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Welcome to the Ultimate IRONMAN 70.3 Lanzarote Experience!

An Ironman Triathlon is one of a series of long-distance triathlon races organized by the World Triathlon Corporation (WTC), consisting of a 2.4-mile (3.86 km) swim, a 112-mile (180.25 km) bicycle ride and a marathon 26.22-mile (42.20 km) run, raced in that order. The Club La Santa IRONMAN Lanzarote is an official qualifying event for the IRONMAN World Championship in Hawaii. 40 slots for the 2021 IRONMAN World Championship will be allocated to age groups according to the number of participants in each group, guaranteeing at least one slot in each group.In 2020 the race will again take place in the beautiful town of Playa Blanca and its surroundings. Do not miss out a new challenge and journey.
For the second time since its beginning in 2012, the IRONMAN 70.3 Lanzarote will take place in the beautiful town of Playa Blanca and its surroundings.
Swim Course, 1.9 km
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Bike Course, 90.1 km
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IMPORTANT! The road of Femés is closed for cycling until race day.
You can check the course by car. But for security reason is not open for cyclists anymore, until race day.
Run Course, 21.1 km
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The IRONMAN 70.3 Lanzarote is a qualifying race for the 2021 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. Age Group slots and 2 Pro slots will be distributed according to the number of athletes in each group, guaranteeing at least one slot for each category. A total prize purse of $25,000* will be divided between the top 6 men and women in the Professional category.
Full race information can be found on the official website ironman703lanzarote.com
* The prize money will be paid after deduction of personal tax, according to the international agreements for each country. The prize money will be paid to the athletes by bank transfer (it does not include bank commissions). The prize money winners will receive a form via email a few days after the race. This form must be completed and returned to the event organizers along with a copy of the athlete’s ID/passport.
When I got into triathlon 5 years ago, I read about Ironman and the Kona qualification system. Pretty soon, it became a long-term ambition of mine to qualify for Kona. With a little background research on the typical race times required to qualify and with a large dose of optimistic thinking, I was sure that it would be possible if I worked hard enough for it.
Just 48 hours ago, I raced Ironman UK; my 4th long-distance triathlon and 2nd Ironman branded event (after Ironman Wales last September). The race went well. It wasn’t perfect; with such a long day of racing it’s very unlikely that everything will go precisely to plan.
I finished the challenging Ironman UK course in joint 4th in the M30-34 age group with a time of 9:48.00 (with exactly the same time – to the second – as a Belgian chap). Seeing the results shortly after finishing, I thought that I had probably done enough to qualify (in part because Brian Fogarty, who won the age group, also smashed IM Lanzarote in May and therefore likely accepted his Kona slot in Lanzarote). However, I wasn’t certain and didn’t know whether the M30-34 age group at Ironman UK would be allocated 4 Kona slots again this year (as was the case in 2016).
Lydia and my parents were as superb as ever post-race, providing food, drink and ferrying me back to our accommodation. Lee (a friend and fellow Windmiler club member) was also competing and soon also finished the race with a cracking time. In the evening Lydia, Lee and I went for a few pints to celebrate. I only slept for 4 hours the night after the race which seems to be a recurring theme after each of the long-distance races that I’ve completed!
Monday morning meant that it was time for the post-race Ironman UK awards ceremony to find out if I had done enough to qualify for Kona. Eventually the waiting was over; it was confirmed that there were 4 automatic Kona slots available in M30-34 and Brian Fogarty already had his Kona slot from Ironman Lanzarote. I’m not sure what would’ve happened in the event that Brian Fogarty had required a Kona slot (with me coming joint 4th and with 4 slots available); I guess that Ironman Corporation would’ve probably offered slots to us both (I can’t imagine that they would likely turn-down the opportunity to bag another $999 entry fee for the World Championship!).
When my name was called at the ceremony, I was awarded my floral lei, handed a bottle of Kona Brewing Co. beer and a Kona qualifier’s medal along with the World Championship slot. All for the bargain price of only $999 (!!!). Happy days.
I must say a special thanks to those who have assisted me so much to achieve the slightly arbitrary goal of Kona qualification, which many triathletes have. Those who I couldn’t have done it without include:
• Lydia – who has supported me so much over the past 4.5 years and put up with my spells of tiredness and grumpiness from days of over-exertion. Not many partners would allow the second bedroom of their flat to be turned into a “bike room”.
• My parents – for coming along and supporting at so many of my races. For feeding me and ferrying me and my bike around so frequently (often before sunrise at middle and long-distance events!).
• Matt – for the Ironman UK course recce weekend a few weeks ago.Kona Slots Ironman Lanzarote
• The Windmiler club coaches and members who I’ve had good discussions / advice / laugh over pints with since joining the club 3 years ago.Slots Ironman Lanzarote Hotel
• The authors of the various invaluable sources of information on triathlon training and racing that are out there.
