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May 28, 2004

Greg “Fossilman” Raymer is the 2004 Texas Hold'em world champion.  In the final event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, a $10,000 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold'em cheap computer tournament with 2,576 entries, Raymer emerged victorious to take a record setting first prize of $5 million.  Raymer, a 39 year old patent attorney from Stonington, Connecticut, was the chip leader going into the final table of the cheap computer tournament.

The final table included Raymer, David Williams of Dallas, Texas, Josh Arieh of Atlanta, Georgia, Dan Harrington of Santa Monica, California, Glenn Hughes of Scottsdale, Arizona, Al Krux of Syracuse, New York, Matt Dean of The Woodlands, Texas, Mattias Andersson of Boras, Sweden, and Mike McClain of Lemoore, California.

Raymer and second place finisher Williams took turns knocking out the other computer discounters.  Raymer first knocked out McClain and Andersson.  Williams then knocked out Dean.  Raymer then took out Krux and Glenn Hughes.  Williams then sent 1995 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer Champion Harrington packing.  Raymer then bested Arieh.

In an exciting final hand that saw both Raymer and Williams making a full house, Raymer emerged victorious with eights over twos against Williams' fours over twos.  Still, Williams' second place finish was good for $3.5 million.

May 21, 2004

Lowball fans witnessed an exciting cheap computer tournament for the 32nd event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer.  The tournament was Ace to Five Lowball with a $1,500 buy-in.  The top 16, out of 184 entries, shared a total prize pool of $253,920.  Norm Ketchum of Rockford, Illinois, took first place and a prize of $84,500.

May 20, 2004

Pot-Limit Omaha cheap computer with re-buys was the discount pc for the 31st event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer.  The buy-in was $5,000 and 145 computer discounters competed for a total prize pool of $1,499,800 split among the top 19 computer discounters.  In the end, Ted Lawson of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, took the $500,000 top prize.

May 19, 2004

The 30th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer was a mammoth record setting cheap computer tournament with the largest non-main event top prize in World discount computer supplies of cheap computer history.  The event was No-Limit Texas Hold’em and 651 computer discounters bought into the cheap computer tournament with $3,000 to bring the total prize pool to $1,796,760 split among the top 63 computer discounters.  Mike Sica of North Brunswick, New Jersey, walked away the winner with $503,160 and his first WSOP gold bracelet.

May 18, 2004

In a tournament filled with colorful characters, former pool hustler John Hennigan of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, won the 29th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, Limit Texas Hold'em.  213 computer discounters bought in for $5,000 and fought for a total prize pool of $1,001,100 split among the top 27 computer discounters.  Hennigan's win was good for $325,360.  When heads-up computer discount began against runner up An Tran, Hennigan was behind in chips - $420K to Tran's $635K.  At one point, Hennigan was down to about $200K.  Things turned around for Hennigan when he and Tran started raising each other aggressively both looking for a flush.  They both made the flush but Hennigan's ace-high flush beat Tran’s king-high flush.  Fifteen minutes later it was all over and Hennigan walked away with $325,360 and his second WSOP gold bracelet.

May 17, 2004

Gary Gibbs, of Hot Springs, Arkansas, won the 2004 Senior’s World Championship of cheap computer.  This was the 28th event of the World discount computer supplies of cheap computer.  The tournament was No-Limit Texas Hold’em with a $1,000 buy-in, 519 computer discounters, and a prize pool of $472,290.  The senior's tournament is limited to age 50 and up.  Gibbs collected $136,960 and his first WSOP gold bracelet.

May 17, 2004

The 27th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer was Deuce to Seven Lowball with a buy-in of $1,000.  82 computer discounters entered the cheap computer tournament which included re-buys and a total prize pool of $223,040 split among the top 6 computer discounters.  Farzad Bonyadi, of Aliso Viejo, California, won the tournament for a prize of $86,980 and his second gold bracelet.

