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Unlike what one might think, the life of ‘Ziigmund’ is not just poker .

Between games, Ilari has legendary parties, out with celebrities and attend traditional celebrations of their country.

However, ‘Ziigmund’ goes further and has gotten into the world of cinema to invest a lot of money for film production on the life of, among other things, general and ex- Finnish president Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim ; an ambitious project that will become the biggest budget film of Finnish cinema.

Ziigmund, very interested in historical films (photo: Bluff Europe )

Markus Selin, producer of the movie, said filming, which was stopped for economic reasons, to commence in August this year. The money was achieved not only by private investors (which is Sahamies), but through advance ticket sales and bank lending.

There is ‘Ziigmund’, making its contribution to the Fine Arts .

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Sam Grizzle and Paul ‘Eskimo’ Clark are, for some days, those involved in a curious story that took place during a break in a WSOP event.

In Pokerati must say it does not guarantee its accuracy, while claiming that his source is reliable in most cases.

It appears that Grizzle and Clark encountered in the bathrooms of the Amazon Room at the break of $ 1,500 U.S. dollars event and Grizzle asked Clark how he was doing in the tournament. “Okay, I have 28 000 files and you?”, “Like, I have about 30,000,” said Grizzle.

‘Eskimo’ Clark and Sam Grizzle, two ‘old hands’ (photo: PokerListings)

At this point came the proposition. “ Want banques we asked for 10 %?“, Grizzle, what Eskimo replied affirmatively.

When Eskimo stood alone, a player who had overheard the conversation said, “Eskimo, I regret to tell you that Sam was at my table and was eliminated last ten minutes “. “Do not worry, it’s okay,” Clark replied, “ I did not even register for the event “.

Such are the high rollers in Las Vegas. Come into play until you do not have …

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Finally, after a week of waiting, on Sunday was crowned the winner of the fourth edition of the Tournament of Champions , a tournament that did much to talk about, often not by the game itself.

After sixteen hours of play, Huck Seed won the trophy and the $ 500,000 earmarked for the winner. There were 17 players who returned on Sunday, led by Daniel Negreanu , to keep all chips.

The final table was formed with ten players: Annie Duke, Joe Hachem, Erik Seidel, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein, Huck Seed, TJ Cloutier and Negreanu , who remained as chip leader.

About nine hours later, Seed and Lederer were found in heads-up, and although ‘The Professor’ had a slight advantage in chips, Huck managed to turn the game and win the all-in end.

With blinds 8.000/16.000, Howard played all of his chips preflop, 138,000, with Q 8 . After some thought, saw Seed A 2 . The flop was 7 6 6 and 9 the turn made things exciting. The A the river did not complete the project Lederer, providing the best hand a Seed to win the tournament.

“I feel like this was a team effort between the people who voted for me and I . There were many good players in this tournament, it was like a gathering of professionals veja school, “Seed said after the tournament.

Results of the final table of the Tournament of Champions:

1. Huck Seed – $ 500,000
2. Howard Lederer – $ 250,000
3. Johnny Chan – $ 100,000
4. Joe Hachem – $ 25,000
5. Barry Greenstein – 25,000 $
6. Daniel Negreanu – $ 25,000
7. Jennifer Harman – $ 25,000
8. Annie Duke – $ 25,000
9. T.J. Cloutier – $ 25,000

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The penultimate event of the WSOP, a PL Omaha $ 10,000 dollars in registration , brought together 346 players seeking one of the bracelets last year. After four days of competition, Daniel Alaei was who took the title and his third WSOP bracelet .

Of course, there were many known players who scored for the tournament. Tom ‘durrr’ Dwan was the chip leader throughout the two days, again threatening the economy of poker, but was eliminated on day three in seventeenth place.

Other professionals also managed to collect in this tournament were Nenad Medic, Leandro Pimentel, David Ulliot, Phil Helmuth, Tony Cousineau, Jason Mercier, Alexander Kravchenko and Ludovic Lacay . Alaei arrived at the final table in third place in the standings as only four players remaining took the lead and not let him go.

The heads-up against Miguel Prouxl , who sought to win his second bracelet this year, lasted only one hand. Both players saw the flop 10 9 5 250 000 , Alaei bet after the check de Prouxl and he paid. The turn was 2 and, again, Alaei 900,000 to bet that Prouxl responded with a all-in . Daniel Alaei showed 7 6 5 5 and Prouxl A ^ kh 10

2 , one hand that he served only tens to improve. However, the last letter was the J , giving the bracelet victory and Daniel Alaei.

Results of the final table of the $ 10,000 PL Omaha Championship:

Daniel Alaei – $ 780,599

Miguel Proulx – $ 482,265

Ville Mattila – $ 354,218

Ludovic Lacay – $ 262,208

Trevor Uyesugi – $ 195,631

Pierson Stephen – $ 147 138

Dmitry Stelmak – $ 111,524

Alexander Kravchenko – $ 85,180

Matthew Wheat – $ 65,568

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