Poker pros Daniel ‘jungleman12’ Cates and Andrew Feldman are now expected to fight in one of the highlighted prop bets of this season; at least, this is what can be concluded based on recent tweets from the two high stakes players:
Daniel Cates: @Andrewfeldman1 so you still want to do the fight? Let's schedule for this WSOP perhaps? #Ringmatch
Andrew Feldman: “Sure lets do it! #hu4rolz”
In a later post, Feldman added that he has been training with a professional personal instructor, four times a week, mostly in the company of Ole-Kristian Nergard. Although nothing else specific is known about the fight other than the tweets, intense guesswork goes on in most poker forums and even bets are being made.
Tony ‘Bond18’ Dunst’s comment “In terms of size Jungle is definitely a favorite, and if they bet big I feel like it increases his edge because he'll probably use that obsessive mind of his towards training” is just one of the many at 2p2, for example.
Last November, Bertrand ‘ElkY’ Grospellier fought Lex ‘RasZi’ Veldhuis and it took only two rounds for the latter to knock ‘ElkY’ out. Before that, Gus Hansen and Theo Jorgensen entered the ring, when Jorgensen sent Hansen home, although they fought the three rounds through.
Daniel Cates: @Andrewfeldman1 so you still want to do the fight? Let's schedule for this WSOP perhaps? #Ringmatch
Andrew Feldman: “Sure lets do it! #hu4rolz”
In a later post, Feldman added that he has been training with a professional personal instructor, four times a week, mostly in the company of Ole-Kristian Nergard. Although nothing else specific is known about the fight other than the tweets, intense guesswork goes on in most poker forums and even bets are being made.
Tony ‘Bond18’ Dunst’s comment “In terms of size Jungle is definitely a favorite, and if they bet big I feel like it increases his edge because he'll probably use that obsessive mind of his towards training” is just one of the many at 2p2, for example.
Jungleman12 and Feldman on the first PS montage
Last November, Bertrand ‘ElkY’ Grospellier fought Lex ‘RasZi’ Veldhuis and it took only two rounds for the latter to knock ‘ElkY’ out. Before that, Gus Hansen and Theo Jorgensen entered the ring, when Jorgensen sent Hansen home, although they fought the three rounds through.
