David Williams Lands Feet First At PokerStars

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The largest online poker room in the world, PokerStars.com, has waited for the 2010 Worlds Series of Poker to make its grand announcement that David Williams will be joining its expansive team.

Williams will be making an exclusive appearance at the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas to meet with media. 

David Williams was the second of the so-called Bodog "Brat Pack" to be shown his walking papers after Josh Arieh last year.  Only Evelyn Ng remains of that group.  Williams had just won a major poker tournament the week prior and many in the community were left scratching their heads.

Williams is one of the most successful poker players on the circuit today.

Ace King, Gambling911.com 

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