I also bagged a Challenge Roth 2018 entry yesterday (thanks to Matt again) so my next two long distance races should be pretty special!
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2021年1月14日

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This was always going to be the list with the biggest winners, and how quickly we have all forgotton about David Benyamine. No surprise, however, to see the biggest online loser of all time Gus Hansen made a big dent in his bankroll here.
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Elected to the Poker Hall of Fame. Winner of a Main Event (year in bold). E Bracelet won at a WSOP Europe event. A Bracelet won at a WSOP Asia Pacific event. C Bracelet by winning the World Series of Poker Circuit National Championship. O Bracelet won at a 2020 World Series of Poker Online event. The 32-year-old poker pro earned $10 million for winning the $1 million buy-in “Big One for One Drop” at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas Tuesday night. The big win bumped his recorded. The Hendon Mob ranks him 1st on Maryland, USA All-Time Money List. Carlos Mortensen; Total Winnings: $11,929,969. Carlos Mortensen is the only South American winner of the WSOP Main Event. He is an Ecuadorian poker master of Danish descent. He has won two WSOP bracelets and is a three-time WPT champion. The all-time money list will always be a hot topic of discussion in the poker world. With the amounts won and places occupied by the players constantly in flux due to numerous high roller events taking place around the world each year, we take a quick snapshot at the current top five names on the list, how much they’ve won, and how they got there.23/12/2016
Poker is an exciting game. The adrenaline rush of pulling a big bluff, dragging in a huge pot, or winning a major title can be compared to a few things in things in this life. Over the years, we’ve witnessed numerous such moments and it’s hard to pick out the most important ones. Every big hand has its own magic.
When there are so many moments to choose from, making any sort of top list-type of an article is difficult. This article will focus on top 10 biggest poker wins. But, it won’t focus on the sheer cash amount. There are other things that make a poker win big even if the amount won doesn’t seem as significant in the overall scheme of things.1. Chris Moneymaker Wins 2003 WSOP Main Event
Chris Moneymaker, the 2004 World Series of Poker champion, competes on the fourth day of the first round of the WSOP no-limit Texas Hold ’em main event at the Rio Hotel & Casino July 31, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
When an unknown accountant from Tennessee qualified for the 2003 WSOP Main Even via a satellite tournament on PokerStars, nobody could imagine how big of an effect this would have on the game of poker. The man with a catchy surname and not much else going for him in poker terms came to Las Vegas filled with dreams and hopes. His story wasn’t unlike one of the so many others coming to Sin City, looking for their share of luck.
However, Moneymaker stood out from the rest. He managed to outlast every single player in the Main Event, seizing the title and the $2.5 million prize to go with it. In an epic ending, he squared off against famous Sammy Farha and prevailed.
Thanks to television, Moneymaker’s story gave wings to hundreds of thousands around the globe. If a Tennessee accountant could do it, anyone could. In the years to come, the popularity of poker, online and offline, would keep growing, reaching unthinkable proportions. That 2003 Main Event changed the game of poker forever.2. Antonio Esfandiari Takes Home Big One for One Drop
Back in 2012, a professional player Antonio ‘The Magician’ Esfandiari took home the biggest prize in tournament poker. Playing in the first $1,000,000 buy-in event, Esfandiari managed to be the last man standing in the 48-strong field consisting of top professionals and wealthy businessmen.
In the end, ‘The Magician’ took home a prize of $18.3 million, for a cool profit in excess of $17 million. To this day, this is the biggest single prize won in a poker tournament, and it is a record that won’t be easily surpassed.3. Jamie Gold and a $12,000,000 Victory
rofessional poker player Jamie Gold competes in the Raising the Stakes for Cerebral Palsy Celebrity Poker Tournament at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino hosted by the One Step Closer Foundation to raise funds and awareness for people with cerebral palsy on June 19, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Following Moneymaker’s 2003 victory, fields in the annual WSOP Main Event kept growing. The 2006 Main Event saw the largest-ever WSOP ME field, gathering a total of 8,773 players and creating a massive prize pool of $82.5 million. Of this amount, $12,000,000 was reserved for the winner.
The man who took home that amount was Jamie Gold. Gold, who’s a TV producer and a talent agent, has been a regular fixture in poker tournaments over the years. However, he wasn’t a professional player. That didn’t stop him from outlasting the huge field to seize the prestigious title and the $12 million win.
