By Christopher Cosenza After a player wins the World Series main event the two cards he held on the final hand is sort of reserved
Jonathan Duhamel dispatches three Floridians and the rest of the November Nine en route to $9M and the WSOP Main Event title.
Kaseem “Freddy†Deeb wandered the halls of the Rio eating a banana during his dinner break of Day 1 of the main event. Ante Up’s Chris Cosenza stopped him for a quick chat about everything from his crowning achievement to his poker dream.
Poker pro Chris Bell of Raleigh, N.C., was inspired by the first victory of his good friend Gavin Smith so much that he went out the next day and won his first gold bracelet as well at the Rio in Las Vegas
Tampa’s Scott wins WSOPC circuit event in NOLA
Jerry Flannigan, who lives in Concord, N.C., captured the $340 no-limit hold’em tournament event at the World Series of Poker circuit stop in Las Vegas.
Doug Lovelace, a 40-year-old financial advisor from Richmond, Va., is the winner of Circuit Event #7 at Harrah’s St. Louis.
Three players tangled for more than four hours at the WSOP circuit tournament held at Caesars Atlantic City before the self-admitted underdog in the fight,
National shows about poker amateurs misses the point.
With all of the hype surrounding the November Nine it’s easy for someone as quiet as Hollywood’s Fernandez to slip into the background. But after the year he’s having we couldn’t let that happen.
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