It looks like Tom “durrrr” Dwan wants to start a new challenge and the possible contender is Jungleman12. Jungleman has had some outstanding sessions this year which put him with a profit of around $2 million. We will all have to wait and see if a new challenge is just right around the corner.

Some players that pay attention to detail noticed some weird behavior at the tables and after an investigation, the results confirmed that 10 different accounts used at PokerStars were bots. PokerStars disabled the accounts and no further actions have been taken.

Phil Ivey will most likely have more than 12 WSOP bracelets in five years from now, but Phil Hellmuth believes that it’s an impossible thing to do and that in five years from now he will have 14 or 15 bracelets. Since Hellmuth considers himself the best poker player in the world we will have to wait and see what his excuse is going to be after losing his WSOP bracelet record to Ivey.

Jonathan Duhamel will be leading the pack on November nine after an incredible performance and the luck factor taking his side on a few key hands. If he can keep the momentum going in November he could be claiming the $8,9 million for first place.

Michael Mizrachi has managed to outplay thousands of players at the WSOP Championship event to earn a spot in the November Nine. He is the third shortest stack at the table but one of the favorites to take down the 1st place prize.

Phil Ivey was one of the last players to enter the Bellagio Cup VI, but his outstanding performance increased his chip stack and he was able to reach the final table. Unfortunately he was not able to win the tournament but managed to take third place for $363K.

The Mizrachi brothers have definitely had a very successful year at the poker tables and to add to their remarkable performance , their earnings at the WSOP events amassed to more than $2 million. Michael Mizrachi is still in contention at the main event with 78 players remaining.

Johnny Chan is not only still alive at the main event, but he has put on a strong performance and has managed to increment his chip stack to 2.5 million. He currently sits in 9th place on the chip count with 200 players remaining.

Despite entering the tournament on day 3, Phil Ivey managed to put on a strong performance and enter the final table. He is among the two shortest stacks but Phil certainly has the skills to take down the tournament.

Phil Ivey registered late on day 3 at the Bellagio Cup VI, but that was enough for him to finish the day in eighth position in the chip count with only 32 players remaining. Day 4 will narrow the field down to six players.