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	John Juanda Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		John Juanda was born July 8, 1971 in Indonesia.
		John arrived in the U.S. in 1990, when he enrolled at Oklahoma State University.
		John was a high school track star for the 200 meter sprints to 5000 meter races.
	www.broadbandpoker.com /john_juanda_bio (228 words)

	John Juanda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Johnson (John) Juanda (born July 8, 1971 in Indonesia) is an American professional poker player based in Marina Del Ray, California.
		John arrived in the U.S. in 1990, when he enrolled at Oklahoma State University.
		John was a high school track star for the 200 meter sprints to 5000 meter races.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Juanda (231 words)

	John Juanda player profile - Professional-Poker.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		John Juanda is one of most competitive poker players you will ever be up against.
		John Juanda was born in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia.
		John Juanda started playing poker when he was studying for his Master’s degree.
	www.professional-poker.com /poker-players/john-juanda.htm (915 words)

	John Juanda - Official World Poker Tour Profile
		It is sometimes said that John Juanda is one of the nicest people in the world of professional poker.
		Even with an interest in gambling at a young age, John was well aware of the benefits of a good education, the importance of family, and the advantage of treating others with the same respect as one expects in return.
		During the time that he was exploring career options, John was also spending his free time at a cardroom in Seattle, honing his skills at the poker table and amassing a bit of a bankroll.
	www.worldpokertour.com /players?x=profile&id=2736&featured=1 (1231 words)

	John Juanda: Prince of Poker \| America's Most Daring Asians Under 40 \| Asian American Personalities \| GoldSea
		John Juanda's early life lessons from a difficult Indonesian childhood became the foundation for one of the winningest careers in professional poker.
		Juanda's ability to play himself into the final table with such consistency can be credited to his remarkable knack for conserving chips and energy through long stretches of promising hands that go nowhere.
		At the age of 19 Juanda came to the U.S. to study at the University of Oklahoma, then moved to the west coast for an MBA at Seattle University.
	www.goldsea.com /Personalities/Daring/juanda.html (936 words)

	The Two Johns Take the Field (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hayden threw her hand away, and Juanda, although certainly not lacking for hands, was putting on a clinic, alternating big re-raises with small blind and ante-stealing raises, and accumulating chips faster than he could stack them.
		With Juanda now leading about $68,000-$22,000, both players grew a bit cautious, and it seemed that each was confident he could outplay the other after the flop, because we saw a lot of limping in from the button and looking at cheap flops.
		John Juanda walked off with the most money, but everyone at this final table was able to walk off knowing he or she had given it his or her best, and that’s what will win the world’s eventual triumph over the evils of terrorism, too.
	www.casino.com /poker/The-Two-Johns-Take-the-Field.html (3058 words)

	John Juanda - Poker Player Profiles - Blind Bet Poker
		John Juanda was born in Indonesia, on July 8th, 1971.
		Juanda was raised in his native Indonesia, and was a talented athlete throughout his childhood.
		In 1990, at age 19, John Juanda immigrated to the United States, and enrolled in Oklahoma State University.
	www.blindbetpoker.com /profiles/john-juanda.html (437 words)

	CasinoGaming.com -- World Series of Poker
		John Juanda is the proverbial calm in the midst of any storm.
		Juanda is a player who is willing to gamble if he feels he has even a small edge, and this frequently results in wider-than-average shift swings.
		Juanda continued to move up and by hand number 152, when he scooped Perry with just a pair of 6s, he had regained the chip lead again.
	www.casinogaming.com /wsop/2003/0505.html (1490 words)

	Legends of Poker: John Juanda \| Poker News
		John was born in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia on July 8th, 1971.
		John's father was the eldest of 12 children, and John was the first grandson.
		John moved to Alhambra, California, which is certainly understandable considering the success he has had at the tournaments in Los Angeles.
	www.pokernews.com /news/2006/2/legends-poker-john-juanda.htm (1228 words)

	Poker Player of the Week @ Thepokerweb.com
		John Juanda is 33 years old and lives in Los Angeles.
		Born and raised in Indonesia, John didn't come to the U.S. until 1990, when he enrolled at Oklahoma State University.
		A bit of a chameleon, John was a high school track star for distances ranging from 200 meter sprints to 5000 meter races.
	www.thepokerweb.com /widows-bio-player-week-5.html (164 words)

