A Gold Bracelet Was Obtained By Montgomery of Full Tilt Poker
Scott Montgomery nabbed his first bracelet. One more $1,000 No Limit Hold’em event wrapped up its final table at the World Series of Poker and Full tilt’s Montgomery walked away with $481,670 and his first gold Fulltilt Poker Referral Code bracelet.
Montgomery already made a name for himself back in 2008, in which he finished fifth place in the 2008 main event. He won over $3 million in that tournament, but failed to grab the bracelet. At the $1,000 buy-in Event 36 in 2010 though, Montgomery bested all of the 3,102 players in the field and won $471, 760 and the desired World Series of Poker Bracelet.
“I’ve had almost 10 final tables, and I have never had anything in the top three,” said Montgomery after his win. “I keep getting fifth and whatever. I started to think I wasn’t that good at final tables. It’s good to finally get here.”
Montgomery is the fourth Full Tilt Bonus player from Canada to prevail a World Series of Poker Bracelet in 2010, next in the footsteps of fellow countrymen Pascal Lefrancois, Miguel Proulx and Aadam Daya.
A Gold Bracelet Was Obtained By Montgomery of Full Tilt Poker
Scott Montgomery nabbed his first bracelet. One more $1,000 No Limit Hold’em event wrapped up its final table at the World Series of Poker and Full tilt’s Montgomery walked away with $481,670 and his first gold Fulltilt Poker Referral Code bracelet.
Montgomery already made a name for himself back in 2008, in which he finished fifth place in the 2008 main event. He won over $3 million in that tournament, but failed to grab the bracelet. At the $1,000 buy-in Event 36 in 2010 though, Montgomery bested all of the 3,102 players in the field and won $471, 760 and the desired World Series of Poker Bracelet.
“I’ve had almost 10 final tables, and I have never had anything in the top three,” said Montgomery after his win. “I keep getting fifth and whatever. I started to think I wasn’t that good at final tables. It’s good to finally get here.”
Montgomery is the fourth Full Tilt Bonus player from Canada to prevail a World Series of Poker Bracelet in 2010, next in the footsteps of fellow countrymen Pascal Lefrancois, Miguel Proulx and Aadam Daya.