Three poker greats confirmed to play as marked men in bounty tournament at DoylesRoom.com. Online poker players can win up to $50,000 by eliminating the pros from the game.

DoylesRoom.com’s $50k Bounty tournament is back this Wednesday with some of the biggest names in poker under the gun. Confirmed to play in the DoylesRoom.com $50,000 Bounty Tournament on Wednesday, February 10 at 9:30pm ET are Doyle Brunson, Mike Caro and recent WPT champion Hoyt Corkins.

For $27.50, bounty hunters can buy into the DoylesRoom.com $50k Tournament and play for up to $50,000 in bounty money. The extra bounty money up for grabs is on top of the regular prize pool.

Any player who knocks out one pro bounty will win $1,000 in bounty cash. Two takedowns will earn the bounty hunter $10,000 and three knockouts will earn the successful player $50,000.

Late January, Corkins won the WPT Southern Poker Championship to capture the second WPT title of his career. With 14 cashes, 6 final tables and 2 championship titles to his name, the DoylesRoom.com player has won well over $3 million in WPT events. His total lifetime winnings exceed $5 million and he’ll be looking to add to that this Wednesday at DoylesRoom.com when he faces online poker players from around the world.

Mike "The Mad Genius" Caro is poker’s foremost authority on odds and strategy and Doyle Brunson, the world’s biggest living poker legend, is a man who needs no introduction. Brunson has won 10 World Series of Poker bracelets, been named the #1 most influential force in the world of poker a number of times and is widely considered the Babe Ruth of poker.

This week, the poker room manager is inviting new players to play in the bounty tournament for free. All first time players will receive a full refund upon conclusion of the tournament whether they win or lose.

Additional details on the $50,000 DoylesRoom.com Bounty Tournament and the rebate program for first-time players are available at DoylesRoom.com.

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DoylesRoom.com's Hoyt Corkins now ranks among the most successful WPT poker champions. Late Wednesday evening, Corkins captured the WPT Southern Poker Championship title, the second WPT title of his career. With 14 cashes, 6 final tables and 2 championship titles to his name, the DoylesRoom.com player has won well over $3 million in WPT events. His total lifetime winnings exceed $5 million.

Corkins began final table play on Wednesday afternoon with the chip lead and while he bounced around throughout the course of the afternoon, he ended the tournament right where he started, ahead of everyone else.

For his second WPT title, Corkins added $739,486 to his WPT winnings.

This is Hoyt Corkins' second WPT win. He captured his first title in 2003 when he won over $1 million in the World Poker Finals.

Corkins can be seen regularly playing at DoylesRoom.com. On a number of occasions, he's been marked in DoylesRoom.com's $50,000 Wednesday Bounty tournament.

DoylesRoom.com's Hoyt Corkins is just a few hours away from being crowned the winner of the WPT Southern Poker Championship. With just six players remaining in the WPT tournament that features a nearly $2 million prize pool, Corkins begins play as the chip leader with almost twice as many chips as Tyler Smith, who sits in second place.

Heading into the final day, Hoyt Corkins will resume play at the final table in first place with 2,069,000 chips. The $9,700+300 buy-in event features a first-place prize of $739,486. With 18 spots paying out, Corkins will cash in the tournament, regardless of where he finishes.

Corkins has an excellent track record of WPT wins. With 13 cashes, 5 final tables and 1 championship title to his name, the DoylesRoom.com player has won over $2.6 million in WPT events. His total lifetime winnings exceed $4.3 million.

The WPT Southern Poker Championship final table continues today at 4pm local time.

DoylesRoom.com's Hoyt Corkins is on his way to earning a chair at the final table of the WPT Southern Poker Championship in Biloxi, Mississippi. With 27 players remaining in the WPT tournament that features a $2 million prize pool, Corkins begins play today with enough chips to make a serious dent.

Heading into Day 3, Hoyt Corkins sits strong in 10th place with 276,000 chips. The final table will play out on January 27th. The $9,700+300 buy-in event features a first-place prize of $739,486. With 208 entries, 18 spots will pay out.

Corkins has an excellent track record of doing well in WPT events. With 13 cashes, 5 final tables and 1 championship title under his belt, the DoylesRoom.com player has won over $2.6 million in WPT events. His total lifetime winnings exceed $4.3 million.

The WPT Southern Poker Championship resumes today at 2pm local time.

2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Pot Limit Hold’em/Pot-Limit Omaha (Event 2)
Monday, September 21, 2009 to Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Buy-in: £ 2,500 (American Conversion $4,000)
Prizepool: £ 395,000
Entries: 158

Hoyt 'The Alabama Cowboy' Corkins was eliminated from the tournament in 7th place by Richard Gryko. Here's how the hand went down: (Hold'em) Gryko opened with a raise to 13,500 from early position and action folded around the table to Corkins in the big blind who made the call, leaving himself just 4,500 behind. The flop came A-3-5 and Corkins painfully checked to Gryko who tossed a handful of red (500) chips into the middle -- a bet worth 4,000. Corkins then threw the rest of his chips in, raising Gryko a single red chip, and Gryko made the call, tabling KJ; Corkins' J-6 was dominated. The J fell on the turn giving Corkins a few outs for a chopped pot, but the 10 came on the river, cementing the pot for Gryko

After 15 years since his last WSOP victory, Hoyt Corkins won his second bracelet Wednesday in the $2,500 no-limit hold 'em shorthanded event. Corkins, a 47-year-old professional poker player from Las Vegas, won his first bracelet in pot-limitOmaha in 1992. In that event, Corkins had to beat out 48 players, while in Wednesday's win, he would need to outlast 846.

Corkins was the chip leader after Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3 and at no point during the final table did he relinquish his lead. Corkins earned $515,065 for the win and was presented his bracelet by poker legend and friend Doyle Brunson.

Other notable finishers include Terrance Chan (second), Alan Sass (fourth), Joe Tehan (13th) and Steve Billirakis (16th).

Below are the complete results for Event 30 of the 2007 WSOP:
Buy-in: $2,500
Prize Pool: $1,948,100
Entries: 847
Places paid: 78

1. Hoyt Corkins, $515,065
2. Terrence Chan, $287,345
3. William Lin, $196,758
4. Alan Sass, $132,471
5. Kelly Vander-Mheen, $96,431
6. James Pittman, $63,118
7. Steve Wong, $47,339
8. Yakov Hirsch, $47,339
9. Russell Barnes, $33,507