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Daniel Keits: The Poker Pro Who Threw Chips Like a Baseball Player
StrategyFebruary 24, 2015·1 min read

Daniel Keits: The Poker Pro Who Threw Chips Like a Baseball Player


Daniel Keits, a professional poker player, recently discussed his controversial behavior during the Aussie Millions tournament. Keits threw a handful of chips at his opponent Jeff Rossiter after losing a pre-flop all-in with Kx Kx against Ax Ax. This incident has been a topic of discussion among his opponents online.

Ben Sulski commented on the incident, expressing concern about being targeted with chips. JayP-AA jokingly mentioned wanting to throw a chip at w00ki3z, referencing the incident. Ilari FIN mentioned that he was lucky the incident didn't happen offline, implying Keits might have thrown chips at him.

Keits explained that he was frustrated and threw chips at his opponent's stack, not at the opponent himself. He mentioned that he lost a million dollars in Australia over two weeks and has been losing in mixed games recently. Despite his struggles, Keits acknowledged that he has started exercising more recently. He also discussed his motivation during downswings and upswings, mentioning that he is open to playing with Ben Tolleren under certain conditions.

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