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| Saturday, May 26 2012
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Record in playing poker: A battle to unseat Phil Laak
Phil Laak has broken the endurance record at poker during his extraordinary feat in Las Vegas during which he managed to stay on a poker table during 115 hours. Currently, seven enthusiasts of poker will try to beat that record. This group of seven players named as "The Magnificent Seven" get together around a card table in a hotel in Kufstein, a city in Tyrol in Austria under the direction of the star of German cinema Kruckl Max. This latter announced that his group's intention is to perform 150 hours of play to dismiss on his throne Phil "The Unabomber". Such challenge requires nevertheless a lot of preparation both physically and morally. To this end, members of "The Magnificent Seven" receive adequate medical care to face the situation. It will however not be easy to resist the pressure because they will then play poker for six days and six nights.
What motivates these fans of poker such a challenge is the thirst of honor, prestige and the desire to overcome some of the great men who have their names inscribed in the famous Guinness Book of Records. The poker community will then attend a special event during the next six days and may be witnessing an incredible feat if one of the seven players of Kruckl Max manage to beat the record freshly prepared by Phil Laak. Note that this pro poker of talent has already accumulated many experiences, which greatly helped in the winning of this bet.
Source: Poker 777
Friday, 25 June 2010
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