This week's PocketFives Podcast guest will be Jordan scarface_79 Smith.

Please submit questions for Jordan by replying in this thread before 6pm ET Wednesday.

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Scouting Report for scarface_79

Generally known for his success in the late night tourneys, Jordan Smith took home over $80k in a chop of the Sunday Million on PokerStars in the summer of '06. He picked up the pace in early 2008 with wins in the Full Tilt Sunday Mulligan and the PokerStars $100 rebuy for $85k combined. In late September '08, Jordan won the Stars $200 Sunday rebuy for $51k and placed 3rd in the $1k Super Tuesday for another $44,000. More recently, he has a 4th place finish in the WCOOP Event #33 ($1,000+50 NLHE) for $84,300 (Sept. '09).

In June '09, Jordan Smith won the WSOP Event #36 ($2,000 NLHE) for $586,212 and placed 10th in the WSOP Main Event for $896,730.

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Talk about your thinking behind the hand vs. Ivey. Mostly your resoning behind 3betting his utg raise with A9o OOP against his 88, then checking it down, and finally your reaction to seeing that he had mistakenly folded a flush at showdown.

Buddy,,,,,,,,just sick!!!!! I really feel so awful for you ............you are a great player and so deserved to be at this years Main Event Final Table. I watched you take down a tournament in Biloxi and followed you online at this year's WSOP. The ESPN episode just concluded and every poker player out there knows a fraction of what you felt on that last hand. I really hope you get another WSOP ME final table opportunity before too long.

Sorry, didn't mean to be 'tacky'. No disrespect that's for sure. Let's talk about 97dd hand instead! How about a comparison of your emotions between a great victory and a ever so close heart-break?

And how about the old days at ParadisePoker? Do you miss the early days of online poker?

Congrats again for all your recent successes, Jordan. Keep it up!

jordan, why is it that when you eat at hibachi steak houses you must order double filet and double fried rice? does eating twice as much as the regular player make you play twice as good as him?