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In just a week’s time, the One Drop Extravaganza kicks off at the Casino Monte Carlo. Guy Laliberté came up with the idea for the event and organizes the tournament in conjunction with the World Series of Poker. PokerNews will be on site to report everything live from Monte Carlo.
*David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele is a Dutch poker pro who hails from the city of Groningen. In his youth van der Weele spent his time either playing sports, namely football (soccer) and basketball.
*Poker bullies can force you to go on tilt Control your emotions and avoid the trap of going on full-blown tilt It’s potentially one of the most frustrating, enervating, tilt-inducing situations in poker; playing bullies at the poker table.
€ 1,500 + 150 No Limit Hold’em European Poker Tour - EPT Deauville, Deauville 23rd € 5,200 $ 6,839 09-Nov-2011: Netherlands: € 5,000 No Limit Hold’em - Dutch Open Master Classics of Poker (MCOP) 2011, Amsterdam 22nd € 10,290 $ 14,199 20-Mar-2011: Austria. “We are playing €100/€200 PLO in the high stakes section of the poker room. Two players limp in EP, I make it 1100 with KhKcJd9d in MP, Juha Helppi calls in the CO, Bullitos calls after him in the SB, and an older Spanish guy pots it to 5900 from the BB. The sizing might be a tiny bit off, but not by more than 300.
The Big One for One Drop at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in 2012 and 2014 attracted the biggest names in poker and the results of those two tournaments still dominates the all-time money list. This year, though, there’s a twist; no professionals are allowed to play. Laliberté said in the announcement video that ’the event is for recreational players only.’
The question we need to look at is what makes someone a poker professional? My colleague Marty Derbyshire ]defines being a professional as ’[people] who undergo specialised training and contribute something to society, practicing what they’ve learned professionally.’ I, personally, have a much less strict definition. For me, a poker professional is someone who relies on poker for (the most part) of their income.
Problem gambling cases in singapore china. That still isn’t as strict a line as one might want when deciding who’s a recreational player and who’s a professional player. In the end, it doesn’t really matter. As far as we know, it’s up to Guy Laliberté himself to decide if you can play or not. It’s as Daniel Negreanu said in an interview with PokerNews;
’Basically, if Guy wants to let someone play, he can let them play. It’s that simple. People are like ’Well, are you gonna let Talal [Shakerchi] play? Do you consider him an amateur?’ But really, it’s up to Guy. It’s as simple as that.’
That doesn’t mean we can’t take a look who we think is eligible to play, and who’s likely to compete. To start we’ve taken a look at the entrance list for The Big One for One Drop 2012 and The Big One for One Drop 2014. Everyone we know that has a different main job or is retired and plays poker as a hobby, and players we think Laliberté might consider playing, we listed underneath:The Big One for One Drop 2012The Big One for One Drop 2014● Bill Perkins● Rick Salomon● Paul Phua● Tom Hall● Chamath Palihapitiya● Gabe Kaplan● Ilya Bulychev● Cary Katz● John Morgan● Paul Newey● Haralabos Voulgaris● Bill Klein● Talal Shakerchi● John Morgan● Cary Katz● Talal Shakerchi● Dan Shak● Guy Laliberté● Paul Newey● Rono Lo● Rick Salomon● Stanley Choi● Richard Yong● David Einhorn● David Einhorn● Phil Ruffin● Bob Bright● Brandon Steven● Guy Laliberté● Frederic Banjout● Bobby Baldwin● Mikhail Smirnov● Giovanni Guarascio
As you can see, there are recreational players that play just about full time these days, and you have recreational players that only play so often. While someone like Paul Newey plays a big slate of events every year, someone like David Einhorn or Chamath Palihapitiya really only show up for an event once a year.
But there are more recreational players in the world that might give this €1,000,000-buy-in event a try. There have been numerous other big events in the world besides the two One Drop tournaments, including the $250,000 reentry 2012 Macau High Stakes Challenge Super High Roller and $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl.
