Dave “Devilfish” Ulliott: 3 Part Documentary

Watch Devilfish Documentary on DTD Player YouTube Channel

Here at Top Poker Streamers we are not all about showcasing the streamed poker events, we like to pay homage to those YouTube channels that have unique and interesting poker related content.

DTD Player which is the YouTube channel for the casino Dusk till Dawn, operated by Rob Yong. Have a fascinating three part documentary for the late Dave “Devilfish” Ulliott who sadly passed in 2015. The three part series give’s insight into Ulliott’s personal life, featuring family members, Rob Yong and professional poker players. For those unfamiliar with Devilfish here’s a brief summary.

Devilfish, whose real name was David Ulliott, was a renowned British professional poker player. Known for his charismatic personality and exceptional skills at the poker table. Dave was born on April 4th, 1954, in Hull, England. Devilfish left a lasting impact on the poker world before his untimely passing in 2015.

Dave was no stranger to controversy, occasionally getting confrontational with his opponents at the table. Infamously he had a bust up with Tony G in the Party Poker Premier League back in 2007. “The sooner they drag you back in the water the better, you fucking fat idiot, Let’s get on with it” Hailed Devilfish towards tony G, Tony is no stranger to controversy himself, famously having numerous bust ups with high profile professionals such as Phil Hellmuth.

Remembering Devilfish: An Intimate Portrait

In conclusion, DTD Player’s three-part documentary on Devilfish provides a compelling and intimate look into the life of the late David “Devilfish” Ulliott. The series not only sheds light on his remarkable poker career but also delves into his personal journey, featuring insights from family members, close friends, and fellow poker players.

Devilfish’s impact on the poker community is undeniable, and this documentary serves as a fitting tribute to a charismatic and iconic figure in the world of poker.

Check out Part one Below.