World Poker Tour season 6 results

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Below are the results of season six of the World Poker Tour (2007-2008).

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Towards the end of season 6 the World Poker Tour announced that they would award a Tiffany designed titanium and diamond championship bracelet for all previous 96 players. [1]

Results

Mirage Poker Showdown

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Jonathan Little $1,091,295
2nd Cory Carroll $561,369
3rd Darrell Dicken $259,369
4th Richard Kirsch $172,912
5th Phil Ivey $129,684
6th Amnon Filippi $100,865

Mandalay Bay Poker Championship

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Shawn Buchanan $768,775
2ndJared Hamby$459,080
3rd David Levi $229,540
4thThayer Rasmussen$131,170
5thDavid Haddad$98,375
6thDanny Wong$76,515

Bellagio Cup III

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Kevin Saul $1,342,320
2nd Mike Matusow $671,320
3rdDanny Wong$361,480
4th Shane Schleger $232,490
5thEric Panayioyou$154,920
6thKonstantin Puchkov$103,280

Legends of Poker

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Dan Harrington $1,599,865
2nd David Pham $800,185
3rdThu Nguyen$388,660
4th Tom Schneider $228,625
5thMichael McClain$182,900
6thShi Jia Liu$137,175

Gulf Coast Poker Championship

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Bill Edler $747,615
2ndDavid Robbins$411,185
3rdHank Sitton$216,768
4thJohn Davidson$163,540
5thTim Frazin$140,177
6th Tom Franklin $120,814

Borgata Poker Open

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Roy Winston $1,575,280
2ndHeung Yoon$832,725
3rd Haralabos Voulgaris $434,560
4thMark Weitzman$380,240
5thEugene Todd$325,920
6th Mike Matusow $271,280

Turks & Caicos Poker Classic

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1stRhynie Campbell$436,675
2ndErik Cajelais$225,000
3rdAlan Sass$125,000
4thChris Smith$70,000
5thTrevor Hebert$50,000
6th Nam Le $30,000

Spanish Championship

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1stMarkus Lehmann€537,000 ($789,592)
2ndLudovic Lacay€295,200 ($414,747)
3rd Christer Johansson €151,000 ($212,150)
4th Steve Sung €117,400 ($164,943)
5th Gus Hansen €100,600 ($141,340)
6thVladimir Poleshchuk€83,900 ($117,877)

North American Poker Championship

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Scott Clements Can$1,456,585 (US$1,505,312)
2nd Jonathan Little Can$714,905 (US$738,821)
3rdDavid CloutierCan$372,772 (US$385,242)
4th Barry Greenstein Can$306,388 (US$316,638)
5thKofi FarkyeCan$229,791 (US$237,478)
6thJeff GarzaCan$178,727 (US$184,706)

World Poker Finals

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1stMike Vela$1,704,986
2nd Nick Schulman $864,652
3rd Nenad Medic $486,367
4th Tom Dwan $324,244
5thMichael White$243,184
6thMark Weitzman$189,142

Doyle Brunson Classic Championship

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Eugene Katchalov $2,482,605
2ndTed Kearly$1,252,640
3rd Dave Ulliott $674,500
4thKenneth Rosen$433,675
5thJordan Rich$289,070
6th Ryan Daut $192,715

World Poker Open

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1stBrett Faustman$892,413
2nd Hoyt Corkins $458,267
3rd Men Nguyen $241,193
4th Freddy Deeb $168,835
5thGabe Costner$123,008
6th John Spadavecchia $96,477

Borgata Winter Open

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Gavin Griffin $1,401,109
2ndDavid Tran$737,685
3rdThomas Hare$381,137
4thNoah Schwartz$331,958
5th Lee Watkinson $282,779
6thErvin Prifti$233,600

L.A. Poker Classic

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Phil Ivey $1,596,100
2nd Quinn Do $909,400
3rdWoody Moore$625,630
4th Nam Le $411,770
5th Scott Montgomery $296,860
6th Phil Hellmuth $229,820

L.A. Poker Classic

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1stVan Nguyen$125,500

Bay 101 Shooting Star

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Brandon Cantu $1,000,000
2nd Steve Sung $585,000
3rd Jennifer Harman $330,000
4thNoah Jefferson$265,000
5thMichael Baker$200,000
6th John Phan $135,000

World Poker Challenge

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Lee Markholt $493,815
2ndBryan Devonshire$271,625
3rdZachary Hyman$149,862
4thJason Potter$103,030
5th David Pham $93,664
6thJeff DeWitt$84,297

Foxwoods Poker Classic

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Erik Seidel $992,890
2ndRobert Richardson$558,792
3rdAndrew Barta$281,011
4thFrank Cieri$200,261
5thAdam Katz$151,811
6th Ted Forrest $103,360

WPT Championship

Final Table
PlaceNamePrize
1st David Chiu $3,389,140
2nd Gus Hansen $1,714,800
3rdJohn Roveto$923,355
4th Cory Carroll $593,645
5thTommy Le$395,725
6thJeff King$263,815

Other Events

During season 6 of the WPT there was one special event that did not apply to the Player of the Year standings:

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References

  1. "World Poker Tour to Award 96 Previous Champs with Bracelets". 2008-04-09. Retrieved 2008-05-01.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 "World Poker Tour Season 6 results". theHendonMob.com. Retrieved 2008-10-16.