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We adore the World Series of Poker every single year, and after visiting Las Vegas to attend the event in 2009, we decided to create a fan site celebrating the game, and the series of tournaments. Browse around, and we'll give you all the info we have on the hottest series of poker tournaments around in 2009.
World Series of Poker 2009

Casino Employees No-Limit Hold'em (Event 1)

Andrew Cohen, WSOP Bracelet Winner 2009 The Casino Employees No-Limit Hold'em (Event 1) is a very special event every single World Series of Poker, and in 2009, this was no different.

This year's winner was Andrew Cohen, a 39-year old bartender from The Palms Casino, a high-end resort just off the Strip. Cohen is married and has one child, a daughter born in 2008.

Final Table
Place Name Prize
1st Andrew Cohen $83,778
2nd Paul McPeterson $51,787
3rd Casey Kuhn $33,923
4th Grant Yasui $23,483
5th Jun Dulay $17,127
6th Bobby Rooney $13,125
7th John McAvoy $10,545
8th Ferdinand Boleski $8,866
9th Sammy Porter $7,782

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