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	Welcome to Noble Poker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		John says his nickname was received as a gift from the Mob after he helped them with their nickname in the early days of his poker career.
		John, 31, a brilliant and versatile poker tournament pro, won the 2004 Paris Open and came in 2nd at the $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Event at the 2004 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
		John's biggest poker moment was at the 2004 WSOP, when he came very close to his dream of winning a WSOP bracelet.
	www.noblepoker.com /en/noble/rio/john.html (261 words)

	Poker Pages: Interactive Games, Forum, Quizes, Puzzles, Crosswords
		Kabbaj is eliminated in 2nd, and Sica wins the $3,000 No-Limit Hold 'Em bracelet.
		Kabbaj folds from the button, Sica raises to $100,000, Vaswani reraises all in, and Sica calls.
		Kabbaj raises to $60,000, Phillips moves all in from the big blind.
	pokerpages.com /interactive/pokerforum/viewtopic.php?t=3883&start=0&... (1223 words)

	WHUPC 2004 / Day 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Carlos made quite a few mini-bets that John couldn't or wouldn't call, and this proved to be an excellent strategy for the Spanish American - because he could pick up a lot of pots while holding very little, or even nothing at all.
		After the second hour, John's lead had shrunk to only 86,000 to 74,000 - which was quite surprising because, as I said, not a single big pot had been played.
		Because John didn't put enough pressure on his opponent, Carlos was able to come back to 45,000-115,000 at the third break, and he had never been all-in during the entire match.
	members.chello.nl /r.slotboom/whupc/head5.htm (1916 words)

	CasinoGaming.com -- World Series of Poker
		In a brief appearance by 'The Lion' John Bonetti, we didn't get to hear him roar.
		In one hand where he said he had K K, Johnny couldn't call a 'pot' raise after the flop by John Williamson when it came Q 10 9.
		Chau Giang, who'd survived a couple of all-in hands early to accumulate a healthy stack with his aggressive play, reraised Johnny all-in with Q J 9 8.
	www.casinogaming.com /wsop/may1302.html (1142 words)

	Canadian Casino Review - Blog Buzz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		John won another pot, value-betting 5,000 on the river with a straight against his opponent's pair of aces.
		John had made it 6,000 to go on the SBB, and then David made the correct play moving all-in to 33,000 with his A8.
		John decided to call the additional 27K with a QT to knock his opponent out - and when two queens flopped, he had indeed succeeded in doing that.
	www.cdncasino.com /rolf.php (9990 words)

	Noble Poker: 08 July
		John Kabbaj is building up his chip stack.
		Noble Poker's John Kabbaj is up to about $18K after one hour of play.
		John Kabbaj, Noble Poker's sponsored poker player, arrives a few minutes late and quickly goes into action at table #39.
	noblepoker.blogspot.com /2005_07_08_noblepoker_archive.html (646 words)

	Rolf Slotboom
		Carlos made quite a few mini-bets that "Miami" John couldn't or wouldn't call, and this proved to be an excellent strategy for the Spanish American - because he could pick up a lot of pots while holding very little, or even nothing at all.
		After the second hour, "Miami" John's lead had shrunk to only 86,000 to 74,000 - which was quite surprising because, as I said, not a single big pot had been played.
		Because "Miami" John didn't put enough pressure on his opponent, Carlos was able to come back to 45,000 to 115,000 at the third break, and he had never been all-in during the entire match.
	www.rolfslotboom.com /reports/whuc2004_5.html (1943 words)

	Lion Tales
		None of the superstars were at the table although there were two well-known English pros: John Kabbaj on my right in seat three and Willie Tann in seat eight.
		Only John Kabbaj and Andrew Miller were tough players I recognized at my table.
		John was on my right and Andrew was across the table with a short stack.
	www.brodietech.com /liontales/2005_01_01_liontales_archive.html (3666 words)

	Simon ACES Trumper - The VC Cup
		My heat was won by John Kabbaj, while both Ram Vaswani and Joe Beevers won their respective heats.
		John, who had been pretty quiet, got it all in with Bruce AK against AQ and was now in contention.
		John raised to 2000, the SB called for his last 600 as you would expect and could of had anything.
	www.simonacestrumper.com /diary-210704.html (1258 words)

	WHUPC 2004 / Day 1
		Despite the massive crowd support for Kate (most of all from her father who was screaming for all kinds of miracle cards), Simon "Aces" held his nerves, kept the pressure on and in the end finished off his opponent rather easily.
		John fought hard to get back into this match, but was short on chips basically all of the time.
		John had KJ for an open-ended straight draw, but Carlos called him for top pair / good kicker, and that held up.
	members.chello.nl /r.slotboom/whupc/head1.htm (3225 words)

