Joe Bartholdi Poker
Davidson Matthew Turns $25 Satellite Buy-In Into $1.9 Million Second Place Finish
The 2006 WPT World Championship(TM) will be remembered in a string of superlatives -- the most, biggest and first! When Joe Bartholdi, of Las Vegas, defeated thebrightest poker talent from nearly 40 countries, he did so in a tournament that is going to be talked about for years. The finale to the WORLD POKERTOUR(R)'s Season IV drew a record-breaking 605 entrants, generated the highest ever WPT prize pool of more than $15 million, and for the first time in WPT history, awarded more than a million dollars to a player that qualified on a $25 satellite! Bartholdi pockets a coveted first prize of $3.76 million, the enviable title of WPT World Champion and a seat in the2007 WPT World Championship at Bellagio.
The WPT World Championship is the jewel atop the crown of the WPT'sfourth season. Its $15 million purse brings the total prize money for the17 Season IV tournaments to a staggering $85+ million. The riveting shows, currently airing on the Travel Channel every Wednesday night at 9 p.m.ET/PT, have revealed the 20 newest WPT Poker Millionaires. After the WPT World Championship that number rises to 23 as the tournament paid more than$3 million to first place, nearly $2 million to second place and $1 million to third place.
'This tournament captures the dream and the reason we created the WORLDPOKER TOUR,' says Steve Lipscomb, Founder and CEO of WPT Enterprises, Inc.(Nasdaq: WPTE). 'The Championship is an open event where anyone with the drive and courage to enter can test his or her skills against the best players in the world. This Final Table match-up will absolutely fuel the poker fantasies of millions of players. We congratulate Joe and welcome himto our family of WPT Champions.'
Champion Joe Bartholdi was cheered on by a sizable hometown crowd. His post-tournament plans include taking his cheering section out to 'celebrate for a while,' and once the party ends he intends go out and 'buy a house.'His friends were also heard to be talking about a Bartholdi-funded trip tothe Caribbean. Money is no object for the newest WPT Millionaire.
Second place finisher, Davidson Matthew of Toronto, Canada, enthused,'This tournament has turned me from an amateur to a professional. It's set me up to play poker. Now if I lose, financially, it just doesn't matter.'To put his accomplishment in perspective -- his $25 spent on a satellite buy-in to cash over $1.9 million puts his winnings at $76,000+ for every dollar spent -- now that's good investment!
Roland De Wolfe, of London, England, was the only previous WPT winner(Grand Prix de Paris, Season IV) to make the Final Table. De Wolfe also joins the ranks of WPT Millionaires as his third place finish awarded him$1,025,205. Claus Nielson of Las Vegas finished in fourth and cashed $659,120. Fifth place, with an award of $439,375, was given to James VanAlstyne also of Las Vegas. Sixth place and $292,915 goes to the legendary Men 'the Master' Nguyen of Bell Gardens, California.
This tournament marked the closest yet that a woman has come to making the Final Table of the WPT World Championship. Vanessa Russo of Miami, FL, finished 'on the bubble' -- seventh -- but took home to the 'Sunshine State' a consoling $263,625.
The $25,500 buy-in tournament at Las Vegas' Bellagio proved to be alure to marquee players from all around the globe. Among those who took to the felt for the WPT World Championship were defending champion Tuan Le and Alan Goehring, plus T.J. Cloutier, Michael 'The Grinder' Mizrachi, Doyle Brunson, Antonio 'The Magician' Esfandiari, Jennifer Harman, Daniel Negreanu, Scotty Nguyen, Erick Lindgren, David Williams, Allen Cunningham, Men 'The Master' Nguyen, Phil Ivey, Kathy Liebert, Chip Jett, Ted Forrest, Gavin Smith, Barry Greenstein, Paul Darden, Nick Schulman, Freddy Deeb, Jennifer Tilly, Michael Gracz, John D'Agostino, Hasan Habib, Scott Fischman, and James Woods.
The international contingent also included Martin DeKniff, Paul Maxfield, Gus Hansen, David Benyamine, Juha Helppi, Chris Bigler, Humberto Brenes, Juan Carlos Mortensen, Johan Storakers, Marcel Luske, David 'Devilfish' Ulliot, John Gale and Patrik Antonius, among others.
The 2006 WPT World Championship will bring the excitement coast-to-coast when it airs on the Travel Channel on Wednesday, June 28th at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
At the 2005 WSOP, Joe Cassidy staked Bartholdi in numerous poker tournaments, including the $1,500 no limit hold'em event, where he finished 5th, earning $71,445, which was his largest tournament cash at the time. Bartholdi also won an event in the Ultimate Poker Challenge's second season. (born 1980 in Southern California) is an American professional poker player, based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Total life earnings: $4,330,175. Latest cash: $6,103 on 29-Jul-2020. Click here to see the details of Joe Bartholdi Jr.'
