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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Dave Ulliott
		Ulliott was set upon by five men and their wives (one of whom slashed his face with a steel comb), after protecting his younger brother.
		Ulliott became involved in a safe-cracking team soon after, after being advised by the rest of the team that everyone was involved in the operation, including the shops, which carried out insurance fraud, and the police, who turned a blind eye.
		Ulliott's win was watched by over 1,500,000 people (a huge figure for the channel and timeslot of the broadcast) and his character at the table was part of the reason for the renewal of the series, which went on to run for five more series, with Ulliott appearing in them all.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Dave_Ulliott (2464 words)

	Dave Ulliott, Premier League Poker Player from Channel 4
		Dave "The Devilfish" Ulliottt was a minor figure in the Hull underworld, but went on to become a World Series of Poker bracelet-winner, and a mainstay of televised poker.
		Over the following years, Dave worked on his tournament game to the extent that during 1996 he won £100,000 in a two-week period at The Vic.
		Dave went on to win the heads-up confrontation against Peter Evans, and the £40,000 first prize.
	www.channel4.com /entertainment/tv/microsites/P/poker/plp-players-dave-ulliott.html (437 words)

	Dave Ulliott (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Dave ''"Devilfish"'' Ulliott (born January 4, 1954 in Hull, England) is a professional poker player.
		Ulliott, the son of a truck driver, began playing poker at the age of 16, although he pursued a different career at first.
		His nickname prior to then was "Dave the Clock" because he used a grandfather clock as a buy-in to a local game in England.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Dave_Ulliott (664 words)

	ukpokerclub - uk poker player dave ulliott aka devil fish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		David A. Ulliott aka "Devilfish" born on April 1st 1954 in hull is not only one of the best UK poker players but he has also proved himself as an exceptional international poker player time and time again.
		Ulliott took £10,000 with him on the trip to vegas, and had remained about even until he entered the $500 pot limit Omaha event of the 1997 Four Queens Poker Classic.
		Ulliott's win was watched by over 1,500,000 people (a huge figure for the channel and timeslot of the broadcast) and his character at the table was part of the reason for the renewal of the series, which went on to run for 5 more series, with Ulliott appearing in them all.
	www.ukpokerclub.co.uk /uk_poker_player_dave_ulliott_aka_devil_fish.html (527 words)

	Dave_Ulliott
		Ulliott was confined to a small cell in Kingston Upon Hull Police Station for three weeks, and was later sent to Leeds Prison, where he was kept in isolation for 23 hours a day for the first two months of his nine month sentence, which included his 21st birthday.
		Ulliott eliminated four of his five opponents at the final table, in a performance that commentator Mike Sexton has referred to as "still the most dominating performance in WPT history."
		Ulliott represented his country in the Poker Nations Cup, the PartyPoker.com Football and Poker Legends Cup and the Intercontinental Poker Championship as well as the inaugural British Poker Open which had a strong American field in contention.
	en.filepoint.de /info/Dave_Ulliott (2658 words)

	Dave Ulliott. Poker Players. "The Devilfish". Pictures, Links.
		Dave "The Devilfish" Ulliott took the poker world by storm since beginning to play poker at the age of 16.
		Dave Ulliott jumped head first into the Mecca, Vegas scene when no one local would play him since he won all the time...
		Dave "The Devilfish" Ulliott has taken the poker world by storm since beginning to play poker at the age of 16.
	pokercardgames.com /Dave_Ulliott.htm (505 words)

	Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott \| Professional Poker Player Profile
		Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott is one of the most notable personalities in the poker scene.
		Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott is perhaps the most well-known British player in the circuit.
		Prior to this he was called "Dave the Clock" because he once used a grandfather clock as a buy-in to a game in England.
	www.poker-player-profiles.com /dave-devilfish-ulliott (415 words)

	Rolf Slotboom
		But Dave stole a lot of pots too, got into an early lead and even though the young man crawled back from a 35,000 to 125,000 to only a 60,000 to 100,000 chip deficit, the man from Hull stayed in control most of the time.
		Mats was aggressive enough though, like for example when he raised Dave's 10,000 bet all-in to 34,000 on the turn 9758 (Dave folding J8), or when he raised preflop and then moved in against a K33 board.
		Dave won three pots in a row, and had the young man severely crippled.
	www.rolfslotboom.com /reports/whuc2004_5.html (1943 words)

