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Birthdate: Aug 07, 1969 (Age: 55)
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| Jun 12, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 20 - $1,500 Omaha 8/OB | 3 | + |
Level 29 Update: Todd Brunson Eliminated in 3rd PlaceJun 13, '13 Level: 29 Blinds: 30,000-60,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 3,200,000 Players Eliminated: 3rd: Todd Brunson – $107,349 Live Updates:
Todd Brunson raised on the small blind and Can Kim Hua called. The flop was dealt A Todd Brunson Eliminated in Third Place ($107,349) Calen McNeil limped on the small blind and Todd Brunson raised on the big blind. The flop fell J McNeil: 10 Turn and River: A Brunson was eliminated on the hand in third place and McNeil won the hand to take 1.3 million into a heads-up final against Can Kim Hua (3.2 million). Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Todd Brunson, Calen McNeil Level 28 Update: Joe Ford Eliminated in 4th PlaceJun 13, '13 Level: 28 Blinds: 25,000-50,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,535,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,115,000 Players Eliminated: 4th: Joe Ford – $77,917 Live Updates:
First, Todd Brunson doubled up when he scooped a pot against Can Kim Hua with a wheel straight. His next double came as the result of a scoop in a close hand where he and Calen McNeil each had two pair, aces and nines, but Brunson held a jack-kicker to win the hand. Brunson was up to 700,000 after the second double and he was close to 900,000 by the end of the level. Joe Ford Crippled Joe Ford raised and Calen McNeil called preflop. The flop was dealt Q Joe Ford Eliminated in Fourth Place ($77,917) Joe Ford got the last of his chips into the middle preflop against Can Kim Hua preflop and then the two players flipped over their cards. Hua: 6 Board: J Hua scooped the pot with a pair of fives and Ford was eliminated in fourth place on the hand. Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Todd Brunson, Calen McNeil, Joe Ford Level 27 Update: Stephen Chidwick Out in 6th, Tony Ma Out in 5thJun 12, '13 Level: 27 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 4 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 1,901,250 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,400,000 Players Eliminated: 6th: Stephen Chidwick – $43,120
Stephen Chidwick Eliminated in Sixth Place ($43,120) Calen McNeil raised preflop and Todd Brunson called on the small blind. Stephen Chidwick reraised on the big blind and McNeil four-bet. Brunson called and then Chidwick five-bet all in. Both Brunson and McNeil called and the flop was dealt 10 Brunson checked, McNeil bet, and Brunson called. The turn fell 6 Joe Ford Doubles Up Through Calen McNeil Tony Ma raised on the button and Calen McNeil called on the small blind. Joe Ford reraised and Ma called. McNeil reraised again and Ford then capped the betting with one final raise. Ma folded his hand and McNeil called. The flop was dealt 10 Ford: A Turn and River: 7
Tony Ma Eliminated in Fifth Place ($57,521) Tony Ma was all in on a short stack preflop against both Todd Brunson and Joe Ford. The two live players then checked down a board reading 8 Player Tags: Tony Ma, Todd Brunson, Calen McNeil, Stephen Chidwick, Joe Ford Level 26 Update: John Monnette Eliminated in 7th PlaceJun 12, '13 Level: 26 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 1,267,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,150,000 Players Eliminated: 7th: John Monnette – $32,798 Live Updates: Stephen Chidwick Doubles Up Through Todd Brunson Todd Brunson and Stephen Chidwick capped the preflop betting before the flop hit K Brunson: A Turn and River: 10 Chidwick doubled up to 465,000 after the hand and Todd Brunson fell to 320,000. Tony Ma Doubles Up Through Calen McNeil Calen McNeil raised under the gun and both Stephen Chidwick on the button and Tony Ma on the big blind called. The flop was dealt Q
John Monnette raised and Calen McNeil reraised preflop. Monnette called and the flop was dealt J McNeil: A Turn and River: 10 Monnette was eliminated in seventh place and McNeil grew his stack to 960,000 on the hand. Player Tags: Tony Ma, Todd Brunson, John Monnette, Calen McNeil, Stephen Chidwick Official Final Table Begins for Event No. 20 ($1,500 Omaha Eight-or-Better)Jun 12, '13 The final table of Event No. 20 ($1,500 Omaha Eight-or-Better) has begun, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all major hands, current chip counts, and prize payouts. With the elimination of Dale Beaudoin in tenth place ($15,623), the nine-handed final table is now set. Play will begins in Level 24 with blinds of 10,000-20,000, and action will continue until a winner is determined. Play may be extended an additional day if it takes more than 10 levels to reach a winner as noted on the official structure sheet. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players stack up: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua -908,000 While only 9 remain, this event attracted a field of 1,014 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,368,900, and the top 117 players made the money. Here is a look at the final table payouts: 1st Place: $277,274 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all major hands, current chip counts, and prize payouts. Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Tony Ma, Todd Brunson, John Monnette, Stephen Chidwick |
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| Jun 08, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 15 - $5,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi/Low Split 8/OB | 3 | + |
Adam Friedman Wins Event no. 15 ($269,037)Jun 09, '12 Level: 30 Ante: 20,000 Adam Friedman Wins Event no. 15 ($269,037)
Todd Brunson entered the final level of the night with a slight chip lead of 1,750,000 to Adam Friedman’s 1,430,000, and quickly extended his lead after scooping a big pot early in the level. Brunson won the nearly 1.5 million showdown with a pair of sixes for the high and an eight low. That hand put Brunson way out in front with about 2,350,000 to Friedman’s 830,000. Friedman managed to climb back to even after winning a showdown with a pair of aces and then took the lead once again after winning a huge showdown with a pair of tens. After nearly three and a half hours of heads-up play, Adam Friedman finally defeated Todd Brunson to win his first WSOP gold bracelet Adam Friedman brought in the 2 Friedman: J Brunson was all in for his tournament life with a split pair of tens against Friedman’s wired jacks. Brunson failed to improve by the river and was eliminated in 2nd place ($166,269). Adam Friedman wins Event no. 15, taking home the $269,037 grand prize and the fifteenth gold bracelet of the 2012 WSOP. Be sure to check back with Card Player for all of your final table action, current chip counts, and prize distributions for each gold bracelet event. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Adam Friedman Level 29 Update: Brunson Holds Slight Lead Over FriedmanJun 09, '12 Level: 29 Ante: 15,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 1,590,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 2 — Todd Brunson — 1,680,000 Live Updates: Brunson Takes Charge
