Carlos Mortensen Vol. 14, No. 12 Card Player Magazine
The World Series of Poker $10,000, No-Limit Hold'em Championship: The Six Million Dollar Man
When the pride of Madrid, Spain, 29-year-old Carlos Mortensen, got heads up with 54-year-old American Dewey Tomko at 6:50 p.m. on Friday, May 18, at the end of the 2001 World Series of Poker no-limit hold'em championship, I knew I'd soon be seeing stories that played off Mortensen's roots by saying that the final man-to-man...
Strategies & Analysis
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Unipoker
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Win the Battle With Your Ego
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The Rest of the Story
by Mike Sexton
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Bellagio and The Mirage Now Nonsmoking
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Greetings
by Max Shapiro
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Single-Suited Flops
by Jim Brier
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Grading the AFC Coaches
by Chuck Sippl
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This and That About Poker
by Roy West
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'High-Pair-Plus-Low' Hands
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Optimizing Tournament Structures
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It's a Wonderful Time of the Year
by Roy Cooke
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Aunt Sophie Doesn't Go for a Ride
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Small-Tournament Roundup
by Rick Young
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The Best Players in the World are Probably Not Who You Think
by Mike Caro
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The Character of a Hand
by Bob Ciaffone
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Mr. Brooks and the Two Jacks
by TJ Cloutier
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Remember the 'Play,' Not the 'Time'
by Greg Dinkin
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Poker 101
by Jan Fisher
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$2,000 No-Limit Hold'em: Clash of the Titans
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'Never' Giving Up Not 'Always' a Perfect Idea
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Inaugural 'Oklahoma Johnny' Hale Seniors World Championship
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I Was in the Right Place at the Right Time!
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Sweating With the Oldie
by Jan Shulman
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2001 World Series of Poker
by Jeff Shulman
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2001 Players Poll – Part I (Tournaments)
by Jeff Shulman
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Variable Logic
by Lou Krieger
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The Flash of a Hand
by Tom McEvoy