Poker Pro Ivey with high profits for 2010
High Stakes Poker pro Phil Ivey seems to have climbed effortlessly to the second position of the top money winners on Full Tilt Poker in 2010, after he managed to win $ 579,000 on the site. Although Ivey has played less hours than many of his fellow poker pros at the virtual tables of Full Tilt Poker, he is very efficient with his play time whenever he is seen playing. He showed this in his effort last week when he won $ 579,000 with only 1474 hands, that landed him just behind Tom ‘Durrrr’ Dwan’s profit ranking. Phil Ivey constantly proved his reign in the high-stakes poker cash games over the years and his impressive $ 2,000,000 profit to date, shows his dominance in
online poker, which yields him seven figures each year. Phil Ivey earned $ 1,990,000 playing poker online at Full Tilt Poker in 2007, in 2008 $ 7,340,000 and $ 6,330,000 in 2009. Now with the 2010 WSOP in sight, the seven times bracelet winner Phil Ivey will certainly focus on obtaining more titles in the poker event. Ivey made a side-bet with fellow poker pro and business partner Howard Lederer for $ 5,000,000 that Ivey would not be able to add two more WSOP bracelets to his repertoire by the end of the 2011 season.
High Stakes Poker pro Phil Ivey seems to have climbed effortlessly to the second position of the top money winners on Full Tilt Poker in 2010, after he managed to win $ 579,000 on the site. Although Ivey has played less hours than many of his fellow poker pros at the virtual tables of Full Tilt Poker, he is very efficient with his play time whenever he is seen playing. He showed this in his effort last week when he won $ 579,000 with only 1474 hands, that landed him just behind Tom ‘Durrrr’ Dwan’s profit ranking. Phil Ivey constantly proved his reign in the high-stakes poker cash games over the years and his impressive $ 2,000,000 profit to date, shows his dominance in online poker, which yields him seven figures each year. Phil Ivey earned $ 1,990,000 playing poker online at Full Tilt Poker in 2007, in 2008 $ 7,340,000 and $ 6,330,000 in 2009. Now with the 2010 WSOP in sight, the seven times bracelet winner Phil Ivey will certainly focus on obtaining more titles in the poker event. Ivey made a side-bet with fellow poker pro and business partner Howard Lederer for $ 5,000,000 that Ivey would not be able to add two more WSOP bracelets to his repertoire by the end of the 2011 season.
