is the ring worth anything in $$ or is it just for sentimental purposes?

its worth a few hundred i think. I used to have one but it got stolen and/or lost at vanetian like a month later

Could you ask them to send you another one if you lost it?

You need to stop smokin', dude. You just happen to lose a circuit ring? They're not worth that much but christ...

lol I didnt even notice Doug Lee for the first couple seconds of looking at this pic

That's kinda badass.

****, can't be worth that much, they only made $6760 off this thing in rake.

Since when do "Circuit" events have less than 200 runners?

no rocks but 3 rings, .7?

i was pretty sure dwyte pilgrim was a fake name when opening the thread.

Most WSOP Circuit events draw under 200 these days, especially if it's their 5k Main Event. Yesterday's Rincon event drew a field of 70.

The main reason I came to st. Louis was because dwyte went to borgata.

why?

he has 4 1st place wins this year this seems pretty crazy

Most of those have pretty good pay outs also. Esp for the average 1/2-2/5 players out there.

Yet another reason Doug lee is a jerkoff!

this, even though it doesnt exactly make friends of your fellow tablemates for doing it. I would just sit there silently staring until he mucks or shows, which the dealer should handle for you.

what about a long wait at denny's???

I played in this tourney, but donked out halfway through because I suck. On the flip side, Dwyte does it again. No, it's not a win, but 2nd shows his consistency. Is he on a hot streak or just very talented? Dude is the man!

bump...

he is still in the Event #5: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em with 23 left

...watch out!

I was wondering about him. I mean, there had already been two hold'em events and he hadn't even cashed yet. Sheesh.

Has anyone ever seen a hoddie that zips all the way up like that? Sick picture though. I hope he takes the bracelet down!

And just like that he has been eliminated in 21st place

But wouldn't the bettor have to show his hand or muck before Pilgrim tables his hand? He coulda mucked rather than be forced to show what he said was his own losing hand. Acting in turn, I usually ignore what I hear and wait for player to let his cards speak. Too many angles have been shot at me (and missed). If my hand is stronger or close to the nuts, often in your example I will turn my hand over first if a guy says he doesn't have it or that I''m good. Usually if he really wants to fold I'll help him along by showing first, but then other times I really want to see what a guy has to gain information for later use. In that spot I hate when other player shows first (out of turn) and the hand I really needed to see mucks leaving me with incomplete info. Your example reads like they played a tough pot and those are often the ones where u need to see the other guys hand.

Garbage...saw him raise call 50 pct of his stack pre with qjcc and stack off on XcXcx flop and berate the guy when he missed. "Who taught these kids how to play poker?" He got one of his buddies to get a cardplayer and show me his name in a weak attempt to intimidate/impress me. He also tried to shoot an angle on a kid at my table. He raised, kid repopped from the blinds...Dwyte says, "Ok, how about I fold this hand, but we bet $100 on the side it's better than yours" Kid insta accepts and he Dwyte shows and ace and says, "I didn't even fold yet, but I will now" Fwiw, kid flashed his hand and I saw q4dd, sick relevel IMO.

What ended up stopping him? Haven't seen him around at all lately.