Which Former 2nd place Main Event finishers will last longer in the 2007 Main Event?Which of the following former Main Event 2nd place finishers will last longer in the 2007 $10,000 Main Event?The World's best poker players come together each year for World Series of Poker and betting on the WSOP has become more popular than ever. Poker fans and players throughout the Poker World enjoy placing proposition wagers on the Main Event and betting on who will last longer in the $10,000 Main Event is by far the favorite WSOP proposition wager available. For the 2007 WSOP Main Event, Bodog Sportsbook & PokerRoom unleashed several of them including which former WSOP Main Event 2nd place finisher will last longer. Bet on the favorites Paul Wasicka or David Williams at 3/2 odds ($100 wager pays out $150). Paul Wasicka knicknamed "Kwick Fish" is one of the new batch of young guns on the poker scene and has been playing poker for only 3 years. He blasted through a field of 8,773 of World's best poker players in the 2006 WSOP Main Event only to finish second to Bodog player Jamie Gold. He has cashed in 10 tournaments for total winnings exceeding $7.4 million. Kwick Fish won his first title on March 4, 2007 at the NBC National Heads Up Championship! Poker young gun David Williams has been playing poker since 1997. He rose to fame during the 2004 WSOP Main Event when he came in second place to Champion Greg Raymer. David won his first Gold Bracelet in 2006 at Event #10 7 Card Stud tournament. He has 36 total cashes earning over $5.4 million! Which of the following former Main Event 2nd place finishers will last longer in the 2007 $10,000 Main Event? Steve Dannenmann...5/1 David Williams...3/2 Paul Wasicka...3/2 Sam Farha...5/1 T.J. Cloutier...5/1 Win your seat into the next 2010 WSOP or WPT event by joining Bodog Poker and playing in a satellite tournament! Here is the complete list of 2010 WSOP Prop Bets! --- by Bones McCoy at Poker Room on June 16, 2007
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