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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Statistics Posted Following MPT 2009 Las Vegas Spectacular

Notable observations following the third event of the 2009 season.

  • The 16 player field bested the previous largest MPT turnout, surpassing the previous record of 13 players, at the July 2008 Showboat House of Blues event
  • 7 players made their MPT debut in this event, bringing the total number of different players in MPT events to 33
  • Trojanrabbit became the 11th different MPT event winner
  • Trojanrabbit's $185 cash was the biggest payout in MPT history
  • Sionow, Stan, and Trojanrabbit became the 16th, 17th, and 18th players to cash in MPT history
  • Trojanrabbit became the second consecutive California-based winner of the Las Vegas MPT event
  • Harv29 is the only player to cash in both Las Vegas MPT events
  • Hammah became the 10th different player (in 17 MPT events) to finish last
  • RowanB extended his "cashless" streak to 7, dating back to his third place finish in last year's Las Vegas event
  • Trojanrabbit took over the Sealy Cup point lead by earning a record 30 points in the Las Vegas event
  • Sass took the points lead among series regulars, upping her season total to 29 points with her 6th place finish
  • The large field and revised scoring system for 2009 meant that both first place finisher, Trojanrabbit, and second place finisher, Stan, surpassing the previous record for most points in a single event, previously held by Amazon during the July 2008 Showboat House of Blues event
  • Harv29's third place finish, combined with the early exit of Bigfus, meant he moved back into the all-time MPT points lead
  • Harv29 also tied Bigfus for best average finish among MPT regulars
  • Harv29's $70 cash moved him into second place on the all-time MPT money list
  • RowanB broke a streak of 4 consecutive tournaments without eliminating a player (he does hold the all-time record drought for "kills" at 6, a mark he shares with Sass and Harv29)
  • The 7 players eliminated by Trojanrabbit set a new record for "kills" in a single event, surpassing the previous record of 6, set by Baccarat King and Amazon

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