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Guardian: Poker: Power to the kids
[The Guardian] - So, there is a new World Series of Poker champion at last: Pius Heinz from Germany. He is part of the new wave of German wunderkinds, playing a reportedly "unexploitable" aggressive strategy (broadly: raising so much that he can't be bluffed).
Guardian: Poker: A new world champion
[The Guardian] - The three remaining are: 22-year-old chip leader Pius Heinz, a Team PokerStars pro from Germany. Martin Staszko, a 35-year-old Czech professional. And Ben Lamb, a 26-year-old Las Vegas pro who has already won a bracelet at this year's World Series
Pius Heinz wins $8.72 million World Series of Poker main event over...
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. - A 22-year-old German poker professional won the World Series of Poker main event and $8.72 million early Wednesday, capturing the title with...
Germany's Pius Heinz wins $8.7m World Series of Poker - BBC News
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Professional German card player Pius Heinz, 22, wins the $8.7m prize in the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
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