Daily Rewind: Community's Nomination, Lim Wins APPT Seoul, Spend Time with Liv.
In today's Daily Rewind we see why PokerStrategy.com is up for an award, recap the recent APPT event in Seoul and celebrate PokerStars' women with Liv Boeree.
The Daily Rewind is your one-stop-shop for a sharp review of the day in poker. Join us here for a mix of the latest news and a more irreverent insight into the poker world. Today we discovered the following topics for you:
Community nomination
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PokerStrategy.com and BarryCarter (pictured right) have been nominated for an award by the UK's largest amateur poker organisation: APAT.
Listed under the category of "Best Poker Media Provider", PokerStrategy.com has been recognised for its ongoing coverage of industry news and events.
Also in the running for the award are other respected news outlets such as Bluff Europe, WPT Magazine and PokerNews.
Voting closes on March 30 and the winner will be announced at the end of March at Dusk Till Dawn.
To vote for us, visit this thread.
Lim's APPT winning heart in Seoul
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| Lim becomes champion (image source: PokerStars Blog) |
PokerStars' recent jaunt to Seoul, South Korea, came to a conclusion over the weekend and when the festivities were over it was Aaron Lim who lifted the winner's trophy.
After three days of action the 222 players in the $2,700 event had been whittled down to a final table of eight.
Lim was the player in charge thanks to successful coup against Team PokerStars Online pro Naoya Kihara just before the finale.
Indeed, after seeing the field drop to five, Lim then watched as the finale's two females, Sixiao Li and Xuan Liu, hit the rail in quick succession.
With just three players remaining the surviving trio decided to cut a deal.
After coming to an amicable agreement, Lim proceeded to oust Nicky Tao Jin in third place ($93,000), before dispatching with Chane Kampanatsanyakorn ($91,000) to claim his first APPT title and $110,000.
Hang out with Liv
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| Spend time with Liv |
If you're a female player or just a fan of female poker players, then you can celebrate the second anniversary of PokerStars' Women's Sunday by joining an interactive YouTube event.
Featuring Liv Boeree, Fatima Moreira de Melo and Adrienne Rowsome, the 30-minute live stream will give community members a chance to ask questions and win a selection of free tournament tickets.
Following the "YouTube Hangout" will be a double guarantee Women’s Sunday with $20,000 on offer, as well as $100 bounties on each female PokerStars pro in the field.
The virtual chat kicks off on March 23 at 18:00 GMT and can be viewed, here.
Today at PokerStrategy.com
It's a new week and in today's news review we bring you a fresh batch of interesting headlines:
Our inquisitive reporter Tobias Block brings you another audio interview, this time with PokerTracker's Steven McCloughlin.
PokerStrategy.com's jamni recently won a MicroMillions event, so look out for our forthcoming report.
Put March 31 in your diary if you want to take advantage of our exclusive $10,000 depositor freeroll at Poker770.
Gold+ members can find out how
CollinMoshman deals with the early stages of a $109 turbo tournament.
High stakes corner
| Ray wins again |
Kyle "KPR16" Ray continued his recent upswing with another healthy profit yesterday.
Having banked $615,944 on Saturday, Ray scooped a further $379,026 in the last 24 hours.
Ray's recent upswing of almost $1 million takes his annual winnings to $1,448,880 and puts him fifth on this year's overall leaderboard.
Also enjoying a winning day was the nosebleed world's other Kyle: Kyle "cottonseed1" Hendon.
The Canadian pro raked in a haul of $345,685 courtesy of "SallyWoo" (-$265,116), Alex "Alexonmoon" Luneau (-$211,796) and Viktor "Isildur1" Blom (-$180,126) who all suffered losing days.
Daily Signoff
A new poker show called Living the Life, featuring Trishelle Cannatella and a series of inexplicable cameos from the likes of Andy Bloch, is the talk of the community at the moment, so here's a taster.


