2004 World Series of Poker

[jason]

Coverage of the 2004 World Series of Poker begins tonight on ESPN (http://espn.com) !! I know I'll be watching Chris Moneymaker defend his title....will y'all ??????

[kaorder1999]

i'll have to say that i have never seen that show at all

[3afan]

boooooooooooooooooooring ...............

[Rabbit'93]

Moneymaker doesn't win.....however, a student from SMU came in second to win like 2 Mil, or something. Tonight will be boring if you ask me. I think it's going to be the first day or two.

Jason you get back to Forney much? We'll probably be having a tourney on the 17th.

[Old Tiger]

I'm afraid I'm gonna miss this one

[fury900]

http://www.pokerstars.com/2004wsop/main.html

The 2004 World Series of Poker began with 2,576 entrants, but ultimately it was PokerStars player Greg "Fossilman" Raymer who emerged victorious. Greg outlasted a record breaking number of players to take home the $5 million prize. The final opponent that Greg overcame was fellow PokerStars player David "RugDoctor" Williams.

PokerStars qualified 316 total players for the event and 28 of them finished in the money. Our players walked away with nearly $11 million of the $24 million in total prize money. Going into the final day of the torunament, four of the nine players remaining had all qualified on PokerStars. In addition to Greg and David were PokerStars players Michael "mockahai" McClain (9th place) and Matt "mattpackage" Dean (7th place).





Originally posted by jason
Coverage of the 2004 World Series of Poker begins tonight on ESPN (http://espn.com) !! I know I'll be watching Chris Moneymaker defend his title....will y'all ??????

[jason]

gee thanks...i didnt feel like watching to see who won anyways...PUNK...:mad: :mad: :mad:


Originally posted by fury900
http://www.pokerstars.com/2004wsop/main.html

The 2004 World Series of Poker began with 2,576 entrants, but ultimately it was PokerStars player Greg "Fossilman" Raymer who emerged victorious. Greg outlasted a record breaking number of players to take home the $5 million prize. The final opponent that Greg overcame was fellow PokerStars player David "RugDoctor" Williams.

PokerStars qualified 316 total players for the event and 28 of them finished in the money. Our players walked away with nearly $11 million of the $24 million in total prize money. Going into the final day of the torunament, four of the nine players remaining had all qualified on PokerStars. In addition to Greg and David were PokerStars players Michael "mockahai" McClain (9th place) and Matt "mattpackage" Dean (7th place).

[lobo12]

no kidding i think most of us wanted to watch it to find out who wins, thanks alot

[Sans Couth]

Guess next you will be giving us the endings to all of the movies you have seen this summer, so those of us that wait for video won't have to actually WATCH them.

[Rabbit'93]

Some of us don't want to wait the month they take to put it on ESPN.

[Ulrich von Lichtenstein]

fury900 reminds me of a college roommate of mine who one night walked in on a bunch of us watching the Harrison Ford movie, "Presumed Innocent" and proceeded to tell everyone how it ended. (For those of you who don't know the movie -- it's a real suspense thriller that you don't know how it all works out until the final scene.)

What a pain... :(