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Online Poker Tips :Daniel Negreanu Wins Final PartyPoker Premier League Heat

admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:48:08 +0000

Ok, we still haven’t had a chance to head down to the M Resort in Las Vegas to watch the PartyPoker Premier League IV. That’s on us. Our bad. We want to, but as Hootie once sang, “Tiiiiiime, why you punish me.”
No time.
Anyway, needing a win and a win only

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Pictured: Daniel Negreanu not at the PPPL4, cause we haven’t been there yet.
Ok, we still haven’t had a chance to head down to the M Resort in Las Vegas to watch the PartyPoker Premier League IV. That’s on us. Our bad. We want to, but as Hootie once sang, “Tiiiiiime, why you punish me.”
No time.
Anyway, needing a win and a win only to stay alive for the final table, Daniel Negreanu won the final heat of the PPPL4TM on Wednesday. However, he’s still not guaranteed a spot at the final table (seems like if you win a heat you should be allowed in, but whatever). Instead, he now has to play the spectacularly-breasted J.C. Tran in a best two-out-of-three heads-up match, winner advancing to the final table.
Wtf, right?
Roland de Wolfe and Ian Frazier have to play the same heads-up match format with the winner advancing as well.
Ok, we just don’t get it. But if they’re happy, we’re happy. Locked into the final table and not requiring a sudden-death heads-up match are Phil Laak, David Benyamine, Giovanni Safina, and Luke Schwartz. They’ll be competing for a first place prize of we have no idea.
Read more here.
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Online Poker Tips :All Right What The Hell Is Going On…

admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:48:08 +0000

Phil Laak won another heatTM of the PartyPoker Premier League IV. This means he’s won all three heats he’s played, effectively going back-to-back-to-backTM.
However, since we don’t understand the rules of this whole thing yet, he doesn’t exactly have a dominating

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The heavyset fellow she used to date is second overall at the PPPL4(TM).
Phil Laak won another heatTM of the PartyPoker Premier League IV. This means he’s won all three heats he’s played, effectively going back-to-back-to-backTM.
However, since we don’t understand the rules of this whole thing yet, he doesn’t exactly have a dominating point lead over David Benyamine, who he defeated heads-up en route to the aforementioned third heat win.
Laak’s win gives him 48 points to Benyamines 35 (see here), whatever that means. Doesn’t seem as dominating as someone who has won three heats, whatever they are worth, should have. You’d think after winning three heats, you’d have this thing sown up, right?
Anyway, we’re definitely heading down there tomorrow and will be on-hand for the final day on Thursday as well to make sense of it all.
Follow Tuesday’s quote unquote heat here.
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Poker News :David Benyamine Wins PartyPoker Premier League IV

admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:48:07 +0000

Ok, so apparently if you’re a point leader going into final table play at the PartyPoker Premier League IV, that means you get the most chips. That’s it. It’s not like your points carry over to the final table. To win the event itself, you still need to win your

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David Benyamine’s dominance of the PPPL4(TM) at least gave us an excuse to post pics of his super-cute ex all week.
Ok, so apparently if you’re a point leader going into final table play at the PartyPoker Premier League IV, that means you get the most chips. That’s it. It’s not like your points carry over to the final table. To win the event itself, you still need to win your final table. Got it.
That’s bad news for Phil Laak. After nearly quintupling his career earnings by winning three heats for ,000 a piece, and taking the chip lead to the final table, he was the first to bow out of play.
In the end, David Benyamine devoured the competition, winning the PPPL4TM and engorging himself in the 0,000 first place prize. Benyamine ate up his opponents chips and literally picked the bones of his competitors. “Some” might say the chips at the table were a veritable all-you-can-eat buffet to Benyamine.
Seriously though, Benymamine = one of the best.
Get full final table results here.
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