Full Tilt’s Scott Montgomery already had a remarkable WSOP resume, but this time around the 28-year-old Canadian has a gold bracelet all his own. Montgomery made it through his first Referral Code Full Tilt career WSOP bracelet win, outliving the field of 3,102 players and banking for a first-place prize of $481,760.
The success brings Montgomery’s career WSOP winnings total to over $3.5 million, mostly owing to his 2008 WSOP Main Event final table.
Montgomery went to the University of Waterloo, where he studied mathematics. After he finishing college, Montgomery moved to Japan to teach English. While living in Japan, Montgomery learned online poker. He made a few small deposits and lost his initial bankroll. He made an additional $50 deposit and managed to win a small Full Tilt Bonus Code tournament. That gave him sufficient money to start playing more seriously, and he ultimately starting winning satellite entries into major tournaments.
Full Tilt Poker’s Scott Montogomery – First WSOP Career Bracelet
Full Tilt’s Scott Montgomery already had a remarkable WSOP resume, but this time around the 28-year-old Canadian has a gold bracelet all his own. Montgomery made it through his first Referral Code Full Tilt career WSOP bracelet win, outliving the field of 3,102 players and banking for a first-place prize of $481,760.
The success brings Montgomery’s career WSOP winnings total to over $3.5 million, mostly owing to his 2008 WSOP Main Event final table.
Montgomery went to the University of Waterloo, where he studied mathematics. After he finishing college, Montgomery moved to Japan to teach English. While living in Japan, Montgomery learned online poker. He made a few small deposits and lost his initial bankroll. He made an additional $50 deposit and managed to win a small Full Tilt Bonus Code tournament. That gave him sufficient money to start playing more seriously, and he ultimately starting winning satellite entries into major tournaments.