Level 28 came and went without any real significant action or big change in the chip counts as both players were relatively even heading into Level 29 with about 13 big bets each. With the betting limits so high, small pots became more significant and it didn’t take much to see a big swing in the chip counts. Brunson scooped a pot off of Friedman in a hand that went to a showdown at the beginning of Level 29 that put Brunson out in front with a more than 2:1 chip lead. Brunson brought in the 9 Brunson: 9 Friedman bet 60,000 with ace-high on fourth street and Brunson called. Friedman paired sixes on fifth street and bet 120,000. Brunson called the bet and both players checked on sixth street and the river. Brunson made two pair on seventh street to scoop the pot and take a sizable chip lead over Friedman with about 2.2 million to 900,000. Friedman Touches the Lead
Adam Friedman managed to take the lead about halfway through the level after scooping a big pot with two pair. Friedman brought in the 2 Friedman: 2 Friedman checked queen-high on fourth street, Brunson bet 60,000, Friedman raised to 120,000 and Brunson called the check-raise. Brunson bet 120,000 on fifth street with ace-high, Friedman raised to 240,000 and Brunson called. Brunson bet 120,000 on sixth street and Friedman called. Brunson checked the river, Friedman bet 120,000 and Brunson called. Friedman made two pair and Brunson missed the low draw. Friedman scooped the pot and took the chip lead for himself that hand with about 1.7 million to Brunson’s 1.5 million. Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Adam Friedman Level 27 Update: Brunson Leads Friedman Heads-Up; Monnette 3rd ($109,444)Jun 09, '12 Level: 27 Ante: 10,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 1,590,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 2 — Todd Brunson — 1,800,000 Players Eliminated: John Monnette — 3rd Place ($109,444) Live Updates: John Monnette Eliminated in 3rd Place ($109,444)
After a relatively uneventful Level 26, the rising blinds were just too much for John Monnette on the short stack and he was eliminated shortly into Level 27. He entered the level in a distant third with just about 4 big bets, trailing well behind Adam Friedman with 1,250,000 (15 BBs) and Todd Brunson who had the chip lead with about 1.6 million ( 20 BBs). Monnette finally got the last of his chips in the middle with a wired pair of aces after calling a three-bet all-in from Adam Friedman on fifth street. Friedman was ahead when the money went in with trip fours with a pair on board and another four in the hole. Monnette failed to catch up by the river and was eliminated in 3rd place ($109,444). With the elimination of John Monnette in 3rd place ($109,444), Todd Brunson took the chip lead going into heads-up play with 2,180,000 to Adam Friedman’s 1,000,000. Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, John Monnette, Adam Friedman Level 23 Update: Zimnan Ziyard Eliminated in 6th Place ($44,967)Jun 08, '12 Level: 23 Players Remaining: 5 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 636,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Sven Arntzen — 515,000 Seat no. 7 — John Monnette — 340,000 Players Eliminated: Zimnan Ziyard — 6th Place ($44,967) Live Updates: Zimnan Ziyard Eliminated in 6th Place ($44,967)
Zimna Ziyard entered the level on the short stack with just 4 big bets and was the next player eliminated. Ziyard managed to find an early double up through John Monnette with a flush, but gave those chips to Todd Brunson on his final hand. Brunson: 7 The pot was four-handed until sixth street after Brunson bet 30,000, Ziyard raid to 60,000, John Monnette and Sven Artzen folded, Brunson three-bet to 90,000, Ziyard reraised all in and Brunson called. Brunson caught a straight on the river to win the pot and eliminate Zimnan Ziyard in 6th place ($44,967). Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Zimnan Ziyard Level Update 22: Ivey 7th ($34,595), Kenney 8th ($27,012)Jun 08, '12 Level: 22 Players Remaining: 6 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 530,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Sven Arntzen — 589,000 Seat no. 6 — Zimnan Ziyard — 123,000 Players Eliminated: Phil Ivey — 7th Place ($34,595) Live Updates: Bryn Kenney Eliminated in 8th Place ($27,012)
Phil Ivey brought in the 2 Monnette: 7 Monnette was ahead on fifth street when the money went in with rolled up sevens against Kenney’s wired eights. Kenney failed to improve by the river and was eliminated in 8th place ($27,012). Phil Ivey Eliminated in 7th Place ($34,595)
Adam Friedman brought in the 2 Brunson: 3 Ivey was behind on fifth street when the money went in with a pair of sevens against Brunson’s pair of eights and both a flush and straight draw. Brunson made a straight on the river to eliminate Phil Ivey in 7th Place ($34,595). Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Bryn Kenney Action Begins, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 08, '12 The final table of Event no. 15 ($5,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi/Low 8/OB) is now underway, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Day 3 began with 19 players, and with the elimination of Brian Twete in 9th Place ($21,392), the official 8-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 21 with limits of 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante, and will continue until a winner is determined. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players match up: Seat no. 1 — Sven Arntzen — 549,000 While only 8 remain, this event gathered 212 players, creating a total prize pool of $996,400. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $269,037 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Adam Friedman, Sven Arntzen, Bryn Kenney, Nikolai Yakovenko, Zimnan Ziyard, Brian Twete |
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| May 31, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 4 - $1,500 Seven-Card Stud Hi/Lo 8/OB | 3 | + |
