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	POKER - Ted Forrest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ted Forrest is well known in the poker wold as a cash game player who plays in the worlds biggest games but before that he was a hotel housekeep in Arizona.
		Ted is a amazing player, he likes to make sly plays that are really remarkeable that not many players could do.
		ted forrest is one of the best players in the world, the man is awsome, he can smel weakness from the other table that he si not even in.
	www.homepokergames.com /forrest.php (1503 words)

	Ted Forrest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ted Forrest (born September 24, 1964 in Syracuse, New York) is an American professional poker player, currently residing in Las Vegas, Nevada.
		Forrest is generally regarded as one of the best Stud players in the world, while being relatively weaker at Hold Em.
		Forrest competed in the second season of Poker Superstars Invitational Tournament, where he advanced to the quarter-final stage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ted_Forrest (368 words)

	Ted Forrest player profile - Professional-Poker.com
		Ted Forrest was born in Syracuse, New York in 1964.
		Forrest sought revenge and hung out at the bus station for several days looking to jump the junkie and secure the $20 in cash and $400 in traveler’s checks that were stolen.
		Forrest is rumored to be the “suicide king” in “The Professor, the Banker, and the Suicide King.” Craig won’t reveal his answer, but many experts agree that the suicide king symbolizes the razor thin line that professional gamblers have to carefully walk while juggling success and self-destruction.
	www.professional-poker.com /poker-players/ted-forrest.htm (1075 words)

	Chapter Excerpt: The Professor, the Banker, and the Suicide King by Michael Craig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ted Forrest was a professional poker player, and he played for the highest stakes in the world.
		Ted did not have the poker room on his speed dial, but he dialed it so frequently he could push the buttons on his cell phone without taking his eyes off the road.
		Ted removed the rack from the box, handed the box back to the cashier, signed the card acknowledging return of the box, and waited a moment to receive his key back.
	www.twbookmark.com /books/57/0446577693/chapter_excerpt20552.html (2444 words)

	Ted Forrest - World Series of Poker Champion Ted Forrest
		Ted is one of the most successful poker players around, but he almost gave the game up before he got his feet wet.
		Forrest ultimately took a job as a dealer and credits his skills in reading other players to the time he spent in the box.
		Forrest has made enough money that he is able to financially back some of the best tournament players around.
	www.poker-babes.com /bio/ted-forrest (716 words)

	National Heads-Up Poker Championship
		Ted Forrest, who barely made it to the semis, was pitted against poker's new bad boy, Shawn Sheikhan.
		The stage was set for Chris Ferguson to do what he couldn't do in 2005, win the championship, and for Ted Forrest to try to continue his improbable run through one of the toughest poker fields ever assembled.
		To Forrest's dismay, the river was the ace of spades, giving Ferguson the match and a 1-0 lead in the best of three.
	www.nbcheadsup.com /seas2_ep6.html (1378 words)

	Ted Forrest - Poker Player Profiles - Blind Bet Poker
		Forrest has become known for playing a style that often goes against conventional wisdom; when the standard play is to call he will raise, and vice versa.
		A look at Forrest's tournament resume reveals just how strong a player he truly is. The most obvious standard of his excellence is his total of 5 World Series of Poker gold bracelets.
		Forrest has really hit his stride as of late, making the final table at 7 major tournaments in 2005 and finishing 9th in the National Heads-Up Poker Championship on NBC.
	www.blindbetpoker.com /profiles/ted-forrest.html (729 words)

	Tourney.com player bio page for Ted Forrest
		Ted Forrest began playing poker in his early 20's and played his first tournament in 1992.
		Forrest is the kind of guy you saw on Friday night in the poker room who was still there on Sunday.
		Ted is known for the ability to play any hand at any time against his opponents - something that's worked well for him, earning 5 WSOP gold bracelets in various events during his career.
	www.tourney.com /ted-forrest-tournament.html (254 words)

	Ted Forrest - Poker Pro
		Ted's tournament achievements are numerous, he has been known primarily as a high-stakes cash game player since 1987.
		Ted has recently began playing tournaments again because of the large number of entries in each event which makes for large paydays.
		In 2004 Ted Forrest won two events, Seven Card Stud and No-Limit Hold'em, to bring his a total of five gold bracelets, which puts him in the same company as Chris Ferguson, Phil Ivey, Berry Johnston, Layne Flack and Stu Ungar.
	www.poker.com /professionalplayers/forrest.htm (383 words)

	i-Newswire.com - Press Release And News Distribution - Ted Forrest and Poker Host win the NBC National Heads-up ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		These two winners will battle it out at the final heads-up match, best 2 out of 3 and the winner will be crowned the champion and receive half a million dollars for his or her troubles.
		Ted Forrest did just that this past Monday night; Ted beat every opponent in all his match ups.
		In the past year or so Ted Forrest has become a main player in the tournament circuit all over the airwaves.
	i-newswire.com /pr58465.html (568 words)