To get a feel for who might be competing, we’ve taken the all time money list on HendonMob.com and filtered out all the players we know that play for a living and players that have never competed in big buy-in events. That doesn’t leave a whole lot of players. So who are the best rich recreational players in the world, judging by their results?1) Dan ShakLive earnings:$8,638,844Position all time money list:60thBiggest score:2nd place ($1,178,980)PCA 2014 $100,000 Super High RollerCountry:United StatesProfession:Commodities Trader2) Stanley ChoiLive earnings:$7,104,152Position all time money list:82ndBiggest score:1st place ($6,465,574)2012 Macau High Stakes Challenge Super High RollerCountry:ChinaProfession:Founder YunFeng Capital, largest shareholder Simsen International Financial Group3) Cary KatzLive earnings:$7,114,113Position all time money list:83rdBiggest score:8th place ($1,306,667)2014 The Big One for One Drop (WSOP)Country:United StatesProfession:Former Board Chairman College Loan Corporation, Founder Poker Central®4) Richard YongLive earnings:$5,973,913Position all time money list:114thBiggest score:1st place ($1,477,560)Aussie Millions 2015 $100,000 ChallengeCountry:MalaysiaProfession:Gambling related business man5) David EinhornLive earnings:$5,152,863Position all time money list:150thBiggest score:3rd place ($4,352,000)2012 The Big One for One Drop (WSOP)Country:United StatesProfession:Hedge Fund Manager, founder Greenlight Capital6) Tony GLive earnings:$4,826,341Position all time money list:166thBiggest score:3rd place ($552,239)€25,000 High Roller EPT Grand Final 2009Country:LithuaniaProfession:Member European Parliament, Business man7) Mark TeltscherLive earnings:$4,165,025Position all time money list:205thBiggest score:2nd place ($920,015)2007 EPT Barcelona Main EventCountry:United KingdomProfession:Trader, real estate investor8) Roger SipplLive earnings:$3,770,381Position all time money list:235thBiggest score:2nd place ($1,344,420)2015 PCA $100,000 Super High RollerCountry:United StatesProfession:Entrepreneur software industryBullets Poker9) Paul NeweyLive earnings:$3,337,703Position all time money list:293rdBiggest score:7th place ($1,418,667)2014 The Big One for One Drop (WSOP)Country:United KingdomProfession:Former Venture Capitalist, former owner Ocean Finance10) Talal ShakerchiLive earnings:$2,711,458Position all time money list:406thBiggest score:1st place ($656,599)2013 EPT London £10,000 High Roller1st place ($1,468,000.88)2016 SCOOP Main EventCountry:United KingdomProfession:Hedge Fund Manager
The organisation announced last week that 35 players have signed up, but no names were in the press release. Dan Shak leads the Top 10 we composed and intends on playing the event. He has poker pro Scott Seiver as his mentor and sells shares online:
only 20 percent now available for the @ODExtravaganza selling fast again @scott_seiver will be coaching out of my end only so great deal.— Daniel Shak (@daniel_shak)
Besides Shak we know Guy Laliberté is playing himself, coached by Daniel Negreanu:Bullets Poker League
I will be attending One Drop playing coach to the man himself: Guy Laliberte. Coaching venue is his yacht in the south of France next week.— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker)
Who’s your money on from the Top 10 above?Last Two Week’s Biggest Pots OnlineBollitos Poker Chips
The three biggest pots of the last two weeks, all came from the $200/$400 pot limit Omaha tables. All of them were six-handed and all of them featured multiple people in the pot. All three times, the pot was chopped between two players while a third ended up losing all of it.1) ’Grazvis1’ and ’Ravenswood13’ Chop a $206,872-Pot (517 big blinds) versus ’EEE27’
($200/$400 PLO 6-Handed)
’EEE27’ opened under the gun for $1,880 and got called by ’Grazvis1’ on the button and Sergey ’St1ckman’ Vasiliev in the small blind. Big blind ’Ravenswood13’ squeezed to 9,880 and everyone called, growing a massive $40,080 pot going into the flop.
