All hold em professionals play an excellent skill set, but some talk a better game than some others. Here is our record of the biggest trash talkers in hold em history.

Don’t kid yourself, this wouldn’t be a collection of top trash talkers without Tony G. “I’m gonna rip you apart so hard!� Tony G has on no account been known for subtlety. One of the most coarse mouths in poker today, Tony G has numerous video clips on Youtube that concentrate purposely on his spectacular partying and his skill to criticize and demean any hapless opponent that busts out to him. Don’t anticipate to win or lose a hand with Tony G, regardless the dimensions, and anticipate to escape one of his tirades; even his celebrations result in him insulting his opponent’s play, regardless if he got it in fine or bad.

Another name that instantly comes to mind: Scotty Nguyen. {“You call, it’s gonna be all over, baby!�} Scotty’s behavior at the table used to be celebrated as hilarious, conceited babble that was part of the “Prince of Poker� and his personality at the tables. After the 2008 World series Player’s Championship, however, Scotty faced a public reaction at his drunken rambling at participants, staff, and railbirds alike. Thankfully, Scotty has went back to the less vicious chattering that made him a revered mouth within the hold em world. Keep it up playin’ on, Scotty baby. {You still have fans}

Phil Hellmuth. “I mean, this guy can’t even spell poker!� Amazingly, for a moment, Hellmuth was acknowledged for his poker playing skill first and his extremely conceited table chatter next. Once ESPN began televising the Poker Brat in action, starting along with his 2003 breakdown following being busted, cameras can’t get an adequate amount of his self proclamations and utter crashes. As a rule now, though, you hear more concerning one of Hellmuth’s rants than you do his winnings, which is unfortunate. On the other hand, he’s certainly entertaining, regardless where he plays, at what time he shows up, (late, usually) or if he’s tilted or extremely confident.

Daniel Negraneu. “I need some money. You got any money?� One thing is for sure if you watch “Kid Poker� play tournament poker; you’ll on no account get tired of watching. One of the greatest friendly and amusing mouths of the hold em community, Daniel never appears to be wanting for conversation. His speech isn’t only idle prattle, nevertheless; he uses his table speech as a weapon to acquire information. His skill to explain hands and read the other players at the table out loud has been well publicised; he even does commentary jobs for Ps tournaments and has developed into the unofficial “voice� of poker for the last few years as the most familiar and jovial personalities in the hold em community.

Mike Matusow. Mike once said: “I believe in my heart I’m one of the top five No Limit Holdem players in the World. It’s the only thing I do good. I’m an idiot when it comes to anything else.â€? With a handle such as “The Mouthâ€? it’s tough to envision someone else in this slot. The first time I had heard of “The Mouthâ€? was the 2004 World series, where Mike notoriously told Greg Raymer that he had diminutive testicles. Since then, Mike has been a fixture on televised hold em tournaments as well as cash games, and he hasn’t failed to bestow us some worthy Mouthisms over the years. As he likes to say, the kiddie game is down the street, when you’re matching wits against the Mouth.

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