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Scott "urnotindangr" Palmer

I started playing live small buy-in tournaments when i was 15. I won the first 4 I played in. After that i started playing some lowstakes cash games and eventually got money online. I busted my first couple of deposits. But then went on a huge heater starting with $90. Within 2 weeks I had $15,000. A year and a half later I had built up enough of a roll to start playing nosebleeds.

Online Alias: urnotindangr

Location:Odenton MD

Favorite Game:PLO 6m

Favorite Hand:75suited

Career Highlights: Winning 500k in a day playing all cash games

Poker pro respects the most: Anyone who isn't a bumhunter

Interesting or Random Fact:I was homeschooled my whole life.

Martijn "Megal0d0n" Gerrits

I started playing freerolls and accumulating play money on PokerStars. Once I made my first million in play money I sold it for $10, lost it and started over again until I had 10 million in play money, which in turn I sold for $100. With this money I started grinding on the European networks, playing 6-max 24 tables in Nanonoko style (on the micro limits). As soon as I built up my bankroll, I started playing 6-max up to $10-$20 and moved to Heads-Up up to $100-$200 looking for better action. Currently I am still playing NL HU tables on the European networks up to $25-$50 with an occasional upshot to $50-$100 and $100-$200 if the games are good enough.

Online Alias: Megal0d0n

Location: St. Julians - Malta

Favorite Game: Indian Poker

Favorite Hand: AA

Career Highlights: Winning $83K in a day playing all cash

Poker pro respects the most: Anyone who is famous for making millions playing cash games online, instead of being famous For luckboxing a single tournament.

Interesting or Random Fact: I love to give out very expensive but useless birthday presents, just for the fun of it.

Josh "Litlebastrd" Tieman

I started off playing freerolls and small stakes SNGs and cash games in college.  I slowly rose through the stakes over the course of a year or two to eventually become a regular at $10/$20 NL with some shots at $25/50 and up to $200/$400. I later transitioned from full ring games to shorthanded no-limit and eventually heads-up and did well. I then started playing some pot-limit Omaha in 2009 and found a lot of similarities between NL and PLO.  I really enjoyed the action of PLO and found that I learned the game very quickly and it was well suited to my style of play.  That's where I can usually be found these days.

Online Alias:  Litlebastrd

Location:  USA

Favorite Game:  HU PLO

Favorite Hand:  Left

Career Highlights:  Winning a WSOP bracelet or shaking Nanonoko's hand, too close to call

Poker pro respects the most:  Ivey, he can win at anything

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