Lake Worth man wins “Seven-Deuce” tourney at Isle
John McCaffrey of Lake Worth won the Isle Casino & Racing’s “Seven-Deuce” tournament on Saturday. He took home $21,000.
The “Seven-Deuce” tournament is named after what experts say is the worst hand in poker. The Isle uses the numbers throughout the tournament, such as 7,200 in starting chips, 27-minute blind levels and awards a bonus if the final hand is won by a player with a 7 and a 2 as his or her hole cards.
The top finishers:
Name Hometown Prize
1 John McCaffrey Lake Worth $21,000.00
2 Fred Allenspach II Plantation $14,727.00
3 Charleses Bury Boca Raton $14,727.00
4 David Remland Boca Raton $6,775.00
5 Bobby Binsky Hollywood $5,021.00
6 Keith Wagner Davie $3,905.00
7 John Piscopo Pembroke Pines $2,949.00
8 Sheldon Gross Hilsboro Beach $2,232.00
9 Robert Bossuk Boca Raton $1,833.00
10 Evan Teitelbaum Parkland $1,753.00
11 Kathy Rankin Plantation $1,674.00
12 Gene Black Coral Springs $1,594.00
13 Ruth Gaskins Greenacres $1,514.00
Source: Nick Sortal- Sun Sentinel
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The Isle Casino at Pompano Park, FL.
Second Annual Isle Poker Classic
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