Phil Ivey on What Makes a Great Player and More in Rare Inteview

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Phil Ivey on What Makes a Great Player and More in Rare Inteview

Phil Ivey sat down with poker pro Paul Phua to discuss what it takes to win in poker. 

It’s a rare interview from arguably one of the best players in the game today.

“Just like in any sport or anything where anyone’s at a top level and they have to practice and put in the time and really analyze everything they are doing. 

So it is just like anything else, you know, basketball, golf or soccer.  I mean, all the best players, they’re the one’s that are putting in the work and practicing more…”

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