He fought through a field of 713 players, came back from a chip deficit at the final table, and kept his faith through a tough heads-up battle to win the $1,500 Pot Limit Hold\’em tournament at the 2008 WSOP. Along […]
Humdinger for SingerDavid Singer Wins First WSOP Bracelet
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Happenings at the WSOP while Ultimate Bet has signed another known online player: Update: Tom Schneider interview with Gary Wise at roundersradio.com sometime between 5 and 7pm PT Things got underway at noon in event #7, $2,000 NL holdem, 1,593
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What\’s happening around the WSOP while I consider a new career. In event #2, the $1,500 NL, the final 18 staggered their way back to the Rio to reach the ESPN final table. So far they\’ve made their way down
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What\’s happening around the WSOP while the world\’s #1 Limit Holdem player is waiting for you. It\’s almost 6:00am and play finished at 18 in the $1,500 NL event. They\’ll be coming back at 1:30pm today to eventually get to
Yesterday, Short-Stacked Shamus took us to the quarterfinals of the 64-player Full Tilt Poker tournament. Later in the evening, it was determined that the four players going to the semifinals would be: David Singer v. Brian Hastings Andy Bloch v.
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The final 18 players are set to begin play at 12:30 today to compete for the six seats at the WPT final table. Oh, and a little $1.6 mil is up for grabs, too. Today\’s action is going to be
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As the players on Day 3 of the L.A. Poker Classic approach the money bubble, there are still some very well-known players atop the leader board – Phil Ivey and David Singer. Jennifer Tilly doubled up through Humberto Brenes and
The $10k buy-in World Poker Tour main event of the L.A. Poker Classic got underway today at Commerce Casino. The final number of entrants was 665 – less than last year but impressive nonetheless. First prize will be over $1.6
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It\’s that time of year again. The NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship is on the horizon, and many players have already confirmed that they\’ll pay the $20k to get some camera time compete in the event. Sixty players have been
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