I smile when I see Phil like this. Ivey is just so composed, he’s so controlled and he looks at poker so seriously he just deserves this 8th bracelet. Whoever thinks he won’t be up there with the likes of Johnny Chan, Phil Hellmuth and Doyle Brunson in the bracelet-race is a complete moron.
Phil Ivey’s most dissapointing moment – losing his AK vs Darvin Moon’s AQ flip.
Such a sickening moment; “Darvin Slays Goliath”.
Pretty sure for once, Phil Ivey didn’t head straight down to the casino pits… This had to hurt!
Hehehe got these from 2+2, props to original sources – but can’t find them anymore (first pic is pocketfives, but i don’t think it’s the original source anywho). Anyway — first one is apparently REAL, second one is a GEZENIUS photoshopjob.


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HTML clipboardHigh Stakes Poker Season has just started on GSN with spectacular action. Phil Ivey hasn’t been involved yet, but he will show up in upcoming episodes. He has been on HSP before though, and one of the more interesting hands he played against “Yukon” Brad Booth. Despite the outcome, most experts on poker hand evaluations would agree that Ivey made the correct play and that Booth played like a maniac. See for yourselves:
LOL Excellent video of Dave “The Devilfish” Ulliot interviewing my main man Phil Ivey about what it takes to become a successful poker pro, but also mentions a Golden Nugget Craps loss of about a million bucks Phil had…
Phil’s a gambler — but he’s a winner too. Don’t get inspired without the skills people!
We don’t know the answer to this question, but we do know that High Stakes Poker Season 5 will feature… POT LIMIT OMAHA, a game that’s seriously mastered by our good friend Mr. Phil Ivey.
So — IF Phil ends up playing in the 5th Season of High Stakes Poker, he’ll be playing Omaha against the likes of Gus Hansen and Daniel Negreanu. Not too bad!

I’m shaking my way through a bluff…
At least when you are playing at an online casino no one can see you cringe or pray to Lady Luck. If you can’t bluff then stick to video poker, that’s my advice.
Just because you are playing online doesn’t mean that you can abandon one the most important skills a poker player needs. Bluffing is where tournaments are won or lost.
Phil makes a pretty nice call here. He made a continuation bet against John D’Agostino on the flop, turned a pair of nines with an ace kicker, didn’t improve on the river (when a possible straight draw got there), and still called John’s $11,000 bet, which he obviously read as a steal attempt.
Full Tilt pro Phil Ivey showing his skills once again!