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Our man in the Caribbean, Malcolm Weir, speaks to the young Swedish poker sensation Bengt Sonnert, who reveals just how long it took him to become a successful poker player, and talks about the biggest wins of his career. Also British poker legend Roy ‘the Boy’ Brindley, talks about the devastating experience of coming second in the World Heads-up Poker Championship.
Pro Player Interviews
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Bengt Sonnert |
| Bengt Sonnert is a fast becoming a sensation in the poker world. A former engineering student from the home town of internet legend Erik Sagstrom, Bengt is just 24, and has only been playing poker for three years, but that hasn’t stopped him building up a fierce reputation and a sizeable bankroll. |
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Roy 'The Boy' Brindley |
| A relative unknown at the beginning of 2002, Roy “The Boy” Brindley became a European poker star in the blink of an eye. That year, his first as a full time poker player (Roy only started playing poker in September 2001!) Roy won eight festival tournaments and came second in the World Heads-up Poker Championship. |
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Tony G |
| Tony G is affectionately known as “The Mouth from Down Under” and anyone who has seen him playing poker in a televised event will know exactly where that name comes from. Known for his often outrageous “smack talking”, Tony notoriously shows no affection and no compassion whatsoever for his opponents at the poker table, often taunting players after knocking them out. |
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Marc Goodwin |
| It hasn’t been the worst of years for Marc Goodwin. A former windows salesman from Birmingham, Marc decided to turn pro ten months ago, just after his third place finish in the Monte Carlo Millions. He could be forgiven for wondering what all the fuss is about. |
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