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Jul 15 2008

2008 WSOP Main Event Final Table Led by Dennis Phillips

The nine players who persevered and made it to the final table of the 2008 WSOP Main Event are on break until November.  As mentioned previously here on PokerMom, the Main Event final table will be held in November giving the players time to hone their skills or read up on their opponents.

Congratulations to the following nine players on making it to the final table listed with their chip counts and final table seat assignment.
Seat 1: Dennis Phillips - 26,295,000
Seat 2: Craig Marquis - 10,210,000
Seat 3: Ylon Schwartz - 12,525,000
Seat 4: Scott Montgomery - 19,690,000
Seat 5: Darus Suharto - 12,520,000
Seat 6: Chino Rheem - 10,230,000
Seat 7: Ivan Demidov - 24,400,000
Seat 8: Kelly Kim - 2,620,000
Seat 9: Peter Eastgate - 18,375,000

Not only have none of these nine players won the WSOP Main Event before, none of them even have a WSOP bracelet.  Not that it is an easy feat to win a bracelet but the final table players hold a total of zero bracelets between the nine of them.  What a reward for the player that wins; his first bracelet is the granddaddy of WSOP bracelets.  Oh yeah, and a cool $9 million.

The PokerMom 2008 WSOP Updates are finished but PokerMom isn’t going anywhere.  Stay tuned for more fun poker stories, poker gossip and recaps from your favorite shows like Poker After Dark!

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