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Major live poker tournaments have been on hiatus for roughly half of a year now due to the COVID-19 pandemic that first shut down U.S. cardrooms back in March. Although some poker rooms have reopened over the past few months, some even offering daily tournaments, none of the mid-major live tours had returned to action until this week.

The MSPT Grand Falls Casino $1,100 buy-in no-limit hold’em main event was held from Aug. 28-30 in Larchwood, Iowa, just across the border from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The appetite for live poker proved to be strong as the tournament attracted 518 total entries to blow away the $150,000 guarantee, creating a final prize pool of $500,960. Players were required to wear masks to enter the tournament.

In the end, the lion’s share of that money was awarded to eventual champion Mark Collins. The 47-year-old systems administrator from the St. Louis area earned $107,706 and 840 Card Player Player of the Year points for the win.

As a result of this victory Collins has climbed into a 13-way tie for 88th place in the POY race standings, which are sponsored by Global Poker.

This was Collins’ second MSPT title, having won the main event at the Canterbury Park Racetrack & Card Club in Shakopee, Minnesota back in 2018 for $102,076. Collins now has career live tournament earnings of $236,319.

The final table began with Tom Sundling in the chip lead, while Collins sat on the second shortest stack with nine players remaining. Sundling extended his lead by picking up pocket kings against the K-J of Stephen Cleghorn (9th – $9,518) to win the first key confrontation of the final table. Jimmie Lucero was the next to fall when his A-7 offsuit ran into the pocket aces of Steve Wilkie. The pocket pair held up and Lucero was knocked out in eighth place ($12,524).

Collins scored his first elimination of the day by winning a battle of the blinds against fellow MSPT main event winner Max Havlish, who shoved for around three big blinds with K3 from the small blind. Collins called with J4 from the big blind and improved to the best hand with a A53JA runout. Havlish settled for $16,031 as the seventh-place finisher.

Ricardo Eyzaguirre’s run in this event came to an end when his A3 ran into the 33 of Sundling. Niehter player improved after five cards and Eyzaguirre was eliminated in sixth place ($20,539).

Sundling lost a huge chunk of his stack when his A-Q came up against the A-K of Collins in a preflop showdown. Collins flopped a king and held from there to leave Sundling on the shortest stack. He was eliminated shortly afterwards in fifth place ($27,052).

Jason Reisdorfer got his last chips in with Q9 and was called by the KJ of Kevin Berthelsen. The king high held up through the river and Reisdorfer fell in fourth place ($36,069). Despite earning that knockout, Berthelsen was the next to be knocked out. He lost a flip with pocket eights against the AQ of Steve Wilkie to finish in third place ($47,691).

Collins took 6,790,000 into heads-up play against Wilkie, who sat with 6,170,000 when cards got back in the air. Collins was able to extend that advantage before the final hand was dealt. With blinds of 100,000-200,000 and an ante of 30,000, Collins raised to 700,000 from the button holding KJ. Wilkie three-bet shoved for around 3.4 million with QJ. Collins called and the board ran out 6446J and Collins made jacks and sixes to secure the pot and the title. Wilkie earned $66,180 as the runner-up finisher.

Here is a look at the payouts and POY points awarded at the final table:

Winner photo credit: MSPT.

Today’s World Poker Tour results are in. Here are the winning numbers for Friday December 11, 2020

It’s time to check if you are holding the winning World Poker Tour ticket. Born2Invest covers every World Poker Tour drawing and gives you the results immediately.

The numbers for the World Poker Tour drawing on Friday December 11, 2020 are as follows:

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Since lotteries first began in 205BC people have been working on ways to beat the odds and guarantee themselves a winning ticket. Millions of words have been written about techniques, tips, and tricks that will supposedly help you get the winning numbers. Unfortunately these are largely wasted breath and there is no golden strategy that will guarantee a win. Predicting lottery numbers is like counting the number of stars in the sky, it takes a long time and you’ll probably be wrong.

Thankfully thereare some tested techniques that can help give you an advantage:

• Take advantage of second chance drawings: Nothing beats a second chance. You might not know it, but many lotteries offer players a second chance to win. All you need to do is fill out the second chance form on the back of the ticket and send it in the post to get another chance to hit the jackpot.
• Create a lottery pool: lottery pools offer an opportunity for a large number of players to pool their resources and maximize their chances to win a portion of the jackpot. these are typically made with friends and colleagues and can be a great way to boost your chances of winning, at the cost of a slightly reduced jackpot.
• Use uncommon numbers:This technique won’t increase your chances of winning but will increase your potential jackpot! By picking rare numbers you will reduce the risk that someone else has the same winning numbers as you, ensuring that you don’t have to split the jackpot with more people than necessary.
• Pick games with good odds: Many players don’t know that lotteries don’t have the same odds. Make sure to read the rules and regulations carefully before you play. Also keep in mind that government backed lotteries often have fixed odds, which increases the chances you’ll be forced to split your jackpot. Don’t forget about scratch cards which offer better chances of winning with smaller payouts

Some facts about the lottery that you may not be aware of:

• A former math professor (who clearly knows a thing or two about odds) has won the lottery four times: $5.4 million the first time, $2 million a decade later, $3 million two years after that, and finally, $10 million in 2010.
• According to statistical research American winners don’t claim an astonishing $2 billion worth of lotto winnings every year.
• In 1992 a group of Australians pulled off an audacious assault on the Virginia lottery in the USA. Backed by 2,500 investors, they bought just about every combination possible for an outlay of $5 million and scooped the $27 million jackpot.
• More people would rather win the lottery than find true love.
• French writer Voltaire was an early lottery winner.
• The Indian government came up with a way to use the lottery format to tackle the rapidly escalating population growth in that country. People who volunteered to be sterilized are given 600 rupees and entered into a lottery where they can win various electrical household products and a top prize of a new car.
• Very few winners opt for plastic surgery after a lottery windfall.
• 48% of winners keep their day jobs.
• Even the Vatican has its own lottery. Tickets cost €10, the top prize is a car, and all of the proceeds go to the Pope’s charities.

Celebrities, authors and journalists have mused about the lottery for centuries. Among a sea of quotes, here are a couple of great ones about the lottery:

“But a lottery isn’t meaningless. Someone has to win.” ― J.G. Ballard

“I guess I think of lotteries as a tax on the mathematically challenged.” ― Roger Jones