David Cain Poker World Record
September 17, 2008
Poker Player David Cain is attempting to break the world record for the longest consecutive period of playing heads up No Limit holdem.
This true task of endurance is being attempted by “David Cain”, a British Poker player who aims to smash the current world record of 72 hours by trying to continue this tiring task for 100 hours! The record attempt started on the 14th September and should be completed on the 18th September he event took place at the Lincoln University, UK.
The current record has stood since 2004, and is held by Larry Olmsted who is from America.
David will be playing for real money against a series of players some of whom have placed bids to take part a game against him.
David, who is completing the task for charity, is hoping to raise more then £10,000. If you’d like to make a donation you can do at www.pokerplayingmarathon.com
19th September Update : It is believed the world record was broken, although how long he managed to last playing is unknown. There is still no official confirmation from www.pokerplayingmarathon.com
20th September Update : Updated Story Here!
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