Card Player Poker Tour Caribbean Cruise -- Fred Samelian Wins Main Event
Apr 19, 2013Fred Samelian eliminated Nate “Big Country” Patten heads-up to become the first ever Card Player Poker Tour Caribbean Cruise main event champion, earning $13,200. Card Player TV caught up with the 66-year-old construction executive just after the win to learn more.
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2012 WPT Five Diamond -- Defending Champ James Dempsey
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Greg Merson Wins 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event
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After more than 400 hands at the final table, Greg Merson eliminated Jesse Sylvia to become the 2012 World Series of Poker main event champion. ...
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Jacob Balsiger Finishes Third In World Series of Poker Main Event
Oct 31, 2012
After more than three hours of three-handed play at the 2012 World Series of Poker main event final table Jacob Balsiger was eliminated third place, ... -
World Series of Poker Main Event -- Russell Thomas Finishes Fourth
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After a roller-coaster day, Russell Thomas ultimately finished right where he started off at the WSOP main event final table, in fourth place. For his ... -
World Series of Poker Main Event -- Jeremy Ausmus Finishes Fifth
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After entering the final table of the 2012 WSOP main event as the shortest stack, Jeremy Ausmus was able to outlast four opponents before eventually ... -
World Series of Poker Main Event -- Andras Koroknai Finishes Sixth
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Hungary’s Andras Koroknai played a gigantic pot six-handed, six-betting all-in with K-Q and ultimately getting called by Greg Merson’s A-K of spades and failing to ... -
World Series of Poker Main Event -- Michael Esposito Finishes Seventh
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Michael Esposito finished seventh in the 2012 World Series of Poker main event, earning $1,257,790 for his deep run. The 43-year-old Seaford, New York resident ...
