TORONTO, July 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --
- Jamie Dawick Will be Wearing the Bodog Colours at WSOP & Launching @JDawick
Toronto Rock Owner and
President Jamie Dawick will compete in the World
Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas, this week. Dawick will
enter this year's Main Event by playing on Day 1B on Friday (July
8).
In 2007, Dawick posted his best finish in the Main Event by
finishing in 363rd place and winning $34,664.
"It's a real grind and a mental game," explains Dawick. "One
mistake and you're gone. It's definitely a marathon and not a
sprint."
In 2009, shortly after buying the Toronto Rock, Dawick made his way
to one of the featured tables and appeared on ESPN's coverage of
the tournament. Seated at the Rock Owner's table were 2004
Main Event Winner Greg Raymer and actor Jason Alexander of Seinfeld
television fame.
Dawick would love to add a WSOP
bracelet to his NLL
Championship Ring he won in May when the Rock defeated the
Washington Stealth but realizes from past experience that this
tournament is a whole different beast than what happens on the
lacrosse floor in the NLL.
"The goal is to win, but the first step is cashing in the
tournament. It's somewhat like making the playoffs to put it in
lacrosse terms. Then once you're in, the focus is on that
bracelet," said Dawick. "I just want to play good poker and
play my game. There's a lot of factors you can't control and
you have to hope for a bit of luck at the same time."
Dawick will be wearing Toronto Rock gear throughout
the tournament and will also be sporting Bodog patches on his Rock
wear. Bodog is a proud sponsor of the Toronto Rock.
The Rock owner will also use the World Series of Poker Main Event
to launch himself into the Twitterverse. You can follow
@JDawick and can track his trip through the field at the Main Event
from the Rio All-Suite Hotel in Las Vegas.
Following the Main Event, Dawick will continue to tweet regularly
and give lacrosse fans a look behind the scenes at the day-to-day
operations of the Toronto Rock Lacrosse Club.
For further information please call Ed Pownall, BodogBrand's International Press Officer (London), on +44(0)7825-064776.
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