Historical Ten Seat No Limit Holdem

Ten Seat No Limit Holdem Table

I have listed 10 people who are famous throughout history that I would like to Play No-Limit Holdem with. Each brings unique strengths to the game based on what they have done in their lives. I hope you enjoy this and I will do this again throughout the year.

Abe Lincoln – Good player, very honest, doesn’t bluff at all. Likes to change decks a lot when things aren’t going his way.

George Armstrong Custer – Reckless, very loose, plays every hand. Goes all in with nothing against unbeatable odds.

Albert Einstein – Solid Player, calculates odds quickly and accurately. Believes in Mind over Matter.

John Kennedy – Loose/aggressive. Not afraid to go all in and is willing to bluff. Likes to chit-chat with everyone and shake hands. Keeps one eye on his cards and one on the cocktail waitress.

George Washington – Good player. Conservative but will attempt daring moves at times. Presence can be intimidating. Honest to a fault, won’t bluff at all.

Marilyn Monroe – appears to not be very bright but has a couple of assets that are very distracting. Will get people to fold for no reason. Somewhat of a misfit.

Jack Nicklaus – good, solid player. Stays within his game, doesn’t take unnecessary chances. Comes through in the clutch. Rises to major challenges and has incredible win rate.

William “Wild Bill” Hickock – dashing player. Aggressive to the point of reckless. Always wants to change game to Five Card Draw. Likes to sit with back to the wall and won’t play hands with Aces and Eights.

Paul Newman – Nice man, with a real poker face, almost as if he is acting when playing cards. Will try to hustle you and likes the color of your money. Can sting you with cards that aren’t quite what they appear.

Wolverine Fan – tight/aggressive. Somewhat awestruck with competition .

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