Nope, <i>Phil Helmuth</i> is a German porn movie.

In case anybody cares, I started a thread on the '06 WSOP in the General forum.

What?!

We can't talk about this in the Basketball/Off-Topic forum?

I didn't want to make Rut's head explode.

Well. . . no. No, I didn't want to make Rut's head explode.

Cindy Violet or Jennifer Harman? And did Annie Duke get some body work done after she won the $2M in the 2004 Tournament of Champions

People actually watch poker on TV? I thought those ads were jokes of some kind. Must be a guy thing...

I'm sure there are plenty of ladies that watch to see Shana Hiatt too. Not that there's anything wrong with that ;)

Beats the heck out of watching all of those ridiculous reality shows. You want reality? Come live in my house for a week.:eek:

It's Evelyn Ng for me..:D :D :D

I've started a new thread in the General Forum. Sorry the old one got deleted, but some "donkey" (as Mike "the Mouth" would say) posted the winner's name before it had aired on ESPN. So if anybody still cares. . .

Yeah, who was that donkey that posted Jamie Gold's name?

What an azzhole!

You would be amazed at what men will watch on TV.

That reminds me - isn't that Victoria's Secret program due to come on soon?

Ok, back to our regularly-scheduled off-color, off-topic topic.

Maybe I hadn't really looked before, but I never realized just how many poker shows are on these days. I obviously knew about the World Series, and the Celebrity Poker Challenge. But recently I've seen the World Poker Tour, and Poker Superstars, both of which have the recognizable faces, and the Heartland Poker Tour, which features regular Joe's (and Juulie's) at various regional casinos. There's also the show that had players in Monte Carlo, and a BBC version that had players I'd never seen before. I would think if you had the right cable or satellite package, you could watch poker every day.

That's scary.

Fox had a strip-poker show on the other night.

Greg Raymer won.

That's scary!