This is not Time magazine, but given the history of star appearances on the cover to get a face on the front of Cigar Aficionado is quite an accomplishment. Chalk up one for Phil Ivey. The Full Tilt Poker Pro, the first on ESPN. com “The” nuts list of best poker players in the world graces the cover of the 2010 edition in April of passionate cigar publication. Wearing a dapper jacket and holding a lighted cigar in his right hand, Ivey is not for the way a poker player search. Of course, Cigar Aficionado does not consider its relevance in a mystery to those who may not have any knowledge of the game. Ivey on the right shoulder superimposed on the title of “America’s King Poker – Phil Ivey had his poker glory succeed in business can be established.” In the article, author Michael Kaplan hits on many aspects of life Ivey poker poker fans already know, but it is also the future objectives Ivey (including the creation of a High Roller Casino, a trader and options) and offer the reader a glimpse of the lifestyle Ivey. Ivey is not the first poker player to appear on the cover of Cigar Aficionado. 2004 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champion Greg “Fossilman” Raymer asked for the review year, he won the title, sitting at a poker table behind stacks of chips with his patron card brand and fossil holographic lenses. The actor and poker enthusiast, James Woods, who represents Hollywood Poker has been on the cover in 1997 featured. In 2003, the casino magnate Steve Wynn was the cover man to sit as one might imagine, a player Pokertisch.Legendäre and poker player Archie Karas, but not on the cover, has been the subject of a fantastic article by Michael Konik during the summer of 1994 presented to Fidel Castro published on the cover. More recently, “online Andrew Phenom” good2cu “Robl, Tom” durrrr Dwan, Luke Kim, and Alan “The Usher” Sass has been featured in the July / August 2008 Issue in an article titled “No Limit Assassins.” Many readers have been in Cigar Aficionado magazine internet forum, why Ivey has been chosen for the cover, confused. Said the initiator of the discussion: “Who is Phil Ivey, what works well and it will be for the world on the cover?” He continued: “It seems that some people do not appear on the covers of” models “I have to spend more. “Forum member AZCigarNut” had this to say in reply is: Cigar Aficionado is not just cigars … which, incidentally, is why this has radically sells better than that, it is a magazine about the good life, there is all this session, we take care of men … cigars, golf, alcohol, clothing, watches, movies, and yes … … that poker worked well under all the above. There are still great items for cigar lovers (like the Oliva family you mention), but it also speaks of smoking single and men in general (as with articles on Tico Torres and Phil Ivey). Ivey joined an exclusive club of people who voted for the magazine cover. Since 1992, the same thing about George Burns, Ernest Hemingway, Tiger Woods, Winston Churchill, John F. Kennedy, Jack Nicholson, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Groucho Marx all had their portraits on the front of Cigar Aficionado displayed.