The WSOP Main Event is considered the World Championship of poker. Pius Heinz won the 1st place in 2011. He is the first German winning the Championship. Martin Staszko could have been the first Czech to win the Final Table but despite his large chip lead at the start of the Final Table, he...
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Phil Hellmuth is one of the most successful tournament poker players around the world, however many poker fans do not like him at all. The crowd is always the loudest on poker tournaments when Phil Hellmuth loses his all-in. Not only the crowd dislikes him but also the players. Phil Hellmuth has a very...
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In the final part of the 2011 WSOP reviews (the European events will be in October) you can read about the Ladies Championship, the $50 000 buy-in Poker Player’s Championship and the most important of all, the Main Event. On five events you can read about the winners and on the Main Event about...
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On events 46-52 many professionals reached the final tables. Read through the article carefully to be up to date with all the action.
Joe Ebanks not only won $1 158 481 but also the prestigious gold bracelet of the Six Handed No-Limit Hold’em Championsip. There were 474 entries on the $10 000 buy-in event featuring...
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Two known poker players, Brian Rast and Phil Hellmuth played a heads up match which has been the most memorable moment (event 55) of the 2011 WSOP. Brian Rast was playing for his 2nd bracelet in 2011 and Hellmuth for his 12th gold bracelet after having finished 2nd twice already in 2011. He got...
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The most important event of this part of the reviews is the Pot-Limit Omaha Championship (event 42). Many professionals also entered the Pot-Limit Hold’em/Omaha (event 39) and the Six Handed No-Limit Hold’em (event 40) tournaments. On other tournaments you can read about some unknown players winning WSOP bracelets.
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In the following part of the reviews you can read about the Limit Hold’em Championship, Seniors No-Limit Hold’em Championship, the POY Standings and some other interesting Mix-, Shootout-, Stud- and No-Limit events.
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If you are interested in the 2-7 Draw Lowball or Seven Card Stud Championship events then go ahead and read about them in this report. There is also a H.O.R.S.E. and Pot-Limit Omaha event in the following paragraphs, and of course Hold'em as always.
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In this part of the 2011 WSOP reviews you can find the summary of events #8-15. These events include the Omaha High-Low Championship and other interesting poker kinds like 2-7 Draw Lowball, Triple Chance Hold’em and a Shootout event as well. In these events “the world” has won 3 gold bracelets in an attempt...
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As the WSOP started in the end of May, it is time to make the first reviews about the first seven events. Our goals is to keep you updated about the all events briefly if you do not have time to surf the internet all day long to read pages about every event but...
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