Luongo

[jstewismybastardson]

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[esls79]

Wonder if Roberto or Fabio is the better poker player?

 

[DChero]

Wonder if Roberto or Fabio is the better poker player?

Isn't Fabio a pitcher for Seattle?











(I watched Moneyball last night and that was the one joke)

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Wonder if Roberto or Fabio is the better poker player?

His brother Leo is in the tournament too and, last i saw, was over 100 spots better than Roberto in chip count ... I guess bobbylou wouldnt pay Fab's $10000 entry fee


/assuming youre talking about his brother Fabio and not the guy who got his mush mushed by a seagull

 

[jstewismybastardson]

hey hockey goalie guy ... wanna do an interview?

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[jstewismybastardson]

poker face!!!

swear to god any team should want this guy because you just know in 4 years he's gonna retire to become a pro poker degenera ... i mean ... player

 

[puckhead]

hey hockey goalie guy ... wanna do an interview?

bah... he missed the hanging curveball in the interview.

Q - What's butterfly
A - drop to your knees and hope the puck hits you
Q - Oh, I used to be a catcher
suggested A - I bet you did, lady
alternative A - You can still catch a few, i'm sure
or... ???? somethign something drop to your knees.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Wonder if Roberto or Fabio is the better poker player?

His brother Leo is in the tournament too and, last i saw, was over 100 spots better than Roberto in chip count ... I guess bobbylou wouldnt pay Fab's $10000 entry fee


/assuming youre talking about his brother Fabio and not the guy who got his mush mushed by a seagull

I guess i was drunk ... Brother fabio is in the tournament 140k in chips as of 10 mins ago

Roberto at 50k

Leo is designated chip counter

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Howard Stutz ‏@howardstutz
The Luongo brothers reach Day 3 at the @wsop Roberto has $142,400 in chips; Fabio has 186,000 @louie8413


pokerlistings.com
NHL Goalie Roberto Luongo Makes Day 3
Apparently Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo can do more than just stop pucks. The Montreal-native is having a very strong showing in his first WSOP Main Event.

The PlayNow.com sponsored player went on a huge rush near the end of his Day 2 to stack his way up to 142,400 chips.

If Luongo manages to survive through one more day he stands a very good chance of making the money, which starts at $19,277 with 666 players remaining.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Is the deal done???

Roberto Luongo has lived to sit and shuffle his chips another day at the main event of the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.

From the Vancouver Sun:

Luongo finished his fifth level of play Tuesday night with 142,400 chips and was in 253rd place. Gaelle Baumann of France led with 505,800 chips. Luongo’s brother, Fabio, stood in 130th place with 186,000 chips. Players began the tournament with 30,000 chips.

Luongo will resume play Thursday when the huge field is condensed into one group. Up until now, the field has been split into three groups — A, B and C.

The main event runs until July 16, save for the final table which is played in October. The winner will take home $8,527,982.

As odd as it sounds, it’s worth wondering if the WSOP is holding up a Luongo trade. Considering how seriously he takes poker, it would be pretty unfair if the Canucks pulled the trigger on a deal while he was participating in the world’s most famous tournament.

Not to mention, press conferences always accompany major trades, and he’s not going to do one in Vegas.

On June 29, it was reported that the Florida Panthers were “internally getting ready for the return of Roberto Luongo.”

 

[mooger_35]

July 17 announcement? Hope so.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Strombone ‏@strombone1
True story: played roulette the other night for about 1h and #35 black came out 6 times! Thanks pal! #Schneids #$$$$

 

[mooger_35]

Day 3 tables for the Luongo bros

Daniel Doucet 76,000 Amazon / 439 / 1
Rune Vestermark 93,400 Amazon / 439 / 2
Michael Sewell 54,100 Amazon / 439 / 3
Joseph Caruso 93,900 Amazon / 439 / 4
Ramlal Basdeo 150,200 Amazon / 439 / 5
Jeff Weiss 16,400 Amazon / 439 / 6
Roberto Luongo 142,400 Amazon / 439 / 7
Charles Joerg 129,200 Amazon / 439 / 8
Daniel Arfin 159,900 Amazon / 439 / 9

Kurt Lichtman 78,500 Pavilion / 110 / 1
Peter Malkoun 57,400 Pavilion / 110 / 2
Fabio Luongo 186,000 Pavilion / 110 / 3
Jacques Dermegreditchian 42,400 Pavilion / 110 / 4
Feming Chan 74,200 Pavilion / 110 / 5
Dominik Nitsche 45,800 Pavilion / 110 / 6
Jared Okun 150,200 Pavilion / 110 / 7
Ross Myers 53,300 Pavilion / 110 / 8
Thomas Mou 42,900 Pavilion / 110 / 9

 

[jstewismybastardson]

solid!

 

[DChero]

solid!

Can't. Stop. Watching.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Roberto Luongo has lasted longer in the world series of poker than he did in the 2012 NHL playoffs.

 

[SLY]

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Andrew Feldman ‏@AFeldmanESPN
Serious props to Roberto Luongo who seems like he's going to make it through the day. The goalie has some incredible patience

he's getting some serious praise for his poker skills from the experts ... i think he's the last pro athlete remaining in the wsop

 

[mooger_35]

Fabio and Roberto interviewed on day 3

Brothers Fabio and Roberto Luongo Together at WSOP (Video)

 

[mooger_35]

he's going to need some good fortune to get much further though

#186 Fabio Luongo (360,000)

#639 Roberto Luongo (92,000)

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