 | The eccentric 38-year-old from New York has been gambling for a living for 23 years, which should give him an edge in experience at the Main Event final table.
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Three months ago, Dennis Phillips was an unknown. Today, his face is on ESPN as much as a SportsCenter anchor. But can the 52-year-old from St. Louis hold on to his chip lead and become the next surprise Main Event champ?
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The 39-year-old accountant from Toronto claims he plays poker for "recreation," but somehow managed to outlast a field of more than 6,800 players at the World Series of Poker's Main Event to earn a seat at the final table.
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Room features 10 tables and deals including a maximum rake of $3 on all live games and table-side food service.
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The New York poker pro outlasted fellow pro Michael Kamran after a nearly three-hour heads-up battle.
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