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Daniel Negreanu

At the age of 23, Canadian Daniel Negreanu became the youngest WSOP winner ever when he won the $2,000 Pot Limit Texas Hold’em event in 1998.

PokerPages is pleased to have him on board as a contributing writer. We know that this top tournament and high-stakes poker player will provide features that will be interesting and informative, not to mention entertaining.

Below are just a few of the many successes he has had in the poker arena:

• 1997 Best All Around Player, World Poker Finals.

• 1998 WSOP Pot Limit Hold'em at age 23. First WSOP event ever played.

• 1999 United States Poker Champion.

• 1997-1999 12 tournament wins, more than any other player.

• 2000 Played exclusively live action in Las Vegas at the Bellagio.

• 2001 11th in the main event at the WSOP.

• 2002 Best All around Player at the L.A.P.C.

• 18 total wins since starting out in tournament poker in 1997

Articles by Daniel Negreanu:

• 8-3 Offsuit is Cool! (03/24/03)

• My Take On Nolan's Column (02/24/03)

• Bettin’ Benny vs. Slow-Playin’ Seto — Part I (12/23/02)
  

• Bettin’ Benny vs. Slow-Playin’ Seto — Part II (01/27/03)
  

• Well, Mom, I'm a Professional Poker Player (11/25/02)
  

• Win the Battle With Your Ego (10/28/02)
  

• Look Out, Vegas, Here I Come! (09/23/02)
  

• Old Man With an Earring (08/26/02)
  

• Live Ones Pay the Bills (07/22/02)
  

• Tournament Practice (06/24/02)
  

• Full-Contact Poker: Party Day (06/06/02)
  

• Play Hours Not Results (04/22/02)
  

• Beating Up on a Buddy (03/25/02)