

Poker Feud: Kanu7 and carrycakes Clash Over Ranking List
In the world of high-stakes poker, rankings and lists are a hot topic. Jason 'carrycakes' Mo updates his ranking list of top poker players every month. In his September list, Alex 'Kanu7' Miller was notably absent. This omission did not sit well with Miller, who responded to Mo's ranking by stating that many players on the list do not play heads-up with him.
The tension between the two players escalated when they met for a poker session. Despite the anticipation, they played only 14 hands. The session was marked by banter and lighthearted jabs, with Miller expressing his dissatisfaction with the ranking and Mo trying to lighten the mood. Miller also mentioned that he prefers playing 6-max games and would be open to playing 3-max with Mo and another regular at any limit up to 200/400.
Meanwhile, Wilhasha, ranked 13th in Mo's list, had a tough September. He lost $556.8k in a session against Ike Hackston, with the most significant loss occurring at the $300/$600 limit. Despite the setback, Wilhasha showed resilience and continued to play at higher stakes. The poker community eagerly awaits the next chapter in this ongoing feud.
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