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A: Annie Duke is certainly one of the most polarizing names that the "poker boom" produced. Duke was one of the most successful female poker players in the world at one point, winning a World Series of Poker bracelet in 2004 and taking down the National Heads-Up Poker Championship in 2010. With that being said, Duke's name in the poker world ...
Annie Duke ended up taking home $500,000 for her victory in this event, while Seidel ended up with $250,000 for his second place finish. Seidel now has over $10 million in lifetime tournament cashes. This was the second largest cash of Duke's career, and she now has over $4 million in lifetime tournament cashes.
Jerry Yang vs Annie Duke The quarterfinal matchups will get under way at 11 am (local time) on Sunday. The semifinals will take place at 4:45 pm, and the best of three championship match will take place at 7 pm. Doyle Brunson, who has not had much success in this event in the past, has made it through to the quarterfinals for the first time.
Affleck knocked out Stan Goldstein with J-J vs. Ad-10d to capture the final event. Ben is an avid student of the game, using his financial resources to learn from some great teachers including Annie Duke and Allen Cunningham. No doubt they were very proud of his performance at the event.
Annie Duke ($4,270,549) and Annette Obrestad ($3,703,471) are a fair distance behind. Liebert has been incredibly consistent over the course of her career - from 1994 to 2010, Liebert has had 11 years in which she has earned at least $100,000 in "live" poker tournament cashes.
Some of the "featured" training videos have Greg Raymer playing in a $16 SNG, and Annie Duke playing in a $22 NLH Sit and Go. This site looks like it has been functioning for a while now, however, this is the first time that I've heard of it. This isn't a paid plug - Proplaylive doesn't even know that I'm writing this article. My questions are: 1.
Annie"--Annie Duke and Phil Hellmuth have been the two faces of Ultimatebet (UB) for a number of years. Both players elected to stand by the poker room through its darkest days (super-user scandal). It's not known at this time if Duke will sign a sponsorship deal with another poker room.
Andy Bloch, Annie Duke, Chris Ferguson, Phil Gordon, Greg Raymer, Joe Hachem and Howard Lederer Greg Raymer and Joe Hachem both removed themselves from the lawsuit a while ago. Joe Hachem has been playing World Poker Tour events for a while now (he won the Five Diamond World Poker Classic in December of 2006).
Another former TOC champion (Annie Duke) is still alive in the event, while 2006 TOC champion Mike Sexton has been eliminated. Photo: GreasieWheels.com Filed Under: The World Series of Poker
21 Annie Duke Los Angeles, CA 241,000 3 2 22 John Cautela Marlboro, MA 219,000 3 1 All of the remaining 22 players are guaranteed at least $45,773 for making it this far, with the eventual winner taking home just under $1.8 million. A few of the prominent names to hit the rail on Day 4: Brett Richey, 26th place, $45,770
