$500,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
Level 19 (Blinds 5,000/10,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 466
Players Remaining: 33
Chip Average: 423,000
The concept of "teams" or groups in poker have been around for a long time...and countless players have utilized group discussion as a forum to improve their game.
At the beginning of this series, we were introduced to "Slum Donkey Poker" by Raminder Singh (one of its "members"). Singh would constantly remind the media of the Slum Donkey's, and introduce each player that was involved.
At one point in Event 1, we had three of the "donkeys" sitting together at the same table deep in the tournament (Singh, Kimberly Jones, and Reece Lightner).
This event has been no different, as the "Slum Donkeys" are represented in strong fashion. Of the (31) players that remain, five of them are donkeys: Paul Balzano, Raminder Singh, Ryan Gianquitti, Frederick Allenspach, and Sean Shah.
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| "Slum Donkey Poker" |
At the beginning of this series, we were introduced to "Slum Donkey Poker" by Raminder Singh (one of its "members"). Singh would constantly remind the media of the Slum Donkey's, and introduce each player that was involved.
At one point in Event 1, we had three of the "donkeys" sitting together at the same table deep in the tournament (Singh, Kimberly Jones, and Reece Lightner).
This event has been no different, as the "Slum Donkeys" are represented in strong fashion. Of the (31) players that remain, five of them are donkeys: Paul Balzano, Raminder Singh, Ryan Gianquitti, Frederick Allenspach, and Sean Shah.
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