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| Jan 08, '23 | CPPT XI - DeepStack Extravaganza | $1,600 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $500K GTD | 4 | + |
John Phan Eliminated by Steve FouttyJan 06, '23 John Phan was all in preflop for 21,000 from the cutoff, and the hijack and Steve Foutty from middle position both had him covered. The two live players then checked down a board dealt A His opponent folded, Phan showed 8 Steve Foutty – 194,000 (32 bb) Player Tags: John Phan John Phan Doubles Through Kathy LiebertJan 06, '23 On the last hand before the break, we saw a big pot brewing on the river between Kathy Liebert and John Phan. The board read J Phan turned over J-5, however, for a flopped full house, and got a full double up to 135,000. Liebert was left with 45,000 as registration closed for the tournament. Player Tags: John Phan, Kathy Liebert Kathy Liebert Doubles Through John PhanJan 06, '23 There was about 30,000 in the pot, and the flop read Q Liebert: A Turn and River: 6 Liebert won the hand to double up to 76,500, and Phan held 128,000 after the hand. Kathy Liebert – 76,500 (30 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Kathy Liebert Jeff Madsen vs. John PhanJan 06, '23 John Phan raised to 2,400 preflop UTG+1, and Jeff Madsen called from the hijack. The flop was dealt K The turn fell 6 Jeff Madsen – 66,500 (66 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Jeff Madsen John Phan Takes Out Two Players on the End of Day BubbleJan 08, '23 UTG got all in preflop for 92,000, middle position reraised all in over the top of him, and John Phan called to cover both of his opponents from late position. All three players then flipped over their cards. Phan: A Board: 7 Phan took out both of his opponents on the last hand of play to stack up 483,000, and Day 1C has ended. The extra $3,463 in prize money will be redistributed into the prize pool. Stay tuned for chip counts and a recap of play. John Phan – 483,000 (48 bb) Player Tags: John Phan Nipun Java Doubles Through John PhanJan 08, '23 John Phan raised to 23,000 and Nipun Java shoved for 321,000. Phan went into the tank for over two minutes before making the call with A The board ran out 7 Player Tags: John Phan, Nipun Java John Phan Gets Lucky Before BreakJan 07, '23 John Phan raised to 13,000 and was called by the button, before the big blind raised to 33,000. Phan thought it over for over a minute before calling, and the button opted to do the same. The flop fell Q The button complied, and Phan turned over A He got it immediately on the turn with the Q He now has 550,000. “Clean living,” said Phan as he dragged in the pot. Player Tags: John Phan Rodger Johnson vs. John PhanJan 07, '23 John Phan raised to 5,000 from the hijack preflop, and Rodger Johnson called from the cutoff before the button reraised to 18,000. Both Phan and the Johnson called before the flop was then dealt 7 Phan bet 18,000, Johnson called, and the button folded before the turn fell 9 Johnson: 7 River: 5 Johnson doubled up to survive with 132,000 after collecting the pot, and Phan was at 41,000 after the hand. Rodger Johnson – 132,000 (52 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Rodger Johnson Giuseppe Pantaleo vs. John PhanJan 07, '23 There was 5,000 in the pot, and the flop read 5 Phan bet another 2,700, and Pantaleo called again before the river delivered the 8 Phan instantly folded his cards, so Pantaleo collected the pot to grow his stack to 65,000. Phan was down to 10,200 after the hand. Giuseppe Pantaleo – 65,000 (54 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Giuseppe Pantaleo Jordan Cristos Eliminated in 17th Place by John PhanJan 08, '23
Phan moved all in for 400,000, and Holtz folded. The two remaining players then revealed their cards. Phan: 10 Turn and River: 2 Cristos was eliminated in 17th place, good for $6,763, and Phan stacked up 725,00 after collecting the pot. John Phan – 900,000 (22 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Jordan Cristos |
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| Jan 07, '23 | CPPT XI - DeepStack Extravaganza | $1,600 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $500K GTD | 3 | + |
