Jimmy Shultz has been announced another new champion at the 먹튀검증. After winning event 12, a $1,500 buy in Limit Hold’em tournament, he walked away with $257,049.
The second finisher, Zachary Fellows received $165,165. Erick Lindgren made a strong run through this tournament, but unfortunately finished tenth.
Phillip Tom has become a winner in No-Limit Hold’em Shootout with a $5,000 buy-in. He walked away with $477,990 for his first place win.
At the moment four tournaments are in progress. Thus, event 13 is in its final stages with 9 players left at the final table.
The World Championship Seven Card Stud Event is also at the final stage. David Oppenheim has the chip lead with 508,000 chips, while pro Erik Seidel is sitting in seventh with 94,000 chips.
Sixty one players are left in the Ladies No-Limit Hold’em World Championship Event that began on June 7. With 94,000 chips, Shavonne Mitchell is leading.
The European Championship of Online Poker (ECOOP) with $3,600,000 in guaranteed prizes staged by Titan Poker has attracted a large number of online poker players. That is the second ECOOP staged by Titan Poker. The first ECOOP series took place in December 2007. Then, more than $2,500,000 in prizes were awarded.
The championship started on May 23 with a No Limit Hold’em event that drew 1,291 players. The next day when Pot Limit Hold’em event took place, 576 players took part in it. More than $100,000 was given away. 1,721 participated in the third ECOOP II tournament, and the winning online poker players received $516,300 in prizes. The fourth ECOOP II tournament, once again devoted to Pot Limit Omaha players, awarded $165,000 in prizes.
Going to Las Vegas this summer for the WSOP, you’ll have lots of tings to see and lots of events to attend.
E.g. World Championship H.O.R.S.E. (Event 45) started three years ago having become premiere event at the WSOP with the buy-in equal to $50,000. Lots of top pros take part in it, that’s why it’s been called an “all-star event”. The winner of the event can claim to be the best poker player in the world.
World Championship No-Limit Texas Hold’em (Event 54) is another event on the list. Thousands of players participate in it. This is the place to enjoy drama. But this year the event has become less attractive for tourists due to the fact that the final table action won’t begin until November.
The new event to take into consideration is World Championship Mixed Event (Event 8, June 4-6). The tournament consists of Triple Draw 2-7, Limit Hold’em, Omaha 8, Razz, Stud, Stud 8, No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha. The game will change every eight hands changing fortunes.
World Championship Pot Limit Omaha (Event 50, June 29-July 1) will showcase the best Omaha players the game has to offer. Omaha, to be noticed, is getting more and more popular all over the world.
Seven Card Razz (Event 26, June 13-15) is a very simple and very entertaining game. Reading the board, you can easily tell who has the worst hand and who has the best hand. And this makes the game the best to watch as a spectator.
2-7 Triple Draw Lowball (Limit) (Event 40, June 22-24) is a unique game thanks to its triple draw lowball. Isn’t it fun to watch pros draw three times to try and get the worst hand possible?
World Championship Heads Up No-Limit Hold’em (Event 25, June 13-15) believed to be easy to follow and completely unpredictable.
Ladies No-Limit Hold’em World Championship (Event 15, June 8-10) is the event that is likely to bring the most fun. The top women and celebrities including Teri Hatcher, Joely Fisher, Mindy McCready and Mimi Rogers are going to take part in it. Moreover, some of the players are part of the Queen of Hearts team who intend to make a charitable contribution to the Nevada Cancer Institute.
World Championship Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better (Event 37, June 19-21) is a popular home game to be played by professionals.
Limit Hold’em Shootout (Event 53, July 1-2) is an event with much play to watch and strategy to talk about. There are three rounds in the tournament. At the beginning of every round, every player starts with the exact same number of chips. Having survived two rounds, you proceed to the third one which is the final table. After that you get to start all over again with a fresh stack.