Level 23 Update: Brunson 7th ($22,142), Rossi 8th ($16,684)May 31, '12 Level: 23 Ante: 3,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 622 Average Chip Count: 466,500 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Yarron Bendor — 460,000 Seat no. 4 — Xuan Liu — 420,000 Seat no. 8 — Cory Zeidman — 775,000 Players Eliminated: 7th Place — Todd Brunson — $22,142 Live Updates: Bonnie Rossi Eliminated in 8th Place ($16,684)
Bonnie Ross entered the level towards the bottom of the chip counts and managed to be the first player eliminated after losing a three-way showdown to Michael Mizrachi. Mizrachi: 7 Rossi took the lead with her ace high on fifth street and bet out for 30,000 with two callers. Mizrachi paired deuces on sixth street and led out for 30,000 with two callers. Mizrachi bet out again for 30,000 on seventh street and Zeidman called the full amount while Rossi called all in for 20,000. Mizrachi scooped both pots with trip deuces, eliminating Bonnie Rossi in 8th place ($16,684). Todd Brunson Eliminated in 7th Place ($22,142)
Xuan Liu brought in the low card for 5,000 with the 4 Liu: 4 Liu had the lead on fith street when the money went in with a wired pair of nines, and Brunson failed to improve. Todd Brunson was eliminated in 7th place ($22,142). Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Michael Mizrachi, Xuan Liu, Bonnie Ross Level 22 Update: Zeidman Continues to DominateMay 31, '12 Level: 22 Ante: 3,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 622 Average Chip Count: 349,875 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Yarron Bendor — 585,000 Live Updates: Cory Zeidman Extends His Lead
Chipleader Cory Zeidman has been throwing the big stack around tonight and came into the final table as the aggressor. Zeidman picked up a few small pots early in the level and took a chunk out of Yarron Bendor’s stack after forcing a fold on seventh street with three aces and a king on board. Zeidman paired aces on fifth street and and tripped up on sixth to trump Bendor’s rolled up fives. Zeidman extended to his lead nearly 900,000 this level, putting some massive distance between himself and the short stack, Todd Brunson with just 65,000. Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Cory Zeidman, Yarron Bendor Action Begins, Official Final Table Now UnderwayMay 31, '12 The final table of Event no. 4 ($1,500 – Seven Card Stud Hi-Low 8 or Better) is now underway, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. With the elimination of Marsha Waggoner in 9th Place ($12,822), the official, 8-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 22 with limits of 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante, and will continue until a winner is determined. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players match up: Seat no. 1 — Yarron Bendor — 383,000 While only 8 remain, this event gathered 622 players, creating a total prize pool of $839,700. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $201,559 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Michael Mizrachi, Cory Zeidman, Bonnie Rossi, Xuan Liu, Brandon Shack-Harris, Yarron Bendor |
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| Jul 14, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 7 | + |
Level 13 Update: Shaun Deeb Suffers Atrocious Beat, Eliminated Shortly ThereafterJul 14, '11 Note: Levels are two hours in length. Players Remaining: 1,080 of 6,865 Blinds: 1,200-2,400 with a 300 ante The Chip Leaders: Patrick Poirier: 1,065,800 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu — 261,700 Notables Eliminated: Shaun Deeb Hands:
After a player opened the action, Shaun Deeb three-bet from the small blind. Max Heinzelmann four-bet from the big blind, and the original raiser folded. Deeb five-bet, and Heinzelmann shoved for about 220,000 total. Deeb snap called with pocket aces and was up against A-6 off suit. The flop brought a six and the river brought another one, crippling Deeb to just 20,000 and propelling the European to about 440,000. Deeb was eliminated shortly thereafter. Sorel Mizzi Takes out an Opponent Sorel Mizzi opened a pot from the hi-jack and then one opponent moved all in for 30,000. Mizzi made the call and they flipped over their cards: Mizzi: A Board: A Mizzi took out his opponent and he increased his chip stack to 150,000. Lee Watkinson Eliminated Lee Watkinson was once up to 90,000, but then had his K-K lose to A-Q, and then he got the last of his chips into the middle after flopping a pair of aces, but lost to Q-Q when his opponent hit trips on the river. Todd Brunson Doubles Todd Brunson flopped a straight and flush draw in a three-way pot. He moved all in and was called by an opponent holding aces. Brunson hit his draw on the turn and doubled to 150,000. Noah Boeken Eliminated In a blind-versus-blind scenario, Noah Boeken got his stack in with A-9 against Q-2. Unfortunately for Boeken his opponent hit a pair of queens and sent him packing. Featured Poker Tweet — Matt Stout
Galen Hall Eliminates a Player Galen Hall held A-Q and called an 11-big-blind shove from a short stack. His opponent held a dominated ace and Hall held to bring his chip stack to about 200,000. Jonathan Little Short Jonathan Little ran his A-K into K-9 on K-9-X-X-X board. Fortunately Little was able to avoid going broke and sits with 45,000. Player Tags: Lee Watkinson, Todd Brunson, Noah Boeken, Sorel Mizzi, Shaun Deeb, Galen Hall |
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| Jul 08, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 4 | + |
Level Four, Hour Two: Vivek Rajkumar CrippledJul 08, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Notable Chip Counts: 1. Michiel Sijpkens — 173,000 Card Player Family Chip Counts Jeff Shulman — 8,400 Big Hands:
Entering the action late, the dealer called for the floor as the clock had been called on Vivek Rajkumar. He was facing a 7,075 bet by seat 10 on a board of J “You now have one minute before your hand becomes…” tablemate David Chiu said before the floor staff could. Some players at the table laughed, but Rajkumar was busy talking out the hand and saying, “You might have aces.” After some time of deliberation, Rajkumar made the call and his opponent turned over his cards, stating, “You were right.” He showed A Vivek shook his head and had just around 8,000 left. Todd Brunson Loses a Pot Pavilion Room Coverage A player in middle position bet 750 and Todd Brunson made the call. The flop came K-10-4 and it was checked for a 4 turn. It was checked again for a 4 turn and checked again for a Q river. Brunson’s opponent bet 1,000 and Brunson diliberated before making the fold. Brunson was down to 40,000.
