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ojisplayin - 04.09.2010, 21:27
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WELCOME POKER CRUSHERS!! 1ST AN FYI Smile

ARCHIE (BOWER50) MAKES UP OUR POKER SCENARIO CONTESTS EVERY MONTH- AND IS PAYING $30 OUT OF HIS OWN POCKET FOR EXTRA PRIZE FOR WSOP WINNER PICK!!

PLEASE REMEMBER TO SAY TY!! This is copied from him word for word:

WSOP 2010 FINAL TABLE

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Also as an extra, pick the person you think will finish in 1st place. Everyone who picks the winner will be in a draw for another $30 which I will pay.

1st Part is closed and has been removed by Staff. You can still post your WSOP winner pick below.

**BONUS** PLEASE POST WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE WSOP?

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1- Everyone making a post is entered into this contest. All members that enter will be placed in a drawing where the winner will receive a $30 Prize. PC points for knowledgeable replies and/or randomly.

2- 3,000 pc-points will be deducted when prize is paid. If you do not have 3,000 pc-points to redeem for a cash prize, you will be credited 3,000 pc points to redeem on your next contest win.

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win4maw - 05.09.2010, 04:45
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The final nine players, in order of chip counts from highest to lowest are:
Jonathan Duhamel is the chip leader with 65,975,000 in chips. He's the youngest player of the November Nine, at 22, and is from Boucherville, Quebec. If he wins, he'll be the first Canadian WSOP Main Event champion. Duhamel is a poker pro and cashed in two other events at the 2010 WSOP.

John Dolan is second in chips with 46,250,000. The 24-year-old from Bonita Springs, Florida is a poker pro who has cashed 5 times before at the WSOP. Read more about John Dolan

Joseph Cheong is a 24-year-old from La Mirada, California and has a degree in psychology. He will sit down at the final table with 23,525,000 in chips. This poker pro won a WSOP Circuit Gold ring three months before World Series of Poker began, and he promised himself he would play in the main event.

John Racener is a poker pro from Port Richey, Florida and will start the final table with 19,050,000 in chips. The 24-year-old Racener has done very well in WSOP circuit events, earning more than $500,000 and winning the 2007 WSOP Circuit Event Championship in Atlantic City.

Matthew Jarvis is a 25-year-old Canadian from Surrey, BC who has 16,700,000 in chips. Jarvis is a student who plays poker mostly online. This is his first cash in a WSOP event.

Filippo Candio is from Sardinia, Italy and has 16,400,000. The 26-year-old is the first Italian to ever make it to the WSOP Main Event final table.

Michael Mizrachi has already won a major bracelet at the 2010 WSOP, taking down the $50,000 buy-in player's championship. He is an incredible successful tournament player who has already won millions of dollars over the years. He starts the final table with 14,450,000 in chips. Read more about Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi.

Cuong "Soi" Nguyen is the oldest player at the final table, at 37 and has 9,650,000 in chips. He is also the only amateur player among the November Nine, but he has cashed once before at the WSOP Main Event, in 2008.

Jason Senti is the short stack at the final table with only 7,625,00 in chips. The 25 year old is from St Louis Park, Minnesota, and this marks his first cash in a WSOP event.
Joseph Cheong will win it all

win4maw

valeria - 06.09.2010, 04:53
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TY BOWER!!

Steven was finally eliminated by Matthew Jarvis, setting up a final table comprised of:

1 Jonathan Duhamel 65,975,000
2 John Dolan 46,250,000
3 Joseph Cheong 23,525,000
4 John Racener 19,050,000
5 Matthew Jarvis 16,700,000
6 Filippo Candio 16,400,000
7 Michael Mizrachi 14,450,000
8 Soi Nguyen 9,650,000
9 Jason Senti 7,625,000

With average chip stacks at 24,396,667.