	Poker.Net - The Devil Went Down
		For five hours, I watched Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott, one of England's and indeed the world's greatest poker players, put on a virtuoso performance in the $1,500 (with rebuys) pot-limit Omaha event at the World Series of Poker.
		Dave stopped and considered for quite a while, and then finally called, slamming a stack of 20 chips down into the pot.
		The board came A-Q-2-8-4, and Duke was gone, the result of two hands in which she had gotten her money in with aces, kings, and the lead, only to be taken down by the community cards.
	www.poker.net /headlines/articles/thedevilwentdown.htm (3249 words)

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		Dave and Rob were in good shape as the chip leaders, although Rob had been lucky to get there by cracking the aces of "Holy Man" Moses with AQ66 double-suited.
		Dave bet all-in on the 9h7h5 flop with what proved to be 765h4h, bottom two-pair, flush- and straight draw, a nice combination hand.
		Dave's Ah3hT2 had a lot of outs when on the turn the board showed 9754 with two hearts, but a blank came on the river to give Rob, with A973 single-suited and two pair, the trophy.
	members.chello.nl /r.slotboom/masterclassics/master7.htm (1478 words)

	Dave ‘Devilfish’ Ulliott \| Popular Poker Player \| Devilfish \| Poker Strategy
		Dave’s record speaks for itself, but his strength lies in intimidating weaker players, something which he does particularly well.
		Dave is an excellent reader of players and can often put a man on an exact hand.
		Dave and I have a history going back to cash games in the Midlands years ago, so I tend to see him in a different light to most of the newer players.
	www.pokerplayermagazine.co.uk /advancedplay/holdem/1390/player_analysis_dave_ulliott.html (1266 words)

	Best Omaha players in the world - Online Poker Profiles
		Dave Colclough, since his debut in 1995, game play has been consistently better.
		Dave Colclough residing in Birmingham achieved his degree in Information Technology (BEC/TEC) from a college in Stock-on-Trent.
		Dave is reckoned to be one of the best and impressive Omaha players to have played the game.
	www.onlinepokergift.com /online-poker/poker-resources/player-profiles/dave-e-colclough.jsp (384 words)

	Swimming with the Devil Fish av Des Wilson Â» Bokkilden
		Dave "The Devilfish" Ulliott has taken the poker world by storm since beginning to play at the age of 16.
		The Devilfish is a working-class man from Hull who was a petty criminal at 16, a safe-breaker who spent his 21st birthday in prison, and then a pawnbroker in Hull who's turned his gambling hobby into a hugely lucrative career.
		Dave Ulliott was the first British player to win a $500,000 poker event in the US, won the first Late Night Poker series on Channel 4, and is the face of Ultimatebet.com, one of the biggest online poker sites.
	www.bokkilden.no /SamboWeb/produkt.do?produktId=2685166&rom=MP (286 words)

	Poker Pros / David Ulliott: 'On The Devilfish!'
		First he was just “The Clock.” Dave “The Clock.” He began playing poker at age 16 at his hometown of Null.
		Dave showed his grandfather’s clock and asked for the permission to use it as a buy-in.
		Dave Ulliott is not only a poker player.
	www.launchpoker.com /players/poker_players/-david-ulliott- (434 words)

	PokerInEurope.com - Poker Article - 111002
		The little delay before the match was filled with Dave performing the evergreen "Blueberry Hill" from behind the piano.
		Dave continues to chip away at his opponent by playing small pots, and by continuing to put the pressure on Daniel through sometimes witty, and sometimes intimidating chat.
		After another trey on the river and another eight on the river, Dave knows that it is almost impossible for him to have the best hand, considering that Daniel had given him action on the flop.
	www.pokerineurope.com /pokerarticles/detail.php?articleid=1021 (1460 words)

	Dave Ulliott - Devilfish
		Dave “Devilfish” Ulliott worked as a jeweler and pawnbroker in England prior to his career in poker.
		Ulliott, aged 50, received his nickname from Men Nguyen.
		Ulliott began playing poker at the age 15 and stuck to local, cash games until 1996 when he went to tournaments.
	www.online-poker-beginners-guide.com /Dave-Ulliott.htm (88 words)

	Games - Dave Ulliott
		Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott (born January 4, 1954 in Hull, England) is a professional poker player.
		Ulliott, the son of a truck driver, began playing poker at the age of 16, although he pursued a different career at first.
		His nickname prior to then was "Dave the Clock" because he used a grandfather clock as a buy-in to a local game in England.
	listing-index.ebay.com /games/Dave_Ulliott.html (589 words)

