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Poker legend Doyle Brunson has questioned why fellow pro Daniel Negreanu wants to share his knowledge and presumably spread the wealth.
Brunson tweeted to Negreanu this week, questioning why he would be "giving" away his secrets:
Daniel...you are the best tournament player in the world. Why are you educating people? Don't make the same mistake I did with S/S. I justify my teaching that it created lots of new players that we sorely need. Today there are plenty of players...just saying.
From HighStakesDB.com:
‘Giving away’ is perhaps the wrong phrase, Negreanu’s Masterclass costing $90 per year for 34 lessons from the all-time winningest live tournament player in the history of the game, but Brunson seems to feel that ‘educating’ other players isn’t the way to go – citing his own ‘Super System’ mistake.
John Hennigan Victorious in $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship - John Hennigan has captured the fifth gold bracelet of his WSOP career in taking down Event #27 of the 2018 World Series of Poker, the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship. Hennigan's triumph in this mixed-games event was worth $414,692, boosting his career WSOP earnings to nearly $4.7 million.
Final Table Payouts (Approx. POY points in parentheses):
1st: John Hennigan, $414,692 (1,057)
2nd: David “Bakes” Baker, $256,297 (529)
3rd: Lee Salem, $179,216 (476)
4th: Iraj Parvizi, $127,724 (423)
5th: Randy Ohel, $92,808 (396)
6th: Albert Daher, $68,783 (370)
7th: Daniel Zack, $52,016 (317)
8th: Michael Noori, $40,155 (291)
Michael Addamo Earns $653,581 in Marathon Triumph - Michael Addamo, a 23-year-old poker pro from Yallambie, Australia, has triumphed in Event #24 of the 2018 World Series of Poker, THE MARATHON - $2,620 No-Limit Hold'em.
Final Table Payouts (POY points in parentheses):
1st: Michael Addamo, $653,581 (1,183.92)
2nd: Mark Sleet, $403,870 (591.96)
3rd: Bart Lybaert, $290,315 (532.77)
4th: Taylor Paur, $210,995 (473.57)
5th: Martin Jacobson, $155,062 (443.97)
6th: Ying Chan, $115,244 (414.37)
7th: Anton Morgenstern, $86,631 (355.18)
8th: Cate Hall, $65,875 (325.58)
9th: Ihar Soika, $50,678 (295.98)
