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With 7 out of 9 players eliminated over the weekend, the WSOP Main Event Final Table will resume shortly as the final two face off for the coveted bracelet.
The fourteenth edition of the Fult Tilt Online Poker Series is in full swing and our coach StephenHendry placed second in the second event of the tournament series.
Full Tilt Poker has today announced that Tom "durrrr" Dwan will join the likes of Phil Ivey, Chris Ferguson, Patrik Antonius and Gus Hansen as a member of Team Full Tilt.
Season VI WPT World Poker Challenge champion Lee Markholt rounds up the final 10 that includes 2 other former WPT champions and 3 final tablists.
Phil Ivey was a big favourite to win the WSOP Main Event despite being short stacked. However, it was another short stack who fought his way to the heads-up battle for the most sought-after poker trophy in the world.
Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi ground his way through the day to end among the chip leaders. He is once again back in 6th place with 575,000 chips.
The WSOP Main Event Final Table will start today and if you would like to take part in the discussion, we have setup a special discussion thread dedicated to this event.
After two exciting days of poker, 2006 champ Nenad Medic is among the more notable survivors as less than 20% of the original starting field progress into Day 3.
A field of 353 players signed up for the $10,000 buy-in event and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi was one of the players who shone on Day 1. He finished the day in 6th place.
In a press release today, GSN confirmed that Scott will be the new co-host for the show. The identities of the players were also revealed with Dennis Philips set to make his debut appearance.
If Joe Cada were to win the title, he would be the youngest WSOP Main Event champion ever. Seated next to him are Antoine Saout, a newcomer who should not be underestimated, and Jeff Shulman who could literally be called an old hand at the poker game.
Kevin Schaffel, aged 51, is the oldest of the 2009 November Niners. Steven Begleiter is the clear underdog, while Eric Buchman is considered the secret favourite at the table. Here are seats 4-6 of the final table in detail.
Tom "durrrr" Dwan is not doing so well in November thus far, as he has suffered yet another big loss. This time he has lost $850k to Phil Ivey and Ziigmund who dominated the PLO tables for the night.
Darvin Moon is the clear chip leader among the November Niners, but Phil Ivey is the indisputable star. However, James Akenhead has already recorded some successes. Here are the seats 1 to 3 of the final table in detail.
Patrik Antonius has been leading the list of high stakes winners in 2009 for quite a while and now he has added a $2 million profit in October, which puts him up by $6.7 million in overall for this year.
We are only a few days away from the most important poker event of this year; the final table of the WSOP Main Event. We'll keep you well informed with everything you need to keep up with the happenings!
The 22 year old pro emerged unscathed after more than 30 grueling hours of poker over 3 days, to take home the $246,928 prize. Michael Benvenuti came in second and earned $129,562.
Glen Chorny, Kathy Liebert and Theo Tran are among the final 10 player have survived two consecutive days of poker marathons to head into the final table.
Jonathan Little, Justin Bonomo, Yevgeniy Timoshenko and Phil Gordon were among the many poker pros who turned up to play in $5,000 buy-in Main Event.
Vedes eliminated Jason Lavallee in the final heads-up match to emerge as the champion and take home more than $1.2 million. Freddy Deeb could only manage fourth place.