	Trials of a Poker Apprentice
		John Smith was short-stacked and moved his last 40,000 into the pot with A-6.
		John Smith, a highway contractor from Southern California hit the road with $75,576 for 6th place.
		John Smith, a veteran from La Habra Heights, CA has been playing seriously for only two years.
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	Poker Tournament/Event - 2005 36th Annual World Series of Poker - No-Limit Hold'em Short Handed (6/Table) Day 1 Chip ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ferguson held A-Q, while John Kabbaj was dominating with A-K. The flop was like confession for Ferguson, who got his sins taken away.
		Shortly after asking to be registered for the Razz tournament also in progress, Cyndy Violette doubles up through John Phan when her A-K makes for a pair of Kings on the flop against Phan's Q-10.
		Ted Lawson and Reza Payvar have both been eliminated from NL shorthanded, but don't expect Lawson's name to dissapear from the log, he is already seated in the Razz event.
	www.cardplayer.com /poker-tournaments/event.php?id=1253&screen=logs (2377 words)

	John 'Large' Kabbaj - a Noble Poker pro
		John 'Large' Kabbaj - a Noble Poker pro
		Winner of the 2004 Paris Open (Aviation Club) John 'Large' Kabbaj is a Noble Poker pro
		John lives with his beautiful wife and his nine-month-old son in the north of London.
	www.guidetopoker.com /John-Kabbaj.php (346 words)

	PokerPagesDan Poker Blog
		2:22 PM Kabbaj folds from the button, Sica raises to $100,000, Vaswani reraises all in, and Sica calls.
		1:15 AM Kabbaj raises to $60,000, Phillips moves all in from the big blind.
		11:36 PM Miami John moves all in with Q-10 and Kabbaj calls with A-A. The board comes 8c 5h 6c 4d 4c.
	www.pokerpages.com /blog/pokerpagesdan.php?itemid=8&catid=7 (864 words)

	Professional Poker Blogs - Rolf Slotboom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Winning hand for Peter Gunnarson And it was almost even stacks when in a raised pot, Simon check-raised his opponent's 30K bet to make him lay down his hand.
		Matches include the battle between two long-time friends from Burnley, Simon Nowab and John Falconer, and the match between one of the top favorites "El Blondie" Dave Colclough against the Swedish surprise Peter Gunnarson.
		David Leigh with yours truly But John kept his calm to regain the lead.
	www.predictplus.com /9.php (9980 words)

	CardPlayer.com: EPT Final in Monte Carlo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Even though Pokerstars was the unabashed sponsor, there was plenty of room for other names, mainly because EPT Director John Duthie has insisted on diverse logos being allowed.
		NoblePoker was headed by John Kabbaj and Gary Bush.
		And if murmurs from John Duthie about capping events in the future to accommodate this innovation are true, we’ll be seeing a tour with long legs for the future.
	cardplayer.com /cpeurope/archives/printarticle.php?a_id=221 (526 words)

	Poker Player Home Page :: Articles :: Tony Bloom wins the VC Poker Cup!
		When the smoke had cleared after the heats though, which essentially saw 12 shootouts each send a winner into the semi-final, it was the European and British poker cream that had triumphed.
		These victors then reconvened for the semi-finals, where the now traditional TV format of playing two heats of six down to three and freezing the chip counts was again employed.
		This meant losing Stuart Fox and Richard Holmes (joint ninth for £7,000); Robert Cooper and Lee Nelson (joint eighth for £9,000) and Thomas Gunderson and John Kabbaj (joint seventh for £11,000).
	www.pokerplayernewspaper.com /viewarticle.php?id=650 (531 words)

	1999 World Series of Poker - Event 12
		London poker player John Kabbaj was first out.
		When the turn and river changed nothing, Bittan, the man whose A-6 had put the cruel beat on John Bonetti (see yesterday's story for the details) and enabled him to reach the final, had exited the tournament on the very same hand.
		If the Bittan knockout was ironic, Layne's takedown of 73-year old Paul McKinney (who has been playing for 66 years and thus had a slight experience edge on the 30-year old Flack) was stylish.
	conjelco.com /wsop99/event12.html (2514 words)

	Old Montreal Forum :: View topic - WSOP UPDATE!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		John Kabbaj from London finished 2nd and Ram Vaswani, also from London 3rd.
		World Series of Poker latest- John "World" Hennigan from Philadelphia won event #29 ($5,000 buyin Limit Holdem)He takes home $325,360 and a coveted WSOP gold bracelet.
		John Cover finished 2nd after a couple of hours of heads up play.
	www.bigd0gg.com /phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=26095 (1913 words)

	Online Poker Tells
		The ten finalists were John Kabbaj, Sean Murphy, Gary Bush, Ram Vaswani, Joe Beevers, Paul Lecky, Rowan McIntyre, Harry Demetriou, Ross Boatman and Julian Gardener.
		Jon Shoreman's player friendly structure won many plaudits, and ensures that TV viewers in at least 20 countries will be treated to a display of high-class poker.
		The Victor Poker Cup is the newest and most exclusive addition to Europe's high-stakes poker circuit, offering a staggering first prize of £250,000 and an overall prize pool of £500,000, the biggest in the UK.
	www.vcpoker.com /news/240704.htm (377 words)

