July 12, 2010
Prior to becoming the newest member to the Team Titan of Titan Poker, Canadian poker prodigy has never run out of storm. Canadian born on April 16, 1986 in Toronto Sorel “Imper1um” Mizzi becomes skilled to play poker in his teens. Mizzi began playing online, where he became great friends with online star Josh ‘JJProdigy’ Fields.
Soon, Sorel was squashing the highest stakes online tournaments with shocking regularity. He stayed one of only a few players who possess two FTOPS titles and, all told, his online tournament winnings surpassed $1 million.
Mizzi has been equally remarkable on the live tournament circuit, where he’s cashed in multiple World Series of Poker, European Poker Tour and World Poker Tour events.
Sorel started 2010 off with a bash by closing third at the Aussie Millions Poker Championship for $659K.
Regardless of the controversy, Sorel Mizzi’s career has not suffered. He is recently sponsored by Titan Poker and he still dominates tournaments both online and live.
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July 12, 2010
In Titan poker’s latest announcement last April 22, 2010, Titan Poker revealed the newest member of Team Titan: Sorel ‘Imper1um’ Mizzi. Sorel has long since been an online poker big name, with victories in PokerStars’ Sunday Warm-Up for $80K on top as two Full Tilt Series of Online Poker titles. On the live tournament track, Mizzi has a third place finish at the 2007 Paddy Power Irish Open for $280K, a third place closing at the 2008 World Series of Poker Europe $5K Pot Limit Omaha for $240K, and a $253K cash for second in the 2009 WSOP Pot Limit Omaha.
More lately, Mizzi finished third at the 2010 Aussie Millions Poker Championship for $659K. He pursued that up by winning an event at the Borgata Spring Poker Open for $170K and the European Poker Tour Snowfest for $95K. In addition to his $1 million and more in online winnings, Sorel has more than $2.5 million in live tournament earnings.
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July 12, 2010
Canadian poker prodigy is provided with no less lucrative prize, and he has already picked up $659,000 for finishing third at the Aussie Millions Poker Championship, as well as winning the EPT Snowfest for $95,000 and the Borgata Spring Poker Open for $170,000.
Despite his successes, Sorel Mizzi is not without controversy, after he took over his friend Chris Vaughn’s account, which at the time was in the middle of playing a tournament, Mizzi won the tournament but the duos were later disqualified from the event and Vaughn subsequently lost his job as Managing Editor of Bluff Magazine.
Previously a sponsored member of Team Betfair, Mizzi is now looking forward to his new home at Titan Poker, and for all those budding poker players looking to emulate his success, he offers the following advice: “Play within your bankroll. Keep a complete statistics of what games you’re making most money from and focus playing what you’re best at.”
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