	Case Ace Poker :: View topic - PokerPages.com at PPT-Mirage Final Table
		For the second day in a row, Ted Forrest is in the final two for the title.
		Forrest has pocket Aces and I have to give Mark Napolitano $10 because he said Forrest had pocket Aces and he did.
		Ted Forrest is keeping his shades on today and he just took off his sports jacket.
	forums.caseacepoker.com /viewtopic.php?t=528 (1387 words)

	Legends of Poker: Ted Forrest \| Poker News
		Forrest moved himself to Arizona, where he took a job near the Grand Canyon, but his job allowed him to scoot to Las Vegas over the weekends.
		In fact, in Ted's case, he seemed to develop the kind of hand reading that Bobby Baldwin developed when he found himself busted at 22-years of age and took a job dealing poker, and an uncanny knack for being right.
		Ted may not have become a household name until he returned to tournament poker the past few years, but to cash game players, real high-stakes players; Ted is arguably the best in the business.
	www.pokernews.com /news/2005/11/legends-poker-ted-forrest.htm (1264 words)

	Bluff Magazine \| The Thrill of Poker, Poker Rankings, Poker Tournament Coverage
		Ted Forrest seems to know exactly where he is in every hand, and has the uncanny ability to know when a weak hand is strong enough to win.
		Forrest bet and was called after an ace of hearts on the turn and a nine of clubs on the river.
		If Ted Forrest was in a somber mood at the start of the day — and Ted in a somber mood is better company than many poker players in their best mood — his behavior during the day should be a model forgenerations of gamblers.
	www.bluffmagazine.com /Magazine/2006_04_70.asp (13502 words)

	1999-2000 Men's Basketball Game Recaps/Boxscores
		Ted Forrest recorded 22 points and 10 rebounds, David Dingeman netted 13 points, and Keith Minier chipped in 10.
		Ted Forrest had 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Jackets while Keith Minier added 15 points.
		Ted Forrest had 16 points, Clint Hayes 13, Keith Minier 11, and Jason Marshall 10 points with nine assists.
	www.cedarville.edu /departments/pe/99-2000/mbkrecap.htm (3497 words)

	Poker Paper - 2004 World Series of Poker - Event 23: No-Limit Texas Hold’em (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For years, while the biggest events in poker were being held inside one room, Ted Forrest could often be found away at a corner table playing for (and usually winning) sums of money that dwarfed the tournament prize pool.
		This year, Forrest decided to enter more tournaments, in part, because the prize pools have reached the point where they are now worth his time.
		When the final nine players had been decided, Ted Forrest took his seat under the bright lights of the main table on the ESPN stage.
	www.pokerpaper.com /tournament/554 (1111 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Jeff Haney on Ted Forrest, whose Heads-Up play trees Chris Ferguson in the final round of the second ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Forrest, a regular in the Strip's high-stakes cash games, had entered the heads-up tournament with his confidence broken, with questions swirling in his head about his competence as a top-level poker pro.
		Forrest outdueled runner-up Chris Ferguson, two matches to one, in the best-of-three championship round after those two players emerged as finalists from the 64-person field that started the tournament Saturday.
		Ferguson called Forrest the toughest player he faced in either year of the heads-up tournament, which is single-elimination in all but the final round.
	www.lasvegassun.com.cob-web.org:8888 /sunbin/stories/sports/2006/mar/08/566654402.html (793 words)

	Ted Forrest Fans (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I was pretty disappointed during the WSOP main event that Ted was a non-person not worth of being named as a "remaining pro".
		It looked like Ted didn't hear Doyle say it across the table while it was easy enough to hear on TV because Doyle had a mic.
		So Ted was there when I turned it off one week, and gone when I watched the next episode a week later which was down to the final 6.
	www.tedforrestfans.com.cob-web.org:8888 (1344 words)

	Ted Forrest Fans
		Ted Forrest is one of the best poker players in the world.
		For example, a hand where Ted had A9 and Kido was all in with a worse ace.
		Ted is a little miffed, but in a good natured way.
	www.tedforrestfans.com /2006.03.01_arch.html (1423 words)

	Poker Prof's Poker Blog - Ted Forrest Is 2006 National Heads-Up Poker Champion
		Ted Forrest is the 2006 NBC national Heads-Up Poker Champion.
		Sam Farha and Ted Forrest battled for almost four hours in their semifinal match before Forrest finally eliminated Farha and advanced to the semifinal round where he faced Sean Sheikhan.
		Ted had to play three matches (really 5, the championship round is 3) today to earn a half million dollars and the National Heads-Up Poker Championship trophy.
	www.lasvegasvegas.com /pokerblog/archives/002532.php (585 words)