	PokerPages.com - Ace Speaks From London - Day 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		John Caldwell 58K (just called a raise out of the big blind, and then successfully check-raised the under the gun player after the flop QTT to make his opponent lay down his hand)
		Please note that the once the final 12 players qualify, their average stack will be about 100,000 (1.18 million divided by 12).
		John Shipley OUT (almost 100% certain, not a fact yet, though)
	mambo.pokerpages.com /mambo/index.php?option=com_simpleblog&task=view&id=381 (1294 words)

	Welcome to Noble Poker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In the tournament, Hokiepoker managed to eliminate both WPT captain Jac Arama and Garry Bush (currently ranked 7th in Europe) from the competition, and ended up finishing in second place, winning an additional $100.
		WPT members Brian Johnson and John Kabbaj were knocked out earlier from the first of the three exciting tournaments, while Arama and top-ranked European player Willie Tann were knocked out of the second tournament.
		The first tournament was won by player DOABS, the second tournament was won by bobajob, and the third tournament was won by player StuUnger11.
	noblepoker.az.cx /news.html (204 words)

	Noble Poker Announces Two Exciting Poker Tournaments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Player Garry Bush (7th in Europe) won the 2002 Moscow Open and was voted European player of the year in 2000.
		Team member John Kabbaj (3rd in Europe) won the 2004 Paris Open and came in 2nd in the $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Event at the 35th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in May 2004.
		Player Willie Tann is currently listed at the top of the European Poker Rankings and previously won the No Limit Hold'em Main Event at the Grosvenor UK Open 2004.
	i-newswire.com /goprint360.html (621 words)

	Totalbet Poker - Simon Trumpers - Poker School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I know John Shipley and Julian Gardener were casualties, writes UKBetting's Simon Trumper from the Bellagio.
		I now have a list for day one's chip positions.
		Notables high in chips are Joe Grech with 149,975, Thor Hansen 106,625, John Kabbaj 101,100, Noel Furlong 98,500, Rob Hollink 78,150, Johann Storakers, 76,075, these are all above average.
	www.totalbetpoker.co.uk /Lessons/0,12861,526739,00.html (618 words)

	weetoonpoker.com - The 2005 Pilgrimage: Page 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		John has probably taken over the mantle as THE most aggressive winning player on the tournament circuit.
		He just continues to batter opponents continually, but has the knack of knowing to back down at exactly the right time, knowing when he hasn’t got the best hand.
		We were probably the two early chip leaders for the first four hours or so.
	www.weetoonpoker.com /web/content/view/80/2/1/4 (828 words)

	Simon ACES Trumper - St Maarten
		I think if you have qualified for $50 on a fast clock it is hard to adapt to a one hour clock and I wasn't surprised that these players were willing to take their chances and as the final would prove the qualifiers would prevail over the "pros."
		There were three world champions in the field - Russ Hamilton, Chris Moneymaker and Robert Varkoni - as well as John Kabbaj and Garry Bush, both top ten in Europe.
		I was looking for a chance to double through and should have been out of the comp on this hand - FP raise to 600, I had AKs and made it 1600.
	www.simonacestrumper.com /diary-131204.html (929 words)

	Poker Pages - Newsletter March 07, 2001
		The winner of the other events were John Kabbaj, Marcel Luske, Tony Hakki and Gary Jones.
		The National Championships in Canberra have just concluded and were again enjoyed and appreciated by the players that participated.
		Congratulations to Michael Marcos, John Madaffari, and Leo Boxell (all from Melbourne) who took out he top three placing's in the main event.
	www.pokerpages.com /newsletter/newsletter20010307.htm (1951 words)

	- Gutshot Poker Collective - Play Online Poker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Almost all of the world's greatest players were left, and as someone who has been to a few WSOP events it was a pleasure to see such a quality field.
		One table was Casey Castle, Chris Bjorin, John Juanda, Chris Ferguson, Erik Seidel and Phil Ivey.
		Another had a few Brits: Robin Keston, Devilfish, Dave Colclough and John Kabbaj - they also had former World Champ Russ Hamilton for added fun.
	www.gutshot.com /articles/266.html (836 words)

	Poker Pages: Interactive Games, Forum, Quizes, Puzzles, Crosswords
		T94, S5, "Miami" John Cernuto (Las Vegas, NV) $181,000
		T93, S5, John Juanda (Marina Del Rey, CA) $50,500
		As of 2:15 AM, there's 32 players left.
	www.pokerpages.com /interactive/pokerforum/viewtopic.php?t=3883&start=0&sid=5c4594a65b10c1c5494adcad16d496f0 (1223 words)

	World Series of Poker Diary
		For the first time in WSOP history, the final three couldn't force a result, and quit at 3.45 am after 2 days hard labour.
		Unfortunately, the break worked against the two remaining brits, Ram Vaswani and John Kabbaj, who had to settle for third and second respectively.
		As there are now over 1400 signed up entrants for the big one, I wonder if we may have to endure similar long gruelling days.
	www.ukpokersites.com /world_series.html (3465 words)

	Noble Poker, deposit bonus codes
		With the backing of several professional players this should increase steadily in time.
		Professional poker players play at Noble Poker are Garry Bush, "Mad" Marty Wilson and John Kabbaj.
		All of them are very well known and successful poker players.
	pokerworks.com /noble-poker.html (1003 words)

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