After two weeks of battle that led to the elimination of 7,310 players in the Main Event of poker and 78 hours spread over eight days, they are only nine hopefully win the title of world champion in 2010.
Among the members of what is called the November Nine, there are eight professional players, including one real-seeded player and a fan. Presentation!
Seat 1: Jason Senti
ShortStack the table with 7,625,000, Jason Senti is a 25 year old software engineer from St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Become a professional poker player, he admits a preference for Pot Limit Omaha. To date, he has only paid up on the professional circuit: it was in the World Championship of Head’s Up 2009 WSOP where he finished 32nd ($ 17,987).
Seat 2: Joseph Cheong
Born in South Korea, this graduate of psychology, mathematics and economics from the University of San Diego came to the United States at the age of 6 years. Based in La Mirada, California, this professional 24-year distinguished himself a few months ago, winning a victory over the WSOP Circuit. He had then promised to play the WSOP Main Event. After two cash in the 2010 edition, now in the TF with 23,525,000.
Seat 3: John Dolan
At 24, this native of Bonita Springs, Florida has been an interesting experience with five WSOP cash, two this year, including a final table in a No Limit Hold’em was won by the Canadian Scott Montgomery. Placed among the leaders since the beginning of the Main Event, it has the second conveyor with 46.25 million.
Source: Youtube.com and Poker Junkie