Saturday, Dec. 8, 2007

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Titan Poker finds final Tournament Titan player

Sorel Mizzi will take to the virtual felt to compete in the Tournament Titan today.

By Sarah Polson

All 20 places are finally set for the Tournament Titan at Titan Poker. The final addition to the playing field is Anders Svensson from Sweden.

Svensson is the third Swede to make it into the Tournament Titan, along with players from all over the world.

The other players are:

1. Hou Kam, Australia
2. Franck Thimonier, France
3. Simon Leetsaar, Sweden
4. Jordi Bonell, Spain
5. backeast, Canada
6. Sol Bergren, Canada
7. Mark Hoath, Australia
8. Stephan Pallares, France
9. Simon Csaba, Austria
10. Thierry Barou, France
11. Krisztian Kovacs, Hungary
12. Yury Khyuppenen, Russia
13. Ole Langvad, Denmark
14. Sorel Mizzi, Canada
15. Jorge Pla, Spain
16. Wayne Gardiner, United Kingdom
17. Tyler Kurtz, Canada
18. Kenneth Eriksson, Finland
19. Jon Doemstedt, Sweden

When the Tournament Titan was first set up by Titan Poker, players qualified by making the final table of three consecutive tournaments. The first 18 players qualified by that method.

To fill the final two slots, Titan Poker set up a points race for VIP members on the 3, 4, 5 and 6 levels. Jon Doemstedt was the first to qualify that way, and Svensson took the second points race to win the final seat.

They'll all be competing for a $1 million prize pool, with all of them walking away with money. The 20th-place spot will receive $25,000, with the winner receiving $188,000 in cash plus a $12,000 prize package to the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event.

The 20 players will take to the virtual felt today at 4 p.m. (GMT) to determine who the Tournament Titan really is.

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• Ten Days Left of Tournament Titan Race
• Titan Awards Swede Seat to $1 Million Table
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