Justin Peach wins 2011 WSOP title

Not all online poker pro who has been able to rise above Black Friday – enter the 2011 World Series of Poker and win a title and $ 167 000. But Justin Peach dream has come true and he won the buy-in $ 1,500 Limit Hold’em Shootout championship.

Justin won both his first World Series Of Poker title and gold bracelet at this years event. The competition was strong with over 538 players competing for the main prize. By winning the title Justin become one of the elite poker players in the world.

Justin, 26 has became a pro player only six years ago and has since gone on win Party Poker bonus code 2011 games around the world, making a small fortune in the process. Winning this years competition means he now face a decision like so many poker players currently.

The decision he has to do is – he moved to Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico or even Europe may be, to keep pursuing his poker career online?

One of the possible destinations which Justin could move to in Canada, though he has admitted that for professional poker players this can be hard due to Canada not recognising poker as stable profession.

Justin has decided to wait to decide on his future affairs and instead turn his attention to the Las Vegas WSOP Buy-In event. He will be among very few of the elite poker players as each of them have decided to concentrate on their futures instead of competing.

Since April 2011, the department of justice has made it harder for U.S Poker Players to make a living in the game they love, this is due to restrictions and shutting down of sites. The DOJ has led to many potential players to turn their backs on the poker world, many professionals are also considering their positions also. Justin is one of the very few who have a chance to continue his dream of earning wealth in a game they love from here.