Jeff Shulman was all in preflop against Johannes Steindl. Shulman tabled the A Allen Cunningham Eliminates a Player Allen Cunningham bet 800 from early position and Bernard Lee called from the cutoff. The small blind moved all in for 11,300. Cunningham called and Lee folded. Cunningham exposed the A
Darvin Moon checked from the big blind after two players limped. The flop came 8 Greenstein Takes One Pavilion Room Coverage After the flop came down K Greenstein fired 2,500 and his opponent mucked. Greenstein took the pot and he was at 37,000. Schwartz Takes a Major Hit Ylon Schwartz thought for a minute when facing a bet of 5,000 from seat 3 on a board showing 2 Seat 3 bet 6,000 on the river and Schwartz looked pained, tanking long and hard. He finally called and seat 3 showed J Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Jeff Shulman, Allen Cunningham, Todd Brunson, Ylon Schwartz, V R, Darvin Moon |
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| Jun 25, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 3 | + |
Level 15: Mortensen New Chip LeaderJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 3,000-6,000 blinds Players Remaining: 41 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 176,341 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 540,000 Notable Eliminations: Jordan Smith Big Hands: Stud
Picking up the action on fourth street, Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Nick Schulman made the call. Alioto then bet 12,000 on fifth street and Schulman called again. Both players checked on sixth and seventh and Alioto tabled Q Alioto was at 140,000 while Schulman was at 106,000. Razz Violette Takes One Richard Ashby completed to 6,000 and Cyndy Violette raised to 12,000. Ashby made the call and Violette fired 6,000 on fourth street. Ashby called once more and Violette led on fifth and sixth for 12,000 each time, despite pairing up on both streets. Ashby called both bets before both players checked the river. Despite having two pair, Violette managed to make a 9-8 low and Ashby could not beat it. Ashby mucked and Violette took in the pot, improving to 160,000.
Todd Brunson, Matt Glantz and Al Barbieri were all involved in a hand. Here is how their boards looked: Brunson: (XXX)5-9-6-4 Brunson completed to 6,000 and both opponents called. On fourth street, Glantz led out with 6,000 and both opponents called. Barbieri led for 12,000 on fifth street and only Brunson stuck around. Brunson led for 12,000 on sixth street and Barbieri made the call. On seventh, Brunson led out again for 12,000 and Barbieri released his hand, leaving himself with 50,000. Brunson took in the pot and was at 300,000. Stud/8 Mortensen Takes The Chip Lead Carlos Mortensen, Jordan Smith and Dario Alioto all got involved in a hand. Each player saw it to the river with chips going into the middle on every street. Mortensen turned over a spade flush to go with an 8-7 low and both opponents mucked. Mortensen scooped the pot and he was at 540,000 which was good for the overall chip lead. Smith was crippled and was eliminated later in the level. Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Cyndy Violette, Al Barbieri, Richard Ashby, Jordan Smith Level 19 Update: Scotty Nguyen and Todd Brunson BustJun 25, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 15,000-30,000 limits Players Remaining: 16 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 451,875 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eugene Katchalov – 830,000 Notable Eliminations: 19. Scotty Nguyen – $21,997 Big Hands:
Razz This hand took place at the very end of the last level. Scotty Nguyen got the last of his chips in on third street against Carlos Mortensen. Their boards ran out like this. Nguyen: (5-7)-4-K-8-8-(10) Nguyen bricked off after starting good on third and Mortensen ended up making a 7-6 low, which was plenty good enough for the pot. Todd Brunson Eliminated Stud We caught up with the action with Todd Brunson already with the last of his chips in the middle against Brandon Adams and the hole cards were already face up. Brunson: (K Adams paired up on the river to eliminated Brunson now his chip stack is up to 240,000.
