Matty Yates is indeed a man who loves the game so much that he made a deal with his wife. The deal is that his wife, Hannah McKenzie-Yates is not allowed to complain about the amount of time he spends playing the game. Of course, there has to be something in return. The deal is that Matty can play poker as much as he wants to, but any winnings made from these sessions will be directly sent to his wife’s bank account. Of course, in a way, Matty’s wife will have no choice but to display support and not complain one bit about his gaming habits.

The Deal between Matty and Hannah

It’s no longer a surprise. Men will find ways to enjoy what they love doing without having to suffer from constant nagging from his significant other. In this case, Matty Yates is free to enjoy games of poker without complaints as long as his wife Hannah gets to have his winnings. It’s basically a win-win situation if you’re not at all that concerned with the cash you win. In return, Matty Yates does not hear any complaints from his wife. His wife, of course will have to find some way to deal with Matty’s most recent winning which amounted to $60,000 – a large sum at that. During the final hours of the tournament, Hannah was watching the action via live streaming which, in a way counts as support for her husband’s dedication in the game. This is definitely one way of getting along and both of them are pretty much satisfied by it.

Matty Yates and the WPT Snowfest Championship

Matty Yates has been playing online poker for a bit now and he has managed to qualify for the Snowfest event in Queenstown through winning a tournament from PokerStar. The tournament lasted for about a week and there were only nine players left at the start of the final day. These nine players from the lot of 127 players were to battle each other for the $342,900 prize. After hours of gaming, Marcel Schreiner of Germany took the title of Snowfest Champion together with the prize of $94,300 with his full house. Matty Yates finished as a runner up and managed to collect $60,000 in prize money, all of which are going directly to his wife’s bank account.

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