Maria Ho Beaten By Four Amateurs

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Maria Ho Beaten By Four Amateurs

Popular professional poker player Maria Ho found herself getting beaten by four rank amateurs known as The Try Guys....and millions got to see it happen.

From PokerHost.com:

The channel, which has over 6.8 million subscribers, has the four stars (Keith, Ned, Zach and Eugene) try a new hobby or compete against an expert every episode. It’s taken them almost five years to get round to trying poker on the show.

After a brief interview, a summary of the rules for the Channel’s very mainstream audience, and a little smack talk, the game begins. A five person tourney with the guys hoping that just one of them will win.

Well....the rest is history...

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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