Best ever High Stakes player
- Thread starter Doug
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for the cash
down through the years there seems to have been a lot of great players who loved to play for the big bucks. but i had always thought in the 60s for the big money both harold worst and "red" always seemed to do well when the price got up there. in the 70s when you put up real money richie ambrose was very tough to beat.
i also knew a road player in the early 70s named mike hogan from Louisiana who just kept getting better as the price went up.
if my memory was a little better i might be able to add some names of hustlers who kept a low profile til you put up 20-30k, then they would shoot til you got tired of racking or were busted.
(i'm afraid i had alittle too much fun in the 60s and 70s to remember a lot these days, but i am trying to cut back a bit.)
down through the years there seems to have been a lot of great players who loved to play for the big bucks. but i had always thought in the 60s for the big money both harold worst and "red" always seemed to do well when the price got up there. in the 70s when you put up real money richie ambrose was very tough to beat.
i also knew a road player in the early 70s named mike hogan from Louisiana who just kept getting better as the price went up.
if my memory was a little better i might be able to add some names of hustlers who kept a low profile til you put up 20-30k, then they would shoot til you got tired of racking or were busted.
(i'm afraid i had alittle too much fun in the 60s and 70s to remember a lot these days, but i am trying to cut back a bit.)