Stud 8 On sixth street all the boards looked like this. Michael Chow: (X-X)-6 There was already 200,000 in the middle when Carlos Mortensen bet out and was raised by Brandon Adams. After tanking for a little bit, Michael Chow put in a third raise. Both his opponents, although visibly shocked, called to see the river. Everybody checked around on seventh street and Chow turned over A Mortensen and Adams both mucked and Chow scooped the pot, moving him up to 530,000. Adams fell to 200,000 and Mortensen fell to 270,000. Robert Mizrachi Eliminated Omaha 8 Robert Mizrachi and Nick Schulman saw a flop of 10 Mizrachi showed the A Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Brandon Adams, Michael Chow Level 18 Update: Chainsaw Gone, Fischman SurgesJun 25, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: Limits 12,000-24,000 Players Remaining: 19 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 380,526 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Marco Johnson – 770,000 Notable Eliminations: 23. Allen Kessler – $21,997 Big Hands:
Hold’em It folded around to Allen Kessler in the small blind who raised and got the last of his chips in the middle preflop against Brian Townsend. Kessler held J Fischman Scoops a Big One Stud 8 Brian Townsend: (X-X)-8 Richard Ashby led on fourth street and all three players called. Townsend took the lead and bet out on fifth and was only called by Fischman. Townsend checked and called a bet from Fischman on sixth and seventh. Fischman turned over the 8 Abe Mosseri Eliminated Hold’em Abe Mosseri was very short and got the last of his chips in the pot against Matt Glantz. Glantz showed A The board came 7
Omaha 8 Marco Johnson raised from the cutoff and was called in position by Todd Brunson on the button. Johnson bet every street on a board that came off 6 Johnson showed J Player Tags: Scott Fischman, Todd Brunson, Allen Kessler, Abe Mosseri, Matthew Glantz, Brian Townsend, Marco Johnson |
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| Jun 24, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 2 | + |
Level 15: Mortensen New Chip LeaderJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 3,000-6,000 blinds Players Remaining: 41 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 176,341 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 540,000 Notable Eliminations: Jordan Smith Big Hands: Stud
Picking up the action on fourth street, Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Nick Schulman made the call. Alioto then bet 12,000 on fifth street and Schulman called again. Both players checked on sixth and seventh and Alioto tabled Q Alioto was at 140,000 while Schulman was at 106,000. Razz Violette Takes One Richard Ashby completed to 6,000 and Cyndy Violette raised to 12,000. Ashby made the call and Violette fired 6,000 on fourth street. Ashby called once more and Violette led on fifth and sixth for 12,000 each time, despite pairing up on both streets. Ashby called both bets before both players checked the river. Despite having two pair, Violette managed to make a 9-8 low and Ashby could not beat it. Ashby mucked and Violette took in the pot, improving to 160,000.
Todd Brunson, Matt Glantz and Al Barbieri were all involved in a hand. Here is how their boards looked: Brunson: (XXX)5-9-6-4 Brunson completed to 6,000 and both opponents called. On fourth street, Glantz led out with 6,000 and both opponents called. Barbieri led for 12,000 on fifth street and only Brunson stuck around. Brunson led for 12,000 on sixth street and Barbieri made the call. On seventh, Brunson led out again for 12,000 and Barbieri released his hand, leaving himself with 50,000. Brunson took in the pot and was at 300,000. Stud/8 Mortensen Takes The Chip Lead Carlos Mortensen, Jordan Smith and Dario Alioto all got involved in a hand. Each player saw it to the river with chips going into the middle on every street. Mortensen turned over a spade flush to go with an 8-7 low and both opponents mucked. Mortensen scooped the pot and he was at 540,000 which was good for the overall chip lead. Smith was crippled and was eliminated later in the level. Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Cyndy Violette, Al Barbieri, Richard Ashby, Jordan Smith Level 19 Update: Scotty Nguyen and Todd Brunson BustJun 25, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 15,000-30,000 limits Players Remaining: 16 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 451,875 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eugene Katchalov – 830,000 Notable Eliminations: 19. Scotty Nguyen – $21,997 Big Hands:
Razz This hand took place at the very end of the last level. Scotty Nguyen got the last of his chips in on third street against Carlos Mortensen. Their boards ran out like this. Nguyen: (5-7)-4-K-8-8-(10) Nguyen bricked off after starting good on third and Mortensen ended up making a 7-6 low, which was plenty good enough for the pot. Todd Brunson Eliminated Stud We caught up with the action with Todd Brunson already with the last of his chips in the middle against Brandon Adams and the hole cards were already face up. Brunson: (K Adams paired up on the river to eliminated Brunson now his chip stack is up to 240,000.
Stud 8 On sixth street all the boards looked like this. Michael Chow: (X-X)-6 There was already 200,000 in the middle when Carlos Mortensen bet out and was raised by Brandon Adams. After tanking for a little bit, Michael Chow put in a third raise. Both his opponents, although visibly shocked, called to see the river. Everybody checked around on seventh street and Chow turned over A Mortensen and Adams both mucked and Chow scooped the pot, moving him up to 530,000. Adams fell to 200,000 and Mortensen fell to 270,000. Robert Mizrachi Eliminated Omaha 8 Robert Mizrachi and Nick Schulman saw a flop of 10 Mizrachi showed the A Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Brandon Adams, Michael Chow Level 18 Update: Chainsaw Gone, Fischman SurgesJun 25, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: Limits 12,000-24,000 Players Remaining: 19 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 380,526 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Marco Johnson – 770,000 Notable Eliminations: 23. Allen Kessler – $21,997 Big Hands:
