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I am sure Raymer and Moneymaker got a buy in to each event from Pokerstars. I imagine the more pro's the better for stars.
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I believe these two and only these two do, but I am not certain.
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I heard that all of "Team Pokerstars" gets free buy-ins.
Greg Raymer, Chris Moneymaker, Evelyn Ng, and Wil Wheaton (<-- lol).
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Just looked it up on his site.
$13,000 - World Poker Tour Aruba 18th place out of 647 enties $21,000 - WSOP $5000 Pot Limit Omaha 10th place out of 145 entries $200,000 - San Jose Bay 101 Shooting Star 2nd place out of 243 entries 2003 $2,500,000 - World Series of Poker Main Event 1st place out of 839 entries |
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He plays poker everyday, he has recorded 4 finished in 3 years, out of say, 200 tourneys? he is da man!!!
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2.5 Million is all that matters!
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He didn't get very much of that.
I heard he sold off 50% (?) of himself after winning his seat. Then factor in taxes. Then factor in his wife getting half when they split up. I'm guessing he took home maybe $400,000 or so when all was said and done. |
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