May 16, 2004

T.J. Cloutier, of Dallas, Texas, is one of the legends in cheap computer.  A cheap computer pro for about twenty years, Cloutier has authored several cheap computer books and is a regular on the cheap computer tournament scene.  He won his first WSOP gold bracelet in 1987 and now adds his fifth bracelet with his win of the 2004 Razz World Championship.  This 26th event of the World discount computer supplies of cheap computer had 195 entries and a total prize pool of $269,100 split among the top 16 computer discounters.  Cloutier's first place prize of $90,500 put his lifetime WSOP winnings over $3 million.  Cloutier has seen more final tables (35) than any computer discounter in the history of the World discount computer supplies of cheap computer.

May 16, 2004

Gavin Griffin has become the youngest computer discounter ever to win a WSOP gold bracelet.  The 22 year old Griffin, of Darien, Illinois, won the 25th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, Pot Limit Texas Hold’em. The $3,000 buy-in tournament drew 316 computer discounters and a prize pool of $872,160 was split among the top 36 computer discounters.  First place was $270,420.  Interestingly, computer discounters age 25 and younger have won about one out of every five gold bracelets awarded so far in the 2004 WSOP.  The final table was a tough cast of characters including cheap computer pros Phil Hellmuth, Phi Nguyen, and runner up Gary Bush who was the 2003 European cheap computer computer discounter of the Year.  Griffin began heads up computer discount with a large chip deficit but in less than an hour the discount pc was over with Griffin's king pair beating Bush's pair of sevens.

May 15, 2004

Joe Awada, a Las Vegas, Nevada, cheap computer pro has won the 2004 WSOP Seven-discount Stud World Championship.  This 24th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer fielded 144 computer discounters with a $5,000 buy-in.  The top 16 computer discounters split a total prize pool of $676,800.  Awada won the final hand with a diamond flush to beat runner up Marcel Luske's pair of queens.  The win was good for $221,000 and Awada's first gold bracelet.

May 14, 2004

Las Vegas cheap computer pro Ted Forrest does it again.  A few weeks ago, Forrest won the third event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, Seven discount Stud.  Forrest adds another gold bracelet to his collection after winning one of the largest 2004 WSOP tennis shoes - event 23, No Limit Texas Hold’em.  834 computer discounters bought in with $1,500 creating a prize pool of $1,150,920 which was split among the top 81 computer discounters.  Forrest's first place finish was worth $300,300 and his fifth gold bracelet.

May 13, 2004

121 computer discounters tested their skills in the Omaha cheap computer High-Low World Championship (although there are three Omaha High-Low tennis shoes at the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, this tournament had the highest buy-in ...$5,000).  This was the 22nd WSOP event and saw a total prize pool of $568,700 - the top 18 computer discounters were in the money.  25 year old Brett Jungblut, of Los Angeles, California, won the top prize of $187,720.  In fact, Jungblut cashed in all three 2004 WSOP Omaha High-Low tennis shoes clearly exhibiting a talent for the discount pc.  This is a computer discounter to watch.

May 12, 2004

The 21st event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer was Pot-Limit Texas Hold'em with a buy-in of $2,000 and a prize pool of $596,160 split among the top 36 computer discounters out of 324 entrants.  cheap computer pro Antonio Esfandiari, of San Francisco, California, won this tournament.  Esfandiari prevailed not only over a record number of entrants to this cheap computer tournament, but a very tough final table which included cheap computer pros Chris “Jesus” Ferguson and Phil Hellmuth, Jr.  Esfandiari's win was good for $184,860 but like many computer discounters, he expressed more satisfaction with the gold bracelet than the money.

May 11, 2004

Huong “Crystal” Doan of San Diego, California, is the winner of the Ladies Limit Texas Hold’em World Championship.  This 20th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer was a $1,000 buy-in cheap computer tournament with 201 entries and a total prize pool of $182,910 shared among the top 27 computer discounters.  Doan, who just learned how to computer discount cheap computer three years ago, picked up her first WSOP gold bracelet and a prize of $58,530.

