Tomonori Honda makes it two tables...
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Tomonori Honda goes out in 19th place to take the competition down to two tables.
Tomonori Honda goes...
Peter Campo goes out in 22nd...
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Online qualifier Peter Campo went all with 4 6 and hit a 6 on the flop, but was beaten by a QQ on the river.
Peter Campo goes all in.
Goes out to a pair of queens on the...
Koral, Pan and Silverman...
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Thomas Koral
Jinda Pan
Micheal...
Day 2 update...
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262 players started the day at 10am with their sights set on the big $1m. For 100 of them the dream is over already as the blinds start hurting. I’ll be back soon to let you know who’s still in and the chip count.
Day two at 5pm....
John Strzemp...
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John Strzemp, CFO of Wynn Resorts Ltd and the 1997 runner up of the World Series main event, still with everything to play for.
John...
Steve Zotolow...
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Steve Zotolow from...
Michael Gracz – Last Year’s ...
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The winner of last year’s Partypoker.com Million, Michael Gracz in action today, looking comfortable.
Michael...
Chip Jett...
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Chip Jett from...
Casey Kastle in action...
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Casey Kastle from USA...
Mike Sexton the Disco Diva...
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Monday night’s crowd at the top of the Westerdam was helluva lot quieter than the rowdies of Sunday. Perhaps they preferred the joys of karaoke down in the depths of the ship to the blinking of a Cuban lighthouse 10 miles south.
Mike Sexton shows off his moves on the dancefloor
A quick pass through the wannabe crooners leads me to believe that playing poker through the wee small...
