WSOP 2009 Results

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Goodbye Vanessa
Poker players can be some of the pettiest people on the planet; there is nothing wrong with this. If you can watch somebody else win without dying a little on the inside perhaps you should give up on poker and take up something less competitive, like needlepoint. So with that in mind, most of us experience the euphoria of schadenfreude when somebody takes an early exit from a big tournament like the World Series of Poker. With that said, I ...
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  • WSOP Winner – Event #50
    There are those who fall squarely into the “apologist” category when it comes to explaining the current state of the World Series of Poker. They will calmly explain to you why the Hellmuth’s ...
  • WSOP Winner – Event #48
    It took three days of hard poker playing, and the demise of 761 other players, but Brandon Cantu collected his second bracelet at the conclusion of Event 48 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo ...
  • WSOP Winner – Event #43
    Event #43, the $1,000 Seniors World Championship, was odd in a couple of ways. First of all it didn’t really end when it should have. The winner from Event #44 could have been in the audience ...
  • WSOP Winners – Event #42 and #44
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  • WSOP Winners – Event #39, #40, and #41
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