The $250,000 Challenge is currently underway and there are only three players remaining of twenty-five entries: Doug Polk, Mike McDonald and Phil Ivey, who is in the big lead with 3.7 million chips to McDonald's 1.6 and Polk's 795k. Believe it or not but Ivey won this event both in 2012 and 2014. Now, he has a fantastic opportunity of winning a third title! Pretty amazing when you think about it.[...] Read more » 2015 Aussie Millions $250,000 Challenge: Ivey Closing In On Third Title!
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It looks like Phil Ivey is in a fantastic position to win his third title and it will come as a big shock if he doesnt win this with the chip lead he has got. Good luck to all three players left in
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I watched last year 250k$ challenge when Ivey won... he was in bottom with chips almoust whole time at the final table, and he menage to win it.... Now when he got chip lead and there is only 3 players left, I am sure that he will win and take again that ring
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Go Ivey if i gotta bet on someone , it will be Ivey he is playing great , he reminded us of his glory days and The Aussie Tournaments are getting more and more appreciation in poker
Somebody please explain to me like I was born (again) yesterday that what is 'challenge' means in these games titles. 'cuz looks like to me that everything beyond the main event is a challenge for the aussies, and it's either won by quirky foreign players or seasoned pros (2012, 2014... I can count. Fibonacci 2016 is the right answer, right? ).
Did he won it? Did HE won IT? On second thoughts Phil Ivey need all the money he can get 'cuz those trips to Macau might be chewing a nice chunks away from his bankroll. I am sure he is winning a truckload from those triad businessman but he probably loosing some too. He need to have a hook other than his own name after all - so he got game.
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