Hold’em It folded around to Allen Kessler in the small blind who raised and got the last of his chips in the middle preflop against Brian Townsend. Kessler held J Fischman Scoops a Big One Stud 8 Brian Townsend: (X-X)-8 Richard Ashby led on fourth street and all three players called. Townsend took the lead and bet out on fifth and was only called by Fischman. Townsend checked and called a bet from Fischman on sixth and seventh. Fischman turned over the 8 Abe Mosseri Eliminated Hold’em Abe Mosseri was very short and got the last of his chips in the pot against Matt Glantz. Glantz showed A The board came 7
Omaha 8 Marco Johnson raised from the cutoff and was called in position by Todd Brunson on the button. Johnson bet every street on a board that came off 6 Johnson showed J Player Tags: Scott Fischman, Todd Brunson, Allen Kessler, Abe Mosseri, Matthew Glantz, Brian Townsend, Marco Johnson |
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| May 31, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 4 - $1,500 Omaha 8 or Better | 1 | + |
Day 1 EndsMay 31, '10 Day 1 has come to a close at the $1,500 Omaha eight-or-better event at the 2010 World Series of Poker. The tournament attracted a total of 818 participants and 297 have survived the first day. The total prize pool for the event is $1,104,300 and the top prize is $237,421. The top 81 players will walk away with at least $2,750 in prize money. The leader board is crowded with some of the biggest names in poker. Here is a look at the top 10 unofficial chip counts at the end of play: Amnon Filippi: 20,000 Notable Eliminations: Barry Shulman, Daniel Negreanu, Mike Matusow, Greg Raymer, Matt Savage, Tom Dwan, John Phan, Greg Mueller, David Benyamine, Justin Bonomo, Chad Brown Day 2 will begin at 3 p.m. tomorrow and the field will play down to the final table or 10 more levels if the final table is not reached. Be sure to check out the twitter updates from players still in the field here: Gavin Smith Player Tags: Allyn Shulman, Barry Greenstein, Daniel Negreanu, Todd Brunson, Mike Matusow, Barry Shulman, David Bach, Phil Ivey, Amnon Filippi, Shaun Deeb |
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| May 29, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 2 - $50,000 Players Championship | 2 | + |
Level Five: Mueller, Townsend EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds Flop Games: 900-1,800; 1,800-3,600 Stakes Players Remaining: 110 out of 116 Notable Chip Counts: Eliminations: Greg Mueller Big Hands: 2-7 Triple Draw
The action between Justin Bonomo and Greg Mueller was capped before the first draw. Bonomo stood pat on the first draw while Mueller drew two cards. Bonomo then fired 1,800 into the pot and Mueller called. On the second draw, Mueller took another two cards while Bonomo stood pat again. Bonomo fired 3,600 and Mueller called. Mueller drew one card on the final draw while Bonomo stood pat one last time. He then fired 3,600 more into the pot and Mueller mucked, showing 7 Bonomo took the pot and improved to over 220,000. Mueller was crippled with just 1,500. A few hands later, Mueller put the rest of his stack into the middle against Bonomo and seat 1. After a series of Bonomo bets into a side pot, Bonomo took the sizeable pot with a 9-low. Mueller then tried to contest for the main pot, turning over 5-4-3-2. But he flipped the J
Scotty Nguyen bet after every draw but the last one, and stood pat on each turn. Phil Ivey called each bet, drawing one each time. While checking on the end Scotty said “I better not press my luck” and showed 8 Omaha/8 Hellmuth Gets Cold Welcoming to New Table Phil Hellmuth has been moved to a stacked table featuring Howard Lederer, Tony G, Barry Greenstein, Todd Brunson and Joe Cassidy. No Limit Hold’em Kravchenko loses a big one Alex Kravchenko called a preflop raise from the player in seat 2 and the flop came K
On a board showing 9 The river was the 2 Ferguson lightly tapped the table and showed a stone-cold bluff, 10 Pot Limit Omaha The Russian eliminates Townsend Carlos Mortenson Takes a Pot A three-way pot was checked after a flop of 8
Mike Matusow was all in against Alexander Kostritsyn with the board showing Q There was around 320,000 in the pot when Matusow showed 10 Kostritsyn showed down Q-9 Negreanu Takes Pot Off Buchanan With the board reading 6 Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Chris Ferguson, Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Greg Mueller, Mike Matusow, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Alexander Kravchenko, Justin Bonomo, Dario Minieri Level Three: Mizrachi Under 100kMay 28, '10 Blinds Flop Games: 600-1,200; 1,200-2,400 Stakes Players Remaining: 115 out of 116 Notable Chip Counts: Eliminations: None Note: The prize pool was announced as the official field has reached 116 players. There will be 16 places paid with 16th place receiving $98,331. The winner of the Players Championship will win the Chip Reese Trophy and $1,559,043 Big Hands: No Limit Hold’Em
On a board showing 8 Mizrachi made the call and the river brought the 10 Mizrachi checked to Hastings who fired 45,000. Mizrachi took a massive session in the tank before finally releasing his hand. Hastings took the pot and was around 200,000. Mizrachi was down to 85,000. Oppenheim’s reraises build, take big pot Seat one raised preflop to 1500 and David Oppenheim reraised to 4400. Seat one called and the flop came J Mizzi Sings The Blues, Sung Calls Bluff On a board showing K The river was the 4 “You got me,” he said to Sung. Sung showed A Hasan Habib trips up Chen On a board of K Limit HE
