EPT London 2014 - Jake Cody on American Players: ‘Very Loose’

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Triple crown winner Jake Cody was interviewed by PokerNews.com this week and asked the difference between US players and those in the UK and elsewhere.

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The Rockdale, England lad has amassed over $3,742,174 in live poker tournaments to date while capturing one World Series of Poker bracelet.  He is also a popular online player using the handle “jakecody” on PokerStars.

Cody has been spending a lot more time playing poker in the US, as he revealed in the PokerNews.com interview.   And, as it turns out, his girlfriend gave birth while they were traveling in the US.

“The American players they play slightly differently,” Cody observed.

His further description: “It varies from the different parts.  In Florida, everyone is just crazy loose.  Any two cards is good.”

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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