Paul Phillips Vol. 17, No. 3 Card Player Magazine
Paul Phillips: Witty, Sharp, Eccentric … and a Winner
By Allyn Jaffrey
After four grueling days of playing with finesse, control, and luck, the exhausted, yet effervescent, 31-year-old Paul Phillips achieved a personal best. He captured the title and took home $1,102,908 when he won the Five-Diamond Poker Classic no-limit hold'em tournament at Bellagio in Las Vegas in December. The tournament is a World Poker Tour event,...
Features
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2003 in Review
by Jeff Shulman
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The Card Player State of the Company Address
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World Poker Tour News
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Empty Chairs and One-Eyed Kings
by Roy Cooke
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A Blast From the Past: Set Over Set at the 1978 WSOP<br>By Tom McEvoy and Dana Smith
by Tom McEvoy
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The World Poker Tour 'Action Clock'
by Mike Sexton
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Two Black Nines – Layne's Style!<br>By Layne Flack
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Four Queens Classic – Part III
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Change Your Game as Your Opponents Change
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An Acronym to Live By?
by Jan Fisher
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So, You Are a Non-Filer
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Tilt, Part I: Avoiding It
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Poll Results: The Verdict on Tournament Payout Structures
by Nolan Dalla
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Online Draw Situations
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More of Cappelletti in New Orleans
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A Hybrid Premise
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Vacation in Palm Springs
by Max Shapiro
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The Super Bowl Tournament
by Chuck Sippl
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A Baker's Dozen Aphorisms
by Lou Krieger
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How Much is the Buy-in? But First, Some Thoughts
by Roy West
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Playing the Blinds: Top Pair/Weak Kicker Against a Possible Steal Raiser – Part II
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Game Selection With the Chicago Mob
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Casinos Stuck Under New Anti-Terrorism Laws
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Books for the Poker Geek
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Internet Multitasking
by Bob Ciaffone
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2004 Player of the Year Criteria
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