Gold Wins WSOP Main Event; Pocketfivers Play Impressively
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Jamie Gold came out on top at the Main Event of the 2006 WSOP in Las Vegas. Pocketfives.com team members likewise played impressively in the series, cashing 38 of the 45 events in the series.
August 10, 2006 saw Jamie Gold flopping a top pair and luring his opponent into calling, making him the ultimate victor in the 2006 World Series of Poker.
Gold’s win marked the end of a string of poker tournaments in the WSOP, which began June 25. The best poker players in the world battled it out in the different poker events being held at the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas for the chance to win millions of cash in prizes.
Both live players and online qualifiers participated in the WSOP, pitting against each other the poker legends and the amateurs. Poketfives.com team members took home an impressive $7.8 million from the series, from its members’ different wins in the 45 tournaments that made up the WSOP.
The members of team Pokcetfives cashed in 38 of the 45 events.
“I’m very proud of our online poker players,” said PocketFives President Cal Spears. “To go into this marquee event and walk away with $7.8 million is amazing. Before the World Series of Poker, I predicted we would cash for about $5 million. Next year, I’ll aim a bit higher.”
Three PocketFiver team members were victorious insecuring gold bracelets. Ian Johns cashed in for $291,755 and a bracelet in the $3,000 Limit Hold’em event. Similarly, Scott Clements won the $3,000 Omaha High-Low Split event for $301,175. And last but not least, Finally, Jon Friedberg won a bracelet in the $1,000 No Limit Hold’em event, taking home $526,185.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007