	Chris Reslock Wins WSOP Circuit at Showboat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Juanda was drawing to the case Jack, missed, and in one hand was down by nearly a 4 to 1 to his pesky rival.
		Juanda silenced that prospect when he won a few pots and drew back close to 300,000.
		Juanda moved all-in with the two overcards, and Reslock, with top pair and a flush draw made the call instantly.
	www.livestraddle.com /chris-reslock-wsop-circuit-showboat/368 (1809 words)

	John Juanda at Online Poker Winner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		You can see John Juanda as one of the last men standing during the multiple events at the WSOP 2004 on ESPN, or see him on at the final tables of the World Poker Tour.
		Either way, John Juanda has been quickly risen to fame and fortune by playing against some of the best poker players in the world, and winning.
		John Juanda works with some of the best to improve his skills and has won a few wsop bracelets along the way.
	www.online-poker-winner.com /players/john-juanda.html (113 words)

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		John Juanda is not only one of poker's finest players, but also one of its finest people…and for reasons that are sad only to those who want to watch him and learn (or bet on him), he might not be part of the poker world for much longer.
		John probably won't be a threat to finish that high this year, but again, probably not for a reason you'd expect.
		Granted, Juanda was succeeding at these varied distances at the junior high school level, not the Olympic level, but it's still remarkable, and I caught a bit of a wistful look in his eye as he continued to talk about athletics.
	www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/gambling/poker/wsop2003/ev21g.htm (4537 words)

	John Juanda Profile \| John Juanda Background (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		John Juanda: When the poker world puts on a tournament and says “Professionals Only” then everyone is going to sit up and pay attention.
		John is 33 years old and already has a string of very impressive accomplishments in the poker world under his belt.
		John has a friendly web site, one that he seems to put a lot of effort in himself, especially with the “please be patient while we grow” warning.
	www.guidetopoker.com /John-Juanda.php (510 words)

	CardPlayer.com Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The funniest Juanda moment that I've seen is when he got reraised on the flop during the final hand by Jerry Drohoball (probably spelled the last name wrong) in one of the 2004 no-limit events.
		Juanda really isn't the way he's portrayed on TV, He talks quite a bit at the table, and he's a rather aggresive in his play, in Berry Greenstein's analysis of players he gives him an aggresiveness of 7 out of 10, which is different than the Juanda we've seen on the few clips of TV..
		John taking Daniels chips when daniel won a pot was priceless, and asking for his money back when he had A9 and Daniel went in was funny too.
	forums.cardplayer.com /viewtopic.php?t=6459&postorder=asc&start=15 (852 words)

	Full Contact Poker : Your online poker community
		Then John tricked me. He invited me to go visit a mutual friend of ours who is serving six months for a really silly crime.
		John was two tables over from me so I could keep my eye on him.
		John laughed and now I was in the clear after round one.
	www.fullcontactpoker.com /poker-journal.php?subaction=showfull&id=1101926773&archive= (1054 words)

	Poker.com Poker Blog: Reslock wins the Showboat
		Chris Reslock has won the WSOP circuit event at the Showboat casino in Atlantic City after final table play had started with John Juanda as the chip leader.
		Heads up play between Reslock and Juanda lasted 7 hours, before an advantage was finally gained when Reslocked scored AA to Juanda's JJ and scored a commanding 754,000 to 205,000 chip lead.
		Juanda held on for a while longer before finally succumbing when his AK did not hold up when he went all in on a flop of 7-6-3.
	www.poker.com /blog/2005/12/reslock-wins-showboat.htm (229 words)

	CasinoGaming.com -- World Series of Poker
		John Juanda had about a 3-1 chip lead on Paul Phillips.
		I'd mistakenly reported earlier, when the guy from Afghanistan won, that John Juanda was the first bracelet winner from Indonesia.
		I was correct about John Juanda and Indonesia, just a couple weeks premature.
	www.casinogaming.com /wsop/may1902.html (636 words)

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		I know exactly how you both play, you have no chance." John Junada Well the banter didn't stop there, I was actually in rare form and wemt out of my way to challenge their 'manhood' so to speak.
		John had closed the gap to 12,000-8,000 when this hand came up: John limped on the button, and I checked it with the 7-3 of spades.
		John turned over Q-6, hoping he could bluff me off a better Q. My 'plan' that hand worked perfectly, and I won the dubious title of house game champ amongst us....
	www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/gambling/poker/misc/daniel-housegame.txt (1297 words)

	Greg "Fossilman" Raymer Trip Report - World Poker Finals 2004 - Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		John Juanda in the 6 seat with T35,000.
		It is John's big blind, and I raise to T3000, my standard preflop raise this level, with AJs.
		Now John has been here for a couple of orbits, and is playing a lot of hands.
	www.wptinsider.com /tour/tripreports/S2/Raymer-FWS2_2.asp (1067 words)

