The ever vigilant highstakesdb.com not only brings us the most comprehensive results from the nosebleed tables, but they also occasionally pick up a scoop from the table talk between the big name pros, and this is precisely what occurred at the $100/$200 No Limit Holdem at Full Tilt Poker last week.

The discussion took place between Tom ‘durrrr’ Dwan and the anonymous player who uses the online handle ‘Jungleman12’ –rumored to be a young player by the name of Daniel Cates. Here is the pertinent part of the conversation:

durrrr: ok gg
jungleman12: gg
durrrr: y dont u take challenge
durrrr: since u never lose to me
jungleman12: i will prob
jungleman12: maybe
jungleman12: isnt bt next or something?
durrrr: i can do 2 at once
durrrr: ship ivey 500k n we will work out details
durrrr: get my aim from someone
jungleman12: ok
durrrr: i wanna crank out at least 2 of em before london if poss
jungleman12: ill talk to you over aim before doing it
durrrr: we could obv play in like 2 weeks
jungleman12: k
durrrr: kk gg
durrrr: gl

This could be a very interesting proposition if Jungleman12 does accept, especially with durrrr’s time split between multiple top-level opponents. Be sure to check back in with Poker News Boy as the story unfolds.

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2. Daniel JUNGLEMAN12 Cates issues open challenge It’s been a while since the poker world caught wind of a high-stakes challenge match, but that changed on Thursday when Daniel “Jungleman12” Cates decided...
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Tags: Daniel Cates, durrrr, durrrr challenge, Full tilt Poker, Jungleman12, Tom Dwan, Tom ‘Durrrr’ Dwan

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