April 15 2013, by mr4b

INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Final Table Bets at the WSOP APAC

The popular game which is making you all want to follow the main events final tables was back for the World Series Of Poker Asia-Pacific. This time with 8 players taking part into the main event including Daniel Negreanu, Benny Spindler or Russell Thomas.

In case you have not tried the new game “within the game” on Fantasy Poker Manager, it consists in placing a bet (with your loyalty points) on the top 3 finishers at the final table. Whether you have or not created your team for this event, or whether or not you have those players in your team, everybody starts from scratch and can bet on who he things will win it all!

final table fantasy poker wsop apac

 

For the WSOP APAC, the final table was as folow:

Players Chips
Benjamin Spindler 2,931,000
Daniel Negreanu 2,437,000
George Tsatsis 2,321,000
Daniel Marton 2,160,000
Kahle Burns 905,000
Mikel Habb 551,000
Russell Thomas 490,000
Winfred Yu 367,000

 

Almost everyone was unanimous, and selected Daniel”Kid Poker” Negreanu in one of the 3 top positions:

1st: 56%

2st: 29%

3rd: 14%

Benjamin Spindler, chip leader when the final started, also had his fair share of love, being picked to win it by 35% of the users. However, 43% of the fantasy poker managers saw him finishing 2nd. Over 90% of the managers chose either Negreanu or Spindler to win the WSOP APAC Main Event, betting an average of just over 600 Loyalty Points.

Finally, most of the managers saw George Tsatsis or Daniel Marton in 3rd place in Melbourne, since they were both in possession of a big stack before the final.

Head on over to Facebook and signup to play the GPI Fantasy Poker Manager – you still have time to make your selections for the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown and the WSOP Asia-Pacific Main and High Roller events … FPM is the OFFICIAL Fantasy Poker Game of the World Poker Tour and the World Series of Poker!

 

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Mr4b discovered poker randomly in 2005 and fell in love with this skill game. First playing live at the DeepStack Open tournaments as well as online, he then decided to work in the industry and joined the Chilipoker team as a community manager. He now works for the Global Poker index as a Social Media and Content Manager. Passionate about the online world and social networks, as well as basket ball, or sports in general!