	Poker Forum - John Juanda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		John seems to be an excellent gearshifter, he is a well rounded player who, on a good day, can just about win any tourny.
		John is one of the best if not the best poker players in the world because it's almost impossible to read him.
		last time i saw john juanda, he was sitting at table 47 with me in the $3000 buy-in at Bellagio on tuesday...
	www.homepokergames.com /vbforum/showthread.php?t=37139 (849 words)

	Daniel Negreaneu Poker Articles -Professional Canadian Poker Player. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		John has clearly been the most consistent tournament player in the world over the last five years, no question about it.
		I folded my hand, and John showed me the Q. Once I saw that card, it became pretty obvious to me that he was in fact setting a trap for me and had limped in with A-Q. I ended up catching few hands after that, and finished in third place (Drehobl went on to win).
		The small blind made it $3,000 total, John folded, and it was $2,200 to me. Based on my read of my opponent's play up to that point, I was pretty sure he didn't have to have a monster hand to make this type of raise.
	www.pokereh.com /players/negreanu-articles.html (20199 words)

	Seattle University - News & events - Featured stories
		Since Juanda graduated from SU in 1996, he has become one of the world's top poker players, winning more than 20 major tournaments, including three World Series of Poker titles.
		Juanda immediately showed a knack for winning, and by the time he graduated, he had made enough money to suggest that he had potential as a full-time poker player.
		Last year, Juanda considered giving up poker to act on a childhood dream to become a doctor and serve impoverished people in Indonesia.
	www.seattleu.edu /home/news_events/magazine/details.asp?elItemID=MAG_1059 (620 words)

	PartyPoker player - John Juanda
		The history of poker John Juanda is a matter of some debate.
		It closely resembles the Persian game John Juanda of as nas, and may have been taught to French settlers in New Orleans by Persian sailors.
		During John Juanda the American Civil War, many additions were made, including draw poker, stud poker (the five-card variant), and the straight.
	www.the-partypoker.com /players/john_juanda (363 words)

	Paul Phillips - juanda is unbelievable
		Juanda has always been on my short list of top players (basically it's "juanda and ivey") but I still can't believe how often he gets to the end.
		I have a piece of carlos so I'm selfishly rooting for him but erik, john and carlos are all good friends and I'll cheer a victory for any of them.
		Poor john has a 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 4th, and 5th in WPT events.
	extempore.livejournal.com /60720.html (708 words)

	Asian Poker Players - Poker Article by Daniel Negreanu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		If you know John as well as I do, you know that he is a master in the art of the needle.
		John Juanda came up with a theory that I thought was very profound.
		John went on to say, “You learn a lot more by listening than you do by talking.” Think about that for a moment, as I think it’s a great life lesson.
	www.fullcontactpoker.com /daniel-negreanu-cardplayer-poker-articles/print/asian-poker-players.php (1055 words)

	2004 World Series Of Poker from The Good Gambling Guide
		It was at dinner last night when the subject of John Juanda came up.
		It doesn’t matter how late it is nor what the event, if John Juanda is still in then he’s the most focused guy at the table and playing good poker.
		And at a time of night when most of the players have turned to beer, coffee, or Red Bull to keep their wits about them, Juanda is always sitting there tall in his chair with eyes darting every which way, sipping water, wearing a red and fl bowling shirt, and playing great poker.
	www.thegoodgamblingguide.co.uk /spotlight/wsop2004/wsop2004daytminus3.htm (1336 words)

	The 2005 World Series of Poker Circuit Showboat Atlantic City $10,000 Event
		Juanda’s pocket kings had flopped a set, and he filled up when the turn an ace.
		Reslock and Juanda were just about even in chip stacks when they began what turned out to be an epic battle for the win.
		Juanda, with 6-5, had flopped a pair of sixes and a gutshot draw on a board of 7-6-3.
	pokerworks.com /article-410.html (1589 words)

	Online Poker at Full Tilt Poker - Team Full Tilt: John Juanda
		John started playing tournaments in 1996 and won the World Poker Open Championship in 2001.
		In 2002, John was named Tournament Champion of the Year, and was the 2001 and 2002 Runner-Up in the Card Player "Player of the Year" standings.
		John made 15 final tables in 2004, and placed fifth in both the 2005 Five-Star World Poker Classic and the 2005 National Heads-Up Poker Championship.
	www.fulltiltpoker.com /johnJuanda.php (235 words)

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