In their first ever attempt at the Main Event of the World Series of Poker, Port Orange residents David Kanesky and David Eller discovered they have a lot in common. They share first names, they share hometowns, and they also share nearly identical cash prizes from their attempts at making the final table. With a field of 8772 players, Kanesky finished 387th and Eller finished 447th, impressive results considering the size of the field. Kanesky was paid $30,500 for his efforts and Eller $26,000. While many poker players, both professional and amateur alike, had their hearts set on winning a title and a bracelet at this poker event, landing in the paid ranks of finishers wasn't so bad either.
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