PartyPoker Premier League IV, Heat 2: Laak Likes the Winner’s Circle

The second day of the Party Poker Premier League IV ended the same way day one did on Friday, with Phil Laak sitting behind all the chips. While the line-up was different, with four players making their PPL IV debut, Laak wore the yellow jersey…

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Sun, February 14th, 2010

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