He Refused To Chop And Ended Up Winning The Biggest Tournament Of His Career – CodigoPoker
Edgar Propst won the Potomac Winter Poker Open after refusing to chop and earned the biggest cash of his career.
Edgar Propst won the Potomac Winter Poker Open after refusing to chop and earned the biggest cash of his career.
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