Who ....... wants to put some faces to the names on NPLSA???

[David]

This was taken a while ago, but you get the idea.

Say hi if you see me.

[Ondie J]

Oh dear god... silly pictures and then quoting pictures! Awesome!

[Origami]

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the Des we know !! nice Stats. ??
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[Origami]

Des ... the moneymaker ??

aka Christopher ?

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Chris Moneymaker

Chris Moneymaker at the 2006 World Series of Poker
Hometown Tennessee
World Series of Poker
Bracelet(s) 1
Money finishes 4
Highest ITM main
event finish Winner, 2003
World Poker Tour
Titles None
Final tables 1
Money finishes 2
Christopher Bryan Moneymaker (born November 21, 1975 in Atlanta, Georgia) is an American poker player who won the main event at the 2003 World Series of Poker (WSOP).[1] His victory is generally credited for being one of the main catalysts for the poker boom in the years following his win.

Moneymaker attended Farragut High School in Farragut, Tennessee and later earned a master's degree in accounting from the University of Tennessee. He was working as an accountant in Tennessee when he won a seat into the main event of the 2003 WSOP through a US$39 satellite tournament at the PokerStars online poker card room. Although largely unknown prior to the tournament, on day one of the tournament his skills caught the attention of professional sports handicapper Lou Diamond, who called Moneymaker his "dark horse to win the whole tournament."[2] Moneymaker went on to win the first prize of $2.5 million, instantly garnering poker superstar status. It was his first live poker tournament.

One of Moneymaker's most memorable hands was heads-up against Sam Farha, when on the river he bluffed "all in" with King high. Farha folded a pair of nines, quickly changing the momentum of the match. Moneymaker eventually won the WSOP when his 5♦ 4♠ beat Farha's J♥ 10♦ on a board of J♠ 5♠ 4♣ 8♦ 5♥, giving Moneymaker a full house. Farha did, however, win a rematch on Pokerstars a month later.

Moneymaker has since played on the World Poker Tour, finishing second at the Shooting Stars event, earning $200,000.[3][4]

After winning the WSOP, he quit his job to serve as a celebrity spokesman for Series owner Harrah's Entertainment as well as PokerStars. He also began traveling to play in more large buy-in tournaments.

Moneymaker is married and has a daughter named Ashley, born 3 months before his WSOP win. His autobiography, Moneymaker: How an Amateur Poker Player Turned $40 into $2.5 Million at the World Series of Poker was published in March 2005 (ISBN 0-06-076001-X).

Moneymaker can be heard Thursdays on Playboy Radio's Morning Show on Sirius Satellite Radio.[citation needed]

[Garth Kay]

Des isn't that much dead money

[Des]

LOL... umm LOL thats some funny chit right there!

Yeh im only dead money 50% of the time

[Bob B]

I'm reluctant, but I guess I'll post a pic.

Hey there Muzz. You know you should be reported for posting indecent pics on here M8.........LOL

[Bob B]

Don't all cry out in horror at once now, you'll wake up the neighbours.

Nice hair

Hey Dave, are you gonna post your mug on here or not??
Coz I'm really waiting to see what you really look like.

[Garth Kay]

Scary.
Think of chopper minus the mo plus the ears.

[Scotty]

C'mon Dave, Aaron asked to see your real picture.

But i won't tell the people which one you are