Weekly Vote: Who Will Be the Biggest Online Winner in 2010?
Well-known online pros like jungleman12 or durrrr have recorded massive winnings so far in 2010. Do you think one of them will be the most profitable online poker player this year or maybe someone else will show up and surpass them all?
We're slowly coming to the end of another year and the online high stakes tables are still awarding the winners with six-figure pots.
In a recent report, we told you that jungleman12 seems to be recording the most profit, as he won close to $5 million so far this year. We also mentioned here that he has dropped a bit lately, and he is now standing at around $4.6 million after 120,000 hands.
According to the HighStakesDB stats, durrrr is the second most profitable player for 2010, with winnings close to the $4 million mark after 285,000 hands. Phil Ivey only played around 47,000 hands this month, but he amassed almost $3.2 million so far.
These might be the main candidates for the "Most profitable player in 2010" title, but there are also others who could turn things around in a short amount of time - a good example would be Isildur1 who managed to win and lose millions of dollars in just a few months.
Who do you think will record the most profit in 2010? Maybe one of the pros listed above? Maybe someone else? Place your vote in this week's community poll and share your prediction with us.
Weekly Vote: Who Will Be the Biggest Online Winner in 2010?
Last week's vote: What's Your Take on Cheong's A7 Hand in the WSOP Main Event?
The WSOP Main Event is over, but one particular hand created a series of discussions: Joseph Cheong's six bet/shove with A-7 against Jonathan Duhamel.
According to the results, almost two thirds of the voters did not agree with Cheong's move there, while the remaining votes got split between the undecided and the ones who believed the shove was a good move.
Let's take a look at the detailed results:
- 66.67%: I think he made a mistake there
- 17.61%: Neither really good nor really bad
- 15.72%: I think it was a good play
Last week's vote: What's Your Take on Cheong's A7 Hand in the WSOP Main Event?