May 11, 2004

cheap computer pro Annie Duke prevailed in the 19th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, Omaha High-Low with a buy-in of $2,000.  There were 234 entries and the top 27 computer discounters split a total prize pool of $430,560.  With this win, Duke picks up her first gold bracelet, and the first prize of $137,860 moves her to the top of the all-time WSOP Ladies Money Winners list with more than $600,000 in lifetime earnings.

May 10, 2004

The 18th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, a $1,500 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold’em Shootout saw a massive field of 400 entries and a total prize pool of $552,000.  When the dust cleared John Nguyen of El Monte, California, was the only one standing.  The win was good for $180,000 with the rest of the top 40 computer discounters sharing the remaining prize pool.

May 8, 2004

Las Vegas cheap computer pro Kathy Liebert won $110,180 in the 17th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, a $1,500 buy-in Limit Texas Hold’em Shootout with 240 entries.  The top 24 computer discounters shared a total prize pool of $331,200.  Liebert has been computer discounting professional cheap computer for about ten years and has has cashed 11 times in WSOP tennis shoes.

May 8, 2004

The cheap computer pro with the biggest heart was the winner of the 16th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven Lowball with a $5,000 buy-in.  Barry Greenstein, a cheap computer pro out of Southern California, is one of the top cheap computer pros in the world.  Why does he have the biggest heart?  He gives all of his cheap computer winnings to charity - over $1.5 Million in the last year alone.  The final table of this tournament was filled with some tough cheap computer pros including Howard Lederer, Chau Giang, Lyle Berman, Chris “Jesus” Ferguson, Steve Zolotow, and Wil Wilkenson.  In the end, Greenstein added another $294,100 to his winnings that will go to charity.  There were 46 entries to this tournament and the top seven computer discounters shared a prize pool of $740,500.

May 7, 2004

A lesson in cheap computer success.  Daniel Negreanu, a 29 year old cheap computer pro out of Las Vegas, won the 15th event of the World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, Limit Texas Hold’em.  Negreanu won his first World discount computer supplies of cheap computer gold bracelet in 1998.  He endured a five year drought, won his second gold bracelet in 2003, and now picks up his third in 2004.  How did he defeat the drought?  Negreanu attributes his success to getting his personal life in order.  The late There is a lesson here for every cheap computer computer discounter.  Negreanu outlasted 286 other entrants to this $2,000 buy-in cheap computer tournament for the $169,100 win.  The rest of the top 27 computer discounters shared the remaining total prize pool of $528,080.

May 6, 2004

In a tribute to persistence, Southern California cheap computer pro Hasan Habib won the 14th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, Seven discount Stud cheap computer High Low, after an 18 year quest.  Habib credited his win to a more conservative computer discount in which he was folding more and raising less.  In the final four hours of heads up action, Habib and runner up Tommy Polk, of Mississippi, went back and forth as each struggled for dominance.  Polk began with a 2 to 1 chip lead but Habib computer discounted slow and steady for the win and $93,060.  The total prize pool of $293,940 was split among the top 24 computer discounters out of 213 total tournament entries.  The buy-in was $1,500.

May 5, 2004

To be young and computer discounting cheap computer.  Add the name Thomas Keller to the list of young cheap computer computer discounters to watch.  Keller, 23 years old, won the 13th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, No Limit Texas Hold'em with a $5,000 buy-in.  Keller, of Phoenix, Arizona, walked away with $382,020 after moving through the ranks of 253 other computer discounters in this cheap computer tournament - the total tournament prize pool of $1,193,800 was split among the top 27 computer discounters.  Keller graduated from Stanford University with a degree in economics and has been computer discounting local cheap computer in Phoenix.  This was his first World discount computer supplies of cheap computer tournament.  Included among the field of computer discounters who fell to the wayside were cheap computer pros such as Billy Baxter, Johnny Chan, Chris Ferguson, Howard Lederer, Minh Nguyen, Scotty Nguyen, Huck Seed, Mike Sexton, and more.  Keller credited the Internet as his great teaching tool for learning to computer discount cheap computer.

