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Josh Arieh Josh Arieh was born in 1975 in Rochester, New York and in 1984, his family relocated to Atlanta, Georgia. Josh quickly discovered he was making more money at poker then at hustling pool and borrowed ID from his brother to participate in Biloxi, Mississippi tournament. Josh Arieh makes his opponents guess while he maximizes his potential profit. www.online-poker-55.com /josh-arieh.html   (353 words)

Josh Arieh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Arieh is considered to be an aggressive player who uses subtle gear changes to keep his opponent guessing and to maximize profit potential. Arieh finished 3rd in the 2004 World Series of Poker (WSOP) main event and has a World Series of Poker title in limit hold 'em in 1999 and a 2nd place finish in the 2000 World Series of Poker Pot Limit Omaha event to Johnny Chan. Arieh has played for over 12 years in the Atlanta area and has garnered a reputation as a tough high limit player specializing in all games. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Josh_Arieh   (292 words)

Atlanta's Josh Arieh wins poker title | ajc.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Arieh came close to another poker title — a world championship in poker — last year during the series' main event. Last year, Arieh gained notoriety for appearing unsportsmanlike during the televised event for criticizing other players during the tournament, something that Arieh said was more the result of TV editing than his typical conduct. Arieh came back with renewed vigor, sensing that Ferguson had let his guard down. www.ajc.com /news/content/metro/0605/21poker.html   (503 words)

Josh Arieh Tournament Poker Josh Arieh was born in 1975 and is originally from Rochester, New York but moved to Atlanta, Georgia with his family in 1984. Josh quickly discovered he was making more money at poker then at hustling pool and used his brother’s ID to play some tournament poker in Biloxi, Mississippi. Josh received some negative criticism for some comments he made on tape at the 2004 WSOP, but friends and fellow players claim Josh was misrepresented by ESPN’s coverage and is really a good guy overall. www.tourney.com /josh-arieh-poker.html   (320 words)

Josh Arieh Profile   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Josh recently finished 3rd in the 2004 World Series of Poker on ESPN and has a World Series of Poker title in Limit Holdem in 1999 and a 2nd place finish in the 2000 World Series of Poker Pot Limit Omaha event to Johnny Chan. Josh has played for over 12 years in the Atlanta area and has garnered a reputation as a tough high limit player specializing in all games (No limit and limit holdem, pot limit omaha, omaha 8 or better and 7 card stud). Josh has played in over 20 big buy-in poker tournaments ($10,000.00 or higher buy-in) and has earned the respect and friendship of fellow touring poker pros. www.pokerstore.ca /profiles/profile-josh-arieh.php   (188 words)

Josh Arieh Josh Arieh is widely regarded as the poster boy for a new generation of players. Arieh is one of the most prolific members of Team Bodog - he routinely plays on his own online table at the Bodog Online Poker Room - and he truly embodies the "Play Hard" philosophy. Arieh frequents many of the lower-limit games at Bodog and is always receptive to player questions and comments. poker.betfirms.com /josh-arieh.shtml   (866 words)

Josh Arieh Josh Arieh's poker style embodies the "new breed" of a professional poker player — combining experience and intuition coupled with relentless aggression and subtle gear changes to keep his opponents guessing and in turn, maximizing his profit potential. Josh Arieh's 1999 poker win in Limit-Hold'em secured his first World Series of Poker bracelet of which are considered the most prestigious and coveted trophy of the poker community. Josh's 3rd place finish in the 2004 World Series of Poker was repeatedly televised on ESPN and has made him a well known face among poker enthusiasts. www.josharieh.com   (437 words)

The Borgata Poker Tour - Josh Arieh Syracuse Chris Tsiprailidis Josh raised to $70,000 with 75 of diamonds, Phil reraised all-in for an additional $463,000 with AK of diamonds, David (in the blind) thought about it for awhile and decided to fold pocket tens and of course Josh folded behind him. Josh thought about it for a second and then said he was going to make a bad call. It appeared Josh was making a call so he could take it away on the turn, but he should have taken into consideration that he wouldn't be able to take it away on the turn if another club came out. www.poker-babes.com /world-poker-tour/borgata/season3.html   (1598 words)

PokerPages: Poker Articles By Joel Groover Josh Arieh was mostly upbeat when I interviewed him for a profile about a month before the 2004 World Series of Poker (WSOP). Arieh is late for our post-WSOP interview and a bit harried, having spent all day at an Atlanta BMW dealership, where he bought his wife a brand-new X5. For Arieh, one of the best things about the $2.5 million purse is that it will allow his wife Angela to leave her job as a paralegal and spend more time with their children, Emily, 2, and Sierra, 11. www.pokerpages.com /articles/archives/joel-groover01.htm   (1508 words)