I pick as a big longshot (since he is pretty short stacked at the start) Soi Nguyen to win the WSOP!! Sticking my neck out here!

kaykyl - 06.09.2010, 14:40
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Jonathan Duhamel
John Dolan
John Racener
Matthew Jarvis
Filippo Candio
Michael Mizrachi
Soi Nguyen
Jason Senti
Joseph Cheong

I pick Jonh Dolan as the winner

Thank You Bower

broxi - 07.09.2010, 16:39
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Jonathan Duhamel
John Dolan
John Racener
Matthew Jarvis
Filippo Candio
Michael Mizrachi
Soi Nguyen
Jason Senti
Joseph Cheong

I pick john racener as the winner

Thank You Bower... id loved to have been different and posted other names but only one correct set of ansers lol

Anonymous - 08.09.2010, 08:48
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Jonathan Duhamel,John Dolan,Joseph Cheong,John Racener ,Matthew Jarvis,Filippo Candio,Michael Mizrachi,Cuong Nguyen,Jason Senti

spookth - 10.09.2010, 04:34
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Jonathan Duhamel
John Dolan
John Racener
Matthew Jarvis
Filippo Candio
Michael Mizrachi
Soi Nguyen
Jason Senti
Joseph Cheong

Michael Mizrachi will win it all! He's a little short stacked but a couple of good pots will fix that!

slotmom - 11.09.2010, 12:48
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Jonathan Duhamel
John Dolan
John Racener
Matthew Jarvis
Filippo Candio
Michael Mizrachi
Soi Nguyen
Jason Senti
Joseph Cheong

Michael Mizrachi will win
I think spook is right so I went with his answers Thanks Spook

shirlsplay - 15.09.2010, 04:53
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1. Jonathan Duhamel
2. John Dolan
3. John Racener
4. Matthew Jarvis
5. Filippo Candio
6. Michael Mizrachi
7. Soi Nguyen
8. Jason Senti
9. Joseph Cheong

I think matthew jarvis will win.
thank you

shirlsplay - 15.09.2010, 04:54
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THANKS BOWER FOR THE EXTRA CONTEST Smile

cocakolakid - 16.09.2010, 07:07
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1 Jonathan Duhamel 65,975,000
2 John Dolan 46,250,000
3 Joseph Cheong 23,525,000
4 John Racener 19,050,000
5 Matthew Jarvis 16,700,000
6 Filippo Candio 16,400,000
7 Michael Mizrachi 14,450,000
8 Soi Nguyen 9,650,000
9 Jason Senti 7,625,000

My pick for winner is Joseph Cheong Book

Thanks Bower!

pevangel - 18.09.2010, 13:03
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gjr1961 - 19.09.2010, 16:50
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Seat 1: Jason Senti — 7,625,000
Seat 2: Joseph Cheong — 23,525,000
Seat 3: John Dolan — 46,250,000
Seat 4: Jonathan Duhamel — 65,975,000
Seat 5: Michael Mizrachi — 14,450,000
Seat 6: Matthew Jarvis — 16,700,000
Seat 7: John Racener — 19,050,000
Seat 8: Filippo Candio — 16,400,000
Seat 9: Soi Nguyen — 9,650,000

I am going to pick John Racener.
Thank you Bower for the contest!

gjr1961 - 19.09.2010, 16:55
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I just noticed that Jason Senti is a fellow Minnesotan, so a pat of me me wants him to win Confused

but I am going to stick with John Racener.

sharon030161 - 21.09.2010, 19:54
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Jonathan Duhamel
John Dolan
John Racener
Matthew Jarvis
Filippo Candio
Michael Mizrachi
Soi Nguyen
Jason Senti
Joseph Cheong

I think John Racener will win, loveeeeeeeeeee google! lol
Thank you Bower, very generous of ya!

ojisplayin - 22.09.2010, 21:04
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WOOTWOOT!! WHAT A GREAT CONTEST ARCHIE!! HUH CRUSHERS??

I WISH YOU WERE PLAYING, I'D BET IT ALL ON "BOWER50" FOR THE WIN!!!

Bower50 - 22.09.2010, 21:12
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Wish I was playing too.I'd show them how PCers play.There's a few others here who could win it all too.

ojisplayin - 04.10.2010, 17:54
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GL CRUSHERS!!!

crzynana2001 - 08.10.2010, 02:40
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ok, change of guess, I will go with the favorite....Jonathan Duhamel