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Global Index Poker: The WSOP change the ranking, ElkY continues to lead
The World Series of Poker 2012 brought great change to the Global Poker Index, the top 300 best poker players in the world. Indeed, the world championship of poker made some noticeable changes in the classification of the GPI but the strong man of the moment remains Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier who since 17 weeks still lead the standings. Behind the French, who found Stephen O'Dwyer who won some places by relegating Jason Mercier in the fifth place (-3). Marvin Rettenmaier meanwhile keeps his 4th place, letting Shawn Buchanan climbing into the Top 5 with a jump of 14 places.
Eugene Katchalov (6th) and Erik Seidel (seventh) enter in the Top 10 with a respective jump of 4 and 11 seats. The three ITM and the victory at the $ 2,500 Razz Event of the WSOP 2012 allowed Phil Hellmuth to take some places to climb into the Top 20. He is currently 16th. For his seventh place at the $ 10,000 H.O.R.S.E. of the WSOP 2012 with a gain of $ 58,093, Matt Waxman wins 48 places and this week, he occupies the 32nd place of the GPI. This ranking of June 18, 2012 also marks the come back of Phil Ivey in the Top 100. Indeed, the famous U.S. player occupies the 78th place with a gain of 12 seats. And about the battle for the title of Player of the Year, Phil Ivey continues to lead, followed by Jonathan Duhamel, Dan Smith, Marvin Rettenmaier and Bertrand Grospellier.
Source: Jack SMITH
Thursday, 28 June 2012
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