Amsterdam Pictures

As promised I put up the photo gallery. In a stretch to keep this place professional and protect the reputations of a few of us I was forced to take out several pictures.

Next year you'll just have to go if you want to be a part of the censored content. :P

Enjoy, now you can put some faces with a few names. If anybody else has pics from the event feel free to email them over and I will post them............Shenaz.


Amsterdam CAC 2006 Photo Gallery

[Ritch111]

Nice work out there.

It looks like you were able to bring a voice to all these sites. Thanks for the report and all the photos.

Ritch

[Dave]

Great pics Jeremy.

It is nice to be able to put some faces to the names we all know so well.

Carly is a babe!

And you look so much like my youngest brother that it's scary!

[Bryan]

I agree with Dave. I know I've given Carly some crap before on here about late payments or not getting back to me, but no more. She's a little Hottie!

Bryan

[hoursurfing]

And the funniest picture of them all ...The Porno Supermarket. LMAO

[getinthewpt.com]

Looks like a great time.

[Beanie]

Jeremy is a flat out pimp.

Been trying to log on for the last few days and couldn't. The whole experience was a lot of fun.

[Justin]

Jeez I think I might have to purchase a suit soon. I might look a little out of place in Vegas with my OSU hoodie and sweatpants.

[Justin]

Do any of the guys from PocketFives post here? I'd be interested in hearing their story of how they went about getting their forum going. I really think they have the coolest poker site/forum out there and Im hoping my sports betting forum has the same kind of atmosphere that they have there.

[Cal P5s]

Hey Justin, thanks for the kind words. This is my first post here, but after meeting Jeremy in Amsterdam I'm sure I'll be visiting here more often.

Here are the top three things, in order of importance, that I think helped PocketFives grow to what it is:

1. Lots of hard work and long hours from three capable people that work well together and have clearly defined roles. The three owners work on the site full time now and we're all passionate about what we do.

2. An idea for a site that was well-received by the target audience (obvious, but still critical)

3. Knowing and meeting the right people that helped our community expand.


I was Internal Marketing Manager for Rivals.com, a large college sports network, before starting PocketFives. Riley was a programmer for LegalBill.com, a very sharp guy and close friend who built P5s from scratch. We brought on Adam while the site was still being built for content. He was another close friend and serious poker player who had already made quite a few contacts with big names in the online poker world. Hope this helps shed some light on the background of our site.