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Player Of The Year: Joseph Cheong moved up to the 6th place
Many poker tournaments have taken place since the beginning of October. It is therefore logical if the classification Player Of The Year (POY) registered a change. From two and a half months of the end of 2012, opportunities to gather points begin to decrease, which also reduces the chances of ranking members to achieve the title of leader. It should also be take into account the arrival of new contenders, which could bring another upheaval in the final verdict. The last update of the classification highlighted the performance of Phil Hellmuth in the main event of the World Series of Poker Europe. The Poker Brat is currently in the third position. However, it's his opponent in the final, Joseph Cheong who got the largest increase in the rankings.
Indeed, after entering the top 20 of the POY last week, the player who won the fourth place in Cannes had just won 12 seats and is in the sixth position. This fantastic rise was also generated by his fourth-place finish in the 10,000 buy-inHigh Roller of the European Poker Tour San Remo. Oliver Speidel, who had a lot of success this year, also improved his position in the ranking. Indeed, he is on the verge of the top 10. He only need 14 points to be at the same level as Joe Kuther. He beat Michael Mizrachi who lost two points and Mohsin Charania who lost three. We should also mention the great progress of Matt Salsberg. After his victory at the WPT Grand Prix of Paris a month ago, he shown great performance in other tournaments, which allowed him to earn 6 points. He currently occupies the 14th place.
Source: Oliver JOHNSON
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
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