On a board showing 9 The J “You will get half,” Raymer said. He tabled A Kelly Straightens Out Super Dario Dan Kelly raised to 2,400 preflop from the button. Dario Minieri raised to 3,600 from the small blind and Kelly made the call. The flop came down J Minieri slowed down, checking to Kelly who bet 2,400. Minieri called and Kelly showed down A Williamson’s Queens Stay True In a limped pot Todd Brunson was heads up against Robert Williamson III heading into a flop of 9 Brunson checked and Williamson bet 1200. Brunson called and both players checked the A When the 9 Omaha 8OB
Ted Forrest entered a pot along with Mike Matusow, Alexander Kostritsyn and Eli Elezra. On a flop of 10 Lunkin’s stack takes a hit Robert Mizrachi raised to 2,400 preflop and Vitaly Lunkin made the call. The flop fell J Lunkin tanked for a few moments and then let his hand slide into the muck. Mizrachi took down the pot and was hovering around 100,000. Lunkin fell to 153,000. Harman Blows Past Boeken On a board of J Seven Card Stud See Chen Win Negreanu’s two pair takes it John Monnette bet every street heads up against Daniel Negreanu. The cards fell as follows:
Matusow Falling Mike Matusow and fellow Full Tilt pro Erick Lindgren were paired up in a large pot. Lindgren fired away on each street, finally forcing Matusow to fold the (X-X)(X)K Pot-limit Omaha Zolotow Wins On a board of J Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Daniel Negreanu, Ted Forrest, Todd Brunson, David Oppenheim, Steve Zolotow, Mike Matusow, Michael Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman, Greg Raymer, John Monnette, Noah Boeken, Bill Chen, Steve Sung, Michael Binger, Robert Williamson III, Dario Minieri, Vitaly Lunkin, Ralph Perry, Sorel Mizzi, Alexander Kostritsyn, Brian Hastings Level Eight: Seidel Climbing, Raymer, Alioto and Negreanu OutMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,500-3,000 blinds; 3,000-6,000 stakes Players Remaining: 90 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Brian Hastings – 340,000 Average Chip Count: 193,333 Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Note: Players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break. They will return at approximately 9:10 p.m. Big Hands: Omaha/8
Isaac Haxton raised to 6,000 and Erik Seidel made the call from the big blind. Dan Kelly also made the call and the flop came down 9 Seidel led out with 3,000 and Kelly called. Haxton also tagged along and the turn was the K Seidel bet 6,000 and Kelly raised to 12,000. Haxton got out of the way and Seidel repopped to 18,000. Kelly went into the tank for a few minutes before mucking his hand. Seidel took the pot and was at 215,000 while Kelly was down to 65,000. Brown Takes Pot Off Arieh Picking up the action on a flop of Q Brown checked again and Arieh bet 6,000. Brown then check-raised to 12,000 and Arieh called. The river was the 7
David Bach won this event a year ago, but his odds of repeating aren’t looking so good. In one hand Bach raised to 6,000 and was called by seat 3, Chad Brown, Rafe Furst, and Josh Arieh. The flop came 8 The 3 The players checked down the 7 Brown and Seat 3 split the pot of more than 100,000 and last year’s champion was left with just around 65,000. Chad Brown sits with around 165,000. Seven Card Stud Ferguson Takes Pot Chris Ferguson was showing 9 Ferguson bet 6,000 and Le mucked his hand rather quickly, surrendering the pot to Ferguson. Ferguson was at 130,000 after the hand while Le was at 127,000.
Sorel Mizzi and David Benyamine were locked up in a hand on fifth street. Both players checked sixth and seventh street and showed down their hands. Mizzi tabled (A Mizzi had A-Q-J high to edge out Benyamine and take the pot. He was at 200,000 while Benyamine was at 130,000. No Limit Hold’em_ Brunson Makes His Exits, Courtesy Of Aces A short-staked Todd Brunson hoped to make a quick double up in the no limit hold’em round but his K
Dario Alioto moved all in for his last 8,500. Eli Elezra called, as did Noah Boeken from the big blind. The flop came down Q Elezra got out of the way and Boeken tabled 10 2-7 Low Baker’s Jack Low Takes It Entering the action at the first draw, David Baker and Abe Mosseri both drew 1. Mosseri checked to Baker who bet 3,000. Mosseri called and both players drew 1 again. Baker fired out 6,000 and Mosseri called. Player’s Twitter Accounts: For up to the minute information straight from the player’s themselves, be sure to check out the Card Player Twitter page. Phil Hellmuth Card Player Video: Check out David Oppenheim’s thoughts on the event. Player Tags: David Baker, Erik Seidel, Josh Arieh, Chris Ferguson, Tuan Le, Todd Brunson, David Benyamine, Eli Elezra, David Bach, Abe Mosseri, Dario Alioto, Sorel Mizzi, Isaac Haxton |
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| May 28, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 2 - $50,000 Players Championship | 1 | + |
Level Five: Mueller, Townsend EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds Flop Games: 900-1,800; 1,800-3,600 Stakes Players Remaining: 110 out of 116 Notable Chip Counts: Eliminations: Greg Mueller Big Hands: 2-7 Triple Draw
The action between Justin Bonomo and Greg Mueller was capped before the first draw. Bonomo stood pat on the first draw while Mueller drew two cards. Bonomo then fired 1,800 into the pot and Mueller called. On the second draw, Mueller took another two cards while Bonomo stood pat again. Bonomo fired 3,600 and Mueller called. Mueller drew one card on the final draw while Bonomo stood pat one last time. He then fired 3,600 more into the pot and Mueller mucked, showing 7 Bonomo took the pot and improved to over 220,000. Mueller was crippled with just 1,500. A few hands later, Mueller put the rest of his stack into the middle against Bonomo and seat 1. After a series of Bonomo bets into a side pot, Bonomo took the sizeable pot with a 9-low. Mueller then tried to contest for the main pot, turning over 5-4-3-2. But he flipped the J
Scotty Nguyen bet after every draw but the last one, and stood pat on each turn. Phil Ivey called each bet, drawing one each time. While checking on the end Scotty said “I better not press my luck” and showed 8 Omaha/8 Hellmuth Gets Cold Welcoming to New Table Phil Hellmuth has been moved to a stacked table featuring Howard Lederer, Tony G, Barry Greenstein, Todd Brunson and Joe Cassidy. No Limit Hold’em Kravchenko loses a big one Alex Kravchenko called a preflop raise from the player in seat 2 and the flop came K