Vasiliev checked on and ’Ravenswood’ bet pot, leaving himself $36,261.06 behind. ’EEE27’ called all in for $14,289.41 total and ’Grazvis’ pushed for $91,786.85, prompting a fold by Vasiliev. ’Ravenswood13’ called all in for $76,256.06 total.(user)namehandequity on ’EEE27’10.06%’Grazvis1’69.52%’Ravenswood13’20.42%
The three of them ran the turn and river twice. The first time it came , , making ’Grazvis1’ a full house and granting him half the pot. The second time it came , , giving ’Ravenswood13’ a flush and the other half.2) ’Aron0621’ Wins in a $166,672-Pot (416 big blinds) versus ’bajskorven87’ and David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele
($200/$400 PLO 6-Handed)
From the cutoff, ’bajskorven87’ raised to $1,200 and ’Aron0621’ three-bet to $4,680 from the button. Big blind David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele four-bet to $15,920 and both of his opponents called, growing the pot to $48,920.
The flop came and Van der Weele pushed all in for $47,296. ’bajskorven87’ called all in for $23,160. ’Aron0621’ had them both covered and called the all-in as well.(user)namehandequity on ’Aron0621’41.59%’bajskorven87’17.27%David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele39.04%
The three of them ran it a single time, and it came , giving ’bajskorven87’ a winning backdoor flush. The side-pot went to ’Aron0621’ as the river ten gave him or her two-pair.3) ’Grazvis1’ and Tom ’tjbentham’ Bentham Chop a $165,766-Pot (414 big blinds) versus Ben ’Ben86’ Tollerene
($200/$400 PLO 6-Handed)
Ben ’Ben86’ Tollerene opened for $1,880 and his neighbor ’Grazvis1’ called from the cutoff. Small blind Tom ’tjbentham’ Bentham squeezed to $8,400 only to be called by Tollerene.Bullets Poker Club
’Grazvis1’ resqueezed for $36,360 and Bentham moved all in for $59,592.42. Tollerene had all of his chips all in as well, and so did ’Grazvis1’ soon enough.
(user)namehandequitychop’Grazvis1’8.70%34.59%Tom ’tjbentham’ Bentham15.92%34.61%Ben ’Ben86’ Tollerene40.77%0.02%
They ran the entire board twice. The first time it came , the second time around it ran out . Both times aces chipped the pot, leaving Tollerene the sole loser in the hand.Online High Stakes Action Last Two Weeks
There was plenty of action online these last two weeks. After a somewhat slower week after WCOOP, the big names were back and several high stakes games started running. The biggest winner is Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz, banking just over a quarter of a million, resulting in him being up over half a million for the year and almost $1.5 million lifetime. The biggest loser, according to HighStakesDB, was Isaac ’philivey2694’ Haxton.(user)namehandsprofit/loss last weekprofit/loss 2016profit/loss all timeWinning Players1Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz4,484+$251,444+$576,817+$1,437,3652Dani ’supernova9’ Stern1,246+$244,373+$200,387-$234,0733ltt19814,545+$123,573+$192,748+$192,7484Jason Mercier3,659+$99,760-$73,650-$519,7625Ben ’Sauce123’ Sulsky1,903+$89,753+$1,005,326+$5,042,5296Phil ’MrSweets28’ Galfond839+$80,497+$216,893+$1,499,7737Grazvis11,156+$69,724+$174,129+$185,0498Iimitless267+$52,115+$57,560+$57,5609BastianX1,335+$48,030+$37,751+$80,79610Jens ’Jeans89’ Kyllönen299+$43,456+$211,372+$5,124,109Losing Players1Isaac ’philivey2694’ Haxton1,878-$179,485+$481,821+$692,3722Aron06211,784-$171,056-$111,348-$806,3703Daniel ’KidPoker’ Negreanu257-$131,057-$131,057-$492,7334Scott ’gunning4you’ Seiver441-$111,196-$84,821+$143,1755VeGeTTo891,801-$67,199+$144,820+$201,4326candela20051,997-$64,920-$481,735-$1,385,9347ForTheSwaRMm883-$55,477-$94,304+$96,1668Jens ’Fresh_oO_D’ Lakemeier6,640-$50,519-$131,504-$345,7569OBORRA288-$49,590-$32,737-$34,89210Mike ’gordo16’ Gorodinsky1,398-$38,961-$127,529-$463,611The 2016 Leaderboard
With Isaac ’philivey2694’ Haxton losing almost $180,000 in the past two weeks, he slid down from the number 2 spot on the 2016 leaderboard to spot number 4. Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz jumped into the spot left by Haxton, taking 2nd place in the yearly leaderboard.
