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Phil Ivey: Back on Full Tilt Poker
With the reopening of Full Tilt Poker, many professional players returned to play online on the room. This is the case of Victor Bloom, Tom Dawn or Hansen. This week, the world of online poker including Full Tilt members welcomed the return of Phil Ivey, who after the Black Friday, was forced to leave out online poker to focus on live poker. Indeed, the closure of Full Tilt Poker was a hard blow for the player sponsored by the room and its reopening in November helped enthusiasts and members of the room to meet.
Last Tuesday, we could see Phil Ivey on the online high stakes tables of Full Tilt Poker under the nickname "Polarizing". The player was accustomed to playing under his own name but on the reopening of Full Tilt, the Red Pro player contract was not renewed. Suddenly, Phil Ivey decided to play under his former nickname with which he made the rain and weather of his opponents on virtual tables. On Wednesday, December 12, Polarizing was placed at the second place of the biggest winners of the day with a gain of $ 145,600. According to HighStakesdb.com, the website that lists all the hands played in cash games, Phil "Polarizing" Ivey played 1,318 hands since his comeback on Full Tilt Poker for a total gain of $ 189,808.
Source: Oliver JOHNSON
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
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