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Thursday, July 15, 2010

Phil Ivey Survives Day 4 of the WPT Bellagio Cup

Phil Ivey may have *only* earned one new bracelet (making for a total of 8) at the 2010 WSOP but he hasn't slowed down his dominance at the poker tables. Phil is still in the running at the $15,000 buy-in WPT Bellagio Cup IV. He's sitting pretty in eighth out of a remaining 32 players. If he makes it to the final table this will be his 10th WPT championship final table.



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