Norman Chad is also known as one of the best commentator of the World Series of Poker on ESPN. He is also a syndicated columnist whose each column has something for the reader. Recently, he has published his own book that talks about his views on the ESPN as a sports network. It also has his criticism on different sports program.

Chad has been making NFL predictions for the last 11 years. When asked he simply shrugs off by saying that he just tossed the coin to know the winner!

Well here it is: Like many people, Daniel Negreanu’s passion was conceived at a young age. His parents had both left Romania and made a permanent stop in Toronto, where Daniel’s father became an electrician. Daniel Negreanu, however, didn’t want to follow in his father’s electric footsteps, and decided to venture out into the world of poker. He taught himself how to play poker at the meager age of 15, and at 16, turned his passion into a financially pleasing hobby, playing at pool halls and betting with other gamblers. The pleasantry ended when he found himself incapable of graduating high school, which is why Negreanu, at 17, dropped out. When he was 21, he made the decision to move to Las Vegas in order to pursue a career in poker. Unfortunately, luck abandoned him, and with his financial state awry, he moved back to Toronto.

Fortunately, luck, along with talent, re-entered Daniel Negreanu’s life when he won a couple events at the World Poker Finals. Since then he’s started his own poker-friendly website, signed with PokerStars, the largest online poker cardroom, and has racked in thousands of dollars by participating in various Tournaments.

Negreanu’s WPT Chase

Negreanu was determined to nail down that WPT crown, playing in every event he could to give himself his best shot at a title. Finally, in September in Atlantic City, Daniel got his chance. He made it to the final table of the Borgata Poker Open as the chip leader.

No Easy Road

As good as his position seemed, it would be no easy road to victory. Far from being packed with amateurs, this final table was a murderers’ row, containing WSOP main event runner up David

Williams, main event final tablist Josh Arieh, talented pro Chris Tsiprailidis and feared top pro Phil Ivey. In the end, it came down to Negreanu and David Williams, and Negreanu’s well-timed pocket aces were enough to give him the victory.

Keeping the Momentum Going

Not one to let any momentum go to waste, Negreanu was back at the finaltable a few months later for the Five Diamond World Poker Classic in Las Vegas. With the winning experience under his belt, Negreanu went all the way again, defeating the colorful Humberto Brenes for his second WPT title.

Negreanu rounded out the WPT season with a third place finish at the World Poker Open in Tunica, earning him WPT Player of the Year Honors, the respect of his poker peers and a much-deserved sense of poker satisfaction.

Over the past few years, Hachem has been traveling around the world, competing in poker tournaments and coming out with a handful of wins and modest earnings. His name didn’t become as well known to many poker fanatics until, in December, he won over two million dollars when he won his very first World Poker Tour. Since then, and even before that day, Hachem has won thousands in winnings, and it doesn’t look like he’s ready to slow down. His bank account, which has brought in over 10 million dollars in poker earnings, is the affirmation anyone with a morsel of doubt will need if ever they chose to doubt Hachem’s credibility.

If you’re a fan of Hellmuth and you consider him to be either the best poker player ever, or among the few, you’re not entirely out of place to be throwing around an accusation like that. They’re not blind, that’s for sure. After coming in first place in 20 tournaments and taking home 11 bracelets, at the very least, Hellmuth is one of the better players that has walked this earth. If that’s not good enough, then you might consider the fact that Hellmuth won 3 gold bracelets in just one year. Only 2 other players in this world can say they match up to that astounding talent. Phil Helmuth, aka ‘The Poker Brat’, was born in July of 1964, in Wisconsin. He currently lives with his wife and 2 children–his wife is also a famous poker player. You may recall the phrase ‘trash-talker’ in Matusow’s biography. Well, that same phrase can be applied to Hellmuth. He’s not only famously known for playing and winning game after game…he’s controversially known for his disrespectful remarks to fellow players.

You can watch some fun videos of him here, Phil Hellmuth.