It may seem funny to see the term “World Series of Poker” pop up. Odds are, it was much more familiar to you a few years back. The poker boom happened in the mid 2000s. We all played it. People who weren’t even poker players started winning money off their friends on Friday nights.
Every May the best poker players from around the world gather in Las Vegas to duke it out for the unofficial title of poker world champion.
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Here are the official chip counts and seating assignments for the 2008 November Nine:
Seat 1: Dennis Phillips – 26,295,000
Seat 2: Craig Marquis – 10,210,000
Seat 3: Ylon Schwartz – 12,525,000
Seat 4: Scott Montgomery – 19,690,000
Seat 5: Darus Suharto – 12,520,000
Seat 6: Chino Rheem – 10,230,000
Seat 7: Ivan Demidov – 24,400,000
Seat 8: Kelly Kim – 2,620,000
Seat 9: Peter Eastgate – 18,375,000
The last nine players have to wait until November 9 to return to the Rio in Las Vegas to continue chasing down the 2008 WSOP (World Championship Of Poker) and the first place prize of $9.1 million.
