The final 14 played last night until the field was down to only 9 and despite some trouble Phil Ivey survived. Ivey currently sits in 7th 9,765,000 in chips almost 50 million behind the leader. He is now guaranteed at least $1.2 million. They will now take a 115 day break until November when they will resume play live. Until then stay tuned to Phil Ivey Rules as Ivey is sure to pop up at Full Tilt Poker between now and then.

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It was a crazy weekend for online poker at Full Tilt as the record for biggest online pot was broken THREE TIMES. When it was all said and done Phil Ivey stood above the rest.

Today was a particularly ridiculous day, as the record for the largest ever online poker hand was broken THREE times in just a couple of hours.

First "durrrr" set the record with a $618k pot over "LarsLuzak". "durrrr" held A-9 for two pair and picked off a very large bluff attempt from "LarsLuzak".

Then, just a few hours later, John Juanda won a monster $678k pot off of Tom "durrrr" Dwan. The two players got all of their money into the middle pre-flop, with Juanda holding pocket Kings and Dwan holding pocket Aces. Dwan was looking good until the river brought the King of hearts, and Juanda was shipped the then-record pot.

Just a few moments later, Phil Ivey won a massive $687k pot from Juanda.

Phil Ivey also tacked on a $451k pot for over ONE MILLION dollars in two hands. Wow.

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Sometimes the poker gods work against us, even if your name is Phil Ivey.

Over on Full Tilt Poker table Canfield, “BeepBeepImaJeep” took his shot against high stakes gambler Phil Ivey in some $200/$400 No-Limit Hold’em action. On just the four hand of play, “BeepBeepImaJeep” managed to get his $40K stack into the middle with A♦ 9♦ again♠t Ivey’♠ ♦ominating A♥ K♥. Sure enough, the suckout came and “BeepBeepImaJeep” was quickly up over $38K. He would finish Ivey off a few hands later and earned himself a quick $40K victory in just 13 hands.

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It's early in the month, but Phil Ivey is sitting at 5th in total winnings at Full Tilt Poker for October.

Phil Ivey rounds out the top five with a total profit of $207k in October. Ivey has made more money than anyone else on Full Tilt Poker since the beginning of the year, having racked up over $4.6 million dollars in profits over 68,114 tracked hands. This means that Ivey has averaged over $67 in profit for every hand that he has played on the site in 2008.

Wowzers. Phil Ivey has played with Ziigmund a lot and hasn't fared well. Ziigmund became the first player ever to have a stack over $1 million at RailHeaven while sitting with Ivey and Patrick Antonius.

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Online poker is quickly becoming a better source of income for poker players than the poker rooms at the casinos. At a casino Phil Ivey can sit down with players like Daniel Negreanu, Doyle Brunson and other pros. Online? Anyone can play and as it turns out, anyone can lose to Phil Ivey.

September is now gone and it provided the best online high stakes action ever. The biggest pot of the history of online poker was won by Patatino and Phil Ivey set the record of one day online poker earnings to $1,1016k! Ivey won in all of the games that he played at Full Tilt Poker, $499k in hold ‘em, $106k in omaha, $230k in omaha hi/lo and $179k in HORSE.

For the month Phil Ivey won $2,228,000 playing online at Full Tilt, easily tops among online players. Read More...

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