Who knew that WSOP bracelet winner David Williams could make it to the finale of the MasterChef Season 7 competition? British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay pointed out that it was the first time in MasterChef history that there will be a three-way battle for the coveted MasterChef title for this season.
If you're watching MasterChef US Season 7, then you'd know that one poker pro, David Williams, is among the candidates of this reality TV cooking show. The MasterChef US Season 7 premiered Wednesday, June 1, on FOX and David Williams was chosen to be one of the lucky aspiring contestants.
In case you missed it, a unique event called WPT Monster Invitational took place last Sunday at Borgata Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. The invited players were Scotty Nguyen, Antonio Esfandiari, Tony Dunst, Vanessa Selbst, Phil Laak and David Williams.
Day 3 of the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino European Poker Tour Grand Final Main Event (buy-in €10,600) saw 123 players returning to the tables. After several 90-minute levels of play, the field was narrowed down from 123 to just 41 players, who will battle for a seat at the final table over the next two days.
PokerStars has once again increased and strengthened its team with new players. This time they have signed David Williams and Vanessa Selbst. Williams and Selbst will now get to travel around the globe and play in lots of expensive tournaments for free together the rest of Team PokerStars - Daniel Negreanu, William Thorson etc
Who knew that WSOP bracelet winner David Williams could make it to the finale of the MasterChef Season 7 competition? British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay pointed out that it was the first time in MasterChef history that there will be a three-way battle for the coveted MasterChef title for this season.
If you're watching MasterChef US Season 7, then you'd know that one poker pro, David Williams, is among the candidates of this reality TV cooking show. The MasterChef US Season 7 premiered Wednesday, June 1, on FOX and David Williams was chosen to be one of the lucky aspiring contestants.
Day 3 of the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino European Poker Tour Grand Final Main Event (buy-in €10,600) saw 123 players returning to the tables. After several 90-minute levels of play, the field was narrowed down from 123 to just 41 players, who will battle for a seat at the final table over the next two days.
