2012 WSOP PokerStars Report: The PokerStars Main Event Pass Winner's Dream

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The blues of Lebanon are far from Las Vegas. If you are 코인카지노waiting to participate in the WSOP Main Event, this distance seems to be even further. If you haven't entered the money circle four times at the WSOP, imagine how long it will take to return to the competition again? This is the mental burden that Texas Hold'em Mark Demirdjian is now facing. He is the chip leader in the third round of the current WSOP Main Event. With a blind strike rating of 1,000/2,000/300, Demirdjian has more than 500,000 chips.
The big bearded man from Lebanon is a bit 더킹카지노of a chip, but he doesn't look happy. This is not to say that he is not good, he is very friendly. But don't ask him to enter with so many chips in the third round, but he has had this experience.
“There was no bonus in the end,” he said. This is a fact. Of course, if you only spent $700 to participate in the main event, it might be easier to let go.
Demirdjian won the Main Event money this year through the PokerStars Main Event Pass. Like many others, in the EPT, APPT, LAPT, PCA and WSOP races, he chose to return to Vegas to pursue his first Main Event prize. He ranked second in the chip at the start of the day and then led. But still don't ask if he is very excited.
"I don't make any sense to have so many chips now. I would rather have these chips in Round 5, Round 6 or Round 7. Demirdjian said at the last break. Demirdjian is the 7th Main Event Pass for the third round. One of the winners.