Jamie’s victory will be remembered for a long time for reasons other than money, though. For the entire duration of the tournament, Gold kept talking, trying to extract information from his opponents. Without going into the merits of this strategy, one thing is certain. Watching Jamie Gold doing his thing at the tables was loads of fun.4. Victoria Corren Mitchell Becomes the First Two-Time Female EPT Winner
The European Poker Tour (EPT) is one of the biggest, best-known poker tournament series aside from the WSOP. Although it is being discontinued as such, EPT will certainly be remembered for years to come. It created many great champions, produced hundreds of nerve-wracking moments, and gave us a lot of entertainment.
In the sea of champions, Victoria Corren Mitchell stands out as the only female player to win two EPT titles. First, in 2006 Victoria became the first-ever female EPT winner by triumphing in London. Then, in 2014, she repeated her success by going all the way in San Remo. These two wins combined brought her in excess of $1.5 million and, more importantly, added her name to the pages of poker history.5. Martin Jacobson and an Even $10,000,000 Win
After Gold’s victory in 2006, WSOP Main Event never really saw such a huge field of players descend on Las Vegas. Prize pools were still quite significant, but they didn’t reach that magic $10 million mark. That’s why WSOP organizers decided to up the ante by offering $10,000,000 for the 2014 Main Event winner.
That amount eventually went to the Swede Martin Jacobson who outlasted the field of 6,683 players and took home the huge amount. One peculiarity about this year was that tournament organizers had to water-down the prize pool somewhat to meet the first place guarantee. Thus, runner-up Felix Stephenson won “only” $5.1 million for his second place finish.6. $15,000,000 for Dan Colman
The WSOP 2014 saw another huge winner. That year was the second time the $1,000,000 buy-in Big One for One Drop was staged, once again attracting some of the game’s best to the tables. The field was slightly smaller, as 42 players showed up to play this time around, but it was still a prize pool of $37,000,000 to be distributed only among the few of the highest finishers.
The top prize of $15.3 million went to Daniel Colman, a player who built his reputation primarily at a virtual (online felt). Finishing runner-up that year was one of the best-known faces in poker, Daniel ‘KidPoker’ Negreanu, who banked just shy of $8.3 million.7. Tom Dwan, Phil Ivey & Largest Pot in Televised History
Poker Pro Phil Ivey plays poker at Ante Up for Africa 2010 on July 3, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
We all love seeing high stakes televised cash games. Many believe that’s poker at its best, with high-pressure moments, huge bluffs, and missteps that can cost players high six figures. Over the years, we’ve seen a number of big pots take place, but one of them remains remembered as the largest one in televised history.
The hand was played between two of the game’s greats, Phil Ivey and Tom Dwan. Both well-known high stakes professionals, Ivey is certainly better known to the poker fandom. However, this particular pot didn’t go quite as planned.
The pot in question took place on Season 4 of the Million Dollar Cash Game show. The action was three-handed, but Patrik Antonius decided to sit this one out. Ivey and Dwan kept at it, and after they both had made straights on the turn, all the money went in, creating a $1.1 million pot. Dwan held the absolute nuts and Ivey was drawing dead with his smaller straight, making Dwan the man who took down the biggest pot in poker televised history.8. Johnny Lodden aka ‘bad_ip’ High Stakes Adventure
We can’t discuss biggest poker wins without at least mentioning online poker, as this is a very big and significant segment of the game. Back in a day when online poker was still rather young, Johnny ‘bad_ip’ Lodden wracked havoc on the Prima network. He’s been known to play in the highest games available, and for a while, he was considered the biggest winner to hit the felt on the network. Although no one knows exact numbers, Lodden’s wins were measured in millions.
However, it all came to a crashing end for Johnny as he admittedly lost his entire bankroll on Prima. According to Lodden, the amount was in a vicinity of $10,000,000. Norwegian pro thus went from being one of the most feared online players around to being broke in a span of a couple of years. Lodden did manage to rebuild his bankroll later on thanks to a stake from a friend.9. Largest Online Poker Pot ($1.3 million+)
High stakes action has been going strong at online tables for over a decade now, and many big pots have exchanged hands. There is no doubt that significant amounts of money went back and forth between the players on lesser-known rooms, away from prying eyes of curious railbirds.
However, one pot officially stands out among the biggest poker wins in online history. It was played between two high stakes regulars, Patrik Antonius and Viktor ‘Isildur1’ Blom. The two squared off at a heads up pot limit Omaha table and, sitting with more than $600,000 in front of them (each), they managed to put it all in the middle. The end result? A pot worth $1,356,946!10. Largest Online Tournament Win ($2,278,097)
Rounding up this list of top 10 biggest poker wins in history, we must mention the biggest ever online tournament win. That honor went to Tyson ‘POTTERPOKER’ Marks. He triumphed in the 2010 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) Main Event, taking home just shy of $2.3 million.
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