The WSOP 2016 Main Event champion will get an $8 million first place prize and bracelet all other positions on the final table are guaranteed at least a million dollars.
The final table consists of players from the following countries: USA, Belgium, Canadian, Czech Republic and Spain. The November Nine 2016 are: Cliff Josephy, Qui Nguyen, Gordon Vayo, Kenny Hallaert, Michael Ruane, Vojtech Ruzicka, Griffin Benger, Jerry Wong and Fernando Pons.
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The premium packages are the best way to enjoy the World Series of Poker with special VIP accommodation at the five-star Vdara Hotel & Spa plus limousine transportation from the airport.
As an added Supersize Main Event bonus, should a premium prize package winner win the 2016 WSOP Main Event they get an extra $5 million added to their prize money from 888poker.
There are at least five packages to be won which includes: WSOP Main Event buy-in, accommodation at the Rio Hotel and cash for travel and spending.
Signup to 888poker and you’ll get a free spin on the Vegas Roller spinner where you can win a WSOP package or tournament tickets to qualify for the WSOP Crazy Eights tournament.
You can also win a package by playing the WSOP online satellites which start from as little as 1¢ or the WSOP League Championship which is limited to specific countries.
Boudreau had the support from his family and poker friends who include: Peter Jetten, Gabe Patgorski and Mario Silvestri III.
In less than eighteen months Boudreau returns to the live poker tournament circuit and final tabled the first two tournaments he entered, proving he still has the skills dispute having physical and communication challenges.
The Kevin Boudreau story reached film director Ian Tuason who had been following his progress and thought his amazing comeback story would make a heart-warming documentary. Tuason contact 888poker to fund the project and they approved the funding of: Phwap’s Back: A Poker Comeback Story.
888poker went one step further and sponsored Boudreau’s buy-in to the 2015 WSOP Main Event, just two years after his tragic event.
She has been actively promoting poker for more than a decade as a poker player, TV presenter and journalist. Kara Scott has presented and commentated on several poker TV shows including: Poker Night Live, High Stakes Poker and World Series of Poker.
Her achievements as a poker player include: top 100 on the Canadian All-Time Money List and a total live career earnings of $643,880.
