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But neither Greg Raymer nor Ted Forrest scare chipleader Isaac Haxton.

“The internet kids are the ones I’m worried about,” Haxton told PokerListings.com.

“[Alec] Torelli’s a really good player and so is Dani Stern. Justin Bonomo is a good friend of mine and he’s an excellent player.”

All of the above will join Team PokerStars’ Lex Veldhuis, Full Tilt’s Vitaly Lunkin and Noah “fouruhaters” Schwartz at the nine-handed final table tomorrow.

A murderer’s row, to be sure, but the 2007 World Poker Tour PokerStars Caribbean Adventure runner-up likes his chances.

“I feel great heading into tomorrow,” he said. “I have one-quarter of the chips in play and my seat at the table is not so bad.”

Haxton entered the day among the short stacks with 540,000 to his name, but quickly managed to pull his head above water with a timely treble.

As rivals Andrew Robl, Neil Channing, Andy Black and Brian Townsend succumbed and the potential prize money increased, Haxton built his stack with a bit of small-ball poker.

“I had kings versus queens against Matt Marafioti and busted him for 600k, but it was mostly small pots after that,” he said.

Sitting on an average stack when the field consolidated into a ten-handed final table, Haxton took advantage of a fortunate flop to seize control of the tournament.

Holding pocket sixes, Haxton flopped bottom set against then-chipleader Alec Torelli, who had flopped top pair and tried in vain to bully his rival from the pot.

Haxton persisted and doubled through, building his stack up over the 5 million mark and taking the chip lead.

A few rounds later, Tony G was eliminated in tenth place and the final table was set.

“I feel fantastic [about making the final table],” Haxton told PokerListings. “It’s great.

“I’m not going to say that it makes me think I’m a much better player than I thought I was a couple of days ago or that it’s anything more than me making the final table in a World Series event, but it definitely feels great.”

<a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/zeejustin-on-top-in-wsops-40k-bonanza-41608″>Echoing fellow finalist Justin Bonomo, Haxton told PL.com he thought the level of play in the tournament was somewhat uneven.

“These really big buy-in poker tournaments have a polarizing effect on the fields,” he said. “The high buy-in prices out a lot of the winning - but not high-stakes - online players but there are plenty of rich amateurs who are as willing to play a $40k event as a $10k one.

“There’s a high percentage of good players but an assortment of amateurs as well.”

With nearly 6 million in chips heading into the final table, Haxton holds a nearly 1.5 million advantage over second-place Vitaly Lunkin and is in great shape to prove Joe Sebok a prophet.

The Poker Road president <a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/sebok-picks-pokerroads-wsop-best-bets-41465″>predicted Haxton would take down a bracelet this year in an article for PokerListings last week.

If the Lizard King can keep his composure in tomorrow’s pit of vipers, the bracelet is his for the taking.

Get full coverage of the final table in PokerListings.com’s <a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/live-poker tournaments/wsop“>wsop section.

Visit PokerListings.com

Early on in today’s Day 1a it was announced the wsop’s $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em economic stimulus event was a sell-out and somewhere near 6,000 are expected to play.

The exact numbers won’t be known until tomorrow, but the tournament, designed as a response to the US recession, will easily eclipse the previous record of 3,929 players in a $1,500 event last year.

“We couldn’t have asked for a better turnout,” said wsop Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack. “The demand for the Stimulus Special was felt the moment we announced it.”

But this is not the only record that’s been broken over the first few days of the wsop.

The one-time $40,000 buy-in commemorative event drew 201 players creating a record prize pool for events outside of a Main Event of $8 million on Thursday.

Plus, the entrants record for an Omaha 8 event fell when Thursday’s $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo got saw 918 register.

“I think this tournament is a great indicator that poker is alive and well at least for this weekend,” said Pollack.

Respected Online MTT pro and wsop bracelet holder James “mig.com” Mackey is a big fan of the tournament.

“I like it,” he said. “It basically replaced the $1,500 from last year so it’s not that big of a deal. I might have a problem if they dropped the buy-in below $1,000. Really I would prefer to have a large number of big buy-in events.”

However, the tournament has an even bigger affect on players like Drew Becker from Charlotte, North Carolina, who decided to play in his first wsop event because of the price.