	Dave Ulliott Devilfish Profile \| Dave Ulliott Devilfish Background
		Dave Ulliott : If one had to wonder why Dave Ulliott was picked as one of the players on the World Poker Tour’s “Bad Boys of Poker,” a quick look at the WPT profile should give a clue.
		It is that kind of no-apologies attitude that contributed to the dangerous persona Dave developed at the poker table, a persona that lead to another player bestowing upon Ulliott what is quite possibly the coolest nickname in poker to date: Devilfish.
		Dave Ulliott: If you stop and think about it, Dave Ulliott couldn’t have gotten a better nickname if he paid for it.
	www.guidetopoker.com /Devilfish-David-Ulliott.php (776 words)

	Poker Players Planet - Poker Players Bios (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		David Ulliott is nicknamed “The Devilfish” after his first tournament in January 1997 where he beat another well known opponent, Men "The Master" Nguyen.
		He got the nickname “Dave the Clock” as a younger player because one time he used a grandfather clock as a buy-in to a local game in England.
		Ulliott is almost certainly the best-known British poker player to date.
	www.pokerplayersplanet.com /Bios/U/Dave_Ulliott_Bios.html (308 words)

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		The board came A-Q-2-8-4, and Duke was gone, the result of two hands where she had gotten her money in with aces, kings, and the lead, only to be taken down by the community cards.
		The non-raise on the river told me either that he figured could only lose if his raise got called, or that he was being cautious against someone he wanted to chop down, rather than play one big pot with.
		Either way, $70,000 moved from Kester's stack to Ulliott's, and Kester sighed audibly, like some of the wind had been knocked out of him, but the wind, and the 70k, returned fairly soon.
	www.casino.com /poker/The-Devil-Went-Down-to-Georgia.html (3480 words)

	WHUPC 2004 / Day 6
		Mark was also able to make Dave lay down many hands by coming over the top of his bets and raises, and suddenly our top favorite had only 35,000 left of the 160,000 that he started with.
		Dave doubled up again, calling a large bet on the flop with a pair of jacks / good kicker against Mark's flush draw that didn't materialize, and now the Devil was up almost 5-to-1.
		And then it was Dave's time to get lucky all-in before the flop, when his KJ got called by A6 and a king came on the river.
	members.chello.nl /r.slotboom/whupc/head6.htm (1927 words)

	2000 World Series of Poker - Event 8
		Known as 'The Devilfish,' Ulliott is one of the most successful poker players in the world.
		Dave Ulliott and fellow Englishman John Morgan were sitting together in the 8 and 9 seats.
		Finally, it was Ulliott who asked for a split of the remaining prize pool.
	www.conjelco.com /wsop2000/event8.html (959 words)

	Dave Ulliott Biography \| Famous Ultimate Bet Poker Player
		Dave Ulliott is the man known as “The Devilfish.” The devilfish is a poisonous fish which can kill if it is ingested when it is not properly prepared.
		Also in 1997, Dave Ulliott won his one and only World Series of Poker bracelet in $2000 Pot Limit Holdem. He has come in second numerous times at other WSOP events, but has never managed to win a second bracelet. In two of his second place finished “The Devilfish” was eliminated while holding pocket aces.
		Dave Ulliot plays online at Ultimate Bet under the screenname “Devilfish.” Ulliott also has his own poker site, devilfishpoker.com, where you can go to play poker online.
	www.macpokeronline.com /famous/dave-ulliott (278 words)

	devilfish - Encyclopedia.com
		The Racing Post (London, England); 4/30/2005; 214 words; POKER celebrity Dave `The Devilfish' Ulliott is taking time out from bluffing and calling this weekend to offer advice to punters on both the races and the games offered...
		Wearing snakeskin from head to toe, Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott claims he does not need to train...
		In his blog, Mr (Devilfish) Ulliott says: I was going to play...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-devilfis.html (930 words)

	High Stakes Bookshop > Swimming with the Devil Fish by Des Wilson
		Dave "The Devil Fish" Ulliott has taken the poker world by storm since beginning to play at the age of 16.
		The Devil Fish is a working-class man from Hull who was a petty criminal at 16, a safe-breaker who spent his 21st birthday in prison, and then a pawnbroker in Hull who's turned his gambling hobby into a hugely lucrative career.
		As an antidote to the endless run of American publications we’ve had to suffer over the last few years, it’s a book that finally puts Britain on the literary poker map and to say that you should order a copy immediately is less a request, more a demand.
	www.highstakes.co.uk /shop/product.php?xProd=12029&a=reviews4poker (412 words)

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