Ultimate Bet Pros

[revnecro1273]

since when is being a celebrity automatically give you the title of "pro"...scott ian of anthrax fame is now a pro at ultimatebet....LOL

[be47320]

borris becker the tennis player pro at pokerstars lmao

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by be47320

borris becker the tennis player pro at pokerstars lmao

LOL....is he really? fricking so lame for sure....why doesn't anyone take yevgeny kafelnikov as a pro? he is the original sports to turn pro...hell...he quit playing tennis to focus on poker

[The Loner]

marketing/advertising...

famous name

[revnecro1273]

not that famous of a name...i think sully from godsmack would be more representative...dude has wsop cashes and is in a band that currently does well compared to outdated anthrax if you want to think along those lines that you have mentioned

[The Loner]

I've never heard of this scott ian---generational thing I guess
but not the point

a celebrity is still a celebrity---maybe not a list

but none the less---common marketing technique

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by The Loner

I've never heard of this scott ian---generational thing I guess
but not the point

a celebrity is still a celebrity---maybe not a list

but none the less---common marketing technique

you never heard of anthrax or SOD? he is/was guitarist for those bands...from new york city

[revnecro1273]

but the thing is they don't even market him...their new pro bounty tournament shows pictures of the pros that are in it and have their names under their pictures...you can't even make out who he is or the name below the picture...only way you find out who that is is when you go to that tournament page on their web site and see who it is...so not really marketing him...didn't know he played there until yesterday.

[The Loner]

Originally Posted by revnecro1273

you never heard of anthrax or SOD? he is/was guitarist for those bands...from new york city

I've heard of anthrax

now I know who one of their band members is lol

ty

[The Loner]

Originally Posted by revnecro1273

but the thing is they don't even market him...their new pro bounty tournament shows pictures of the pros that are in it and have their names under their pictures...you can't even make out who he is or the name below the picture...only way you find out who that is is when you go to that tournament page on their web site and see who it is...so not really marketing him...didn't know he played there until yesterday.

sounds like they could use your marketing expertise

a lot of 'pros' go 'unmarketed' at ftp since their are so many

don't 'hear' or know much about UB

[revnecro1273]

apparently sully is in the process of being a "pro" at ultimate bet...and slash from guns n' roses is even sooner to be a "pro" there...LOL...fricking slash...i watched scott ian play in the tournament i was in last night...man dude kind of sux

[The Loner]

Originally Posted by revnecro1273

apparently sully is in the process of being a "pro" at ultimate bet...and slash from guns n' roses is even sooner to be a "pro" there...LOL...fricking slash...i watched scott ian play in the tournament i was in last night...man dude kind of sux

ub is crazy

played w. Brad Booth last night...
not for very long...
folding machine...
obvious tourney player
was not impressed

[revnecro1273]

not sure who brad booth is...care to share who he is? where were you playing?

[The Loner]

Originally Posted by revnecro1273

not sure who brad booth is...care to share who he is? where were you playing?

* Nicknamed "Yukon Brad"
* $620,000 in lifetime tournament winnings
* Finished 3rd in the 2006 $10,000 No-Limit Hold ‘em Mandalay Bay Poker Championship

Brad Booth plays online at Full Tilt Poker.

You won’t find too many world-class poker pros that jump-started their poker career by delivering pizzas – but Brad Booth is one of them.

Brad’s path to poker mastery began with a delivery job. After a night spent delivering pizza around his native Vancouver, Brad was often able to scrape together enough dough to buy into the $4/$8 Limit Hold ‘em games in his local card rooms.
Brad Booth

His dedication to hitting the felt soon paid off in spades. Even though Brad never read a single poker book while learning to play, the time he put in every night – and the vast experience he gained while doing so – turned him into a formidable player.

Based on his success in cash games, Brad decided to enter the tournament circuit in 2005. His expertise was quickly rewarded by an impressive number of back-to-back cashes. In his first major tournament, the $5,000 Short-Handed No-Limit Hold ‘em event at the 2005 World Series of Poker (WSOP), Brad placed 12th, cashing for nearly $17,000. This was quickly followed in October by a second-place finish in the Bellagio Festa Al Lago $2,500 No-Limit Hold' em tournament, where he netted nearly $88,000. In December, Brad cashed for almost $50,000 more in the Five Diamond World Poker Classic.

Brad continued his hot streak in 2006, with a string of five-figure cashes in World Poker Tour events. In June of that year, he scored his biggest success to date, finishing third in the $10,000 No-Limit Hold' em Mandalay Bay Poker Championship and taking home almost $320,000. Since then, Brad has had several more impressive finishes in large tournaments, most notably a fifth-place finish in the 2007 National Heads-Up Championship broadcast on NBC.

From his humble beginnings as a pizza delivery guy, Brad has turned into one of the most skilled players on the tournament circuit – showing just how far dedication, passion, and experience can take you in poker.

Look for Brad playing online at Full Tilt Poker.

Playing NLHE -Ring Game - 6 max

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by The Loner

* Nicknamed "Yukon Brad"
* $620,000 in lifetime tournament winnings
* Finished 3rd in the 2006 $10,000 No-Limit Hold ‘em Mandalay Bay Poker Championship

Brad Booth plays online at Full Tilt Poker.

You won’t find too many world-class poker pros that jump-started their poker career by delivering pizzas – but Brad Booth is one of them.

Brad’s path to poker mastery began with a delivery job. After a night spent delivering pizza around his native Vancouver, Brad was often able to scrape together enough dough to buy into the $4/$8 Limit Hold ‘em games in his local card rooms.
Brad Booth

His dedication to hitting the felt soon paid off in spades. Even though Brad never read a single poker book while learning to play, the time he put in every night – and the vast experience he gained while doing so – turned him into a formidable player.

Based on his success in cash games, Brad decided to enter the tournament circuit in 2005. His expertise was quickly rewarded by an impressive number of back-to-back cashes. In his first major tournament, the $5,000 Short-Handed No-Limit Hold ‘em event at the 2005 World Series of Poker (WSOP), Brad placed 12th, cashing for nearly $17,000. This was quickly followed in October by a second-place finish in the Bellagio Festa Al Lago $2,500 No-Limit Hold' em tournament, where he netted nearly $88,000. In December, Brad cashed for almost $50,000 more in the Five Diamond World Poker Classic.

Brad continued his hot streak in 2006, with a string of five-figure cashes in World Poker Tour events. In June of that year, he scored his biggest success to date, finishing third in the $10,000 No-Limit Hold' em Mandalay Bay Poker Championship and taking home almost $320,000. Since then, Brad has had several more impressive finishes in large tournaments, most notably a fifth-place finish in the 2007 National Heads-Up Championship broadcast on NBC.

From his humble beginnings as a pizza delivery guy, Brad has turned into one of the most skilled players on the tournament circuit – showing just how far dedication, passion, and experience can take you in poker.

Look for Brad playing online at Full Tilt Poker.

Playing NLHE -Ring Game - 6 max

okay...i know him...as soon as i saw yukon brad i knew who he is