“It was a lot of fun,” said Becker. “There are a lot of people who might not be able to play a wsop event if it wasn’t for the buy-in.”

Despite a bad beat to knock him out, Becker was hopeful that he would return for another $1,000 event next year.

The total prize pool for the tournament is expected to be at least $5 million and the winner will walk away with over 750 times their original investment.

Follow PokerListings’ comprehensive coverage all over the site.

Visit PokerListings.com

But neither Greg Raymer nor Ted Forrest scare chipleader Isaac Haxton.

“The internet kids are the ones I’m worried about,” Haxton told PokerListings.com.

“[Alec] Torelli’s a really good player and so is Dani Stern. Justin Bonomo is a good friend of mine and he’s an excellent player.”

All of the above will join Team PokerStars’ Lex Veldhuis, Full Tilt’s Vitaly Lunkin and Noah “fouruhaters” Schwartz at the nine-handed final table tomorrow.

A murderer’s row, to be sure, but the 2007 World Poker Tour PokerStars Caribbean Adventure runner-up likes his chances.

“I feel great heading into tomorrow,” he said. “I have one-quarter of the chips in play and my seat at the table is not so bad.”

Haxton entered the day among the short stacks with 540,000 to his name, but quickly managed to pull his head above water with a timely treble.

As rivals Andrew Robl, Neil Channing, Andy Black and Brian Townsend succumbed and the potential prize money increased, Haxton built his stack with a bit of small-ball poker.

“I had kings versus queens against Matt Marafioti and busted him for 600k, but it was mostly small pots after that,” he said.

Sitting on an average stack when the field consolidated into a ten-handed final table, Haxton took advantage of a fortunate flop to seize control of the tournament.

Holding pocket sixes, Haxton flopped bottom set against then-chipleader Alec Torelli, who had flopped top pair and tried in vain to bully his rival from the pot.

Haxton persisted and doubled through, building his stack up over the 5 million mark and taking the chip lead.

A few rounds later, Tony G was eliminated in tenth place and the final table was set.

“I feel fantastic [about making the final table],” Haxton told PokerListings. “It’s great.

“I’m not going to say that it makes me think I’m a much better player than I thought I was a couple of days ago or that it’s anything more than me making the final table in a World Series event, but it definitely feels great.”

<a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/zeejustin-on-top-in-wsops-40k-bonanza-41608″>Echoing fellow finalist Justin Bonomo, Haxton told PL.com he thought the level of play in the tournament was somewhat uneven.

“These really big buy-in poker tournaments have a polarizing effect on the fields,” he said. “The high buy-in prices out a lot of the winning - but not high-stakes - online players but there are plenty of rich amateurs who are as willing to play a $40k event as a $10k one.

“There’s a high percentage of good players but an assortment of amateurs as well.”

With nearly 6 million in chips heading into the final table, Haxton holds a nearly 1.5 million advantage over second-place Vitaly Lunkin and is in great shape to prove Joe Sebok a prophet.

The Poker Road president <a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/sebok-picks-pokerroads-wsop-best-bets-41465″>predicted Haxton would take down a bracelet this year in an article for PokerListings last week.

If the Lizard King can keep his composure in tomorrow’s pit of vipers, the bracelet is his for the taking.

Get full coverage of the final table in PokerListings.com’s <a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/live-poker tournaments/wsop“>wsop section.

Visit PokerListings.com

But his latest project - Black Belt Poker - still has him sweating a little.

“I must admit I have a few butterflies,” said Channing, who cashed seven times at the 2008 wsop, twice at the wsopE in London and backed several players who made big scores.

The concept is relatively simple.

Blackbeltpoker.com is a UK-based social networking site with a heavy poker bias, where a mix of experienced and inexperienced players gather to swap strategies and pass on the benefits of their wisdom.

Plus, for the elite players, there is the juicy lure of a possible $70k sponsorship package.

Over the last few months, fifty hopeful contenders have battled it out in a gruelling “grading” process to prove their mettle and win one of the eight packages on offer.

Now the posturing is over.

The choices have been made and Channing is optimistic his team is poised and ready to take on Las Vegas and the 2009 wsop.

