A woman walks into living room and sees her brother playing poker with their dog. "Wow!" she exclaimed, "You must have the smartest dog in the world!" and her brother replies "He's not all that smart. I've beaten him 3 out of 5 games so far." The professional poker player from Lynwood, IL earned $94,901 with the win. Although the $156,212 he took home from his final table appearance at the 2009 WPT Borgata Poker Open in Atlantic City remains his career best score, this WSOPC victory marks his first major tournament win. A total of 269 players competed in the three-day $1,580 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em Championship Event, creating a $391,395 prizepool. The field was whittled down to 55 on the first day and to a final table of nine Monday with Ramana Epparla holding the lead and seven-time WSOPC finalist Ari Engel's name on the marquee. However, Epparla ran big slick into aces early on to give away the lead and eventually bust... Freeroll poker online