las vegas
Just wanted to give a headsup to any raketracker players, PAS affiliates, or people interested in saying hello to the PAS, YPC, and raketracker teams. We will all be in Vegas tomorrow(7/27) until July 3rd. We are all going to be there and love…
When Poker Rooms are a Pleasure to Add
The last blog post was about a nightmare that can happen when adding a new room to PAS. This post is the exact opposite in every aspect.I recently added BetSafe to our offerings. They are the third Cryptologic site offered on PAS. As a whole…
Eric Brooks Wins WSOP event 14, World Championship Seven Card Stud
The 2008 World Championship Seven Card Stud event crowned a new champion, who won $418,856 but left with only the bracelet on his wrist.
Final table seats and chip counts are as follows:
Seat 1: David Oppenheim -- 508,000Seat 2: Alex…
Duncan Bell Wins Event #13 of WSOP, $2,500 No Limit Hold'em
Duncan Bell came to the final table as the chip leader and walked away $666,777 in prize money. He also walked away with his first WSOP bracelet.
The seat assignments and chip counts for the final table were as follows:
Seat…
Philip “The Chairman†Tom wins event #11, $5,000 NLHE Shootout
With a starting field of 360 players, Day One reduced the field to only 36. On Day Two, the 36 remaining players were divided into 6 tables and played down to the final 6.
On Day 3, the seat assignments are as follows:
Seat 1) Greg Mueller
Seat…
Grant Hinkle wins largest preliminary event in WSOP history.
The second event of the 2008 World Series of Poker was the largest preliminary event in its 39 year history with 3929 players. Grant Hinkle was rewarded with $831,462 and a bracelet for his efforts.
The final day leaves us with 18 players over…
David Singer wins WSOP Event #3, $1,500 PLHE, earns first WSOP bracelet
David Singer has won the $25,000 Heads-Up World Championship, placed 9th in the WSOP Main Event and finished second in several WPT and WSOP events. Until today, he had never won a WSOP bracelet.
The final table at the $1,500 Pot Limit Hold'em…
Erick Lindgren Wins First Bracelet
Erick Lindgren came into the #4 event of the WSOP as being known as the best poker player to never win a bracelet. By the end, he walked away with $374,505 in winnings and a bracelet. The chip count to begin the final table was as follows:David…
Michael Banducci wins WSOP Event #5, $1,000 NLHE Rebuy
Michael Banducci, at the $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em with Rebuys, walked away with $636,736 in prize money. His highest performance before this big win was 3rd place at last year's WPT Borgata Poker Open. He has had 14 previous cashes in major…
Nenad Medic wins WSOP Event #1, $10,000 Pot Limit Hold’em
Nenad Medic strikes first at the 2008 WSOP. Besting a field of 352 in the $10,000 Pot Limit Hold’em event, Nenad Medic takes home his first bracelet and $794,112 in winnings.
The final table consisted of a strong line up of well-known…