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In December, we reported that 2010 WSOP Main Event Champion Jonathan Duhamel was the victim of a home invasion where he was beaten, tied up, and robbed. Among the items taken was some cash, his 2010 WSOP Main Event bracelet and a Rolex watch.
Duhamel's bracelet was found by a street sweeper.
The Rolex and about half »
You may have heard about the recent attack on 2010 World Series of Poker winner, Jonathan Duhamel, that happened in the end of December. He was reportedly tied up, beaten, and robbed of money and some personal property. The good news is that after about a week of investigation the Longueil Police Department was able »
It looks as if celebrities and poker stars aren’t immune to break-ins of the home. News has broken recently that the 2010 WSOP star has been the victim of a home-invasion and was injured during the attack.
Duhamel's 2010 WSOP bracelet was among the items stolen.
Duhamel, who resides in Quebec was the victim of the home »
Jonathan Duhamel, 24, is from Boucherville, Quebec. He came to the attention of the poker world after winning the 2010 WSOP Main Event. Duhamel was the first Canadian to ever win the title. Duhamel has career winnings of $9,588,690. This includes $8,944,138 for his Main Event win, as well as $272,209 for winning the High »
Day 1c of the 2011 WSOP $10K Main Event kicked off on Saturdsay and had more entrants than Day 1a and 1b combined. Of the 2,181 players who opted to play Day1c only 1,360 made it though and will continue on in their quest for the bracelet.
Phil Hellmuth comes to the 2011 WSOP with an ESPN »
This past weekend, the NBC National Heads-Up Championship was held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. 64 of poker’s elite turned out for this event and a shot at $750,000.
Erik Seidel is now #1 on Poker's All-Time Money List
Among those in the field were Phil Ivey, Allen Cunnigham, 2003 WSOP Main Event Winner Chris »
For the first time in poker history, the WSOP Main Event final table was reassembled for a reunion event. Foxwoods Resort and Casino held a 30 player $15,000 freeroll event on Tuesday that reunited the 2010 November Nine final table. 18 amateur players competed in the event as well as Foxwoods spokesman Bernard Lee, ESPN’s »
Heads-up play at the 2010 WSOP Main Event kicked off Monday night between Jonathan Duhamel and John Racener. Racener was coming in as the severe underdog holding just 30.75 Million in chips and faced the stack of 188 Million from Duhamel. Festivities were preceded by the induction of Dan Harrington and Erik Seidel »
In July, nine men made the WSOP Main Event final table. Nearly four months later, the November Nine took their seats to play down to the WSOP Championship bracelet and $8,944,310.
Duhamel vs Racener for the Title on Monday
Bruce Buffer, the voice of the UFC, opened the event with his own version of “Shuffle up »
The WSOP Main Event final table, also known as the November Nine, will kick off in just a couple of day at the Rio in Las Vegas. This year’s final table is probably the strongest that it may have ever been since the poker boom started in 2003. There is only one true »
