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Kassem Deeb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (195 words) |
 | Kassem "Freddy" Deeb is an American professional poker player who emigrated from Lebanon during his college years. |
| Deeb is well-known for wearing patterned/multi-colored shirts, and one (red and white, with a diagonal checkerboard pattern) became famous at the 2003 World Series of Poker. |
| In a hand against Phil Ivey, Deeb flopped a pair of kings and went all-in. |
| Brilliance + Eloquence + Love = Gold (4711 words) |
| Lederer, Deeb, and Weitzman are high stakes Bellagio regulars, and Zalewski, a Houston player, is an extremely tough no-limit player who comes into town regularly enough, and is usually one of the players on whom you can get an individual price in The Big One (i.e., he's considered amongst the top 20% of the field). |
| Deeb folded, and as Howard collected the pot, he said, "I don't even know why I looked (at his cards)." He'd figured Deeb would move at him, after his two-card draw, and had already planned on playing back. |
| Deeb drew two, and Lederer drew one, and as Howard asked for the card, Deeb laughed and launched into a long story about a live (money) game that had happened two years before. |
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