“They’ve got 50 shots at a bracelet, which means they’re going to be about 8-1 to win one I would say,” he said.

Channing is already setting the pace, having reached the latter stages of the prestigious $40k Commemorative Event.

When talking to PokerListings on Day 2, Channing played down his chances in typically sardonic fashion, before busting 20th for $70k today.

But Channing’s self-effacing assessment belies the extraordinary form he showed last year.

Having already picked up the Irish Open title, he took last year’s wsop by storm.

In fact, if Nikolay Evdakov hadn’t pipped the Englishmen to the post setting a record with ten wsop cashes, Channing would have made even bigger headlines.

“I always see him around,” Channing laughed. “I played with him twice and he just cashes in everything. He runs so good.”

The staking also went well, most notably when Irishmen Marty Smyth collected the 2008 wsop $10k Omaha bracelet.

If the Black Belt Poker team can replicate this success, it will be another year to remember for Channing, although it seems unlikely he will be able to take another shot at a world-record number of cashes.

“I’m going to be so busy this year,” he said. “I’ll be watching over the team, sorting some things out for them, playing a bit, but I won’t have as much time as last year.”

As far as the Vegas nightlife and the myriad poker parties are concerned, Channing said he’ll take a pass this year.

“If I miss two PokerStars Pros making out at a party, it will be all over the internet in minutes anyway,” he joked.

“I’m just going to go swimming every day, spend some time relaxing and looking after the team. It should be a great series.”

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Early on in today’s Day 1a it was announced the wsop’s $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em economic stimulus event was a sell-out and somewhere near 6,000 are expected to play.

The exact numbers won’t be known until tomorrow, but the tournament, designed as a response to the US recession, will easily eclipse the previous record of 3,929 players in a $1,500 event last year.

“We couldn’t have asked for a better turnout,” said wsop Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack. “The demand for the Stimulus Special was felt the moment we announced it.”

But this is not the only record that’s been broken over the first few days of the wsop.

The one-time $40,000 buy-in commemorative event drew 201 players creating a record prize pool for events outside of a Main Event of $8 million on Thursday.

Plus, the entrants record for an Omaha 8 event fell when Thursday’s $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo got saw 918 register.

“I think this tournament is a great indicator that poker is alive and well at least for this weekend,” said Pollack.

Respected Online MTT pro and wsop bracelet holder James “mig.com” Mackey is a big fan of the tournament.

“I like it,” he said. “It basically replaced the $1,500 from last year so it’s not that big of a deal. I might have a problem if they dropped the buy-in below $1,000. Really I would prefer to have a large number of big buy-in events.”

However, the tournament has an even bigger affect on players like Drew Becker from Charlotte, North Carolina, who decided to play in his first wsop event because of the price.

“It was a lot of fun,” said Becker. “There are a lot of people who might not be able to play a wsop event if it wasn’t for the buy-in.”

Despite a bad beat to knock him out, Becker was hopeful that he would return for another $1,000 event next year.

The total prize pool for the tournament is expected to be at least $5 million and the winner will walk away with over 750 times their original investment.

Follow PokerListings’ comprehensive coverage all over the site.

Visit PokerListings.com

All the following <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll events are exclusive to players who have registered for an account at any of the participating poker sites through a PokerListings.com link.

With over $500k in packages to be paid out, PL.com is far from done with giving away wsop Main Event packages and with tournament fields being as small as 100 players, there’s no excuse to not take part.

Take one down and you could be on your way to the biggest tournament in the world.

Check the list below for this week’s upcoming events and if you have a PokerListings account, step up for your shot at a seat in the 2009 wsop Main Event.

Tomorrow’s event:

William Hill Poker

• Date: May 31
• Value: $16,000
• Qualify with: 250 Points
• One $13,000 Main Event Package
• $3,000 cash spread out among other top finishers

Second- and third-place finishers win a share of the added cash plus a $500+$30 ticket to a wsop Super Satellite on June 14. 3rd-31st share in the remaining added cash.

For more details or to sign up at William Hill Poker, click here.

Coming up next week:

Poker Stars

• Date: June 6
• Value: $60,000
• Qualify with: 100 points
• Qualify between: May 1 - May 31

For more details or to sign up at Poker Stars and begin qualifying, click here.

