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Phil Ivey Plans to Change Phone Number and Leave Country Amid WSOP Hype
TournamentsAugust 5, 2009·1 min read

Phil Ivey Plans to Change Phone Number and Leave Country Amid WSOP Hype


Phil Ivey, the renowned poker player, has won two WSOP bracelets this year, adding to his five previous ones. He has earned over $10 million in tournament winnings this year and is confident in his ability to win the WSOP Main Event.

Ivey has always been a strong contender in the poker world, and his recent achievements have only solidified his status as one of the best. He has earned over $10 million in tournament winnings this year, which includes his two WSOP bracelets and several other cash finishes.

Despite his success, Ivey remains humble and focused on his game. He plans to change his phone number and leave the country to avoid the media attention that comes with being a top poker player. Ivey mentioned that he enjoys playing poker and spends his time between tournaments in Bobby's Room, a popular poker room in Las Vegas.

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