Team Full Tilt's Andy Bloch & Phil Ivey Finish Second and Third
in the World Series of Poker $50K HORSE Tournament

Full Tilt Poker players Andy Bloch & Phil Ivey are two of the top poker players in the world and now we know why. They are on Team Full Tilt and have been constantly representing Full Tilt in the utmost manner. They played for more then 7 hours before it ended when Bloch’s inside straight draw didn’t work out in the final hand. Bloch collected over one million dollars for his performance at his second final table of the 2006 World Series of Poker.

Team member Phil Ivey made his second table as well and earned over $600,000 for his third place finish. The seats were $50,000 each and attracted 143 of the world’s best players competing for the WSOP’s most prestigious titles.

The HORSE tournament is almost strictly a professional event with the players having to be highly proficient at several different types of poker games and not just Texas Hold ‘EM. They need to know Seven Card Stud 8/Better, Razz, Omaha 8/better and seven card stud.

Full Tilt also had David Singer reach the final table and he earned over $400,000 for sixth place title. Gavin Smith just missed the final table but took home over $200,000 for 11th place. The above players represent the fastest growing online poker site online and player numbers have increased rapidly in the first half of 2006 because of the WSOP exposure, bonuses and tournaments that Full Tilt offers.

The pros also teach amateur players and you can watch them in action inside the software which is exciting in itself!  

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