In the Complex.com Danny Masterson opens up about his poker career and as a poker shark:
You're known for being a poker enthusiast. How good are you?
Danny Masterson: I'm really f****ng good. I have no problem saying that.
What's the most you've won and lost?
Danny Masterson: I don't really lose that much. The most I've lost is a couple of grand and the most I've won is a lot more than that.
I assume you play with a bunch of actors. Is it tougher against them?
Danny Masterson: As actors we get paid to lie, and poker players get paid to lie, so that works pretty well. But I play a lot with professional poker players and that's a different ball game.
You see certain players that can just read you. Like, is your raise a bluff raise? They just know. Kathy Liebert has my number really bad.
Danny Masterson: As actors we get paid to lie, and poker players get paid to lie, so that works pretty well. But I play a lot with professional poker players and that's a different ball game. You see certain players that can just read you. Like, is your raise a bluff raise? They just know. Kathy Liebert has my number really bad.
About Danny Mastersons: Danny Masterson started his career in show business as a child model when he was 4, and went on to start making commercials after that, but he was so popular in these commercials that he had to drop out of school so he could take all the acting jobs he was offered! He started appearing on shows like "Roseanne" and "Cybill" and "NYPD Blue," before moving into movies like "Face/Off" and "the Faculty."
He also appeared in other shows while being an active cast member of "That '70s Show," including "Robot Chicken," "Punk'd," "Entourage," "MADtv," "How to Make a Monster," "Grounded for Life," and "Strange Frequency."
Together with his brother Chris and Laura Prepon has invested in Card Player Magazine. And a member of the Unabombers poker team seen on GSN Poker Royale series.
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