Bios of WSOP Winners from 1970 to 1980

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WSOP winners 1970-1980

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Hal Fowler, The Greatest Upset In The History Of The WSOP

Hal Fowler is one of the most unpopular poker players. His win in 1979 even called "the greatest upset in the history of the WSOP". It's also known that Hal couldn't even pay for his seat at the WSOP. And it was Benny Binion who loaned to him money. Though his win was called "the greatest upset" not because of that... Once he was at ...

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Bobby Baldwin: 'Don't Take Your Troubles Out On Your Bankroll'
Doyle Brunson once said about him: “He’s quite a Poker player… no matter what the game is”. It’s true. In 1977 ...
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Sailor Roberts
Brian Roberts became a gambler during the Korean War. He emerged from a four-year hitch in the U.S. Navy. And there he also earned his colorful nickname – Sailor. In fact ...
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Puggy Pearson: 'Deal Me In'
It was the highest game in the room… No Limit Texas Hold'em. The stakes were really very high and when a dealer took a deck a man ...
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Amarillo Slim: 'We Had Been One Hell Of A Team'
The first man you think of when you hear the words “the rise of poker” is Amarillo Slim (his real name - Thomas Austin Preston Jr). His face is known even among those who know nothing ...
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Doyle Brunson: "A Man With Money Is No Match Against a Man on a Mission"
Doyle Brunson managed to win at the WSOP two times in a row (1976,1977). But it is nothing when compared to his contribution to the game: he ...
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Stu Ungar: "Show Me a Good Loser And I’ll Show You a Loser"
Stu Ungar (or Unger) was born to gamble. I don’t mean he would die without it (though – who can tell?) but that was the thing he couldn’t live without… like Frank Sinatra without singing. ...
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Johnny Moss: "I Never Felt Sorry for the Losers"
Today if you want to study poker you can buy books of get coached. But if you look back to early 1900… No books, no coaches and very small number of really professional poker players. ...
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