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Barmy Barny's Form Guide for Late Night Poker IV
By Barny Boatman, 01/12/2005
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Programme 1 October 11th Time 00.45hrs
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Victoria Coren
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The Observer's poker columnist. An invite to her Tuesday night game is poker's equivalent of getting in to Studio 54.
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Phil Hellmuth Jnr
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There is no doubt that "The Brat" is the world's greatest player. Not in his mind anyway.
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Liam Flood
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The avuncular "Gentleman" Liam Flood is not nearly as baffled as he may appear.
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Jan Lundberg
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Jan "The Walrus" Lundberg is a dead ringer for the Swedish Chef off The Muppets.
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Michael Keiner
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This debonair plastic surgeon specialises in lipo-suction for fat poker players. He'll never go skint.
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Howard Plant
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Known as "The Magician", he can make any amount of money disappear. Can also empty a room by telling a joke.
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Robert Cohen
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This crafty French player is also a champion arm wrestler. Speaks no English so will be immune to Hellmuth's speech play.
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Programme 2 October 18th Time 00.45 hrs
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Korosh
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The Mick Mcmanus of poker, he tried to get under Hellmuth's skin in last year's final. Will probably target Trumper this time.
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Simon Trumper
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Simon "Aces" Trumper is the most talked about man in poker. He's the one doing the talking.
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Dave Welch
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Big Dave used to play in goal for Southampton reserves. Now all he can save is ten percent with the Debbiefish.
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Hemish Shah
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Quite simply Europe's greatest all-round cash and tournament player. Not bad at roulette, either.
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Steve Liu
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Mild mannered and charming, Steve becomes super aggressive in a poker show-down. A bit like that bloke in Kung Fu.
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Ross Boatman
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"Rocky" Ross Boatman. He looks tough, and plays tougher. But how will he perform without a script?
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Vicky Lincoln
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Regular Vic player Vicky is a rock. She'll be giving very little away
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Programme 3 October 25th Time 00.45hrs
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Manuela Seliger
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Tough tournament pro Manuela is perhaps the hottest tipped of LNP's strengthening band of women players.
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Ian Dobson
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Perhaps unlucky not to win the Poker Million, sharp tongued "Dobbo" will not be overawed by his first LNP outing.
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Dave Ulliott
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The fast talking "Devil Fish" has more lines than the Columbian Mafia. Makes Bernard Manning look like a soft spoken social worker.
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Mike Magee
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Mystic Mike Magee is poker's answer to Uri Geller. He can put you on a hand before you've even looked at your cards.
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Bambos
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Fearless Bambos is one of the most improved tournament hold-em players on the UK scene.
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Jon Shoreman
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Runs a web site dedicated to poker. What a daft idea.
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Steve Vladar
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"Smokin' Steve". Solid, unflappable, immobile… zzzzzzzzz
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Programme 4 November 1st Time 01.00
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Ram Vaswani
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The Camera loves him, his bookie adores him, but will luck be a lady tonight?
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John Duthie
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John "Dandy" Duthie. Don't try to bluff him. He'll bet a million on A2 off suit.
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Jac Arama
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The Crewe Alexandra of poker. Has trouble stringing two passes together.
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Paul Alterman
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How will the hero of Baden manage with only two cards?
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Malcolm Harwood
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Very successful on LNP. Calls himself "The Rock". Seems to be chewing one.
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Nicky Katz
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"The Bulldog" has yet to sink his teeth in. Is more than capable on his day.
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Brenda Hutt
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A relatively unknown Luton player. Let's hope she finds some form on the big occasion.
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Programme 5 November 8th Time 00.30
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Lise Vigezzi
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The wonderful "Pink Lady" could well become the first superstar of TV poker.
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Brian McNally
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"The Cowboy" can never put you on an exact hand, but is always willing to give an estimate.
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Joe Beevers
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All those cameras. Will "The Elegance" make it out of makeup in time for the show?
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Noel Furlong
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A giant in the game, brave and aggressive. How are you ever gonna get him to pass for a mere fifty large?
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Dave Colclough
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Great tournament player, but his LNP heads up record is making him the Eddie the Eagle of TV poker.
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Mohammed Ravai
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Inscrutable behind his shades. Showed a tendency to overplay medium strength hands last time.
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Marty Wilson
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Really should come out of his shell. When are they going to give "Mad Marty" his own show?
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Programme 6 November 15th Time 00.30
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Adam Heller
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The professional punter. If Mensa made Christmas crackers he'd be the one writing the jokes.
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Ash Pervaiz
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Steady player. May find the one table format too fast.
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Pascal Perrault
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Crazy Player. May find the one table format too slow.
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Debbie Berlin
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Pascal will be needing his walkman
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Barny Boatman
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"Barmy Barny". Is he perfectly insane? No, nobody's perfect.
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Marcel Luske
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Never ask Marcel to stop singing. He may start telling poker stories instead
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Steve Templeman
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Miniature maestro Steve "Short Stack" Templeman is his own lucky mascot.
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Programme 7 November 22th Time 00.30
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Donnacha O'Dea
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Donnacha used to be an Olympic swimmer. Very rarely caught on the river.
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Karina Mikelis
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Good to see some top Americans on the Show. Let's hope there's more next time.
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Kevin O'Connell
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You'd never guess Kevin was a millionaire from the way he dresses, but you can certainly tell by the way he plays.
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Peter Evans
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Peter "The Bandit" Evans is a bit like The Terminator. He's not an awesome killing machine; he just never knows when he's dead.
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Surindar Sunar
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Great all rounder. One out? That's plenty.
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Bruno Fitoussi
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Brilliant heads-up champ. But there's the small matter of getting past the other five.
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Robin Keston
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High-rolling Robin made his fortune from bingo. Gets very exited when he makes a house.
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