

High-Stakes Poker Drama: Ted Forrest's Controversial Night at Full Tilt
Full Tilt Poker added a $3,000/$6,000 limit hold'em table named after IHateJuice, with one seat reserved for him. Ted Forrest, a member of the 'Corporation' group, was the main guest at the table's opening. The night started with Ted Forrest, profbackwards (Ted Forrest), Neo81 (St1ckman), IHateJuice, and pummelfee123 playing together. After losing $30,000 in five hands, Ted Forrest left the table, followed by pummelfee123. Neo81 and IHateJuice played only two hands, with Neo81 winning both. Neo81 then left, leaving IHateJuice alone at the table. Ted Forrest returned half an hour later, joined by Neo81, youreamaniac, ScHnibL0r, and pummelfee123. Four out of the six players were from Germany.
IHateJuice expressed concerns about unethical behavior and requested the table to be removed. He wrote on the 2+2 forum, 'Very sad things are happening at this table. I do not want poker to have such a reputation, so I asked FTP to remove it.' IHateJuice later clarified his position, stating that some players forget about morality and respect when playing at such high stakes. He also mentioned that while there might not be any collusion, 'bump hunting' and dirty tactics are ruining the game.
Ted Forrest played multiple short sessions, winning $223,874 in total. He made 27 approaches to the tables, played 723 hands, and won $223,874. The main loser of the day was KobeYard85, who lost $275,056 in 167 hands. Neo81 earned around $200,000 in 139 hands. It seems that after yesterday's evening, all LHE regulators turned against St1ckman.
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