by Craig Tapscott | Published: Dec 20, '17
… stack sizes of your opponents? DN: Mikita and Andreas are both … What’s the action preflop? DN: Andreas folds the button and … continuation bet with your hand? DN: While most people would just … my default. CT: Anything else? DN: During the dinner break Steffen …
by Craig Tapscott | Published: Oct 29, '14
… connectors. CT: And Bibb? DN: His range is super … polarized three-betting ranges DN: I would probably say … A 9. Polychronopoulos folds. DN: I later found out … Matthew’s game well? DN: Matthew is an amazing … through your crafty mind? DN: Right now, I’m …
by Erik Fast | Published: Feb 05, '14
… changes in the game? DN: Well, in 2004 things … of left by the wayside. DN: Exactly. Around March of … to your success this year? DN: Number one was Choice … wasn’t so international. DN: Back in 2004 I … favorite tournament win in 2013? DN: They were all fun …
by Steve Schult | Published: Jun 01, '13
… hand range down at all? DN: Not really. I’ve … anything about his hand yet? DN: It’s so difficult … more just to extract value? DN: Overall I think you … smaller sizing for pot control? DN: A little bit. If … to check back the turn? DN: Probably not. Not against …
by Julio Rodriguez | Published: May 29, '13
… motivation to play more tournaments? DN: My motivation to play tournaments … find another skill more valuable? DN: I would agree that my … consider a satisfactory summer performance? DN: Now that I’ve got … the money and go home? DN: There have definitely been …
by Steve Schult | Published: Feb 06, '13
… hand range down at all? DN: Not really. I’ve … anything about his hand yet? DN: It’s so difficult … more just to extract value? DN: Overall I think you … smaller sizing for pot control? DN: A little bit. If … to check back the turn? DN: Probably not. Not against …
by Rebecca McAdam | Published: Aug 01, '12
… involved in the hand? DN: The young kid [villain] … , don’t you think? DN: Sure, sometimes they can … involved and your position? DN: Given our stack sizes … tactic pay off largely? DN: Thanks! Well I usually … opponent, at least initially? DN: Yeah, sure. If the …
by Kristy Arnett | Published: Feb 04, '09
… strictly no-limit hold'em? DN: Absolutely; no question about it … so well in that game? DN: There are so many … you improve your cash game? DN: Oh yeah, tons. A … is the easiest to fix? DN: One of the first … respect the most, and why? DN: Well, he's passed …
by Kristy Arnett | Published: Jan 23, '09
… strictly no-limit hold'em? DN: Absolutely; no question about it … so well in that game? DN: There are so many … you improve your cash game? DN: Oh yeah, tons. A … is the easiest to fix? DN: One of the first … respect the most, and why? DN: Well, he's passed …
by Richard Belsky | Published: Jan 10, '06
… rest of the poker world? DN: At that level, everybody … all smiles and laughter, right? DN: (laughing) Umm, marriage is … play money against other people? DN: Interestingly enough, playing online for … gathering poker masses out there? DN: The biggest pitfall I …
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