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The line-up has been announced with twelve of the top poker pros participating in the televised high stakes poker tournament.
Confirmed players for the event include: Antonio Esfandiari, Dan Shak, Phil Laak, Vanessa Selbst, Scott Seiver, Daniel Cates, Jason Koon, Jeff Gross, Sorel Mizzi, Daniel Colman, Jonathan Duhamel and Brian Rast.
The tournament features a buy-in of $125,000 and attracts the best high stake players in poker, the event has six heats where players must earn points to qualify for the final table.
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JC Tran – USA recently won the PartyPoker Premier League III event beating Tony G in the final heads up match on the 30th November. As the chip leader throughout the League JC Tran seem to dominate while other players like Phil Hellmuth and Premier League II champion Andy Black battled to pick up points.
Day 3 results of PartyPoker’s Premier League III currently being played in London saw the likes of both Peter Eastgate winner of WSOP 2008 and Phil Hellmuth winner of 11 World Series of Poker bracelets moving forward to the next round by winning their heats in what appears to a fiercely contested 6 player final.
