One of the world's biggest poker sites pays tribute to a man who's dubbed as a ‘true godfather' of poker by creating a documentary in honor of ‘Devilfish' that everyone can watch on partypoker TV (partypoker account required - CLICK HERE if you don't have one already).
He earned $6.2 million playing live poker tournaments from 1993 to 2014, with his final appearance being in the $1,500 NLHE Monster Stack of the 2014 WSOP, finishing 265th place out of 7,862 entries.
Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott starred on Late Night Poker on Channel 4, a program that began in 1999 that tremendously helped in popularizing the game. It was actually the very first poker show to utilize the "hole-cam" technology, forever revolutionizing poker for the audience and since then has become one of the primary staples in all other poker TV shows that followed.
Ulliott was identified as the player with a slicked-back hair, tinted glasses and sharp suits. On the Late Night Poker show, he was undeniably considered to be the first poker star on TV.
In the 1997 WSOP, he outlasted a 247-player field to earn a bracelet in a $2,000 Pot Limit Hold'em event. In the 2003 (World Poker Tour) WPT, he added a title to his name after defeating Phil Ivey in a heads-up match at the WPT NLHE Championship in Tunica.
In January 2019, fans of the Devilfish can watch Part 1 and Part 2 of the documentary on demand through partypoker TV (partypoker account required - CLICK HERE if you don't have one already).
Here's a trailer on Part 1:
The trailer on Part 2 (aired January 11)
The Devilfish Part 3 documentary announcement (scheduled to be released on January 18):
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A well known player to the poker community, with some good wins and results in his career. And again this is a documentary. for the hardcore fans of the game, that follow players. their lives and results. Not one that i will watch
This player has an interesting life story. Unfortunately he died early. I watched him on TV many years ago and i liked how he played. He is part of the old players who have shown the world what the hold'em poker game means. He deserves this documentary in his honor.
yeah,he was something special!he had his style of playing poker,his appearance on table and tv was unique!I was very young when I starte to watch poker on table and you tube and he was one of first persons!he had his own poker room,but dont know how that finished!
what to talk about the man who was considered the godfather of poker devilfish the legend of the poker has already watched the documentary and I recommend and I indicate fe- men- nal and surprising
A legendary player who has done a lot to promote poker in the world. Thanks to such players, poker has turned from a game for underground rooms into a sport that is loved by millions of people around the world. He certainly deserves to be shot about this documentary!
I am really looking forward to watching this and it should be fascinating. The 'Devilfish' was always fantastic to watch at the poker tables and this should give another insight into a much loved and missed character
just can hope that this video will show up later on you tube and any other platform,site or something other that party casino site!dont want to be registered somewhere just beacause of this video!but I will watch video when it come and as I see it will be good story about him!
I saw this advertised variously across media and social media and I have to say that it looks like it will be a rather good watch. I am just looking to find time when I can actually spend time watching this series and enjoy what it has to bring. It’s a nice way to commemorate the life of a poker great. Hope you all enjoy it
One thing I wish partypee would produce is a better software already. I get it, they pay tribute to someone who is considered a seasoned pro and having a legendary status but I wish they would spend the same time and money finetuning their own things as well.
its bad when you read something like this,that he died beacuse of cancer and not on normal way,especially when is person who live full life and enjoy in life,gambling,friends and everything that it come!he had money,but he knewt how to spend his life which in not case for every player!
Posted by dule-vu: its bad when you read something like this,that he died beacuse of cancer and not on normal way,especially when is person who live full life and enjoy in life,gambling,friends and everything that it come!he had money,but he knewt how to spend his life which in not case for every player!
He probably had a decent amount of stress as well, gambling does that to you - it's far from having a healthy lifestyle.
yeah,its not easy,but on other side who know how he got that cancer and is it from stress,food,family thing!but as we see in this trailers,he had few hobbies,had friends to enjoy and its to bad when life must end on that way and in earlier ages!
Posted by dule-vu: its bad when you read something like this,that he died beacuse of cancer and not on normal way,especially when is person who live full life and enjoy in life,gambling,friends and everything that it come!he had money,but he knewt how to spend his life which in not case for every player!
Cancer can often be treated, but when it is not detected in time, it happens as in this case and nothing can be done. I liked it a lot when i was watching at TV and i see how Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott play. It was a pleasure to watch his talent and it was a time when i started to like this Holdem poker game.
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