Andres ’Educa-p0ker’ Artinano lost a bit but remains in third position.Bullets Poker Set(user)namehands 2016profit/loss 2016profit/loss per hand 2016profit/loss all time↑/↓ this weekmost played game 2016Winning players1Ben ’Sauce123’ Sulsky72,107+$1,005,326+$13.94+$5,042,529↑8-game2Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz47,554+$576,817+$12.12+$1,437,365↑PLO2Andres ’Educa-p0ker’ Artinano29,373+$561,801+$19.12+$982,789↓NLHMLosing players1Viktor ’Isildur1’ Blom163,726-$685,566-$4.18+$1,315,394↑8-game2’bodamos’9,983-$662,795-$66.39-$1,989,916-8-Game3Alex ’Kanu7’ Millar27,382-$605,291-$22.10+$2,655,300↓NLHM
The above top three biggest winners and losers in online poker for 2016 and the top 10 biggest winners and losers online for the last week only consist of PokerStars accounts that haven’t opted out with HighStakesDB.com.
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In just a week’s time, the One Drop Extravaganza kicks off at the Casino Monte Carlo. Guy Laliberté came up with the idea for the event and organizes the tournament in conjunction with the World Series of Poker. PokerNews will be on site to report everything live from Monte Carlo.
*David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele is a Dutch poker pro who hails from the city of Groningen. In his youth van der Weele spent his time either playing sports, namely football (soccer) and basketball.
*Poker bullies can force you to go on tilt Control your emotions and avoid the trap of going on full-blown tilt It’s potentially one of the most frustrating, enervating, tilt-inducing situations in poker; playing bullies at the poker table.
€ 1,500 + 150 No Limit Hold’em European Poker Tour - EPT Deauville, Deauville 23rd € 5,200 $ 6,839 09-Nov-2011: Netherlands: € 5,000 No Limit Hold’em - Dutch Open Master Classics of Poker (MCOP) 2011, Amsterdam 22nd € 10,290 $ 14,199 20-Mar-2011: Austria. “We are playing €100/€200 PLO in the high stakes section of the poker room. Two players limp in EP, I make it 1100 with KhKcJd9d in MP, Juha Helppi calls in the CO, Bullitos calls after him in the SB, and an older Spanish guy pots it to 5900 from the BB. The sizing might be a tiny bit off, but not by more than 300.
The Big One for One Drop at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in 2012 and 2014 attracted the biggest names in poker and the results of those two tournaments still dominates the all-time money list. This year, though, there’s a twist; no professionals are allowed to play. Laliberté said in the announcement video that ’the event is for recreational players only.’
The question we need to look at is what makes someone a poker professional? My colleague Marty Derbyshire ]defines being a professional as ’[people] who undergo specialised training and contribute something to society, practicing what they’ve learned professionally.’ I, personally, have a much less strict definition. For me, a poker professional is someone who relies on poker for (the most part) of their income.
Problem gambling cases in singapore china. That still isn’t as strict a line as one might want when deciding who’s a recreational player and who’s a professional player. In the end, it doesn’t really matter. As far as we know, it’s up to Guy Laliberté himself to decide if you can play or not. It’s as Daniel Negreanu said in an interview with PokerNews;
’Basically, if Guy wants to let someone play, he can let them play. It’s that simple. People are like ’Well, are you gonna let Talal [Shakerchi] play? Do you consider him an amateur?’ But really, it’s up to Guy. It’s as simple as that.’
