WSOPE Main Event 2011 Final Table: Lock Poker Pro Chris Moorman Makes the Cut

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Lock Poker pros Chris Moorman made the WSOPE Main Event 2011 final table as did online poker phenom Patrik Antonius. 

“We are all rooting for Chris,” Lock Poker CEO Jennifer Larson told Gambling911.com late Wednesday. 

His appearance among the top 9 finalists is certainly great exposure for one of the fastest growing online poker rooms.  Another Lock pro, Michael Drummond, also enjoyed a strong finish at number 16.

The final prize will be €1,400,000 with the 9th place finisher guaranteed €90,000.

Here is your 2011 World Series of Poker Europe Final Table

1 - Elio Fox United States

2   Jake Cody United Kingdom

3   Dermot Blain Ireland

4   Chris Moorman  United Kingdom

5   Brian Roberts United States

6   Max Silver United Kingdom

7   Moritz Kranich Germany

8   Shawn Buchanan Canada

9   Patrik Antonius Monaco (Finland)

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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