Alexander the Great...
by Simon Young Not everyone can win a big online tournament, but with dedication, hard work and, of course, a little bit of luck, it is a dream that can come true for many. So it was for Alexander Albrecht – PartyPoker player cashvselv1s – who worked hard at his game to be in a position where he could win our $300K Guaranteed Sunday, taking home a tasty $57,709.50. Winner:...Another bumper Sunday payout...
Many congratulations to player cashvselv1s who pocketed $57,709.50 by scooping this week’s PartyPoker.com $300K Guaranteed Sunday. Yet again there was a great turn out, with 1,739 players lining up for a shot at the $347,800 prize pool. After a final table that ended in a deal, the cash wins were: 1 cashvselv1s, $57,709.50 2 AAtthis, $47,500 3 ElizaDushku1, $23,650.40 4...Kara Scott beats sports stars to £20,00...
Kara Scott has won the PartyPoker.com Sports Stars Challenge III. The 32-year-old television presenter from Brighton, UK, won £20,000 and triumphed at a final table that included darts sensation Wayne Mardle, snooker legend Steve Davis, former England cricket seamer Gladstone Small, Wakefield rugby league hooker Brad Drew and Manchester United football legend Norman Whiteside. Check...Black wins first major title at PartyPok...
The look of love: Andy Black covets his first major trophy It has taken 20 years but Ireland’s Andy Black has finally captured a major title by winning the 2008 PartyPoker.com Premier League and the $250,000 first prize. The 42-year-old from Dublin, dubbed the ‘Mad Monk,’ burst into tears after defeating England’s Roland De Wolfe heads-up in the event that pits 12 of the...The Roman conquest...
There was no stopping the Roman charge at the weekend as player Roman_Mauric won our latest $300K Guaranteed Sunday tournament. The poker gladiator fought off 1,767 other hungry competitors to take the lion’s share of a magnificent $353,600 prize pool. The regular buy-in for the $300K Guaranteed Sunday is $215, but many players qualify for a lot less. Have a look at the $300K...Nick Slade takes down European Open...
The odds have seemed stacked against 45-year-old Nick Slade in recent years – but the professional from Lancashire in the UK took down the biggest title of his career when he scooped $200,000 and the PartyPoker.com European Open IV title last week. In 2006, Slade was regarded as one of the rising stars on the European circuit but serious illness to his wife, Jane, 43 and a...How to enjoy Monday mornings...
It must be nice to wake up on a Monday morning knowing you have $67,899 more in the bank than you did when the weekend started. That’s exactly what player Stajje found out today after winning the PartyPoker.com $300K Guaranteed Sunday. He fought through a field of 1,741 players, who generated a bumper $348,200 prize pool, to take down the tournament, which once again proved to a...Not many lucky players have got this mon...
Many congratulations to player gotthismoney, who did indeed get the money by winning our bumper $300K Guaranteed Sunday, picking up $56,999.65. Altogether 1,658 players sat down for our big weekend game, generating another great prize pool of $331,600. Yet again our players recognise a brilliant weekend tournament when they see it! Remember you can take part in the $300K Guaranteed...The champagne’s on ice...
Congratulations to player casinoice, who kept cool to take down the PartyPoker.com $300K Guaranteed Sunday, winning a stunning $56,369.70. We had another bumper turn out for our showpiece Sunday tournament, proving yet again that it offers the best value in the weekend schedules. In total, 1,723 players entered, sending the prize pool up to a mouth-watering $344,600. Remember, even...Big win means no worries for out-of-work...
Timing’s everything. Just ask happynoel, the winner of our latest $300K Guaranteed Sunday tournament. Before Sunday’s showdown happynoel, also known as Noel Hodges from london, was staring unemployment in the face. He’d quit his job three months previously and hadn’t found a new position by the time his leave date came around. But instead of a depressing Monday morning trip to...
