Poker Legend Doyle Brunson "In the Money" at WSOPE
How cool would it be for Doyle Brunson to win a record-tying 11th WSOP gold bracelet in London? Just about everybody on the poker planet is pulling for 'Dolly' except his opponents perhaps (and even a few of those would certainly make Doyle their favorite pick if they can't win themselves). Doyle remains "The Man".There may be thousands of quasi-Cincinnati Kids out there, but there is only one figurative Lancey Howard sitting in our game and he'll sit down tomorrow with about an average-sized stack of 246,500 hoping to write yet another memorable chapter in what has been an astounding life.
Doyle has now made it into the money in the WSOP Europe Main Event, proving yet again that he hasn't lost a step after sixty years in the game. His play today will be followed closely by countless fans around the globe who look to him for inspiration. May we all have Doyle's grit and determination when we reach our twilight years. Go Doyle!
Liz Lieu last woman standing at WSOPE
Liz Lieu has been called "the best female poker player not to have won a WSOP gold bracelet." While some may argue that distinction, there's no disputing Lieu's incredible table talent. She has played high stakes poker for many years and has performed quite well in major tournaments.
Lieu, from Las Vegas, is the last remaining female player in this year's WSOPE Main Event. If she wins, she would become the second female winner at WSOPE.
The first year of the tournament, Annette Obrestad, from Norway, won the championship. Lieu has some serious catching up to do and must perform well on Day Four, which begins today.
She currently ranks 26th out of 36 players who remain.
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by Nolan Dalla
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