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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Disappointing WSOP Main Event satellite at Auckland Skycity
After running two successful tournaments these past two years, the Auckland casino definitely dropped the ball on this one. With an increase in the entry fee and poorly run satellites, only 14 entrants showed up to play.
With the lack of numbers in this event, it was agreed upon amongst the players to play for a cash prize instead of a trip to play in this years WSOP Main Event, held in Las Vegas. And in the end it was Kevin Clark who outlasted everyone and received $12k for first place.
I suggest anyone wanting to go to Vegas, your best bet is to try and qualify online for the WSOP Main Event.
With the lack of numbers in this event, it was agreed upon amongst the players to play for a cash prize instead of a trip to play in this years WSOP Main Event, held in Las Vegas. And in the end it was Kevin Clark who outlasted everyone and received $12k for first place.
I suggest anyone wanting to go to Vegas, your best bet is to try and qualify online for the WSOP Main Event.
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