Well If I had to put money on someone else. it would easily be him. however, im not sure what his streak is currently at
Phil's streak is currently 21 years. It would be longer, but he didn't cash in 1991. Incidentally, Miami John cashing in last week's HORSE event extends his streak to the same 21 years.
Erik Seidel is at 22 years with cashes from 1991-2012.
Edit: Mike Sexton has cashed every year since 1988!
Another interesting stat: Howard Andrew cashed in event #11 this year, so that means he's competed in every WSOP since 1974, or 39 years straight.
Phil's streak is currently 21 years. It would be longer, but he didn't cash in 1991. Incidentally, Miami John cashing in last week's HORSE event extends his streak to the same 21 years. I looked for someone longer than those two awhile ago and didn't find anyone.
Another interesting stat: Howard Andrew cashed in event #11 this year, so that means he's competed in every WSOP since 1974, or 39 years straight.
good work. I think Hellmuth can easily break Johnston's record
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Originally Posted by Folding Soup
How late is the mixed hold 'em playing tonight?
Usually they play till 3AM PST unless its a FT. not sure how many times theyve played till 4
thats one of those records that might not ever get broken. Also impressive for any records list imo
This is a cert to get broken. It may take a long time because its a 29 year record, but with the way the wsop is now with so many events, and people getting into poker at such a young, theres going to be a lot of good players playing a lot of events and playing every year.
Also it wouldn't surprise if Hellmuth was only a few years behind now, has he ever had a ear without cashing?
This is a cert to get broken. It may take a long time because its a 29 year record, but with the way the wsop is now with so many events, and people getting into poker at such a young, theres going to be a lot of good players playing a lot of events and playing every year.
Also it wouldn't surprise if Hellmuth was only a few years behind now, has he ever had a ear without cashing?
There might be more events but the fields are generally tougher.
they pretty much gave up on updating chip counts after people starting using twitter it seems, so I wouldn't put too much stock into that. My friends chip count hasn't changed for hours and he has 3 times the chips they list him as.
With that said, if Ivey wins or loses a big pot, I'm sure they would report it, so his chip count may be somewhat accurate but I wouldn't trust his positioning as being so
And like 10BB for the LHE. The rest of the players are way weaker than the ones he's had to go up against in the his other final tables. I like his chances.
