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The World Poker Tour Venetian $5,000 Main Event is playing toward its champion, but the event has not gone without some hiccups. First, a controversy erupted after Jared Jaffee expressed his displeasure with the way the tournament was run in the final stages. His Twitter rant has spurred some discussion over a fine-print rule that saw the final few players battling very short-handed. Second, a player appeared to be in danger of missing the final table after it was reported he needed an emergency surgery. Luckily, it seemed that didn't transpire and everything eventually went down as it was supposed to, albeit after a short delay.
Fedor Holz the Next to Offer Up a Heads-Up Poker Challenge 3 Min read Heads-up poker challenges are becoming quite the fad, and Fedor Holz now wants in on the fun. More specifically, he wants to battle Wiktor “Limitless” Malinowski, one of the top high-stakes online grinders. Fedor Holz wants some action against an online legend named “Limitless.” (Image: Twitter) It appears Holz has some action. Malinowski says he’s ready to play and wants young Fedor to “message me” when he’s ready to roll. “Limitless” is currently in a heads-up competition against Stefan Sontheimer, who like Fedor is one of the best German poker pros ever. Sontheimer’s been crushing Malinowski, but Holz doesn’t want him to lose all his money to his German pal. He wants his potential future heads-up opponent to save some for him.
1.92 The market was titled "Bill Perkins vs. Landon Tice HU Challenge." According to the terms of the challenge, which encompasses 20,000 hands of $200/$400, Tice must pay 9 BB/100, which amounts to $720,000. The winner will be the player who shows a profit post-handicap. Chan, apparently under the impression the market was for who would win more money straight up, thought the line "seemed strange" and canvassed a few friends. None seemed to believe anything was too crazy, with only one calling it a good bet, but Chan put in a max wager of â¬1,000. He attempted to fire two more max bets when the line didn't move, but those were subsequently canceled because of the site's policy of a â¬1,000 max on the market per user.