That doesn’t mean we can’t take a look who we think is eligible to play, and who’s likely to compete. To start we’ve taken a look at the entrance list for The Big One for One Drop 2012 and The Big One for One Drop 2014. Everyone we know that has a different main job or is retired and plays poker as a hobby, and players we think Laliberté might consider playing, we listed underneath:The Big One for One Drop 2012The Big One for One Drop 2014● Bill Perkins● Rick Salomon● Paul Phua● Tom Hall● Chamath Palihapitiya● Gabe Kaplan● Ilya Bulychev● Cary Katz● John Morgan● Paul Newey● Haralabos Voulgaris● Bill Klein● Talal Shakerchi● John Morgan● Cary Katz● Talal Shakerchi● Dan Shak● Guy Laliberté● Paul Newey● Rono Lo● Rick Salomon● Stanley Choi● Richard Yong● David Einhorn● David Einhorn● Phil Ruffin● Bob Bright● Brandon Steven● Guy Laliberté● Frederic Banjout● Bobby Baldwin● Mikhail Smirnov● Giovanni Guarascio
As you can see, there are recreational players that play just about full time these days, and you have recreational players that only play so often. While someone like Paul Newey plays a big slate of events every year, someone like David Einhorn or Chamath Palihapitiya really only show up for an event once a year.
But there are more recreational players in the world that might give this €1,000,000-buy-in event a try. There have been numerous other big events in the world besides the two One Drop tournaments, including the $250,000 reentry 2012 Macau High Stakes Challenge Super High Roller and $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl.
To get a feel for who might be competing, we’ve taken the all time money list on HendonMob.com and filtered out all the players we know that play for a living and players that have never competed in big buy-in events. That doesn’t leave a whole lot of players. So who are the best rich recreational players in the world, judging by their results?1) Dan ShakLive earnings:$8,638,844Position all time money list:60thBiggest score:2nd place ($1,178,980)PCA 2014 $100,000 Super High RollerCountry:United StatesProfession:Commodities Trader2) Stanley ChoiLive earnings:$7,104,152Position all time money list:82ndBiggest score:1st place ($6,465,574)2012 Macau High Stakes Challenge Super High RollerCountry:ChinaProfession:Founder YunFeng Capital, largest shareholder Simsen International Financial Group3) Cary KatzLive earnings:$7,114,113Position all time money list:83rdBiggest score:8th place ($1,306,667)2014 The Big One for One Drop (WSOP)Country:United StatesProfession:Former Board Chairman College Loan Corporation, Founder Poker Central®4) Richard YongLive earnings:$5,973,913Position all time money list:114thBiggest score:1st place ($1,477,560)Aussie Millions 2015 $100,000 ChallengeCountry:MalaysiaProfession:Gambling related business man5) David EinhornLive earnings:$5,152,863Position all time money list:150thBiggest score:3rd place ($4,352,000)2012 The Big One for One Drop (WSOP)Country:United StatesProfession:Hedge Fund Manager, founder Greenlight Capital6) Tony GLive earnings:$4,826,341Position all time money list:166thBiggest score:3rd place ($552,239)€25,000 High Roller EPT Grand Final 2009Country:LithuaniaProfession:Member European Parliament, Business man7) Mark TeltscherLive earnings:$4,165,025Position all time money list:205thBiggest score:2nd place ($920,015)2007 EPT Barcelona Main EventCountry:United KingdomProfession:Trader, real estate investor8) Roger SipplLive earnings:$3,770,381Position all time money list:235thBiggest score:2nd place ($1,344,420)2015 PCA $100,000 Super High RollerCountry:United StatesProfession:Entrepreneur software industryBullets Poker9) Paul NeweyLive earnings:$3,337,703Position all time money list:293rdBiggest score:7th place ($1,418,667)2014 The Big One for One Drop (WSOP)Country:United KingdomProfession:Former Venture Capitalist, former owner Ocean Finance10) Talal ShakerchiLive earnings:$2,711,458Position all time money list:406thBiggest score:1st place ($656,599)2013 EPT London £10,000 High Roller1st place ($1,468,000.88)2016 SCOOP Main EventCountry:United KingdomProfession:Hedge Fund Manager
