Freddy Deeb Won H.O.R.S.E. Championship title

Freddy Deeb, he is a professional poker player, has won the sought after title in the H.O.R.S.E Championship at the prize of $50,000 last Friday being the greatest all-around player for poker in the 38th yearly World Series of Poker held at Las Vegas.
The sponsor for the said event is Milwaukee’s Best Light and the player had beaten the record field of a 148 high-stakes in the player winning to a $2 million. He is presenting with the 18-carat gold bracelet that have been adorned of the 91 black diamond and the wristwatch as custom design at CORUM the Swiss watchmaker.
This is demanding the player for the Championship to have an excellent 5 variations of poker, Hold’em, Omaha, Razz, etc… this winning will be implying that this player defeated those top professionals with their wide ranging in the variations of the game at higher stakes in line.
According to Deeb, he is a Lebanese that moved to US on 1970, “when I win the first bracelet, it was mostly a cash game that’s why it doesn’t really that important to me.”
“This winning means so much to me. They are the most aggressive players internationally. They have the highest buy-ins. This is except in the $10,000 buy-ins, this bracelet means so much for all of them.”
The worlds best players that has been included in the field is Phil Ivey, Annie Duke, Daniel Negreanu, Howard Lederer, Phil Hellmuth Jr, Doyle Brunson, etc.
This final table had last for about 14 hours, this is the fourth longest final table in WSOP in the history, after the start of the past Monday with the field with some of the great players professionally.

Poker News: Freddy Deeb Won H.O.R.S.E. Championship title

Freddy Deeb Won H.O.R.S.E. Championship title