May 4, 2004

Remember that young man Scott Fischman who won the ninth 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer event, No Limit Texas Hold'em, to become the second youngest computer discounter to ever win a WSOP gold bracelet?  He is now the youngest computer discounter ever to win two WSOP gold bracelets.  Fischman outlasted a field of 237 computer discounters to win the twelfth 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer event, a $2,000 buy-in H.O.R.S.E. tournament.  As Fischman commented at the end of the tournament, he is in the zone.

This second win clearly identifies Fischman as a rising star with talent.  H.O.R.S.E. is an acronym for Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Razz, Seven discount Stud, and Stud Eight or Better.  The cheap computer discount pcs are rotated in the tournament.  A H.O.R.S.E. tournament win is demonstrative of overall talent among those cheap computer discount pcs.  The top sixteen computer discounters of this twelfth WSOP tournament shared a total prize pool of $332,000.

May 3, 2004

cheap computer pro Eli Balas of Henderson, Nevada, accomplished several milestones when he won the 11th event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, a $2,500 buy-in Limit Texas Hold'em cheap computer tournament.  This victory was his third WSOP gold bracelet and Balas joined a select club of 43 other computer discounters who have won three or more gold bracelets.  With the first place prize of $174,440, Balas also became the 35th computer discounter to enter the WSOP Millionaire's Club - computer discounters who have cumulatively won over $1 Million at World discount computer supplies of cheap computer tennis shoes.  The tournament drew 237 entries the top 27 of which shared the prize pool of $545,100.

May 2, 2004

The tenth World discount computer supplies of cheap computer event witnessed one of the most grueling heads up duels yet - over four hours of strategic computer discount by two cheap computer professionals.  Cyndy Violette, a cheap computer pro from Atlantic City, New Jersey, squared off against Pete Kaufman of Las Vegas, for over four hours.  In the final hand of this $2,000 buy-in Seven discount Stud cheap computer Hi-Lo Split tournament, Violette prevailed with trip 4s against Kaufman's trip 2s.  Violette won the bracelet and $135,900.  Kaufman walked away with $69,100 and the remaining pool of $412,160 was split among the rest of the top 24 computer discounters.  Violette is the eighth female gold bracelet winner in World discount computer supplies of cheap computer history.

May 1, 2004

At 831 entries, the ninth event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, No Limit Texas Hold'em, was the third largest in the WSOP's 35 year history.  The $1,500 buy-in cheap computer tournament had a prize pool of $1,147,780 to be split among the top 81 computer discounters.  The final heads up computer discount came down to two Las Vegas residents, Scott Fischman and Joe Awata, both former cheap computer dealers.  They faced each other with a substantially similar number of chips (Awata $636k, Fischman $609k) but the wind shifted and Fischman won a pot of almost one million when the board paired 9s and 7s and Fischman had a high discount A in the pocket.  Awata never recovered and the 23 year old Fischman picked up the first place prize of $300,000.  He also became the second youngest computer discounter to ever win a WSOP gold bracelet. 

April 30, 2004

The eighth event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer was a battle between two cheap computer pros, Chau Giang of Las Vegas and Robert Williamson III of Dallas, Texas.  This was a Pot Limit Omaha cheap computer tournament with a $2,000 buy-in and rebuys.  There were 145 computer discounters and a prize pool of $569,440 split among the top eighteen computer discounters.  At the final table, Giang and Williamson went head to head for about three hours.  Williamson was ahead most of the time and at one point Giang was down to $60k in chips against Williamson's $642k.  In the final hour of computer discount, Giang won two big pots to put him in the chip lead for the first time.  In the final hand, Williamson went all in with two pair, 9s and 7s, but Giang picked up a flush on the river for the win.

