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2017 WSOP Fantasy Poker "Steve Ball challenge".. Staker game

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redsimon:

--- Quote from: Zozzy on July 16, 2017, 16:53:28 PM ---Congratulations Barry.
Well done John and Carl for putting this on again. Great updates John.

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cuzza23:
Thanks guys, I look forward to this every year and might actually get back to some sort of sleeping pattern after some late night railing.
Iv been close the last couple of years so its good to finally get a win.
It's so hard to try and select a few players for your team that other members want have and I think ultimately the inclusion of Ben Yu was my secret weapon with him being only selected on one other team, the guy has a phenomenal wsop cashing record.
A big thank you to Carl and John for the excellent organisation and updates and also to the APAT team for the added value seat.
Hopefully put a few faces to the names at the upcoming goliath and Season 11.

Cheers

Curlarge:
Congrats to the winners. Brilliantly run once again, many thanks guys.

MintTrav:
Event 74: $1,111 Little One for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em (re-entry)Winner          Adrian MorenoRunners          4391Paid          659Final Table          9
Player          Position          Points          Chris Ferguson          96          1          Ben Yu          130          1          Joao Vieira          215          1          Jason Mercier          225          1          Eric Wasserson          308          1          Simon Deadman          531          1          Paul Volpe          581          1          Mike Leah          593          1         
Selector          PointsIrish Tom          4Adam          3Glenn          3Jo          3Barrie          2Carl          2Chris H          2Craig          2English Tom          2Gareth          2Karen          2Leigh          2Luca          2Paul R          2Paxo          2Richard          2Simon L          2Chris B          1Debbie          1Del          1John          1Simon B          1Stephen          1Vince          1
Quite an inexperienced group at the end, with five of the final table having a total of one previous cash between them. They were quite well dressed, though.

MintTrav:
Event 73: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Championship Main EventWinner          TBCRunners          7221Paid          1084Final Table          9
Player          Position          Points          Max Silver          45          1          Ian Johns          73          1          Martin Finger          80          1          Charlie Carrel          88          1          Tom Middleton          95          1          Max Pescatori          148          1          Dominik Nitsche          195          1          Matt Glantz          433          1          Christoph Vogelsang          444          1          David Peters          541          1          Konstantin Puchkov          565          1          Ryan D'Angelo          608          1          Allen Cunningham          643          1          Niall Farrell          702          1         
Selector          PointsCarl          3John          2Leigh          2Paxo          2Chris B          1Craig          1Debbie          1Del          1Gareth          1Glenn          1Irish Tom          1Karen          1Richard          1Simon B          1Simon L          1Vince          1

Unfortunately for Debbie, Silver forgot all her pre-match advice and dusted off a huge stack to finish 45th. "Don't overplay AQ", she specifically told him, but he proceeded to do exactly that, losing half his stack by betting every street once he hit an A on the Flop and even shoving for value on the River.......against AK. I don't think his manager would have made that mistake.

So 27 players remain from 10 countries. There is a good chance of a new country winning the Main, as only 10 of the 27 are American and only four of the others (two Germans and two Canadians) are from countries that have won it before. Britain (3 players) and France (4) have the best chance of making it a non-American victory.

Here's the kind of winner we would like to see:

John Hesp (UK) - 20.9m chips

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