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Blowing Money at the High Stakes Online Casinos Tables

An apparently wealthy and unknown poker player is what everyone in the online casinos poker industry can talk about lately. The Full Tilt internet poker gambling site is popular all over the world and is one of the handful of poker gambling sites that also allows U.S. players to gamble at the poker rooms. That is how the unknown poker players is able to face off against one of the most well known online casino and land poker professionals, Phil Ivey. Ivey is a very frequent poker player at Full Tilt and is known for taking home huge pots and winning a majority of the site’s high roller tournaments. But the last week’s player is new to the Full Tilt high stakes tables, and though most speculate he is an amateur in the online poker industry, he does apparently have a large bank roll.

The “mystery” player as he is known on the message boards and online casino poker forums is, at this point, known only by his screen name, “Seda1.” Although there is no way to fully confirm his identity until he himself discloses the information, many in the industry who frequent the Full Tilt poker rooms are heavily rumoring that the mystery player is based out of Beverly Hills, California – a U.S. player with a large bank roll and a desire to play in the big leagues despite an evident lack of experience in the online casino poker industry.

Though the player did win portions of several of the prize pools in the Full Tilt No-Limit Hold’em, those following the hours of play between Seda1 and Phil Ivey total the players losses around $600,000. Seda1’s largest pot over the hours of play was $195,000 – but that was certainly not enough to make up for the hundreds of thousands that the player had already lost in the online poker competitions.

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