John Phan Eliminated by Steve FouttyJan 06, '23 John Phan was all in preflop for 21,000 from the cutoff, and the hijack and Steve Foutty from middle position both had him covered. The two live players then checked down a board dealt A His opponent folded, Phan showed 8 Steve Foutty – 194,000 (32 bb) Player Tags: John Phan John Phan Doubles Through Kathy LiebertJan 06, '23 On the last hand before the break, we saw a big pot brewing on the river between Kathy Liebert and John Phan. The board read J Phan turned over J-5, however, for a flopped full house, and got a full double up to 135,000. Liebert was left with 45,000 as registration closed for the tournament. Player Tags: John Phan, Kathy Liebert Kathy Liebert Doubles Through John PhanJan 06, '23 There was about 30,000 in the pot, and the flop read Q Liebert: A Turn and River: 6 Liebert won the hand to double up to 76,500, and Phan held 128,000 after the hand. Kathy Liebert – 76,500 (30 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Kathy Liebert Jeff Madsen vs. John PhanJan 06, '23 John Phan raised to 2,400 preflop UTG+1, and Jeff Madsen called from the hijack. The flop was dealt K The turn fell 6 Jeff Madsen – 66,500 (66 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Jeff Madsen John Phan Takes Out Two Players on the End of Day BubbleJan 08, '23 UTG got all in preflop for 92,000, middle position reraised all in over the top of him, and John Phan called to cover both of his opponents from late position. All three players then flipped over their cards. Phan: A Board: 7 Phan took out both of his opponents on the last hand of play to stack up 483,000, and Day 1C has ended. The extra $3,463 in prize money will be redistributed into the prize pool. Stay tuned for chip counts and a recap of play. John Phan – 483,000 (48 bb) Player Tags: John Phan Nipun Java Doubles Through John PhanJan 08, '23 John Phan raised to 23,000 and Nipun Java shoved for 321,000. Phan went into the tank for over two minutes before making the call with A The board ran out 7 Player Tags: John Phan, Nipun Java John Phan Gets Lucky Before BreakJan 07, '23 John Phan raised to 13,000 and was called by the button, before the big blind raised to 33,000. Phan thought it over for over a minute before calling, and the button opted to do the same. The flop fell Q The button complied, and Phan turned over A He got it immediately on the turn with the Q He now has 550,000. “Clean living,” said Phan as he dragged in the pot. Player Tags: John Phan Rodger Johnson vs. John PhanJan 07, '23 John Phan raised to 5,000 from the hijack preflop, and Rodger Johnson called from the cutoff before the button reraised to 18,000. Both Phan and the Johnson called before the flop was then dealt 7 Phan bet 18,000, Johnson called, and the button folded before the turn fell 9 Johnson: 7 River: 5 Johnson doubled up to survive with 132,000 after collecting the pot, and Phan was at 41,000 after the hand. Rodger Johnson – 132,000 (52 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Rodger Johnson Giuseppe Pantaleo vs. John PhanJan 07, '23 There was 5,000 in the pot, and the flop read 5 Phan bet another 2,700, and Pantaleo called again before the river delivered the 8 Phan instantly folded his cards, so Pantaleo collected the pot to grow his stack to 65,000. Phan was down to 10,200 after the hand. Giuseppe Pantaleo – 65,000 (54 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Giuseppe Pantaleo Jordan Cristos Eliminated in 17th Place by John PhanJan 08, '23
Phan moved all in for 400,000, and Holtz folded. The two remaining players then revealed their cards. Phan: 10 Turn and River: 2 Cristos was eliminated in 17th place, good for $6,763, and Phan stacked up 725,00 after collecting the pot. John Phan – 900,000 (22 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Jordan Cristos |
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| Jan 06, '23 | CPPT XI - DeepStack Extravaganza | $1,600 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $500K GTD | 2 | + |
John Phan Eliminated by Steve FouttyJan 06, '23 John Phan was all in preflop for 21,000 from the cutoff, and the hijack and Steve Foutty from middle position both had him covered. The two live players then checked down a board dealt A His opponent folded, Phan showed 8 Steve Foutty – 194,000 (32 bb) Player Tags: John Phan John Phan Doubles Through Kathy LiebertJan 06, '23 On the last hand before the break, we saw a big pot brewing on the river between Kathy Liebert and John Phan. The board read J Phan turned over J-5, however, for a flopped full house, and got a full double up to 135,000. Liebert was left with 45,000 as registration closed for the tournament. Player Tags: John Phan, Kathy Liebert Kathy Liebert Doubles Through John PhanJan 06, '23 There was about 30,000 in the pot, and the flop read Q Liebert: A Turn and River: 6 Liebert won the hand to double up to 76,500, and Phan held 128,000 after the hand. Kathy Liebert – 76,500 (30 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Kathy Liebert Jeff Madsen vs. John PhanJan 06, '23 John Phan raised to 2,400 preflop UTG+1, and Jeff Madsen called from the hijack. The flop was dealt K The turn fell 6 Jeff Madsen – 66,500 (66 