The organisation announced last week that 35 players have signed up, but no names were in the press release. Dan Shak leads the Top 10 we composed and intends on playing the event. He has poker pro Scott Seiver as his mentor and sells shares online:
only 20 percent now available for the @ODExtravaganza selling fast again @scott_seiver will be coaching out of my end only so great deal.— Daniel Shak (@daniel_shak)
Besides Shak we know Guy Laliberté is playing himself, coached by Daniel Negreanu:Bullets Poker League
I will be attending One Drop playing coach to the man himself: Guy Laliberte. Coaching venue is his yacht in the south of France next week.— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker)
Who’s your money on from the Top 10 above?Last Two Week’s Biggest Pots OnlineBollitos Poker Chips
The three biggest pots of the last two weeks, all came from the $200/$400 pot limit Omaha tables. All of them were six-handed and all of them featured multiple people in the pot. All three times, the pot was chopped between two players while a third ended up losing all of it.1) ’Grazvis1’ and ’Ravenswood13’ Chop a $206,872-Pot (517 big blinds) versus ’EEE27’
($200/$400 PLO 6-Handed)
’EEE27’ opened under the gun for $1,880 and got called by ’Grazvis1’ on the button and Sergey ’St1ckman’ Vasiliev in the small blind. Big blind ’Ravenswood13’ squeezed to 9,880 and everyone called, growing a massive $40,080 pot going into the flop.
Vasiliev checked on and ’Ravenswood’ bet pot, leaving himself $36,261.06 behind. ’EEE27’ called all in for $14,289.41 total and ’Grazvis’ pushed for $91,786.85, prompting a fold by Vasiliev. ’Ravenswood13’ called all in for $76,256.06 total.(user)namehandequity on ’EEE27’10.06%’Grazvis1’69.52%’Ravenswood13’20.42%
The three of them ran the turn and river twice. The first time it came , , making ’Grazvis1’ a full house and granting him half the pot. The second time it came , , giving ’Ravenswood13’ a flush and the other half.2) ’Aron0621’ Wins in a $166,672-Pot (416 big blinds) versus ’bajskorven87’ and David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele
($200/$400 PLO 6-Handed)
From the cutoff, ’bajskorven87’ raised to $1,200 and ’Aron0621’ three-bet to $4,680 from the button. Big blind David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele four-bet to $15,920 and both of his opponents called, growing the pot to $48,920.
The flop came and Van der Weele pushed all in for $47,296. ’bajskorven87’ called all in for $23,160. ’Aron0621’ had them both covered and called the all-in as well.(user)namehandequity on ’Aron0621’41.59%’bajskorven87’17.27%David ’Bullitos’ van der Weele39.04%
The three of them ran it a single time, and it came , giving ’bajskorven87’ a winning backdoor flush. The side-pot went to ’Aron0621’ as the river ten gave him or her two-pair.3) ’Grazvis1’ and Tom ’tjbentham’ Bentham Chop a $165,766-Pot (414 big blinds) versus Ben ’Ben86’ Tollerene
($200/$400 PLO 6-Handed)
Ben ’Ben86’ Tollerene opened for $1,880 and his neighbor ’Grazvis1’ called from the cutoff. Small blind Tom ’tjbentham’ Bentham squeezed to $8,400 only to be called by Tollerene.Bullets Poker Club
’Grazvis1’ resqueezed for $36,360 and Bentham moved all in for $59,592.42. Tollerene had all of his chips all in as well, and so did ’Grazvis1’ soon enough.
