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Originally Posted by Si3xers55
That whole story is chronicled in the book, "The Professional, The Banker and The Suicide King" by Michael Craig. His second collisionwith "The Corporation" is retold by Craig in a couple of Bluff Magazine articles.Originally Posted by rawjs
Taken from his wiki page, but I read this in either cardplayer or bluff mag:
"Ivey is a regular participant in the $4,000-$8,000 mixed cash game at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas (often referred to as the Big Game). In February 2006, he played heads-up Limit Texas Hold'em versus Texas billionaire Andy Beal. With stakes at $25,000/$50,000, Ivey won over $16,000,000 over the course of three days. Ivey was playing for "The Corporation", a group of poker professionals who pooled their money and took turns playing against Beal. Earlier in the month, Beal had beaten the Corporation out of $10,000,000. After losing to Ivey, Beal claimed (not for the first time) that he was giving up poker."
Originally Posted by Crank Lucas
THIS IS WHY PHIL IVEY IS A G
Originally Posted by fitch4235
phil has a lot of crazy prop bets and side action, was rumored to want to play golf with mj for 500k a hole, and mj refused him action, as it was too expensive for his taste.
Originally Posted by swizzc
Originally Posted by franchise3
I read that 'and it don't stop' in a PDiddy voice
Originally Posted by LALAKERFAN213
Anyone remember when Kobe and Antonio Esfandiari were competing in purchasing Cristal bottles at the Wynn.
Not anywhere close to what Ivey did though.
Originally Posted by Gregory House
WowWhat a waste of money
Originally Posted by TennHouse2
Thats why hes that dude