back and also a guy under investigation for collusion in a london
casino, hmm good luck , yes ivey can play poker but thats as far as i would trust anyone
associated with former fulltilt poker. He borrowed illegal loans? How does one borrow illegal loans? None of the loans he received were illegal. He, among other pros, got money put in their FTP account as a loan so they didn't have to deposit, which takes a lot of time and costs the company money to process. He got many loans over the years that were paid back. It is true that he didn't make an attempt to pay his current outstanding loans after Black Friday, but neither did anyone else, including Barry Geenstein. Considering the fact Ray Bitar was still making $200k a month, I can see why no one paid back. Also, its absurd to say he's under investigation for collusion in London. The casino thats refusing to pay him never mentioned collusion. They just said something vague about an investigation. He was playing in a game that is basically impossible to cheat in any way. It's pretty clear they are just trying to avoid paying him the $10M he's owed.
well put sir +1.
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