

Eli Fox Wins Big at World Series of Poker
Eli Fox, known online as smokrokflock, won the second tournament of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) with a prize of $393,693. The tournament had 243 participants and a prize pool of $2,284,200.
Fox is renowned for his successful backing and training of other players. By 2010, he had 47 regulars in his stable. His last live tournament win was in 2013, in a small high roller event.
Joe Cada won the third tournament of the WSOP with a prize of $226,218. The tournament had 363 participants and a prize pool of $980,100. Juliien Martini won the fourth tournament of the WSOP with a prize of $239,771. The tournament had 911 participants and a prize pool of $1,229,850.
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