(user)namehandequitychop’Grazvis1’8.70%34.59%Tom ’tjbentham’ Bentham15.92%34.61%Ben ’Ben86’ Tollerene40.77%0.02%
They ran the entire board twice. The first time it came , the second time around it ran out . Both times aces chipped the pot, leaving Tollerene the sole loser in the hand.Online High Stakes Action Last Two Weeks
There was plenty of action online these last two weeks. After a somewhat slower week after WCOOP, the big names were back and several high stakes games started running. The biggest winner is Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz, banking just over a quarter of a million, resulting in him being up over half a million for the year and almost $1.5 million lifetime. The biggest loser, according to HighStakesDB, was Isaac ’philivey2694’ Haxton.(user)namehandsprofit/loss last weekprofit/loss 2016profit/loss all timeWinning Players1Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz4,484+$251,444+$576,817+$1,437,3652Dani ’supernova9’ Stern1,246+$244,373+$200,387-$234,0733ltt19814,545+$123,573+$192,748+$192,7484Jason Mercier3,659+$99,760-$73,650-$519,7625Ben ’Sauce123’ Sulsky1,903+$89,753+$1,005,326+$5,042,5296Phil ’MrSweets28’ Galfond839+$80,497+$216,893+$1,499,7737Grazvis11,156+$69,724+$174,129+$185,0498Iimitless267+$52,115+$57,560+$57,5609BastianX1,335+$48,030+$37,751+$80,79610Jens ’Jeans89’ Kyllönen299+$43,456+$211,372+$5,124,109Losing Players1Isaac ’philivey2694’ Haxton1,878-$179,485+$481,821+$692,3722Aron06211,784-$171,056-$111,348-$806,3703Daniel ’KidPoker’ Negreanu257-$131,057-$131,057-$492,7334Scott ’gunning4you’ Seiver441-$111,196-$84,821+$143,1755VeGeTTo891,801-$67,199+$144,820+$201,4326candela20051,997-$64,920-$481,735-$1,385,9347ForTheSwaRMm883-$55,477-$94,304+$96,1668Jens ’Fresh_oO_D’ Lakemeier6,640-$50,519-$131,504-$345,7569OBORRA288-$49,590-$32,737-$34,89210Mike ’gordo16’ Gorodinsky1,398-$38,961-$127,529-$463,611The 2016 Leaderboard
With Isaac ’philivey2694’ Haxton losing almost $180,000 in the past two weeks, he slid down from the number 2 spot on the 2016 leaderboard to spot number 4. Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz jumped into the spot left by Haxton, taking 2nd place in the yearly leaderboard.
Andres ’Educa-p0ker’ Artinano lost a bit but remains in third position.Bullets Poker Set(user)namehands 2016profit/loss 2016profit/loss per hand 2016profit/loss all time↑/↓ this weekmost played game 2016Winning players1Ben ’Sauce123’ Sulsky72,107+$1,005,326+$13.94+$5,042,529↑8-game2Mikael ’ChaoRen160’ Thuritz47,554+$576,817+$12.12+$1,437,365↑PLO2Andres ’Educa-p0ker’ Artinano29,373+$561,801+$19.12+$982,789↓NLHMLosing players1Viktor ’Isildur1’ Blom163,726-$685,566-$4.18+$1,315,394↑8-game2’bodamos’9,983-$662,795-$66.39-$1,989,916-8-Game3Alex ’Kanu7’ Millar27,382-$605,291-$22.10+$2,655,300↓NLHM
The above top three biggest winners and losers in online poker for 2016 and the top 10 biggest winners and losers online for the last week only consist of PokerStars accounts that haven’t opted out with HighStakesDB.com.
*Tags888Aussie MillionsHigh Stakes PokerLas VegasPhil GalfondPoker BusinessWSOPWCOOPTournamentsTony GSuper CasinoPot Limit OmahaPokerstars
*Related TournamentsWorld Series of PokerAussie Millions
*Related PlayersTony GPhil Galfond
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