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	$1,500 Razz: "If You Can't Break With the Ones You Want, Break the Ones You're With" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huck figured he might be able to amass enough chips to survive being blinded off, and that he could run over and play fast on the final table breaks, or possibly in the middle of what looked like long-developing hands.
		Huck started the new round up $130,000-63,000, and with the pot-limit dinner break drawing to a close, there was some small chance he could polish off Spadavecchia in time to get back to the table on the other side of the room with a pitiful few chips left.
		Huck caught a four on 6th street to John’s queen, bet out, and Spadavecchia was practically forced to call for the size of the pot, despite the apparently hopeless situation.
	www.casino.com /poker/article.asp?id=158 (2434 words)

	Huck Seed \| Professional Poker Player Profile
		Huck Seed - or "Huckleberry" as he sometimes wishes to be called - is also an avid proposition gambler, taking on bets outside of card play.
		In his match with Johnny Chan at the 2002 WSOP, Seed dealt "the hand that will be talked about for years." Chan had bet $20,000 on the Q 3 2 flop, holding a Q 10 of diamonds.
		Huck Seed was a former engineering student at CalTech.
	www.poker-player-profiles.com /huck-seed (388 words)

	POKER PLAYER - Huck Seed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huck is the most aggressive player I have ever met in my life, I know Huck Very good and I consider him one of the best NLH players on the planet..
		Huck seed is a great player and you dont know what he does in his cash games so before u critizise him for not being a great tournament player know ur facts although he did win the main event in 96
		Huck basically told the guy that since he was all in there was no point in trying to read him.
	www.homepokergames.com /seed.php (1914 words)

	Huck Seed - World Series of Poker - Zone Poker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huck Seed like I have mentioned before is not the easiest guy to lose in a crowd.
		Huck Seed no matter how you see him, careless or just fearless, is by no doubt a great player to watch.
		Huck Seed has not played in a poker circuit in that recent past but one can only hope that this giant of the game will make another showing.
	www.zonepoker.com /wsop/huck-seed.html (742 words)

	WSOP Profile On Huck Seed At Gambling-Win.com
		The first thing that sets Huck Seed apart from many of his competitors is the sheer length of the man. Clocking in at a healthy 6'7", he looms over virtually all his opponents, even when seated.
		It was in 1996 that Huck Seed won the main event at the WSOP, taking home $1,000,000 for his silent efforts.
		Huck's antics away from the poker table have generated a fair amount of attention, as well.
	www.gambling-win.com /profile-huck-seed.html (443 words)

	Poker playes / WSOP winners / 1991-2000 / Huck Seed
		Seed has had playing poker, he does not need any financial help from rich unles, or anyone else for that matter.
		This is just one example of the type of gambler Seed is. This is precisely the reason he is so unpredictable and dangerous at the table.
		Huck Seed has carried off one of the most successful assaults against his fellow pros that the industry has ever seen.
	www.launchpoker.com /players/wsop_winners/1991_2000/-huck-seed- (497 words)

	Huck Seed - Professional Poker Player
		Huck Seed is one of the most enigmatic poker players on the circuit today.
		Seed bet $10,000.00 that he could float on any body of water, provided he was allowed to wear a wetsuit.
		Seed had won the WSOP, and he did it by playing smart, picking his spots, and not being intimidated by an all in raise after the flop.
	www.tournamentmonitor.com /poker-players/huck-seed.aspx (640 words)

	Huck Seed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Huckleberry (Huck) Seed (born 1969?) is an American professional poker player.
		Seed won the 1996 World Series of Poker (WSOP) main event, and the $1,000,000 first prize.
		He made the final table of the 1999 WSOP event, but finished 6th (eventual champion Noel Furlong eliminated him).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Huck_Seed (215 words)

	Huck Seed - Poker Pro
		Huck returned to the final table of the WSOP in 1999, but finished 6th.
		Huck is also well known as an avid proposition gambler, taking on bets outside of card play.
		The guy making the bet was able to choose the day, and he selected a day when the temperature was up to 120 degrees, and Huck had to play without the benefit of a cart, he had to run the course to complete all the holes.
	www.poker.com /professionalplayers/seed.htm (490 words)

	1999 World Series of Poker - Event 16 - Day 3
		Huck's next exciting encounter came with Randy Holland, who had been battling with his relatively short stack by stealing, or at least taking, a lot of pots with all-in overbets for about 90 minutes.
		Huck raised it to $30,000 from the button, and Randy went all-in from the small blind; given the number of all-in bets Randy had been making, Huck didn't hesitate very long in calling.
		Huck Seed called the bet from (where else?) the button, but Furlong went all-in from the big blind.
	www.conjelco.com /wsop99/event18.html (2068 words)

