xposted on 2p2 by kongsgaard - A few days ago I received the following e-mail from Full Tilt
Upon conclusion of a lengthy investigation into the $500 + $35, "$1Million Guarantee" tournament held on October 21st, we have determined that you were among the victims of one player using more than one Full Tilt account in the tournament. Late into the tournament, a player who had already been eliminated took over the account of a player who was still in, which is against our tournament rules.
This is the 1 mio gtd Chris "BluffMagCV" Vaughn won HU vs me when I got disconnected.
As Sorel hasn't played a tournament on the Full Tilt Poker for almost a month (as duly noted in a p5 thread earlier this week) it can be pretty much concluded that 'Imper1um' has been banned from dominating the full tilt poker online scene.
The highlights of his career include two FTOPS wins in a PL event and a rebuy event on a different name because he was hacked!
Gl Sorel in future ventures! and now whenever a random name is crushing a tourney on the full tilt poker playing a very lag style, several ITS ZANGBEZAN! threads can pop up!
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The Canadian-born Sorel “Imper1um” Mizzi started his poker career by becoming a top-ranked Internet pro.
In early 2006, he decided to make it a resolution of sorts to become an online tournament master. He now consistently sits in the top spots of online poker leader boards with his extremely aggressive play and by-the-instincts rather than by-the-math strategies.
Mizzi parlayed his Internet winnings into buy-ins and deep cash wins in live tournaments.
His finishes include on in the 2006 UltimateBet Aruba Poker Classic championship event (10th place, for $29,800) and, most recently, the 2007 Irish Open where he took third place and pocketed more than $280,000.
At the 2007 World Series of Poker, he cashed three times, including the main event.
In early 2006, he decided to make it a resolution of sorts to become an online tournament master. He now consistently sits in the top spots of online poker leader boards with his extremely aggressive play and by-the-instincts rather than by-the-math strategies.
Mizzi parlayed his Internet winnings into buy-ins and deep cash wins in live tournaments.
His finishes include on in the 2006 UltimateBet Aruba Poker Classic championship event (10th place, for $29,800) and, most recently, the 2007 Irish Open where he took third place and pocketed more than $280,000.
At the 2007 World Series of Poker, he cashed three times, including the main event.