	National Heads-Up Poker Championship
		Esfandiari thought he might be bluffing the straight, and since he had a straight anyway, the Magician raised to 6100.
		Forrest had 8 8 and chose to call, hoping low cards came on the flop.
		Forrest quickly went all-in, and Antonio didn't hesitate in calling.
	www.nbcheadsup.com /recap_ep4.html (607 words)

	Player Profile: Ted Forrest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ted Forrest is a seasoned professional who has been playing Poker for over twenty years.
		Ted has stated that he will play almost any hand because he is so confident that he can outplay his opponents.
		Ted commented that he believes a number of new players will arrive on the Poker scene thru the Internet as they can learn a great deal while playing online in the privacy of their home.
	www.xlpoker.com /articlelive/articles/26/1/Player-Profile:-Ted-Forrest (486 words)

	Poker Pros / Ted Forrest: 'Smiling, Calling, Raising, And Winning'
		Yes, Ted Forrest is one of the best Limit Hold’em players.
		For example that once he accepted a bet to run a marathon on the hottest day of the year in Las Vegas when it was 115 degrees and won $7,000 for that.
		Forrest seems to be absolutely indifferent about the rumors.
	www.launchpoker.com /players/poker_players/-ted-forrest- (335 words)

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		Because Forrest is not as active on the tournament circuit as other players, he is not as well recognized by the public.
		This year, Forrest made a conscious decision to enter more tournaments because of the larger fields - in effect, the tournaments were now worth his time because of the bigger payouts.
		Forrest has won five World Series bracelets, including three in one year (1993).
	www.freepokergiftstore.com /player_bios/forrestted_bio.php (111 words)

	Untitled Document
		Most people consider him to be a stud specialist, but he did win a WSOP bracelet in no-limit hold’em against a field of over 800 players.
		Ted is a very tricky player and is known for making great reads.
		If you want to know how it feels to be in the eye of a hurricane, play short-handed seven-card stud eight-or-better with Ted.
	www.barrygreenstein.com /tforrest.htm (181 words)

	Ted Forrest is the new National Heads-Up Poker champ
		Ted Forrest is NBC's new National Heads-Up poker champion.
		Forrest defeated Sam Farha and Shawn Sheikan on his way to the final table where he met the runner-up from last year, Chris Ferguson.
		In the wee hours of Tuesday morning Forrest went all-in with K7 unsuited only to be called correctly by the short-stacked Ferguson with a Queen of clubs and a Jack of diamonds.
	www.professional-poker.com /news/2006/mar/449-ted-forrest.htm (376 words)

	World Series of Poker (Event 16, May 6, 1998)
		Ted, who let us all see his cards, including Erik Seidel who came around the table to look, had A 10 10 9 5.
		Forrest was drawing dead with 10 9 8 5, when a second 8 came.
		Without knowing how many re-buys Ted Forrest made, we do know he played for over ten hours, and paid at least $5,000 for the privilege of finishing one out of the money in 6th..
	www.conjelco.com /wsop98/event16.html (2417 words)

	Poker Forum - Ted Forrest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		From the one time I saw him at the WPT championship from the first season he was absolutely fearless and could play weak hands like they were aces.
		I used to watch him play freez out on the living room floor for a 10.00$ pot in the early eighties, he was fearless even then.
		Although he is primarily a cash-game player, anyone who wins 3 WSOP bracelets in the same year obviously possesses some tournament skills as well, to say the least.
	www.homepokergames.com /vbforum/showthread.php?t=37158 (936 words)

	Sportsbook at VegasInsider.com: Online Sports Betting, Free Sports Picks, Las Vegas Odds, Adult Gambling
		TED FORREST had four overcards to the pair of 8s, in addition to a flush draw, as the last card was dealt.
		FORREST brought his immense depth of tournament experience and natural talent to the final confrontation, including what he estimates to be 25 major tournament wins during his lifetime.
		FORREST stalked his prey over the next several hands, refusing to commit his hard-earned chips until the right opportunity came.
	www.vegasinsider.com /document_display.cfm?document_id=138279 (1871 words)

	on-line-casinos - Ted Forrest wins the National Heads Up Poker Tournament
		Ted Forrest wins the National Heads Up Poker Tournament
		Following over 60 matches spread over three grueling days at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Ted Forrest finally walked out the crowned champion and $500, 000 richer.
		The final was fought between the two players: Forrest against Chris 'Jesus' Ferguson.
	www.on-line-casinos.us /news/03-2006/ted-forrest-wins-85.html (245 words)

	Author! Author! Article: Michael Craig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ted took out a marker big enough to buy a nice car.
		Ted soon decided to return to the Bellagio for his cell phone and, perhaps, more poker.
		By the time I got back to my hotel, Ted had left a long message on my cell phone, a story about betting $60,000 that another gambler trying to lose weight couldn't run a mile in six minutes.
	www.twbookmark.com /authorslounge/articles/2005/april/article20551.html (608 words)

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