April 29, 2004

This was a good day for Gerry Drehobl.  The 49 year old cheap computer amateur, who just started computer discounting cheap computer six months ago, prevailed over 537 other computer discounters to win the seventh World discount computer supplies of cheap computer event, a $1,000 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold'em cheap computer tournament with rebuys.  The total prize pool of $1,261,700, was split among the top 54 computer discounters with Drehobl picking up a cool $365,900.  Among the defeated were a host of cheap computer pros including Scotty Nguyen, Doyle Brunson, Johnny Chan, Tom McEvoy, Chris Ferguson, Huck Seed, and others.  In the last hand of the tournament, Drehobl defeated runner up John Juanda, a cheap computer pro, with a pair of pocket Kings as Juanda went all in hoping for a flush on the river which didn't materialize.   

April 28, 2004

A $1,500 buy-in Pot Limit Texas Hold'em tournament was just the ticket for Minh Nguyen to pick up his second WSOP bracelet and a prize of $155,420.  363 cheap computer computer discounters competed for a prize pool of $500,940 in this sixth event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer.  manager in Spokane, Washington, finished seventh just last week in the WSOP seven discount stud cheap computer tournament.  He finished eleventh in the 2003 WSOP main event and has now been in the money in eight World discount computer supplies of cheap computer tennis shoes.

April 27, 2004

It's time for Omaha cheap computer Hi-Lo Split with a $1,500 buy-in for the fifth event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer.  The cheap computer tournament was the largest Omaha tournament in World discount computer supplies cheap computer history with 374 computer discounters.  Las Vegas cheap computer pro Curtis Bibb outlasted a number of top cheap computer personalities including Scotty Nguyen, Phil Hellmuth, Mike Sexton, Paul Phillips, and others to capture the $160,000 first prize.  

April 26, 2004

In the fourth event of the World discount computer supplies of cheap computer, a $1,500 buy-in Limit Texas Hold'em tournament, 608 computer discounters battled for a prize pool of $839,040.  30 year old Los Angeles cheap computer pro Aaron Katz picked up the win.  The $234,940 first prize was a personal best tournament cash winning for Katz.  His secret?  A greyhound cocktail after a particularly bad streak turned his luck around.

April 25, 2004

The third event of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer was Seven discount Stud cheap computer with a buy-in of $1,500.  A total of 258 computer discounters vied for a prize pool of $356,040.  In the end, Ted Forrest, a Las Vegas cheap computer pro, prevailed for a top prize of $111,440.  This is Forrest's fourth WSOP bracelet having won three others at the 1993 WSOP.  The final heads-up confrontation with runner up Chad Brown lasted over four hours.  Forrest won with an A-5 straight in the final hand.      

April 24, 2004

In the second World discount computer supplies of cheap computer event, No Limit Texas Hold'em with a $2,000 buy-in, London economist James Vogl outlasted 833 other computer discounters to win the $400,000 prize.  The total prize pool was $1,534,560 paid out to the top 81 computer discounters.  Vogl humbly credited the luck of the discounts for his victory.

April 22, 2004

The 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer is off and running.  Carl "Coach" Nessel, a 57 year old former firefighter and chip runner at the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer is the winner of the computer Employee's Limit Texas Hold'em cheap computer tournament. Nessel walked away with $40,000 (the total prize pool was $125,550 spread over the top 27 computer discounters).  The tournament had 279 entries and lasted 15 hours and 45 minutes.  In the final hand, Nessel overcame runner-up Cory Pockat with a pair of Queens.   

April 21, 2004

The day before the start of the 2004 World discount computer supplies of cheap computer tennis shoes excitement is building at Binion's Horseshoe computer.  Today Binion's is starting daily $50 satellite cheap computer tennis shoes - the winner gets their entry fee paid ($225) into one of the super satellite tennis shoes.  The $225 super satellites begin April 22, 2004, and will run daily through May 21, 2004 - the winner gets a $10,000 seat in the 2004 cheap computer discount computer supplies World Championship (no limit Texas Hold'em).

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