The climatic end for the final participants of the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event, dubbed the "November Nine", will be shown in New Zealand on SkyTv's ESPN channel today @5:30pm(NZ Time).
The Final table consists of:
Martin Staszko (Trinec, Czech Republic) – 40,175,000 in chips
Eoghan O’Dea (Dublin, Ireland) – 33,925,000 in chips
Matt Giannetti (Las Vegas, NV) – 24,750,000 in chips
Phil Collins (Las Vegas, NV) – 23,875,000 in chips
Ben Lamb (Tulsa, OK) – 20,875,000 in chips
Badih Bounahra (Belize City, Belize) – 19,700,000 in chips
Pius Heinz (Cologne, Germany) – 16,425,000 in chips
Anton Makiievskyi (Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine) – 13,825,000 in chips
Sam Holden (Sussex, UK) – 12,375,000 in chips
The payouts(US$) for the final table:
1st $8,715,638
2nd $5,433,086
3rd $4,021,138
4th $3,012,700
5th $2,269,599
6th $1,720,831
7th $1,314,097
8th $1,010,015
9th $782,115
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New Zealand poker player, Simon Watt, wins WSOP bracelet and US$$614,248
Auckland poker player Simon Watt wins his first WSOP bracelet and did it against internet poker phenom and High Stakes Poker star Tom Dwan, best known as Durrrr.
With Watt having a massive chiplead, in the final hand hand Dwan shoved all his chips in with Qd 6c and Watt instant called with pocket nines, which held up and sealed the $1500 No Limit Poker event.
Poker pro Tom Dwan collected $381,885 for second place but missed out on collecting on his sidebets for winning a WSOP bracelet.
Congratulations Simon
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With Watt having a massive chiplead, in the final hand hand Dwan shoved all his chips in with Qd 6c and Watt instant called with pocket nines, which held up and sealed the $1500 No Limit Poker event.
Poker pro Tom Dwan collected $381,885 for second place but missed out on collecting on his sidebets for winning a WSOP bracelet.
Congratulations Simon
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Simon Watt in a heads up battle with Durrrr for a WSOP Bracelet
If winning last years Auckland APPT event was enough, Auckland poker player has found himself in a position to win his very first World Series of Poker bracelet.
With only two people left in WSOP Event #11 $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em, Watt finds himself a up against one of the top poker players in the world, Tom Dwan aka Durrrr. First place is US$$614,248
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