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Kids. Don't you just hate them...
Poker NewsJuly 15, 2010 A 21-year-old who has only cashed once in his life is leading the chase for $9 million at the World Series of Poker Main Event. Evan Lamprea's total career winnings of $5,044 are just half the entry fee of this event – the second biggest live poker tournament of all time. But in the early hours of this morning the little known Canadian, who has never finished higher than 164th in... |
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World Poker Champ Joe Cada hits the rail in Vegas
Poker NewsJuly 14, 2010 Reigning World Poker Champion Jo Cada has busted out of the WSOP 2010 Main Event. The 22-year-old had dreamt of being the first player to defend the WSOP Main Event title since 1988, when Johnny Chan recorded back-to-back victories. But Cada, who won $8.55 million last year as the youngest winner ever, was eliminated with around 1,800 players remaining when his ace-queen of spaces ran into... |
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WSOP 2010: Johnny Chan is just ridiculous
Poker NewsJuly 10, 2010 POKER legend Johnny Chan finished Day 2A of the World Series of Poker last night in a ludicrously brilliant 10th place. The 53-year-old double World Champion, who played so well on the opening day of this monster tournament, again turned in a masterclass to finish with 281,600 chips – just 60,000 behind overall chip leader Boulos Estafanous. A whopping 2,412 players sat down for the... |
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Johnny Chan rolls back the years at the 2010 WSOP
Poker NewsJuly 9, 2010 Johnny Chan finished Day 1C of the World Series of Poker Main Event ranked an unbelievable 2nd out of 1,646 survivors. The 53-year-old, who has 10 WSOP bracelets, played typically aggressive poker throughout to dominate a huge field. Canadian Mathieu Sauriol finished chip leader on a day in which another 2,314 players entered the tournament, meaning the prize fund is likely to be... |
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WSOP 2010 Main Event kicks off in Las Vegas
Poker NewsJuly 6, 2010 THE 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event is finally underway in Las Vegas - and Day 1A say some big guns fall at the Rio. Greg Raymer, the 2004 World Champion, asked players to "shuffle up and deal"...and was then promptly knocked out before the end of the first level. Raymer lost almost his entire chip stack within 10 hands including a huge pot when he missed a flush... |