Bluff: The Thrill of Poker || Poker Magazine   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Those who know Arieh best, and know him both as a friend and an adversary at the poker table, generally believe he got tarred and feathered by an ill-timed episode which is neither reflective of his true attitudes nor ordinary conduct at the poker table. With a difference of $95,000 at stake (between 3rd and 2nd) Arieh could afford to be the bully and watch Ferguson and Graham hopelessly squirm in their seats, hoping to leapfrog the other into 2nd place. Arieh bet out, Ferguson raised to 200,000 with a lower heart draw and Arieh re-raised enough to put Ferguson ‘all in.’ Ferguson was drawing nearly dead — as only a 10 could save him. www.bluffmagazine.com /wsopupdates/12.asp   (1913 words)

Poker Player Home Page :: Articles :: Josh Arieh win World Series of Poker Event #12 Josh Arieh was looking to add a second WSOP bracelet to his collection after a third place finish at last year's main event. Josh Arieh raised preflop and Max reraised from the blinds. Josh Arieh retained the chip lead and Max Pescatori became the shortstack with five players remaining. www.pokerplayernewspaper.com /viewarticle.php?id=396&sort=author   (1056 words)

Poker News: Josh Arieh tops Jesus to win second WSOP bracelet Josh Arieh had top pair, and a ton of draws, none of which he needed when Seidel missed. Josh was raising, and betting at everything, and everyone was laying down to his ever increasing chip stack. If you are a reader of Josh's blog, you know this was a huge win for him confidence wise, as he had been feeling a little snake bit. www.pokernews.com /news/2005/06/josh-arieh-win-second-wsop-bracelet.htm   (1316 words)

Josh Arieh - Oddjack Josh has had some very outstanding posts in our absence: his wife took him to a birthday dinner, a heartfelt message to his fans, followed up by an off-the-handle rant that was vintage Bon. Josh was just looking over at Erick like, “What the?” He wasn’t saying anything to Matt, he wasn’t going off on him or anything like that, but they used that shot to make Josh look even worse. Arieh to go all mobster on the gent, however, a snappier more masculine verbal comeback should surely be in his arsenal the next time a tax-paying citizen wants to verbally jostle him. www.oddjack.com /gambling/josh-arieh/index.php   (2047 words)

Josh Arieh: 2004 WSOP main event hand - Poker-King.com Josh held 9 10 of hearts, the other person held AJ O.S., and the flop I believe was A K(h) Q(h) giving Josh a straight, flush, and straight flush draw, and the other man top pair with a jack kicker. Josh was on a draw the whole time, HE is the one who I would react that way to. Arieh was playing incredibly aggressive and he was mouthy a couple of times before that when he got lucky and busted a couple of other players. www.poker-king.com /poker-king-messages-read.php?topic=1059&subject=6   (1054 words)

EPT Grand Final - Josh Arieh Interview - PokerListings.com Team Bodog.com member Josh Arieh is seen as something of a bad-boy of poker, his reputation stemming largely from a couple of well-publicized incidences that occurred during his third place finish at the 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event. It turns out Day 2 was a fortuitous day to talk to Arieh, as he left our interview and headed straight to the felt, where he mopped the floor with his opponents for six levels and nearly twelve hours of poker. Arieh started comfortably in the upper half of the field, but by day's end had amassed almost $350,000 in chips and was battling for a share of the chip lead. www.pokerlistings.com /poker-player-interviews/ept/season3/i-love-inflicting-pain-josh-arieh-is-not-to-be-stepped-to   (2181 words)

Poker News: Josh Arieh gets his blog on After the final table of the main event of last years WSOP aired, Josh Arieh was often maligned as a bad guy, and a whiner as the ESPNization of the final table made Josh look not the most gentlemanly at the table. Josh is surprisingly open about failures in his life, and his entries often carry a sense of stark honesty not seen very often in public personas. Josh often speaks of missing his daughter, or his wife, and seems comfortable admitting to his own shortcomings, last week Josh even solicited readers help in how to market his poker school in Atlanta. www.pokernews.com /news/2005/05/josh-arieh-gets-blog.htm   (574 words)

FREAK'S Sports & Gambling Forum: Nice article on Josh......   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Arieh's analysis of the 2004 event was both humble and incisive. Arieh and Lindgren are close, indeed; Arieh stayed at Lindgren's Las Vegas home for two months, during both the Bellagio tournament and right on through the World Series. As for the money, even though Arieh said he wasn't there for ladder climbs, that wasn't because he was wealthy (although with this big score, his wife has now quit her job). www.freaksforum.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=24;t=000080;p=0   (2931 words)

Poker: Josh Arieh : Oddjack The poker-playing Cinnabon is on the move again as he and his wife prepare for a tough weekend of gambling and hob-nobbing as his deep-pocketed sponsor Bodog sends him off to Hawaii for a “Salute to the Troops” poker tournament. So, Josh Arieh is back from the WSOP holed up in his hometown of HOTlanta, hanging out with his family, and single-handedly raising the stock price of Cinnabon. We’re assuming that Josh was so busy gushing that he lost all track of time and completely neglected his blog for the day. www.oddjack.com /gambling/poker/josh-arieh/index.php   (2181 words)

