jueves, 21 enero 2010
El esatdounidense Steve Gedney ha ganado más de medio mdd en el Casino Caesars Atlantic City.
Gedney, de 56 años de edad y nacido en Dover, ha ganado el bote Bad beat más grande de la historia tras que un A para Chris Dobrzanski de Nueva Jersey en el river le ganó a su póquer de 4. El Casino Caesars le renumeró su mala suerte con el bote Bad Beat. Todos los jugadores sentados en su mesa se llevaron su parte: 276.979$ para Gedney, 138.489$ para Dobrzansk y 19.784$ para los demas jugadores de la mesa. "Este día es inolvidable para todos nosotros aquí en el Caesars, especialmente para nuestros jugadores habituales y para todos nuestros trabajadores que conforman el equipo de poker", aseguraba Joe Domenico, Manager General del Caesars Atlantic City.
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