	2000 World Series of Poker - Event 17
		When Huck Seed won the World Championship in 1996, few thought it could possibly be this long before he would win another gold bracelet.
		When a 7 arrived for Seed, Huck made an 8 7 4 and Ferguson was the first to leave in 8th place.
		Huck had been drawing to a 6 4 and caught the wheel to destroy Sisskind's stack.
	www.conjelco.com /wsop2000/event17.html (942 words)

	Inside the Tour, Volume nine \| Poker News
		Huck now bet 1400 into the pot (he has to give McBeath, an aggressive amateur, a hand like QQ or JJ, or possibly AQ off-suit with one heart, or AK and afraid of being check-raised on the turn, or possibly AhKx with top pair and the nut flush draw.
		This was a hand that we later argued about as Huck and several other professional players said that it was a "great" play to move all-in with the A-10 and I said it was flat terrible in all cases because you had two players yet to act behind you.
		Yosh is aware that Huck is raising with a lot of hands but he still rates to have a good hand in re-raising three in front of the big blind.
	www.pokernews.com /news/2005/05/inside-the-tour-volume-nine.htm (1388 words)

	WSOP Trivia: Huck Seed From Last to First \| PokerBlog.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In 1996, Huck Seed was the 295th player to register for the field of 295 players.
		Huck Seed went on to become the 1996 WSOP Champion.
		In 1999, Huck Seed again made the final table of the main event, finishing in 6th place.
	www.pokerblog.com /wsop-trivia-huck-seed-from-last-to-first.html (208 words)

	NBC Heads Up Poker
		In the two-hour season finale of the 2006 National Heads-Up Championship, Chris Ferguson, Ted Forrest, Shawn Sheikhan, and Huck Seed faced off for the right to call themselves Heads-Up Champ for a year.
		Early on, Huck seemed to be in control of the match.
		Seed checked behind, either giving Ferguson a chance to catch up, or because he was afraid Ferguson would check-raise.
	www.nbcheadsup.com /seas2_ep6.html (1402 words)

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		Huck Seed started with $117,900 and Johnny Chan, the "Orient Express," was close behind with $91,900.
		Seed had earlier lost a pot to David Singer, and when Citrone forced Chan out by betting into a flop of 9-6-6, he passed both men.
		Huck's only outs were another king or queen, but a 3 on the river left the 1996 world champion, three-bracelet, 11th all-time WSOP money winner, in third place, with a not-inconsiderable cash-out of $55,550.
	www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/poker/wsop2003/ev15g.htm (2280 words)

	CasinoGaming.com -- World Series of Poker
		Longson was on a heater at the time and grounded Huck Seed in 4th.
		Seed got all his chips, about $40k, into the pot and was covered by O'Neil.
		Huck flipped his hand into the muck when Longson showed him 8 7.
	www.casinogaming.com /wsop/may1802.html (706 words)

	WSOP 1996 - Huck Seed - Starthereforpoker.com
		Seed only had a 4-5 hand yet threw all his chips into the pot, hoping for a straight.
		Seed, who likes to be called "Huckleberry," is also renowned for being an avid proposition gambler, which means he bets on practically anything, not just cards.
		Seed won over $24,000 that night, more than enough to recover his losses in the $10,000 floating bet.
	www.starthereforpoker.com /read_article.php?id=55 (620 words)

	Wicked Chops Poker: Huck Seed Doesn't Win Heads Up Championship
		And although Huck, the '96 WSOP main event champ and a 9th place finisher in the heads-up tourney last year, didn't win, I have to say I wasn't far off on my prediction.
		Huck was one of my three early picks to win it all (along with Barry G and Allen C), and over at Tao of Poker, I commented that Huck was my pick out of the Elite 8 but if Ted Forrest made the final table, it was the latter's to win.
		Huck though couldn't get by Chris Ferguson, who I also acknowledged was an insane choice to pick against considering this guy could outplay most pros heads-up with half his brain tied behind his back.
	wickedchopspoker.blogs.com /my_weblog/2006/03/huck_seed_doesn.html (723 words)

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		Seed started standing up from his chair, and then the flop came 10h-9h-2s; at this point, the hand was a virtual coin flip, with Gray a 51-49 favorite - any king, heart, or queen would win for Seed (Gray's "set" card would have given Seed a straight).
		The dangerous Seed was the chip leader, and we lost a short-stacked player #11 over at the other table just a moment later on another turn card.
		The flop came Qh-3d-2s, Seed checked, Chan bet 20k, and Seed immediately announced, with a wave of his hand, "I'm all in." Chan thought for about four seconds and said "I call," and all hundred spectators, who had been warned not to stand up in their grandstand seats, stood simultaneously.
	www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/poker/wsop2003/ev14g.htm (1075 words)

