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Eric Drache
Eric Drache (born 1943) is a professional poker player, former cardroom manager and consultant for NBC. Drache is best known for his management contributions to the poker world, and he is also a notable seven-card stud player. He finished second in World Series of Poker stud events in 1973, 1981 and 2009.〔(Hendon Mob tournament results )〕
As of 2009, Drache's total live poker tournament winnings exceed $325,000.〔
Drache was responsible for inventing tournament satellites while running the World Series of Poker in the 1970s as a way to get more entries per tournament.〔(Pokerlistings.com: Event 6 - $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Championship Live Updates )〕〔(Totalgambler.com: How to qualify for the WSOP )〕 Drache also managed and hosted notable cardrooms at the Golden Nugget and The Mirage.〔(Las Vegas Review-Journal: Nugget's new room gives professional poker player reason to return )〕 Drache's innovations as poker manager include: ante structures, dealer training and the invention of the "must-move" table. Eric Drache trained both Donna Harris〔(Pokerpages.com: Casino Profiles - Mirage )〕 and Doug Dalton, cardroom managers at The Mirage and Bellagio respectively.
In the mid-'90s, he was prosecuted on federal tax fraud charges and lost his Nevada gaming license as a result, which is required to work in casinos.
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