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Saturday, September 4, 2010

Phil Ivey Up Almost $20 Million on Full Tilt

Phil Ivey, probably the greatest poker player ever, is up nearly $20 million on Full Tilt Poker since 2007 according to the High Stakes DB. That doesn't even include his offline tournament and cash game wins (or his sick prop betting). Those who speculate that Phil's net worth could be $50 million or even $100 million might not be too far off the mark if Phil has managed to not lose back a good chunk of his winnings at the craps tables or the sports books.


Fancy a crack at Phil? Check out Full Tilt Poker.



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