Mad Man Poker

Hi,

As you are reading this, you must have noticed the site underwent a serious face lift.

The old look just didn’t do it for me anymore and had always been a bit too heavy and “made” for my taste.
This new and sobre fresh look was especially designed for us by my dear friend Eddy, and I am most grateful for the effort he was willing to put in.
I hope you like this new “light” look as much as I do and that you enjoy the new feel of the site.

In other news, we have added a new face to our team as well.
When Michiel made the transition to MickeyCPoker (and we wish him all the best) he left a bit of an empty spot.
Luckily by that time I had already started behind the curtains to update the site and started planning on expanding team “MadMan”.

Niels Blommaert is probably the closest thing you can have to a prodigy in the very closed of group we have.
When you consider our team “as a whole” (MadManPoker, MickeyCPoker, The Social Geeks and all our “independents”) there has always been a few who dominate the group a little.
In a very short amount of time, Niels grew from a group member to a force that everybody should reckon with.
Especially in Omaha, I think he can put himself right next to any other player around us, and maybe in some aspects of the game, even above.

That does not mean Niels will only talk about Omaha, and I’m still not one to put a fixed topic on the people writing here, but I’m guessing it will he will fill the void where I humbly left it open.

In essence this means the look of the site will change once again.
I made the mistake with Michiel of granting him space to write his deepest thoughts on the game, but never put up a design that was to be compared with my own articles.
Niels will enjoy the luxury to have a “library” just like I do with the “Beyond the madness”-articles.

I will let Niels present his own “pseudonym” and the name under which his core writing will show on the site.

And I hope you will enjoy picking his mind as much as I do.

Nothing left for me to leave you to him, and untill next time, take care.

The Mad Man