	Huck Seed - Stu Ungar - Four Queens Poker championship
		Ungar was playing in the Four Queens Poker championship in 1991 when he went headlong into a very young Huck Seed.
		The then-22 year old Seed would go on to win the 1997 World Championship, drawing comparisons to a young Phil Hellmuth and Ungar himself, and in this hand, he had the lead.
		On the river, as Dalla tells it, Seed made a big move and Ungar, having missed his flush draw, sat and pondered for a couple of minutes.
	www.wisehandpoker.com /Handofday/archive/stueys-foresight.php (489 words)

	You must try the poker mind meld \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		"Huck bets about $5,000, which is about the size of the pot," Negreanu said.
		Negreanu's message was that he was trying not to face a big bet, even though he welcomed it and got it when Seed raised $25,000.
		But I know Huck, and I know Huck is very capable of pouncing on weakness – that little, weak message that I sent him.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20060113/news_1c13poker1.html (407 words)

	The 2+2 Forums: The time i tried to outplay Huck Seed
		Now fastforward to a few years ago when it was rumored Huck fell on hard times and was now broke.
		This is Huck Seed he's supposed to be the big bluff man! So i said he will be bluffing alot later.
		As is the same for playing one hand with Huck Seed, or bluffing Johnny Chan off his hand at the Taj.
	forumserver.twoplustwo.com /showflat.php?Number=4003172 (1141 words)

	Sports-Stuff.com Signs Huck Seed and Paul "The Truth" Darden
		Huck Seed is a former World Series of Poker Main Event winner and has continued his success for the past number of years.
		A quiet and reserved player, Huck is one of the most recognizable names in the poker community and is highly respected by fellow players.
		Poker great Phil Hellmuth once said he considers Huck Seed to be one of the best players in the game.
	www.casinocitytimes.com /news/article.cfm?contentID=158583 (402 words)

	CasinoGaming.com -- World Series of Poker
		Starting with hand four, Huck Seed played five out of six hands, each time folding on fourth or fifth street and blowing off considerable chips in the process.
		Seed was the next player to go all in.
		Seed had anted himself down to $1,000 and put it all in when a deuce made him the low-card bring-in.
	www.casinogaming.com /wsop/2003/0505.html (1490 words)

	National Heads-Up Poker Championship
		In 1996, at the age of 27, Seed overcame a then-record field of 295 entrants to win the 27th annual World Series main event and $1 million.
		Seed was once was an electrical engineering student at Cal Tech, but he took a leave of absence in 1989 to start playing poker and has never returned.
		Erik Seidel has seven World Series bracelets to his name, but he may be most famous for his brief appearance in the movie "Rounders." That fact, however, should not diminish Seidel as a poker player: he is considered to be among the world's best at No Limit Hold'em, and his career results support that reputation.
	www.nbcheadsup.com /bios7.html (801 words)

	Poker.com's Poker Blog: Semi-Final Time at Ceasars
		In the other semi-final Huck Seed takes on Ted Forest, Huck possibly holding a slight advantage after making light work of Barry Greenstein in comparison with Ted's marathon match-up with Sam Farha.
		My tip is for Chris 'Jesus' Ferguson to make it back to the final, but to be twice the bridesmaid losing to Huck Seed.
		They switched the brackets on me so its actually Chris 'Jesus' Ferguson vs Huck Seed in one semi.
	www.poker.com /blog/2006/03/semi-final-time-at-ceasars.htm (220 words)

	Huck Seed - Professional Poker Player Profile
		Standing at an ominous 6 ft 7 in, Huck Seed is just as big off the table as he is on it.
		Like the biggest gamblers of poker lore, Huck is known for his proposition bets, once lost $10,000 to Phil Hellmuth betting that he could float for a full 24 hours in any body of water.
		Huck made all of it back, however, after defeating Hellmuth in 9-ball for $2000 a game.
	www.pokerpages.com /players/profiles/3921/huck-seed.htm (415 words)

	Huck Seed and Live vs. Tournament Poker Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huck Seed and Live vs. Tournament Poker Games
		Huck Seed, live poker games, prize money, poker
		Huck Seed shows why he prefers Live poker to
	www.vegaspokerinsider.com /Huck_Seed_Poker.html (444 words)

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