Phil Ivey Tops the All Time Money List

Phil Ivey Tops the All Time Money List

Team Full Tilt’s Phil Ivey, the world’s best poker player, has moved into the top spot on poker’s All-Time Money list, which is based on tournament winnings in live events. Ivey’s $600K score for finishing second in the 2010 Aussie Millions $100K Challenge tournament brought his career tournament earnings to $12,802,783.
Following a hugely successful 2009, in which he won two WSOP bracelets and finished 7th in the WSOP Main Event, Ivey started 2010 by overtaking previous leader Daniel Negreanu at the top of the All-Time Money List. He is currently $400K ahead of Negreanu.

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Full Tilt Poker Signs Tom "durrrr" Dwan to Team Full Tilt

Full Tilt Poker Signs Tom "durrrr" Dwan to Team Full Tilt

Online phenomenon Tom Dwan is the newest addition to Team Full Tilt. Best known by his online player handle "durrrr", Dwan is one of the most prolific and successful high-stakes players in the history of online poker. He now takes his rightful place amongst the world’s most elite poker players.

Along with being an online poker powerhouse, Dwan is a flourishing star on the live poker scene. He has amassed more than $1.1 million playing live tournaments, including three WSOP cashes and one World Poker Tour final table.

Dwan increased his reputation as a fierce competitor when he recently threw down the gauntlet with the unprecedented durrrr Challenge, offering to pit $1.5 million against any opponent's $500K, playing heads-up at four tables simultaneously for 50,000 hands.

Look for Dwan in action on the high-stakes tables at Full Tilt Poker.

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World Series of Poker management billed the heads-up portion of the Main Event final table as a heavyweight fight between two pugilists. But 22-year-old Danish poker pro Peter Eastgate had other ideas; he turned the duel into a somewhat one-sided affair and had his Russian counterpart Ivan Demidov on the ropes for the entire night.

“I wasn’t thinking about the records or anything like that. I just was thinking about playing my game,” said Eastgate. “I spoke to (Hellmuth) yesterday. He wished me luck and gave me a handshake.”

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