Daniel Negreanu, Eric Seidel 2011 World Series of Poker Odds at 40/1
Daniel Negreanu is one of the most successful poker players of all time and among the most outspoken, and so too is Eric Seidel, though not nearly as outspoken.
Canada’s US transplant, Negreanu, recently announced his intention to relocate from Las Vegas back to his home in Toronto following recent attempts by the US to stymie online poker in the States.
Negreanu will be attending the 2011 World Series of Poker, nonetheless, and his odds were set at 40/1 across the board where he is the favorite to win along with Eric Seidel.
Negreanu (also known affectionately as “Kid Poker”) has won close to $15 million in live tournaments over his long poker playing career. New York-born Seidel has won over $13 million in his career.
Phil Ivey is typically made a favorite to win the World Series of Poker each year but announced his intentions to sit this one out.
The pros stand a better shot of winning in 2011 as do gamblers who are looking to place bets on these individuals since the field of amateurs is likely to be limited in light of the April 15 indictments against Full Tilt Poker, PokerStars and UB.com. Those online poker rooms left the US market and will not be offering satellites to players in the States.
Current odds to win the 2011 WSOP found at 888 Poker (US gamblers prohibited):
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Daniel Negreanu
40/1
Praz Bansi
100/1
Doyle Brunson
150/1
Erik Seidel
40/1
Jonathan Duhamel
100/1
John Kabbaj
150/1
Patrik Antonius
50/1
Victor Ramdin
100/1
Freddy Deeb
150/1
Galen Hall
66/1
Neil Channing
100/1
Chris Moneymaker
150/1
Sam Trickett
66/1
Jeff Lisandro
100/1
Ted Forrest
150/1
JP Kelly
66/1
Mike Binger
125/1
Liv Boeree
150/1
Tom Dwan
66/1
Dave 'Devilfish' Ulliott
125/1
Vicky Coren
150/1
Gus Hansen
66/1
David Benyamine
125/1
Men 'The Master' Nguyen
150/1
Betrand 'Elky' Grospellier
66/1
Howard Lederer
125/1
Tony G
150/1
Jake Cody
80/1
100/1
Viktor Blom 150/1
- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com