Absolute Poker

• Date: June 6
• Value: $15,000
• Qualify with: 200 raked hands
• Qualify between: May 18 - May 31

For more details or to sign up at Absolute Poker and begin qualifying, click here.

Full Tilt

• Date: June 6th, 13:00 EST
• Value: $15,500
• Qualify with: 500 points
• Qualify between: May 23 - Jun 5

<a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll five of six totaling $93,000 in prizes and cash, winner again takes a $12,5k Main Event package and $3k is spread to the rest of the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Full Tilt, click here.

Ultimate Bet

• Date: June 6, 15:00 EST
• Value: $15,000
• Qualify with: 200 raked hands
• Qualify between: May 18 - May 31

Continuing the exclusive bi-weekly PL.com wsop <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll series that runs until June 20, winner will take a $12.5k Main Event package and an added $2,500 cash will be spread to the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Ultimate Bet, click here.

Coming up soon:

Pacific Poker

• Date: June 13th, 20:00 CET
• Value: $20,000
• Qualify with: 200 points
• Qualify between: April 15 - Jun 8

One $17,000 Main Event package to be won, plus $3,000 in cash for the remaining top finishers.

For more details or to sign up at Pacific Poker, click here.

Full Tilt

• Date: June 20th, 13:00 EST
• Value: $15,500
• Qualify with: 500 points
• Qualify between: Jun 6 - Jun 19

<a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll five of six totaling $93,000 in prizes and cash, winner again takes a $12,5k Main Event package and $3k is spread to the rest of the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Full Tilt, click here.

Ultimate Bet

• Date: June 20, 15:00 EST
• Value: $15,000
• Qualify with: 200 raked hands
• Qualify between: Jun 1 - Jun 14

Continuing the exclusive bi-weekly PL.com wsop <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll series that runs until June 20, winner will take a $12.5k Main Event package and an added $2,500 cash will be spread to the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Ultimate Bet, click here.

Titan Poker

• Date: June 21, 18:00 GMT
• Value: $40,000
• Qualify with: 750 points

The grand finale of PL.com’s exclusive Titan Poker <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freerolls. This third <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll, worth $40,000, brings Titan’s wsop PL.com <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll total to an impressive $80,000.

The final two players win a $13k wsop package each including Main Event buy-in and travel expenses. An added $14k in cash is spread to a deep prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Titan Poker, click here.

Visit PokerListings.com

But his latest project - Black Belt Poker - still has him sweating a little.

“I must admit I have a few butterflies,” said Channing, who cashed seven times at the 2008 wsop, twice at the wsopE in London and backed several players who made big scores.

The concept is relatively simple.

Blackbeltpoker.com is a UK-based social networking site with a heavy poker bias, where a mix of experienced and inexperienced players gather to swap strategies and pass on the benefits of their wisdom.

Plus, for the elite players, there is the juicy lure of a possible $70k sponsorship package.

Over the last few months, fifty hopeful contenders have battled it out in a gruelling “grading” process to prove their mettle and win one of the eight packages on offer.

Now the posturing is over.

The choices have been made and Channing is optimistic his team is poised and ready to take on Las Vegas and the 2009 wsop.

“They’ve got 50 shots at a bracelet, which means they’re going to be about 8-1 to win one I would say,” he said.

Channing is already setting the pace, having reached the latter stages of the prestigious $40k Commemorative Event.

When talking to PokerListings on Day 2, Channing played down his chances in typically sardonic fashion, before busting 20th for $70k today.

But Channing’s self-effacing assessment belies the extraordinary form he showed last year.

Having already picked up the Irish Open title, he took last year’s wsop by storm.

In fact, if Nikolay Evdakov hadn’t pipped the Englishmen to the post setting a record with ten wsop cashes, Channing would have made even bigger headlines.

“I always see him around,” Channing laughed. “I played with him twice and he just cashes in everything. He runs so good.”

The staking also went well, most notably when Irishmen Marty Smyth collected the 2008 wsop $10k Omaha bracelet.

If the Black Belt Poker team can replicate this success, it will be another year to remember for Channing, although it seems unlikely he will be able to take another shot at a world-record number of cashes.