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Jeff Madsen John Phan Takes Out Two Players on the End of Day BubbleJan 08, '23 UTG got all in preflop for 92,000, middle position reraised all in over the top of him, and John Phan called to cover both of his opponents from late position. All three players then flipped over their cards. Phan: A Board: 7 Phan took out both of his opponents on the last hand of play to stack up 483,000, and Day 1C has ended. The extra $3,463 in prize money will be redistributed into the prize pool. Stay tuned for chip counts and a recap of play. John Phan – 483,000 (48 bb) Player Tags: John Phan Nipun Java Doubles Through John PhanJan 08, '23 John Phan raised to 23,000 and Nipun Java shoved for 321,000. Phan went into the tank for over two minutes before making the call with A The board ran out 7 Player Tags: John Phan, Nipun Java John Phan Gets Lucky Before BreakJan 07, '23 John Phan raised to 13,000 and was called by the button, before the big blind raised to 33,000. Phan thought it over for over a minute before calling, and the button opted to do the same. The flop fell Q The button complied, and Phan turned over A He got it immediately on the turn with the Q He now has 550,000. “Clean living,” said Phan as he dragged in the pot. Player Tags: John Phan Rodger Johnson vs. John PhanJan 07, '23 John Phan raised to 5,000 from the hijack preflop, and Rodger Johnson called from the cutoff before the button reraised to 18,000. Both Phan and the Johnson called before the flop was then dealt 7 Phan bet 18,000, Johnson called, and the button folded before the turn fell 9 Johnson: 7 River: 5 Johnson doubled up to survive with 132,000 after collecting the pot, and Phan was at 41,000 after the hand. Rodger Johnson – 132,000 (52 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Rodger Johnson Giuseppe Pantaleo vs. John PhanJan 07, '23 There was 5,000 in the pot, and the flop read 5 Phan bet another 2,700, and Pantaleo called again before the river delivered the 8 Phan instantly folded his cards, so Pantaleo collected the pot to grow his stack to 65,000. Phan was down to 10,200 after the hand. Giuseppe Pantaleo – 65,000 (54 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Giuseppe Pantaleo Jordan Cristos Eliminated in 17th Place by John PhanJan 08, '23
Phan moved all in for 400,000, and Holtz folded. The two remaining players then revealed their cards. Phan: 10 Turn and River: 2 Cristos was eliminated in 17th place, good for $6,763, and Phan stacked up 725,00 after collecting the pot. John Phan – 900,000 (22 bb) Player Tags: John Phan, Jordan Cristos |
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| Nov 13, '21 | 2021 DeepStack Championship II | $2,500 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $1 Million GTD | 3 | + |
Matthias Auer Eliminates John Phan and Aneese PuriNov 13, '21
Puri showed J-7 and was up against Phan’s 9-9 and Auer’s A-10. The flop brought a king and jack, giving Auer a gutshot straight draw and an overcard against Puri’s second pair. He turned Broadway, which left both Puri and Phan drawing dead to the river. Since Phan held the slight chip advantage at the start of the hand, he took the slightly better finishing position in 24th, while Puri took 25th. Phan earned a payjump with a $12,200 payday, while Puri left with $10,647. Matthias Auer – 2,100,000 Player Tags: John Phan, AMARENDER PURI |
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| Nov 14, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 3 | + |
Level 7 Update: Approaching 200 PlayersNov 12, '10
Players Remaining: 215 of 330 Eliminations: Jeff Madsen Big Hands: Bonomo vs. Phan Justin Bonomo raised to 1,700 UTG+1 and John Phan reraised to 3,100 from the hijack. The flop fell K Tim Phan Busts The board read 8 Antonio Esfandiari Takes a Big Hit The board read K Esfandiari: 7 River: 10 The small blind doubled up and Esfandiari saw his stack plummet. Left in the Deck Bustout Pace Increases The rate of eliminations has increased drastically during these last two levels of play. More than a third of the field has fallen already today, and by the end of play tonight the 330 players that started the day should be chopped in half. Player Tags: John Phan, Tim Phan, Justin Bonomo, Adam Levy John Phan Can't Beat DeucesNov 14, '10
Phan had A-J and his opponent held pocket deuces for a 200,000 pot. The deuces won and Phan was done. Player Tags: John Phan |
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| Nov 12, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 7 Update: Approaching 200 PlayersNov 12, '10
