Esfandiari forced to beg for money at Las Vegas airport
In today's Daily Rewind we see the Magician improvise when he runs out of money at an airport, plus play a very expensive game of poker with Tiger Woods.
Esfandiari has to beg for food
Just to prove that the all-time money rankings are meaningless, the man who won $18 million at One Drop has had to resort to begging for food money.
Antonio Esfandiari found himself in an airport without any cash or credit cards. Luckily for him it was Las Vegas airport and he was able to use his celebrity status to hustle up his lunch money:

In case you missed it, we spoke to Antonio this week about One Drop, his no sex bet and much more.
EPT Sanremo latest
At the time of writing just 39 players remain in the penultimate event of the EPT season. Among the hopefuls still in Sanremo there are three players still in contention to become the first ever double-EPT champion - Vicky Coren, Michael Tureniec and Dimitar Danchev.
You can find out who gets there with our EPT Sanremo Live Stream.
Tiger Woods WPT Charity Tournament

The weekend will include poker, golf and partying, with all money raised going to the Tiger Woods Foundation.
Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari are expected to be in attendance. One of the prizes up for grabs is a round of golf with Tiger himself (Presumably Phil was the winner of that one last year).
If you want to attend a package can be all yours for a mere $10,000.
Question of the Day
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A relatively quiet day at the tables saw Viktor 'Isildur1' Blom emerge as the biggest winner. Perhaps the most surprising part of all about it being that it was just a five-figure profit of $80k, as we are much more used to wins and losses of the half million+ variety from Viktor.
The only player who could boast a six-figure difference to their bankroll yesterday was Hac Dang, who lost $146,821 at the 2-7 Triple Draw tables.
Daily Signoff
Slightly more affluent times for the Magician:
Yesterday's Daily Rewind: London poker boss charged with fraud
Barry Carter is the editor of PokerStrategy.com and the co-author of The Mental Game of Poker 1 & 2. He has been working in the poker industry for nine years and in 2013 won the APAT Award for Best Poker Media Provider. You can learn more about his work here.
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