The entities that comprise Wicked Chops Enterprises are looking to be involved in something scandalous. Any scandalous thing will do. If you’re into scandalous things, please contact that entities that comprise Wicked Chops Enterprises at contact@wickedchopspoker.com.

Because apparently scandalous things do the poker game good.

In May, David Williams won a WSOPC H.O.R.S.E. event. This weekend, Williams claimed his first-ever bracelet by winning the $1,500 7-Card Stud event.

Williams, who finished second in the WSOP ME in 2004, vaulted himself into elite young gun status with the win. He’s also given Chops’ WSOP Fantasy League team a significant shot in the arm. Nice work, DW.

It was a good weekend in general for Team Bodog. Along with Williams’ win, Bodog founder Calvin Ayre had the light shined on him in a Nightline feature by Martin Brashir. Showcasing Bodog’s appeal–built largely around the "Ayre lifestyle" (at left)–the piece demonstrated how Ayre’s brand building efforts are truly paying off, as Bodog banked over $7.3 billion last year.

With Williams’ win and Ayre’s airing, you really can’t beat Bodog this weekend.

* Images from Poker Pages and ABC News, respectively.

Tagged as: 2006 world series of poker, 2006 WSOP, bodog, calvin ayre, David Williams

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