[beekeeper]

I think there's a lot to be said for unbridled aggression. People don't play back at Chad Brown as much as they do other players--and that gives him an advantage. (From what we see on tv) I think that he's very good at sensing weakness, and fearless at exploiting what he perceives to be an edge. He's not afraid to go out, to lose all his chips. I think that the reason he seems like he shouldn't be that good is that sometimes he gets involved in big pots when it seems obvious that he doesn't know where he stands. He gets "rope a doped" a lot.