[madmat3001]

Seitdem war Ruthenberg schon einige Male All-In und vor 25 Minuten dann dass:

[ChrisCross]

[OU THE NICK]

congrats sebastian ruthenberg!
schon das zweite deutsche bracelett bei dieser WSOP,

[pocketdeuces]

congrats an die Luckbox

[pokerbibel]

[YouPod]

Glückwunsch, dass es dieses Jahr so gut läuft für Deutschland.
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[2asseoderso]

den hier hat wohl jeder übersehen,
ich bin auch erst gestern durch zufall drauf gestossen


zitat von
http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2008-world-series-of-poker/eve nt-43-1500-plo-hi-lo/

Event 43 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo

Martin Klaser - 1st Place ($216,249)

Martin Klaser dominated his first heads up appearance here at the ESPN final table. Out of nineteen hands dealt, Martin won all but three of them, two of which were walks for his opponent Casey Kastle.

Klaser played ultra-aggressive once going heads up, leading into every pot and apparently hitting every flop perfectly. Klaser had a group of friends supporting him on the rail and he was visibly excited after the queen hit on the turn to seal his fate in WSOP history.

For his work over the last three days, Klaser is taking home a very nice prize of $216,249. Not too shabby for his first appearance at the World Series of Poker.



zitat von http://www.fulltiltpoker.net/martinKlaser.php

The Million Euro Challenge

In August 2007, Full Tilt Poker.net announced the Million Euro Challenge, an exclusive series of Freeroll tournaments for players in and around Germany. By qualifying online, he won a seat to a 2,100 player tournament in Cologne. After battling his way through the field, Martin orchestrated an impressive final table performance to secure the victory and a trip to Munich where he would play a final table with five other amateurs for a €50,000 first-place prize and the chance to play heads up against three members of Team Full Tilt for up to €1 million in additional prize money.

Once again, Martin prevailed and soon, he was receiving private instruction from Team Full Tilt members Phil Ivey, Jennifer Harman and Erik Seidel in preparation for his televised heads-up battles with Team Full Tilt’s Chris Ferguson, Howard Lederer, and Gus Hansen.

When the cameras rolled, Martin put everything he learned online and from his coaches to good use, defeating both Ferguson and Hansen before losing the rubber match to Lederer. The performance earned him €350,000 and a spot on the Full Tilt Poker.net pro roster.

Life as a Pro

Since turning professional, Martin has continued to be a regular presence both online and at live events around the world, regularly chatting and playing with Tilters in online MTTs and at events like the Aussie Millions.

In June 2008, Martin scored the biggest victory of his still young career, winning his first WSOP bracelet and more than $216,000 in the very competitive $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Lo Split 8 or Better event. Making the victory even sweeter for Martin was that he got to share the final table experience with one of his mentors from Munich, Team Full Tilt’s Erik Seidel, who finished fourth.

Martin’s victory makes him one of the youngest WSOP bracelet winners in history, but Martin says he still has more to learn – and to teach other young aspiring players about the game. Learn, Chat, and Play along with Martin and the rest of the Full Tilt Poker.net pros exclusively at Full Tilt Poker.net.

[Grace]

[2asseoderso]