Players Remaining: 215 of 330 Eliminations: Jeff Madsen Big Hands: Bonomo vs. Phan Justin Bonomo raised to 1,700 UTG+1 and John Phan reraised to 3,100 from the hijack. The flop fell K Tim Phan Busts The board read 8 Antonio Esfandiari Takes a Big Hit The board read K Esfandiari: 7 River: 10 The small blind doubled up and Esfandiari saw his stack plummet. Left in the Deck Bustout Pace Increases The rate of eliminations has increased drastically during these last two levels of play. More than a third of the field has fallen already today, and by the end of play tonight the 330 players that started the day should be chopped in half. Player Tags: John Phan, Tim Phan, Justin Bonomo, Adam Levy John Phan Can't Beat DeucesNov 14, '10
Phan had A-J and his opponent held pocket deuces for a 200,000 pot. The deuces won and Phan was done. Player Tags: John Phan |
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| Oct 15, '10 | 2010 Festa Al Lago Classic | WPT Festa Al Lago Main Event | 1 | + |
Festa al Lago Preliminary Event HighlightsOct 15, '10
John Phan won a $1,000 limit hold’em event, and he was joined at the final table by Card Player father and son duo of Barry Shulman, who cashed in fifth place, and Jeff Shulman, who cashed in third place. Card Player Player of the Year contender Thomas Marchese also cashed in fifth place in a $1,000 no-limit hold’em with rebuys event to take home 120 POY points and close the gap between him and current leader, Dwyte Pilgrim. The battle for the POY lead is now just separated by just 210 points. Scott Clements capped off an exciting preliminary week at Bellagio when he won a $1,000 no-limit hold’em with rebuys event, topping a final table that also included Van Altsyne, Jon Turner, and Gavin Smith. The largest preliminary event of the week was a $5,000 no-limit hold’em event that attracted 90 players and created a $436,500 prize pool. November Niner Joseph Cheong won the tournament, taking home $142,635 in prize money. He topped Brock Parker in heads-up play, and a final table that included Vivek Rajkumar. The professionals fared well in the preliminary events at Bellagio as you can see, and they will out in force at the WPT main event as well. Player Tags: John Phan, John Cernuto, Jeff Shulman, Barry Shulman, Scott Clements |
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| Aug 21, '10 | 2010 Legends of Poker | WPT Legends of Poker Main Event | 2 | + |
Level 2 Update: Former WPT Legends Champ John Phan EliminatedAug 21, '10
Players Remaining: 250 out of 273 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Justin Young — 68,000 (pictured right) Average Chip Count: 25,000 Notable Eliminations: John Phan Chip Movers and Shakers It is not uncommon for the top 10 spots on the leader board to be volatile on the first day of a tournament and today is no different. The leader board has been redesigned during the second level of the day and the new chip leader is Justin Young with 68,000. Other notable additions near the top include Jared Hamby, Erick Lindgren, and Van Nguyen. Jonathan Little has held strong with 54,000. Players that are now in trouble with 15,000 or less include Eric Baldwin, Adam Geyer, David Oppenheim, J.C. Alvarado, Matt Stout, Shane Schleger, and Scott Seiver. Big Hands: John Phan Eliminated John Phan won the WPT Legends of Poker main event in 2008, but things have not gone as well for him today. He checked a flop of 5 Phan: K Phan was eliminated on the hand. Amit Makhija Gains Some Chips There was a flop of 7 Isaac Baron Beats Matt Affleck Matt Affleck raised to 450 preflop from the early position and Isaac Baron made the call from the hi-jack. The flop was dealt K The turn fell A Baron flipped over Q Left in the Deck Dinner Break Madness The tournament staff here at the Bike has decided to stagger the dinner break this evening. At 6:30 p.m. tables 16-30 will head to dinner. At 7:30 p.m. those players will return and tables 1-15 will get the buffet leftovers. When all of this food flip-flopping is finished level 4 should be in the books and the field should be happy and full before the final two levels of the night begin. Player Tags: John Phan, Isaac Baron, Amit Makhija, Matt Affleck |
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| Jul 08, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 4 | + |
Level Two, Hour Two: Ivey ClimbingJul 08, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Khamsy Nuanmanee – 115,000 Card Player Family Chip Counts Jeff Shulman — 22,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
