After the Finnish poker pro Patrik Antonius had swept Rui Cao (France) clean in a Triple Draw match last Friday at Full Tilt Poker, Cao suggested that the two should start a $1 million challenge consisting of pot-limit Omaha ($350k match), no-limit hold'em ($350k) and 2-7 triple draw ($300k).
On Wednesday, the challenge kicked off at a $1,500/$3,000 2-7 Triple Draw table at Full Tilt Poker. Cao w[...] Read more » Rui Cao and Patrik Antonius's $1,000,000 Challenge
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
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These guys launch each type of challenges that I can’t close my mouth while reading this. After losing to Patrick, Cao launched a challenge divided in three different games. Only someone dominating the whole poker scene and all its variations one can be able to even think about doing this and waiting for the other part to accept it. Antonius must be real aware of the games he plays best and the others he plays not that good, but he decided to accept and he’s already losing $300k.
Joined: May '08
Location: Lithuania
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so patrick won 600K in australia, he thinks he is on a roll...nothing can stop him bla bla bla...fair challenge though, i like that they decided to spread the challenge on 3 separate games and banks. i think that the challenge will end with 2-1 scoreline, so basically someone is gonna lose around 300K
Joined: Oct '07
Location: Denmark
Age: 42 (M)
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Rui Cao has made a good bet here with patrik, he is by far the fouverit , he play so much more online then patrik, and he is a better play. And i think a lot of players underrestimate him in other games like trippel drew, he has been practicing a lot on trippel drew. but nice with a challenge for the railbirds
Joined: Nov '11
Location: Netherlands
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first high roller i know was the 25k buy in,then the 100k,now a million? one day there will be a tourney like bankroll vs bankroll,the first who wins the entire bankroll make him the champ,in the all of nothing game,double or broke,and if possible the winner could take over the ohter player house's,cars,rolex watches and bracelets,my opion is play for a mil,then u need some prof help,not prof poker,profesional help from a shrink
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
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I agree with pochui that this must end as a 2-1, and although things haven't started the best way to Patrick Antonius, he still have the chance to turn the results around and ending winning 300k.