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March 28, 2008Posted on 03/28/2008 in Miscellaneous
It's no flipper, but Warne's poker face is hard to read
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Shane Warne has put his cards on the table and will play professional poker instead of county cricket. Joe Hachem, a world champion at the tables, says in the Daily Telegraph Warne is pretty good at his new pursuit and his face is hard to read.
"Shane has that competitive nature and that's what makes him a champion," Hachem said. "He brings that competitiveness to the poker table. I said to him in the early days that he had what it takes to be a professional."He's also got the poker face now. When he first started out I told him he was giving off too much facial expression. But now he is very hard to read."
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