Comments on: Lee Cambell

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By: Lee

Lee — Mon, 26 Dec 2005 17:39:52 +0000

Ali

For me, as a youngster, cards was an old womans game (in my family, the women have girls card nights) or a rich mans game (see all the films that are so innaccurate). Only through luck did I discover the beauty of the game. I’m sure though with the massive coverage it gets now I would have been hooked sooner or later.

I used to think, “mmm it’s great weather, I wish I was playing golf” now I think “I wish I was playing poker”. I would love to play in some big tounraments and have had an offer to have my buy in covered, but until I feel I have a realistic chance I’ll stick to the smaller games.

The internet often annoys me with mad fish winning with 82 o, but thats the beauty of poker. The fact that a gambler or chancer can beat a mathmatician makes it attractive to people of all intelligence levels, god I love the game

Thanks Ali

all the best
Lee

By: ALI-G

ALI-G — Sun, 25 Dec 2005 11:23:53 +0000

Hi Lee,
thanks alot for all your unput. I found it to be a rather informative and enjoyable Q&A.
I took particular notice in your intro and outro sections. Being an actor, filmmaker and poet is quite an accomplishment in anyones sense and as a child to be actor was something I and alot of others always aspired for.
Enter your outro and you stated how “hopefully I will know enough to pack in work eventually and get paid to do what I love.”
Im pretty sure that Professional Poker was the last thing you wanted to do as a child so I was interested in your thoughts as to why people from different walks of life such as yourself and I have all of a sudden realised the beauty and thrill of the game and put it at the top of our new wishlist.
Thanks again.

By: Crazy Snake

Crazy Snake — Sat, 24 Dec 2005 01:29:18 +0000

Hi Lee,
Would love to get your notes, basic though they may be.

Cheers
CS

By: Lee

Lee — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 23:43:22 +0000

Thanks mate. I realise it’s not ground breaking advice, but tournament wise it really makes a difference. Be aggressive or get out. If anyone wants the notes I took from annie I would be happy to send them out, they are very basic but what do you expect? Let me know and I’ll send ‘em out.

cheers
Lee

By: Crazy Snake

Crazy Snake — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 09:08:27 +0000

Hi Lee,

Loved the interview and glad to have you aboard. I especially liked the advice from Mad Marty Wilson and it will most certainly make a positive difference to my game going forward.
Hope to catch you on the boards in the future.

Regards
CS