Monday, Nov. 5, 2007

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DanDock21 crushes opposition at Full Tilt Poker

October was a bad month at Full Tilt Poker for Phil Ivey.

By Erik Sylven

DanDock21 is the new superstar at Full Tilt Poker. The high-stakes player won more than $1.4 million in Pot-Limit Omaha games in October.

The High Stakes Poker Database, a Web site monitoring high-stakes poker games online, has released its online winnings results for the last month. DanDock21 is by far the most successful player, with $1,452,855 in Omaha winnings.

He has, however, worked hard for it, playing over 15,000 hands spread out over 407 sessions. In total, DanDock21 played high-stakes Omaha at Full Tilt Poker for more than 180 hours in October.

Other players with good Omaha results include David Benyamine, who won $470,662 and LarsLuzak, who won $442,371.

On the losing side we find Phil Ivey and Brian "sbrugby" Townsend. Ivey lost $279,454, while Townsend lost $257,741. A player called jumper17 had an even worse month, however, losing $870,575 at the Omaha tables.

When it comes to Texas Hold'em, a player called UrinDanger tops the winners list with a $538,574 profit. LarsLuzak is the second most successful Hold'em player with $238,736 in winnings.

Phil Ivey made up for some of his Omaha losses by winning $102,014 in Texas Hold'em games. David Benyamine is on the Hold'em toplist as well, with a $38,782 profit.

The player with the worst Hold'em result was Ziigmund, who lost $201,071.

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