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JOHNNY CHAN

THE TRIBUTE PAGE

This dynamic page features a five part chronicle titled
LEGEND OF LEGENDS & details an inside look into
Johnny's life. With never before seen photos out of
Johnny's personnal photo albums and personnal
interviews, this page is a must see for all poker fans.

MIKE SEXTON

2006 WSOP / TOC VICTORY

To continue my brother's story as a poker visionary,
we will look at what happened to his dream of the
Tournament of Champions the last two years and
when and how PartyPoker and the World Poker Tour
entered the picture. Poker on the Internet and on
television was just around the corner and Mike Sexton
was about to be tabbed as the starting quarterback in
both stadiums!

JENNIFER HARMAN

POKER'S ONLY BIG GAME LADY (P2)

Perhaps the first question a few may wonder about the
high-stakes world of Jennifer Harman is this: Does
she really play on her own money, or is she sponsored
or staked, meaning she is only playing for a piece?
After all, how many people in life do you know actually
haveto go to work and bring $100,000 to $300,000 with
them to buy in to a $2,000/$4,000 poker game? This is
a fair question, so I decided to ask her as a follow-up
interview this past week. Her answer was very
emphatic: "I have never been staked in the Big Game!
I've always played on my own money! When Andy
wanted to play a group of us heads-up for the highest
stakes ever played in the world for $10,000/$20,000

A few months before his untimely death, Chip Reese
was quoted as saying, "The most money I ever lost in
poker was $2,022,000 in one night, playing $8,000
/$16,000 limit. I lost that money to Archie Karas."
During Archie's amazing poker streak, he won
millions from the world's best poker players, mowing
them down with ease. The only player in the lineup
who beat Archie the first round during his streak
was two-time WSOP champion Johnny Chan from
1987 and 1988, and he won $900,000 from Archie,
right after Chip lost $2,022,000 to Archie.

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ARCHIE "THE GREEK" KARAS

POKER'S SEVEN MAJOR'S

Only one poker player in the World has won both the
WSOP Main Event and the WPT Main Event in Poker
History - Carlos Mortensen. This has to be considered
one of poker's most amazing feats! If the modern
poker world had its version of golf's Grand Slam, the
four events would
have to be:

1. WSOP Main Event - LV
2.WPT $25,000 Main Event
3. WSOP $50,000 Horse Event
4. WSOP Europe Main Event

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Shuffle Up & Deal....

IN THE ZONE

Legend has it that the slogan "A Chip and a Chair"
was coined when Jack Straus bet about $15,000 on
the second day of the 1982 WSOP Main Event. Jack
made no verbal declaration he was all-in, but thought
he had bet all of his chip son the hand. He got called
and lost the hand. As he stood up to leave the table,
the dealer asked, "Jack, is that one chip tucked under
the rail yours?"A floor man was subsequently
called in to make a ruling, and said since the player
made no verbal declaration that he was all-in, and no
further betting action occurred after being called, the
one chip was still in play.

THE GOLDDUST TWINS (P3)

Chip Reese and Danny Robison were partners from
1973 through 1978 in Las Vegas, right up and through
the pressure they each experienced from mob
enforcer, Tony Spilotro, so aptly portrayed by Joe
Pesci in the movie Casino. While Benny Binion looked
out for his old Texas buddies Johnny Moss and Doyle
Brunson, the young Golddust Twins were more than a
little vulnerable to shakedown artists and an enforcer
such as Spilotro.

UNGAR, BAXTER

Joined In WSOP Poker Lore

There is a lot of history between Stu Ungar and Billy
Baxter that would make an incredible movie! We
couldn't call it the Odd Couple, as Jack Lemmon and
Walter Matthau already claimed that title. Stuey, of
course, was this mysterious, legendary figure of poker
lore, who was considered the greatest No Limit
tournament player in history. Along with Johnny Moss,
Stuey was the only three-time winner of the WSOP
Main Event, and Stuey was also the three-time
champion of Amarillo Slim's Super Bowl of Poker.