Tony Gregg
Although not a regular name at PGT stops, Gregg is far from an unknown. With more than US$13 million in live earnings, a crown at the 2012 WPT Parx Open Poker Classic and a WSOP bracelet in 2013, his record speaks for itself. This time, moreover, the title came in just his second PGT cash, a tremendous efficiency for a player who today competes much less frequently than in other stages of his career.
“What I’ve tried to value most on this trip is how much I enjoy the process of playing every day,” Gregg explained after the victory. He also acknowledged that he had had a previous bad run, but chose to focus on accepting that variance as a natural part of the circuit.
The tournament distributed a prize pool of US$670.000 among the top ten and left a final table of enormous hierarchy. After the bubble elimination of Justin Zaki
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Later, Landon Tice
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With this result, Gregg climbed to 11° place on the PokerGO Cup leaderboard and 38° place in the overall PGT rankings.
PokerGO Cup – Event #7
Buy-in: US$10.100
Entries: 67
Prize Pool: US$670.000
The final table
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