LOS ANGELES, April 25 /PRNewswire/Joe Bartholdi Poker Games
The 2006 WPT World Championship(TM) will be remembered in a string of superlatives -- the most, biggest and first! When Joe Bartholdi, of Las Vegas, defeated thebrightest poker talent from nearly 40 countries, he did so in a tournament that is going to be talked about for years. The finale to the WORLD POKERTOUR(R)'s Season IV drew a record-breaking 605 entrants, generated the highest ever WPT prize pool of more than $15 million, and for the first time in WPT history, awarded more than a million dollars to a player that qualified on a $25 satellite! Bartholdi pockets a coveted first prize of $3.76 million, the enviable title of WPT World Champion and a seat in the2007 WPT World Championship at Bellagio.
The WPT World Championship is the jewel atop the crown of the WPT'sfourth season. Its $15 million purse brings the total prize money for the17 Season IV tournaments to a staggering $85+ million. The riveting shows, currently airing on the Travel Channel every Wednesday night at 9 p.m.ET/PT, have revealed the 20 newest WPT Poker Millionaires. After the WPT World Championship that number rises to 23 as the tournament paid more than$3 million to first place, nearly $2 million to second place and $1 million to third place.
'This tournament captures the dream and the reason we created the WORLDPOKER TOUR,' says Steve Lipscomb, Founder and CEO of WPT Enterprises, Inc.(Nasdaq: WPTE). 'The Championship is an open event where anyone with the drive and courage to enter can test his or her skills against the best players in the world. This Final Table match-up will absolutely fuel the poker fantasies of millions of players. We congratulate Joe and welcome himto our family of WPT Champions.'
Champion Joe Bartholdi was cheered on by a sizable hometown crowd. His post-tournament plans include taking his cheering section out to 'celebrate for a while,' and once the party ends he intends go out and 'buy a house.'His friends were also heard to be talking about a Bartholdi-funded trip tothe Caribbean. Money is no object for the newest WPT Millionaire.Second place finisher, Davidson Matthew of Toronto, Canada, enthused,'This tournament has turned me from an amateur to a professional. It's set me up to play poker. Now if I lose, financially, it just doesn't matter.'To put his accomplishment in perspective -- his $25 spent on a satellite buy-in to cash over $1.9 million puts his winnings at $76,000+ for every dollar spent -- now that's good investment!
Roland De Wolfe, of London, England, was the only previous WPT winner(Grand Prix de Paris, Season IV) to make the Final Table. De Wolfe also joins the ranks of WPT Millionaires as his third place finish awarded him$1,025,205. Claus Nielson of Las Vegas finished in fourth and cashed $659,120. Fifth place, with an award of $439,375, was given to James VanAlstyne also of Las Vegas. Sixth place and $292,915 goes to the legendary Men 'the Master' Nguyen of Bell Gardens, California.
This tournament marked the closest yet that a woman has come to making the Final Table of the WPT World Championship. Vanessa Russo of Miami, FL, finished 'on the bubble' -- seventh -- but took home to the 'Sunshine State' a consoling $263,625.
The $25,500 buy-in tournament at Las Vegas' Bellagio proved to be alure to marquee players from all around the globe. Among those who took to the felt for the WPT World Championship were defending champion Tuan Le and Alan Goehring, plus T.J. Cloutier, Michael 'The Grinder' Mizrachi, Doyle Brunson, Antonio 'The Magician' Esfandiari, Jennifer Harman, Daniel Negreanu, Scotty Nguyen, Erick Lindgren, David Williams, Allen Cunningham, Men 'The Master' Nguyen, Phil Ivey, Kathy Liebert, Chip Jett, Ted Forrest, Gavin Smith, Barry Greenstein, Paul Darden, Nick Schulman, Freddy Deeb, Jennifer Tilly, Michael Gracz, John D'Agostino, Hasan Habib, Scott Fischman, and James Woods.
The international contingent also included Martin DeKniff, Paul Maxfield, Gus Hansen, David Benyamine, Juha Helppi, Chris Bigler, Humberto Brenes, Juan Carlos Mortensen, Johan Storakers, Marcel Luske, David 'Devilfish' Ulliot, John Gale and Patrik Antonius, among others.
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The 2006 WPT World Championship will bring the excitement coast-to-coast when it airs on the Travel Channel on Wednesday, June 28th at 9 p.m. ET/PT.Joe Bartholdi Poker Tournament
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