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Arrogant Jamie Gold?

JamieFan — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 03:11:30 +0000

I hate to see videos of Jamie when he’s acting like this… He’s talking about football (fine), poker (eeuh, not that ok) — but when he talks about the charities he just looks like a total douche… How can someone not know what kind of charity he is there for? He’s basicly saying: “I don’t give a flying *** about the charities, I’m in it for the cash”.

Look, Jamie’s not like this — I hope, but he really should watch his mouth when people are watching… Image-wise, that is. :s

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Jamie Gold, Chip Leader at the Borgata Open

JamieFan — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 14:24:46 +0000

Jamie is the chip leader at the Borgata Open, but he isn’t feeling too healthy after a long night… Not only does he not look focussed here, his talk isn’t the talk of the Jamie I know and love… It seems like for some reason, Jamie was struggling to concentrate on ANYTHING at this point…

Interesting video — well worth the watch. Thanks Pokerwire and Amanda Leatherman for the interview!

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Jamie Gold talking about being a cashgame donk

JamieFan — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 14:36:16 +0000

I mean, Jamie Gold being honest. In this game — he was a donk compared to the competition. Jamie needs cashgame practice — and he knows it. He had fun, lost a couple hundred thousand… But he had fun!

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Jamie Gold on CNBC after winning WSOP 2006

JamieFan — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 23:50:35 +0000

After winning the World Series of Poker main event back in 2006, Jamie is asked to appear on CNBC to talk about an imminent ban on online poker. He’s also asked about his past, a life in Hollywood.

Not the most exciting video footage ever taken, and Jamie does slip up at one point, saying: “I was always honest, and I’m honest at the poker table too —- [silence] —- I just try to trick people now”.

Eeeeuh… right, Jamie….

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Also in this video: Phil “The Poker Brat” Hellmuth and Chris “Jesus” Ferguson.