Fabrice Soulier à l_EPT de Deauville 2011.mp4

Fabrice Soulier Video clip Score: five / five

COLLINS WINS AGAIN

Phil Collins, the finalist of the World Series of poker Main Event, has just finished a nice feat by snatching the championship title as well as the first prize sum of $ 71556 of Nevada HPT (Heartland Poker Tour) 2012. This 27 year old poker pro was efficaciously the best in the $ 1650 buy-in main event which attracted a pack of 195 poker players.

During 5 days of the competition which happened at the Palms Casino Resort, Collins confronted well known and popular players like Randy Dorfman who ended in 20th place, Christina Lindley (finished in 12th place) and Dutch Boyd, the final table bubble boy.

In spite the elimination of these poker pros, the final table of 6 still assembled talented poker players. Phil Collins was indeed in ahead of poker players such as Terry Presley who gave up at the 6th position, Dabn O’Brien ended at 5th, Leo Wolpert at fourth and Steve Gross at third. The final match he was against Matt Marafioti who has earnings of $ 1934851 in live event in the international circuit and moreover $ 1372062 earnings in online poker championships where he plays with ‘ADZ124’ pseudonym.

The final duel was very hard as after having been a part of a top level competition in Las Vegas in which he ended at the fifth spot, and Phil Collins has a nice experience in this pack to call a victory which was the ease finally. Therefore, with this win, Phil Collins has $ 2491855 earnings in live events and $ 3011356 earnings in online championship.

Fabrice Soulier a Campione

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POKER DREAM COMES TRUE

The dream of Kiwi poker player Daniel Francis came true on Monday when he finished third in the PokerStarts Sunday Million 6th Anniversary tournament. Francis outlasted 33,729 other competitors and finished in the third place. He turned his original investment of $NZ 262 to $NZD 674,677.

There are two types of players who enter high profile events. One who wants to make money and other who want to win. Therefore one needs to be well prepared to take calculated risks. The tournament was one of the biggest online events of the year where small things could make difference of thousands of dollars.

According to the payout structure of Pokerstars, the person who finishes ninth received $53,296, while the eight place player receives USD 185,973. It is to be noted that Francis has been playing poker for more than 7 years and he has tried his hand in each and every variety of the game.

Last year, he has been focusing on multi-table tournaments and has also been involved in coaching less experienced players. Francis started playing the game on his computer from 7:30am and continued to play it till 10pm.

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Fabrice Soulier Video clip Rating: 5 / 5

NO SURPRISES IN POKER AWARDS

Days back, the achievers of the eleventh Annual European Poker Awards was handed over at a program in Paris, France. There were two fellow members of PokerStars Team Pro Pius Heinz and Bertrand Grospellier who received the honors.

Frenchman Bertrand Grospellier was handed the award of Poker Personality of the year 2011. As well as one more outstanding year in which Bertrand grabbed $ 2296620 from live championships, that includes conquering a WSOP bracelet to finish a triple crown, Grospellier  did much more to turn European poker much more gratifying. And these let in publishing his very first book called ‘The Raiser’s Edge’ and competing in a kick-boxing match against friend Lex Veldhuis.

As everyone thought, PokerStars Pro Pius Heinz took away with the ‘Best Tournament Performance’ title after waving the European flag by turning to be the very first German poker player to tear down the WSOP Main Event for a huge $ 8715638 pay-day.

Andrey Pateychuk, theRussian, who cashed-in at his very first live championship in the year 2010, was handed the ‘Rookie of the Year’ after collecting $ 2085014 in live profits in 2011. Pateychuk accomplishments include triumph in the EPT San Remo for $ 937530, triumph in the WPT Prague for $ 599720, and a 15th position end in the WSOP Main Event for $ 478174.

Finnish poker player Ilari Sahamies was awarded with the ‘Online Player of the Year’ title, coming after a year in which the finnish finished in the top spot of the PokerStars money game leader chart with $ 2183832 in profits.

United Kingdom poker pro Sam Trickett awarded with ‘Player of the Year’ after making $ 4598038 from live championship that includes earning the Aussie Millions $ 100k Championship for $ 1508258 and ending second in the Aussie Millions $ 250k Super High Roller for $ 1384631 and grabbing the Partouche Poker Tour € 8500 Main-Event for $ 1364666. Trickett also beat the Big Game for several million dollars, in Macau.