David Williams has had a successful career both live and online. He gained fame initially in 2004 when he finished 2nd in the WSOP Main Event, losing heads-up to Greg Raymer. He was also a sponsored Full Tilt pro and was a regular on televised poker shows like ‘Poker After Dark’ in the early 2000’s. 9,336 Followers, 1,007 Following, 692 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from David Williams (@dwpoker). Nice restaurants near mystic lake casino. Page 2 of Tweets by poker pro David Williams with up to date Twitter posts. Sign In / Register. Since 1988, CardPlayer has provided poker players with poker strategy, poker news.
Remember David Williams? Probably best known for his 2nd place finish in the World Series of Poker to Greg Raymer in 2004, for the last few years David Williams has been “a name player” without too much else standing out on his poker resume. Not that I feel bad for him – a $3.5 million win at the WSOP SHOULD last you a long time.
Anyhow, the name David Williams is once again on people’s lips, as this week he took down an almost 200-player field at the annual $25,000 buy-in WPT Championships for a score of over $1.5 million.
The big story at this year’s WPT was the continued decline of the field size, down to 195 players from a high of almost 650 in 2007 – most likely due to the struggling economy that, apparently, has hit the “poker economy” hard too. Fact is, any $25,000 event needs high rollers to survive. Anyhow, while the numbers may have declined, the quality of the field noticeably improved; as they say, only the strongest survive – and this field proved it!
Online roulette real money india quora. The top 10 finishers in the event read like a who’s who of poker, with greats such as Phil Hellmuth, Scotty Nguyen, and Poker Hall of Famer Billy Baxter among them. Throw in the always dangerous David Benyamine and reigning CardPlayer Player of the Year Eric Baldwin, and you could sure see the player to eventually collect all the chips would be no fluke. But when all was said and done, it was David Williams who emerged victorious over his elite poker compatriots.
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