Ely Levy and Griffin Paul were the only two players with over 6 million in chips when Day 3 kicked off on Tuesday. Levy eventually finished in 11th place for $58,500 while Paul continued accumulating chips throughout the day. In total, he had 14,290,000 or almost a third of the chips in play when the final table of six was set and play ended.
His closest opponent, Andre Crooks, has just about 4 m[...] Read more » WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown: Six Players Left; Joe Ebanks Third In Chips
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Griffin Paul must have an outstanding chance of winning his first World Poker Tour title and taking home the first prize of $1,000,000. Must be a great feeling, that whatever happens, you are guaranteed over two hundred grand
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For a final six players the chip stacks are all pretty close,the short stack has 30 BB so is not really under any great pressure to double up quickly and even the chip leader knows that just one bad hand can leave him in trouble but with the money being weighted towards the top 2 then things could get really interesting.
'The great feeling' would be the one he gets after paying a large sum to the IRS when this tax year for him is all wrapped up and ready to go. Can't imagine how much would they let him bleed after a million in poker winnings.
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