“I’m going to be so busy this year,” he said. “I’ll be watching over the team, sorting some things out for them, playing a bit, but I won’t have as much time as last year.”

As far as the Vegas nightlife and the myriad poker parties are concerned, Channing said he’ll take a pass this year.

“If I miss two PokerStars Pros making out at a party, it will be all over the internet in minutes anyway,” he joked.

“I’m just going to go swimming every day, spend some time relaxing and looking after the team. It should be a great series.”

Visit PokerListings.com

All the following <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll events are exclusive to players who have registered for an account at any of the participating poker sites through a PokerListings.com link.

With over $500k in packages to be paid out, PL.com is far from done with giving away wsop Main Event packages and with tournament fields being as small as 100 players, there’s no excuse to not take part.

Take one down and you could be on your way to the biggest tournament in the world.

Check the list below for this week’s upcoming events and if you have a PokerListings account, step up for your shot at a seat in the 2009 wsop Main Event.

Tomorrow’s event:

William Hill Poker

• Date: May 31
• Value: $16,000
• Qualify with: 250 Points
• One $13,000 Main Event Package
• $3,000 cash spread out among other top finishers

Second- and third-place finishers win a share of the added cash plus a $500+$30 ticket to a wsop Super Satellite on June 14. 3rd-31st share in the remaining added cash.

For more details or to sign up at William Hill Poker, click here.

Coming up next week:

Poker Stars

• Date: June 6
• Value: $60,000
• Qualify with: 100 points
• Qualify between: May 1 - May 31

For more details or to sign up at Poker Stars and begin qualifying, click here.

Absolute Poker

• Date: June 6
• Value: $15,000
• Qualify with: 200 raked hands
• Qualify between: May 18 - May 31

For more details or to sign up at Absolute Poker and begin qualifying, click here.

Full Tilt

• Date: June 6th, 13:00 EST
• Value: $15,500
• Qualify with: 500 points
• Qualify between: May 23 - Jun 5

<a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll five of six totaling $93,000 in prizes and cash, winner again takes a $12,5k Main Event package and $3k is spread to the rest of the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Full Tilt, click here.

Ultimate Bet

• Date: June 6, 15:00 EST
• Value: $15,000
• Qualify with: 200 raked hands
• Qualify between: May 18 - May 31

Continuing the exclusive bi-weekly PL.com wsop <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll series that runs until June 20, winner will take a $12.5k Main Event package and an added $2,500 cash will be spread to the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Ultimate Bet, click here.

Coming up soon:

Pacific Poker

• Date: June 13th, 20:00 CET
• Value: $20,000
• Qualify with: 200 points
• Qualify between: April 15 - Jun 8

One $17,000 Main Event package to be won, plus $3,000 in cash for the remaining top finishers.

For more details or to sign up at Pacific Poker, click here.

Full Tilt

• Date: June 20th, 13:00 EST
• Value: $15,500
• Qualify with: 500 points
• Qualify between: Jun 6 - Jun 19

<a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll five of six totaling $93,000 in prizes and cash, winner again takes a $12,5k Main Event package and $3k is spread to the rest of the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Full Tilt, click here.

Ultimate Bet

• Date: June 20, 15:00 EST
• Value: $15,000
• Qualify with: 200 raked hands
• Qualify between: Jun 1 - Jun 14

Continuing the exclusive bi-weekly PL.com wsop <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll series that runs until June 20, winner will take a $12.5k Main Event package and an added $2,500 cash will be spread to the prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Ultimate Bet, click here.

Titan Poker

• Date: June 21, 18:00 GMT
• Value: $40,000
• Qualify with: 750 points

The grand finale of PL.com’s exclusive Titan Poker <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freerolls. This third <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll, worth $40,000, brings Titan’s wsop PL.com <a href=”http://www.freerolls24.com”>freeroll total to an impressive $80,000.

The final two players win a $13k wsop package each including Main Event buy-in and travel expenses. An added $14k in cash is spread to a deep prize pool.

For more details or to sign up at Titan Poker, click here.

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They played a little less than 1,000 hands and despite the fact Dwan won two of the three biggest pots, Antonius managed to grind out a $23k win, extending his overall lead to just under $450k.

