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Douglas Polk's Top 10 Poker Players: Who Made the Cut?
NewsOctober 16, 2013·1 min read

Douglas Polk's Top 10 Poker Players: Who Made the Cut?


Douglas Polk, known as WCGRider, has shared his top 10 list of the best poker players. Unsurprisingly, he places himself at the top, stating that he is the number one player and that no one currently plays better than him. Isaac Hekston, known as luvtheWNBA, is ranked second by Polk, who describes him as the most versatile and well-rounded player.

Daniel Cates, known as Jungleman12, is ranked third. Polk notes that Cates has shown good results against him and plays a unique style of poker. Ben Sulsky, known as Sauce123, is ranked fourth. Polk finds Sulsky's playing style confusing but admits that he understands what Sulsky is doing, even if he doesn't understand why.

Max Altergott, known as altiFC, is ranked fifth by Polk, who praises his skills and notes that he is strong enough to compete with other high-stakes players. Alex Millar, known as Kanu7, is ranked sixth. Polk notes that Millar has had a downswing this year and has not been playing as frequently. Nicholas Heinecker, known as ragen70, is ranked seventh. Polk describes Heinecker as a clever player who sets traps for his opponents.

Tobias Kuder, known as KTPOKP, is ranked eighth. Polk notes that Kuder has had success on lower limits but has not progressed as much as other players. RaúlGonzalez and donthitnrunme share the ninth and tenth places on Polk's list. Polk notes that they are strong players but do not have the same level of skill as the top players on his list.

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