Jonathan Duhamel is a young professional in the gaming world of poker. He reign and called as the biggest chip earner. He is a 22-year-old poker pro from Boucherville, Quebec, Canada. He was before a finance student and from there he learned his talent playing poker and gain knowledge from his friends. But then he dropped out of college after a year as a finance student and he continue his professions as a professional poker gamer. He also posted as part of the top-20 finishes at major tournaments, with his early and next event at the 41st annual WSOP.

Duhamel Has a good track of record of winnings chip he became the leader heading into the final table, boasting 65,975,000 in his stack. Having the highest of all who had the chip he remain confident in all this action. He already had the experience like an expert who already has the integrity and name on the game. He's skills on the game brought naturally on him and through that many people impressed on him. He has a talent which runs on his nerve even in a very young age he already made his career top the rank.

He's initiatives drives him to aim more on this field he has a good momentum on the game with this competitive skills and great attitude dealing to his game. He even believe that in the moment that you need to lay your strategy it better to abuse or hold the moment that the opportunity is in you able to manipulate what his opponent planted to steal the game. Now with all his achievements and winnings he already had we can say that he has a great future on a poker world and encountering those big in name in the industry is not a threat anymore on his side. So whether playing in an online casino or in a land-base casino it has already been proven that young professionals are getting all push to play and to showcase their talents.

Paul Wasicka, The 2006 WSOP Main Event second place finisher took first in the WSOP Circuit Tunica Championship Event Wednesday, banking $139,422 and a seat in this year’s Main Event. The $5,000 buy-in tournament attracted a total of 96 players consisting of mainly local pros and some big-name out-of-towners like poker player Paul Wasicka.