Phil Ivey makes a five million dollar WSOP bracelet bet

Written by: Teemu
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Tuesday
April 20, 2010

Phil Ivey - a great tournament player, feared cash-game icon (online and offline) and quite possibly the best all-around poker player, likes also to gamble and make huge bets. This time he made a $5 million WSOP bracelet bet with Howard Lederer.

 

 

According to Pokerlistings.com Ivey wins the bet if he can take down two bracelets over the next two years:

"Daniel Negreanu told PL.com reporter Martin Derbyshire about a $5 million bracelet bet between Ivey and his fellow Full Tilt bigwig Howard Lederer.

It's an even-money bet that will take place over the next two years of WSOPs. Ivey's betting that he can take down two bracelets in that time. Lederer is not convinced."

 

I really like Ivey's side on this bet, since he won two bracelets 2009, and 2002 he won three bracelets. Who do you think has the edge here, Ivey or Lederer?

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