| Nizot Skizared Full Tilt Poker player - Who is he and more |
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Most of the people who play the world’s biggest online poker games get lot of attention. For some reason this doesn’t appear to be the case with Nizot Skizared. Nizot plays up to $2000/$4000 games at FullTiltPoker online poker room and still it seems like majority of the online poker railbirds ( = people who watch the online poker games) don’t really pay attention to him – not that Nizot most likely really cares that much about what the railbirds think about him. The lack of attention is most likely caused by two things: first of all he seems to play almost exclusively the limit poker games such as fixed limit texas holdem, 7 game and limit HORSE poker. At the moment the online poker crowd is following the big bet games such as pot limit
much more closely (because they love all ins and big pots) and this allows Skizared to fly bit under the radar. The other reason why he doesn’t get that much attention is because he doesn’t have aggressive poker chat style. Now that might sound silly but it seems like the people writing on poker forums are mostly interested about the players who will go visible on tilt in the chat box.
In online poker and especially in high stakes online poker there is always lot of speculation about what is the real name of the player playing behind the online poker alias. And this is obviously the case with Nizot Skizared as well.
It is believed that the real name of Nizot Skizared is Joe Cassidy who is speculated to play at PokerStars under the screen name BUTCH ACCIDY.
According to some sources Nizot has even confirmed himself that he is indeed Joe, but because we couldn’t find verification for this information we will treat it as speculation and hearsay. There has also been some rumors that he could be also someone else, but most of those (such as that he is Jamie Gold) don’t seem to believable.
Besides being one of the most successful young online poker players Joe Cassidy is also a accomplished live poker tournament player. He got his first bigger live poker tournament score already back in 2002 and since that time his poker tournament career has just been going better and better. Joe has for an example managed to make his way into a world series of poker (WSOP) final table and won over $350,000 from one single poker tournament. In total he has already won around $1million from live tournaments alone. Besides playing the tournaments he is also active live cash game player and can often be found playing the big live cash games in |
