Heinz, Lamb, Staszko Make Final Three of 2011 WSOP Main Event
After enduring an almost four-month sweat before returning to Las Vegas to decide a champion, the 2011 November Nine sat down this afternoon with one goal in mind: Make the final three. Now, after watching six players’ WSOP dreams crushed, Pius Heinz from Germany, Martin Staszko from the Czech Republic and Ben Lamb from the US remain in contention.
Hellmuth Sunk By Spider Bite at WPT Malta
With only one cash on her live poker resume, not much is known about Pescagllini as far as her tournament chops go.
PokerStars Gives Away $770k in 65-Billionth Hand Celebration
Christopher “yllams” Small of New Zealand pocketed the top prize of $68,420 for winning the milestone hand while seated at a $0.10/$0.25 cent No-Limit Hold’em table. The other players at the table each received a minimum of $1,710.
2011 WSOP Main Event Day 2B Mid-Level 6 Update
Mizrachi seems none too pleased with his table draw The Day 2B action in the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event is underway and it is once again a packed house. The recipient of the WSOP Dealer of the Year award helped Jack Effel with Shuffle Up and Deal honors and Level 6 action (Blinds
WSOP: Marsha Wolak Wins Ladies’ No Limit Hold’em Championship
The conversation when the final table began was the elephant in the room, or rather the man at the table. Jonathan Epstein was one of 15 men to enter the World Series of Poker Ladies’ No Limit Hold’em World Championship, and he managed to make the final table. But the player that everyone was talking
WSOP: Kirk Caldwell Picks Up Bracelet Four For Canada
Caldwell is the fourth Canadian bracelet winner in 2011 If the final table of the most recent $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event had a theme, that theme would be “Oh, Canada.” With three Canadian players forcing most of the action at the table, it was a Northern affair that ended with a fourth 2011 bracelet
WSOP: Kirk Caldwell Picks Up Bracelet Four For Canada
Caldwell is the fourth Canadian bracelet winner in 2011 If the final table of the most recent $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event had a theme, that theme would be “Oh, Canada.” With three Canadian players forcing most of the action at the table, it was a Northern affair that ended with a fourth 2011 bracelet
WSOP End of Day: Three Hold’em Champions Crowned
Final Table – Check, Win – TBD There was a lot of gold to be had on Sunday, with three bracelets won in three different versions of Hold’em. With no 5 PM event, the Amazon room was a bit quieter than usual, but that’s not to say that there wasn’t a lot on the line