I played one hour at the 8-16 and ended up a small amount. I was on my way to the bathroom when David Williams (second place at WSOP 2004?) came out of the final table area. The guard asked if he wanted to get back in, clearly not knowing who he was. I said, I think he might want his seat back and David laughed. He was gracious and posed for several pixs with fans. He entered the final table with 668,000 in chips. I wished him good luck and shook his hand as he ducked back under the velvet rope and sat back down at the final table.
Friday, March 03, 2006
World Poker Tour David Williams
I played one hour at the 8-16 and ended up a small amount. I was on my way to the bathroom when David Williams (second place at WSOP 2004?) came out of the final table area. The guard asked if he wanted to get back in, clearly not knowing who he was. I said, I think he might want his seat back and David laughed. He was gracious and posed for several pixs with fans. He entered the final table with 668,000 in chips. I wished him good luck and shook his hand as he ducked back under the velvet rope and sat back down at the final table.
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