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If you haven't already done so, now is the time to speak up, and join the Poker Players Alliance (PPA). For more info on the cause, visit http://www.pokerplayersalliance.org
Full Tilt Poker is also offering a bonus to anyone who donates or becomes a member of the PPA. Help the cause, and make some money for yourself!
Full Tilt Poker is also offering a bonus to anyone who donates or becomes a member of the PPA. Help the cause, and make some money for yourself!
Details here: http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/ppa-promotion.phpIt's time to stand up and protect the great American game of poker.
Join us in supporting the Poker Players Alliance in the fight to get poker the express exemption it rightfully deserves from the UIGEA and you could receive one of the biggest bonuses we've ever awarded.
Full Tilt sponsored pro, Paul Wasicka defeated fellow FTP-pro, Chad Brown to take the Heads-Up Championship this year. (It's worthwhile to note that he also came in second at last year's WSOP Main Event.)
While some of my favorites got eliminated early, such as Phil Ivey, Howard Lederer, Andy Bloch, Allen Cunningham and Chris Ferguson, the Team Full Tilt did quite well overall with 3 of the final four, including Paul.
Here is the winning hand courtesy of PokerWire.com
Some Wasicka videos:Chad Brown raised to 25k preflop and Paul Wasicka called. Wasicka checked the K10
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Chad Brown K4
Paul Wasicka QJWasicka had flopped the nut straight and left Brown drawing to runner-runner. The 2turn wrapped up the match and the National Heads-up Championship for Paul Wasicka.
Paul Wasicka wins $500,000 for the championship, and Chad Brown takes home $250,000.
I'm of course cheering for our own Full Tilt pros: Ferguson, Ivey, Lederer, Matusow, among many others.
PokerWire will have complete coverage of the event.
Here is a quick plug for a site that FullTiltPoker.com produces: PokerWire.com. The site covers most major tournaments and reports on progress, standings, and even hand-by-hand analysis for final tables. If you'd like to find out what's going on in the tournament circuit today, check out http://www.pokerwire.com.