The largest pot of the session, worth just over $200k, saw Dwan flop the big full-house on the 8 10 8 flop, before getting it all in with Antonius over three streets of betting.

Both of the largest pots won by Dwan in this session came while he was in the small blind as it becomes clearer that position has been the key throughout the entire challenge.

On the small blind, durrrr has made a profit of over $969k, while in the big blind, his total losses are more than $1.4 million.

This session came as somewhat of a surprise to many online railbirds, as the general assumption was there would be no durrrr Challenge action during the wsop.

But with both players out of the 2009 wsop $40k opening event and only the $1,500 Omaha 8 and $1k economic stimulus poker tournaments <a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/live-poker tournaments/wsop“>going on at the Rio, these two were back at it on the virtual felt.

With 30% of the challenge in the books, Antonius shows an almost $450k profit and since he and Dwan appear to have no interest in wsop events with buy-ins under $10k, there may be more action to come this summer.

durrrr Challenge by the numbers:

• 98,445,146: Total amount wagered in the challenge
• 1,400,000: Price of a new Bugatti Veyron
• 447,684: Amount Antonius is ahead
• 23,003: Amount durrrr lost in the latest session
• 15,123: Total hands played so far
• 4,646: Average pot size
• 195: Number of hours played
• 1: Price of a Snoopy PEZ dispenser on EBAY

What a flop!

Dwan caught in a bluff.

An action turn.

Related Articles:

• durrrr Challenge: Dwan digs a deeper hole
• durrrr Challenge: Dwan good for $100k
• durrrr Challenge: Antonius solidifies lead
• Antonius dishes on the durrrr Challenge
• durrrr Challenge: Antonius crushes for 140k
• durrrr Challenge: Swing swonging along
• durrrr Challenge: Over 10,000 hands played
• durrrr Challenge: The 2,000 hand session
• durrrr Challenge: Dwan makes a small profit
• durrrr Challenge: Dwan implodes against Antonius

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They played a little less than 1,000 hands and despite the fact Dwan won two of the three biggest pots, Antonius managed to grind out a $23k win, extending his overall lead to just under $450k.

The largest pot of the session, worth just over $200k, saw Dwan flop the big full-house on the 8 10 8 flop, before getting it all in with Antonius over three streets of betting.

Both of the largest pots won by Dwan in this session came while he was in the small blind as it becomes clearer that position has been the key throughout the entire challenge.

On the small blind, durrrr has made a profit of over $969k, while in the big blind, his total losses are more than $1.4 million.

This session came as somewhat of a surprise to many online railbirds, as the general assumption was there would be no durrrr Challenge action during the wsop.

But with both players out of the 2009 wsop $40k opening event and only the $1,500 Omaha 8 and $1k economic stimulus poker tournaments <a href=”http://www.pokerlistings.com/live-poker tournaments/wsop“>going on at the Rio, these two were back at it on the virtual felt.

With 30% of the challenge in the books, Antonius shows an almost $450k profit and since he and Dwan appear to have no interest in wsop events with buy-ins under $10k, there may be more action to come this summer.

durrrr Challenge by the numbers:

• 98,445,146: Total amount wagered in the challenge
• 1,400,000: Price of a new Bugatti Veyron
• 447,684: Amount Antonius is ahead
• 23,003: Amount durrrr lost in the latest session
• 15,123: Total hands played so far
• 4,646: Average pot size
• 195: Number of hours played
• 1: Price of a Snoopy PEZ dispenser on EBAY

What a flop!

Dwan caught in a bluff.

An action turn.

Related Articles:

• durrrr Challenge: Dwan digs a deeper hole
• durrrr Challenge: Dwan good for $100k
• durrrr Challenge: Antonius solidifies lead
• Antonius dishes on the durrrr Challenge
• durrrr Challenge: Antonius crushes for 140k
• durrrr Challenge: Swing swonging along
• durrrr Challenge: Over 10,000 hands played
• durrrr Challenge: The 2,000 hand session
• durrrr Challenge: Dwan makes a small profit
• durrrr Challenge: Dwan implodes against Antonius

Visit PokerListings.com