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About The VisionaryNeil McFayden is one of New Zealand's top online tournament players who cashed for $200,000 upon winning the PartyPoker May Madness $1 Million Guaranteed tournament in 2008. He also has wins in the TitanPoker $50k Guaranteed for $13,500 and the PokerRoom $20k Guaranteed rebuy tournament. Neil is a three-time PocketFives.com Triple Crown winner.

Latest Posts by The Visionary

  • Playing MTT’s professionally in 2011
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    Last Updated: May 27, 2011
    Playing MTT’s professionally in 2011
    Finding an Edge to Beat the Modern Game. Poker has become tougher, good opponents are  better and bad players are fewer. Achieving a consistently high win rate in MTT’s requires a greater understanding of the game from a technical perspective, and also a higher degree of professionalism. Edges a...
  • WCOOP Report – The Visionary 3rd in Event 28 $1000...
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    Last Updated: September 25, 2009
    WCOOP Report –  The Visionary 3rd in Event 28 $1000 NLHE
    Last week The Visionary playing under the moniker “visionary129” came 3rd in Event 28 of the Poker Stars WCOOP series taking home over $269k for his efforts. Here he gives a brief insight into his mindset throughout the gruelling two day event. Obviously I was delighted to walk away with 3rd in ...
  • Exploiting Bubbles
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    Last Updated: February 8, 2009
    Exploiting Bubbles
    “I’m Cautious when others are greedy and greedy when others are cautious”. Warren Buffet was of course discussing his investment philosophy, but had he been talking about MTT strategy, he’d have been spot on. The ‘bubble’ is a unique period of a tournament where for many players survival...
  • Ryder Cup – Bring it on
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    Last Updated: September 23, 2008
    Ryder Cup – Bring it on
    I am really looking forward to the Ryder Cup. It starts at 12 midnight here, and finishes at 11am. We have sky plus but I want to watch it live, and I certainly won’t be working while it’s on.  Watching the Ryder Cup requires 100 percent concentration, stamina and the ability to deal with emoti...