In a 4-way raised pot, the flop cam e4 Elizabeth folded by Serock tanked and made the call. When the J Serock still had 43,000 after the hand, but Elizabeth was down to around 17,000. Buffer Straightens Out Opponent Burce Buffer bet 1,000 on a 3-way flop of 4 The 6h came on the river and seat 8 checked to the aggressor. Buffer fired 2,500 and seat 8 checked his cards before letting them hit the muck. Buffer showed anyway, the A Hachem Loses to Two Pair Entering the action late, Joe Hachem faced a bet of 1,600 from his opponent on a board of Q
Entering the action late, a pot of 17,000 had developed on a board of 9 After tanking for a while in front of the ESPN cameras, his opponent folded Q Little Value for Little’s Set On a board of Q
With 2,500 already in the pot preflop, Justin Smith fired 1,800 after the flop came down 8 The action was then on John Phan, and the action stayed on John Phan for awhile. He tanked for more than three minutes, giving the ESPN camera crews along with other players time to crowd around the table. Phan counted out a call, then counted out a raise, then looked at his cards, then shuffled his chips altogether, then looked at his hand again. The player in seat 1 then leaned over to the dealer and asked in a whisper what the procedure was when asking to call a clock on a player. Eventually, Phan did release his hand. Smith did the same in much faster fashion as his cards almost beat Phan’s to the muck. Ferguson took the pot and he was back around 30,000. “You were going to get reraised anyway,” Phan told Smith after the hand. “Yeah,” Smith responed. “But I call you.” Smith was at 32,000 and Phan was at 28,000. Sheikhan Can’t Call Picking up the action after the board read A Sheikhan checked and seat 7 bet 1,500. Seat 10 mucked and Sheikhan soon followed suit. Sheikhan was down to 28,300. George Danzer Chops a Pot On a board read Q77QA a player in middle position bet 1,050 and George Danzer quickly called. His oppnented tabeled the 87 and Danzer exposed the 97 for a chop. Danzer was at right around the starting stack of 30,000 after the hand.
Over in the pavilion room, Kirk Morrison was sitting at a table with a beer and no chips. Morrison wasn’t all in, but simply waiting to receive his chips and to be dealt a hand, after registering late on day 1d. Morrison was the last player that made it into the main event last year, but said he showed up this year fifteen minutes earlier in order to avoid another close call. David Saab Moves All In David Saab bet from early position and was called by an opponent on the button. The flop came J
Bernard Lee reraised to 1,525 preflop after his opponent raised to 400. Another opponent and the original raiser made the call and the flop was dealt K His opponent bet 8,500 and Lee made the call. The river brought the 8 Left in the Deck: Players will be on a 20-minute break shortly. Player Tags: John Phan, Shawn Sheikhan, Phil Ivey, Bernard Lee, Joe Hachem, Kirk Morrison, Jonathan Little, Shannon Elizabeth, Joseph Serock, David Saab |
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| Jun 24, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 44 - $2,500 Mixed Hold'em | 1 | + |
Dinner BreakJun 24, '10
The current chip average is 22,500. The prize pool officially stands at $1,166,100. First place will walk away with $268,238. The top 54 finishers will earn a payday of at least $4,512. Two-time bracelet winner John Phan is atop the chip counts at the moment. Notable eliminations on day one include Shaun Deeb, Kevin Saul, Bryan Devonshire, Bertrand Grospellier and Tom Dwan. Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman — 41,000 Player Twitter Accounts: Jeff Shulman The remaining players will return to their seats at around 8:20 p.m. PST. Player Tags: John Phan |
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Jordan Cristos got all in preflop for 50,000 from early position, John Phan called to cover him from middle position, and Mike Holtz raised to 175,000 behind him. Phan called before the flop was dealt 8
Aneese Puri was down to his last couple of big blinds and put them in blind from under the gun. Two-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner and World Poker Tour champion John Phan moved all in from middle position for about 500,000 and Matthias Auer called out of the big blind, having both players covered.
Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante
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fell on the turn. Phan bet 9,000 and once again Bonomo made the call. Both players checked the K
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Highlights from the preliminary events include preliminary victories by 
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Serock and Elizabeth Give Some Away
Ivey Forces a Big Laydown
Ferguson Takes A Pot, But John Phan The Star
Kirk Morrison Sitting With Just a Beer
Bernard Lee Wins a Nice One
169 players remain out of the 507 that registered.