PokerLizard.com - Exclusive Interview with Josh Arieh   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Josh: I first started playing poker over 10 years ago when a buncha guys at the poolroom still wanted to gamble after the poolroom closed. Josh: I have recently postponed my poker school because of the new PPT tournaments that are given to certain people. Josh: Well when I found out the news that she was sick, the pressure really hadn't begun to mount up yet. www.pokerlizard.com /interviews/josh.htm   (1434 words)

Josh Arieh: Hero-Worshipping 101 - Oddjack Josh Arieh, our giant-nippled poker playing hero(and TWO-time WSOP bracelet winner) has posted about his golfing expedition yesterday and, as we adequately predicted, the “hero” was none other than NBA basketball legend(and six-time NBA champion) Michael Jordan. The two superior athletes did get a chance to meet and shake hands, but Arieh is still hoping for the opportunity to play a round with MJ on Saturday. But should that event actually take place, we are very certain that Arieh’s slice will be monumental due in part to the incredibly obscene boner he’ll be saddled with in Jordan’s presence. oddjack.com /gambling/poker/josh-arieh-heroworshipping-101-110949.php   (310 words)

News Article--Harrah's 2005 World Series of Poker   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Arieh admits that he can have a combustible temper, and said that the crushing blow of getting knocked out caused the initial outburst. Those who know Arieh best -- as both as a friend and an adversary at the poker table -- generally believe he got tarred and feathered because of an ill-timed episode which is reflective of neither his true attitude nor his ordinary conduct at the poker table. Arieh also reflected on his reaction to winning his second gold bracelet as opposed to the first, which came back in 1999. www.worldseriesofpoker.com /latestnewsarticle.asp?id=1118944797007   (1827 words)

$1,500 Entry Pot-Limit Omaha “Not Just Another Player” - poker.casino.com Josh held 7-7-6-8, for a pair and an open-ender. The 5c hit on the turn, Josh checked, Johnny fired his last $76,000, and Josh folded, his bluff at the pot having been read correctly by the man who’d spent all that time studying who was doing what when they were bluffing three hours earlier. With Josh’s second place finish here today, the poker world learned that his win in last year’s Series was no accident, and Josh Arieh learned that no matter how fearless you are, Johnny Chan is never just another player. www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/poker/wsop2000/event06g.htm   (2324 words)

“I’m not bad boy of poker”, says Josh Arieh   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Josh Arieh’s demeanor at the table – blaring headphones, copious trash talk – earned him titles like "punk" and "classless." But the poker celebrity insists he isn't a bad guy at heart Poker celebrity Josh Arieh doesn't want to be known as the bad boy of poker. Arieh's demeanor at the table – blaring headphones, copious trash talk – earned him titles like "punk" and "classless." But Arieh insists he isn't a bad guy at heart. www.gamblinggates.com /print/josh_arieh_int52091.html   (798 words)

PokerPagesDan Poker Blog Arieh wins the pot with a flush, and Colclough is eliminated in 7th, winning $46,225. Josh Arieh has had 26 money place finishes and had a overal prize money total of $3,316,828. Josh was 3rd in last years WSOP main event, and already has won a bracelet in the Limit Hold em back in '99. www.pokerpages.com /blog/pokerpagesdan.php?itemid=521   (2929 words)

JSaw - The Constant Limit Poker Grinder: April 2005   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Josh now has his website up and going and can be viewed at www.josharieh.com. Josh Was 3rd in the 2004 WSOP and another good showing on a WPT event your earnings at the tables have seen a nice padding. I've set up a question and answer session with Josh Arieh, and will be taking question to send to him for the next 2 weeks. jsaw72.blogspot.com /2005_04_01_jsaw72_archive.html   (2058 words)

The TalkingPoker.com Forum - Josh Arieh (WSOP04) - Conduct Josh shouldnt have been such an asshole to Harry D, but ESPN does show a very biased view of all of the hands. One hand Josh was outplayed by a guy who had a set, josh went all in with an open ended straight draw, and when he hit it on the river he seemed ashamed that he won the hand... If anyone wants to critizise Josh, then critisize Phil because he still surpases Josh by a mile in how cocky he is. Ofcourse that does not diminish how great he is but were talking about attitude. www.talkingpoker.com /forum/showthread.php?t=142   (2566 words)

Josh Arieh wins 2th WSoP bracelet   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19) Team Bodog poker heavy Josh Arieh has won a 2005 World Series of Poker bracelet in the WSOP $2,000 Pot Limit Omaha event. As part of his sponsorship, Arieh also hosts a table at Bodog.com where players can match their skills against his. Already sponsoring Josh and David, they are also sending 70 other members of Team Bodog who qualified through their site. professional-poker.com /news/2005/jul/306-josh-arieh-wsop-bracelet.htm   (232 words)

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