Please, Mr. Farha » Phil Hellmuth

Sammy Farha: “What goes around, comes around”

Bert — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 05:10:19 +0000

Not the most exciting video from GSN I’ve seen, but worth a watch as you get a view of a somewhat nervous Sammy Farha before the game starts…

“Sometimes we all make mistakes, we’re not geniusses. But there’s players that have your number. You will never beat them. Even if you have the best out of it — or the worst of it. You can’t beat them. What goes around comes around.”

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The Famous AK vs QJ between Farha & Hellmuth

Bert — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 05:00:26 +0000

This hand has been talked about so many times when Sammy and Phil Hellmuth meet. Phil still feels Sammy played this hand bad, I still feel Phil Hellmuth played this hand like a complete donkey and pretty much handed the hand over to Hellmuth.

Obviously, Phil could have lost more by betting the flop, but who knows — Sammy COULD have layed it down (even though not very likely, but still). Right now, Phil gave Farha a freecard, allowing him to draw at his flush for free…

Result: Sammy extracts $130k more from the pot — which is quite the success!

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What do you think? Was that such a bad call pre-flop?

Sam Farha Showing Class, Hellmuth Sucking Out

Bert — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 05:09:08 +0000

This vid shows Sammy at his best once again. His whole composure is just awesome, and Phil Hellmuth shows he’s still a brat. He does call out Sam’s hand, but oh well, that’s not rocket science.

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Sam Farha Showing Class

Bert — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:58:31 +0000

Sammy showing a whole lot of class in this video. Phil Ivey gets lucky — Mr. Farha takes the beat like the true gentleman he is. Excellent video!

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Sam Farha Raisy Daisy’s In The Dark

Bert — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:46:20 +0000

This is how we all love Sammy. He plays the WHOLE HAND in the dark, and pretty much extracts the maximum from Bob Safai and Phil Hellmuth, who call the raise with inferior hands.

Excellent example of Mr. Farha mixing it up!

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