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It seems a little astonishing that, when Phil Ivey had secured the chip lead from Bill Chen in the $3,000 HORSE on path to winning his eighth bracelet, he asked how much first prize was. It was over three hundred thousand dollars, but Ivey yesterday showed why he needs the Full Tilt Poker Referral Code motivation of a prop bet to compete in tournaments.

Yesterday at Full Tilt Poker, Ivey won more than $600,000 from Luukie21 at $500/$1,000 PLO – not only that, but it was PLO with a $40,000 CAP which makes the result yet more noteworthy. If you can succeed and earn that much in a single 700-hand session then why play four days of tournament for less than half that prize?

Tom “durrrr” Dwan was also a heat in the balls of fire games, playing over two thousand hands and earning himself a tidy Full Tilt Poker Bonus Code payday of more than $160,000. URnotINdanger2 put in the most number with almost 5,000 hands under his belt but in effect broke even with a positive result of just under $10,000. Luukie21 was the major loser, but that tends to happen when you take on Ivey. Joining him at the other end of the leaderboard were Urindanger (-$202,000) and Gus Hansen (-$74,000).