Limit Hold Em': Not Dead Yet

Filed in archive Internet Poker on September 21, 2007

Myth: Limit Hold Em' isn't played much any more because the sexier no limit games

Fact: The seventh edition of the World Championship of Poker at PokerStars, a $215 limit hold em' affair, managed to cram over 2,000 players into a mid-week tourney and beat its guarantee by over $300,000

Just because you don't see something on television doesn't flip over to what's happening to those players that don't appear at the final table of major tourneys like the World Poker Tour or World Series of Poker. Limit hold em' is the bread-and-butter to any poker player's arsenal who's learning and wishes to expand their game to no limit or Omaha.

Nine players took twelve hours who made up the final table of this WCOOP event that would award $80K and a WCOOP bracelet.

It was Cardinal7 overpowering TheMasterJ33's chip lead heads up to take home over $68K after a two way chip chop. Go to the PokerStarsBlog.com for more details on the win:

2007 WCOOP Event #7 final table results
Based on finishing order and two-way deal that left $20,000 extra for the winner

1. Cardinal7 (United States) $67,933.49
2. TheMasterJ33 (United States) $53,629.87
3. PapaPapsilon (Germany) $28,990.72
4. superbrono (Slovenia) $23,472.60
5. lilholdem954 (United States) $18,407.46
6. Itchy (United States) $13,877.66
7. 011180 (United States) $9,759.66
8. cfinnn (Canada) $6,053.46
9. Nirvana76 (Netherlands) $3,623.84