Matusow to His Twitter Followers: "Most of You Are Angry Hateful Poisonous Lowlifes"

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Matusow to His Twitter Followers: "Most of You Are Angry Hateful Poisonous Lowlifes"

Mike "The Mouth" Matusow began his 2022 World Series of Poker journey with the Event #10: Dealers Choice 6-Handed Championship.  It featured a $10,000 buy-in and has a $1,044,400 prize pool.  Matusow played pretty well Sunday, finishing in 31st place.  You'd hardly know it from Matusow's tweet aimed at his 116.6K followers.  

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"Not sure why I ever post anything on Twitter! Most of you are angry hateful poisonous lowlifes with nothing good to say about people! I almost feel sorry for all of you who are full of hate and not love! Yet ill still wish you all best, even the lowlife!"

That tweet came after Matusow promised:

"Anyone want to bet I show a profit of 50k or more for entire wsop dm me we can bet up to 50k! Everyone's about to pay for what I've been through last 7 yrs! Dont say I didn't warn you all!"

If you thought Mike's tweet might lead to a lot of angry responses, you might be surprised.

Hunter S. Thompson wrote:

"Mike we don’t always see eye to eye but I got nothing but love for you my guy you will always be my favourite poker player."

Warbuck920 tweeted:

"Love you Mike! Good luck this year bud."

And this from Aaron Adams:

"Peace to you Mikey. Don't let the stench of others cloud your heart. Keep that chin up and let the Sun of a new day awaken you."

But it wouldn't be Mike Matusow's Twitter account without a little hate.

From Same As It Ever Was:

"Your posts generally begin with insults and name calling towards anyone that disagrees with whatever cockamamie statement you’re making. I wish you the best of luck in WSOP."

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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