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Anthony Gregg Wins WPT Parx Open Poker Classic ($416,127)

Tags: Anthony Gregg, Michael Phelps, parx open poker classic, wpt.
Posted on 16 August 2012 by "T".

A big congratulations to Anthony Gregg on winnings World Poker Tour Parx Open Poker Classic. Gregg outlasted a field of 500 players that included many big names in the poker world. In the final hand Gregg limped for 250,000 and Stephen Reynolds moved all in for about 3.4 million. Gregg made the call with KHeart9Diamond and Reynolds showed ADiamond4Heart and needed to hold to stay alive.

The board ran out KSpadeQHeart7SpadeQDiamond10Heart and Anthony Gregg won the pot, the WPT title and the first place prize of $416,127, which includes a $25,000 entry into the season-ending WPT World Championship.

Final Table Results:
1st:  Anthony Gregg  -  $416,127
2nd:  Stephen Reynolds  -  $244,877
3rd:  Chris Lee Lee  -  $158,450
4th:  Larry Sharp  -  $108,034
5th:  Chris Vandeursen  -  $76,824
6th:  Andre Nyffeler  -  $61,619

Anthony Gregg's friend Michael Phelps (Yepp, the Greatest Olympic Champion of All Time) sent the following message to him shortly after the victory:


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4 comments on "Anthony Gregg Wins WPT Parx Open Poker Classic ($416,127)"


 noonlion16/08/2012 22:09:46 GMT
Dam.

One nice payday.

Anyone know the entry fee?

Interesting Phelps is a friend, I hear Phelps is very keen on poker, i think competitive pros are naturally drawn to it.
 pochui17/08/2012 08:49:14 GMT
for me it's always sad to see the payout structure of these tourneys- guy in 6th place earns around 60K, and guy in first earns over 400K, both outplayed over 490 players...i guess it's not a very good feeling finishing in 6th hey? of course when you win, this matter doesn't bother you at all. nice payday
 Fakiry17/08/2012 12:03:25 GMT
Anthony Gregg was chipleading the World Poker Tour Parx Open Poker Classic in three out of the five days and then he entered the final heads-up in a 2-1 disadvantage. I don’t know how many chips did he had when he played that last hand. Although being ahead and being K9 a nice hand that almost everyone likes to bet on when playing HU, i guess he must have sweat a bit when he saw his oponentes Ace. That fear didn’t last too long, as the first cards of the flop already put him winning, and then was just waiting til the river with no ace on the table. $400k, so nice!
 noonlion17/08/2012 19:26:45 GMT
Yeah i agree pochui.

I really dislike the huge difference between positions like that, seems very unfair.

Is the 1st place winner $350,000 more worthy than 6th?

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