Psychic Rabbit Predicts Pierre Neuville to Win 2015 WSOP Main Event

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A psychic rabbit by the name of Black Diamond has picked Pierre Neuville to win this year’s World Series of Poker Main Event, which kicks off November 10. 

From PokerListings.com:

Neuville is fourth in chips and he's also the oldest November Niner at the table. If the rabbit was trying to fool us he'd almost certainly pick McKeehen, so you know this bunny is telling the truth.

It’s not the first time an animal has been put in charge of selecting outcomes.  Years ago, an octopus enjoyed astonishing results picking World Cup winners.

Check out Black Diamond making his daring prediction below.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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