On a board showing 9 The river was the 2 Ferguson lightly tapped the table and showed a stone-cold bluff, 10 Pot Limit Omaha The Russian eliminates Townsend Carlos Mortenson Takes a Pot A three-way pot was checked after a flop of 8
Mike Matusow was all in against Alexander Kostritsyn with the board showing Q There was around 320,000 in the pot when Matusow showed 10 Kostritsyn showed down Q-9 Negreanu Takes Pot Off Buchanan With the board reading 6 Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Chris Ferguson, Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Greg Mueller, Mike Matusow, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Alexander Kravchenko, Justin Bonomo, Dario Minieri Level Three: Mizrachi Under 100kMay 28, '10 Blinds Flop Games: 600-1,200; 1,200-2,400 Stakes Players Remaining: 115 out of 116 Notable Chip Counts: Eliminations: None Note: The prize pool was announced as the official field has reached 116 players. There will be 16 places paid with 16th place receiving $98,331. The winner of the Players Championship will win the Chip Reese Trophy and $1,559,043 Big Hands: No Limit Hold’Em
On a board showing 8 Mizrachi made the call and the river brought the 10 Mizrachi checked to Hastings who fired 45,000. Mizrachi took a massive session in the tank before finally releasing his hand. Hastings took the pot and was around 200,000. Mizrachi was down to 85,000. Oppenheim’s reraises build, take big pot Seat one raised preflop to 1500 and David Oppenheim reraised to 4400. Seat one called and the flop came J Mizzi Sings The Blues, Sung Calls Bluff On a board showing K The river was the 4 “You got me,” he said to Sung. Sung showed A Hasan Habib trips up Chen On a board of K Limit HE
On a board showing 9 The J “You will get half,” Raymer said. He tabled A Kelly Straightens Out Super Dario Dan Kelly raised to 2,400 preflop from the button. Dario Minieri raised to 3,600 from the small blind and Kelly made the call. The flop came down J Minieri slowed down, checking to Kelly who bet 2,400. Minieri called and Kelly showed down A Williamson’s Queens Stay True In a limped pot Todd Brunson was heads up against Robert Williamson III heading into a flop of 9 Brunson checked and Williamson bet 1200. Brunson called and both players checked the A When the 9 Omaha 8OB
Ted Forrest entered a pot along with Mike Matusow, Alexander Kostritsyn and Eli Elezra. On a flop of 10 Lunkin’s stack takes a hit Robert Mizrachi raised to 2,400 preflop and Vitaly Lunkin made the call. The flop fell J Lunkin tanked for a few moments and then let his hand slide into the muck. Mizrachi took down the pot and was hovering around 100,000. Lunkin fell to 153,000. Harman Blows Past Boeken On a board of J Seven Card Stud See Chen Win Negreanu’s two pair takes it John Monnette bet every street heads up against Daniel Negreanu. The cards fell as follows:
Matusow Falling Mike Matusow and fellow Full Tilt pro Erick Lindgren were paired up in a large pot. Lindgren fired away on each street, finally forcing Matusow to fold the (X-X)(X)K Pot-limit Omaha Zolotow Wins On a board of J Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Daniel Negreanu, Ted Forrest, Todd Brunson, David Oppenheim, Steve Zolotow, Mike Matusow, Michael Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman, Greg Raymer, John Monnette, Noah Boeken, Bill Chen, Steve Sung, Michael Binger, Robert Williamson III, Dario Minieri, Vitaly Lunkin, Ralph Perry, Sorel Mizzi, Alexander Kostritsyn, Brian Hastings Level Eight: Seidel Climbing, Raymer, Alioto and Negreanu OutMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,500-3,000 blinds; 3,000-6,000 stakes Players Remaining: 90 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Brian Hastings – 340,000 Average Chip Count: 193,333 Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Note: Players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break. They will return at approximately 9:10 p.m. Big Hands: Omaha/8
Isaac Haxton raised to 6,000 and Erik Seidel made the call from the big blind. Dan Kelly also made the call and the flop came down 9 Seidel led out with 3,000 and Kelly called. Haxton also tagged along and the turn was the K Seidel bet 6,000 and Kelly raised to 12,000. Haxton got out of the way and Seidel repopped to 18,000. Kelly went into the tank for a few minutes before mucking his hand. Seidel took the pot and was at 215,000 while Kelly was down to 65,000. Brown Takes Pot Off Arieh Picking up the action on a flop of Q Brown checked again and Arieh bet 6,000. Brown then check-raised to 12,000 and Arieh called. The river was the 7
David Bach won this event a year ago, but his odds of repeating aren’t looking so good. In one hand Bach raised to 6,000 and was called by seat 3, Chad Brown, Rafe Furst, and Josh Arieh. The flop came 8 The 3 The players checked down the 7 Brown and Seat 3 split the pot of more than 100,000 and last year’s champion was left with just around 65,000. Chad Brown sits with around 165,000. Seven Card Stud Ferguson Takes Pot Chris Ferguson was showing 9 Ferguson bet 6,000 and Le mucked his hand rather quickly, surrendering the pot to Ferguson. Ferguson was at 130,000 after the hand while Le was at 127,000.
Sorel Mizzi and David Benyamine were locked up in a hand on fifth street. Both players checked sixth and seventh street and showed down their hands. Mizzi tabled (A Mizzi had A-Q-J high to edge out Benyamine and take the pot. He was at 200,000 while Benyamine was at 130,000. No Limit Hold’em_ Brunson Makes His Exits, Courtesy Of Aces A short-staked Todd Brunson hoped to make a quick double up in the no limit hold’em round but his K
Dario Alioto moved all in for his last 8,500. Eli Elezra called, as did Noah Boeken from the big blind. The flop came down Q Elezra got out of the way and Boeken tabled 10 2-7 Low Baker’s Jack Low Takes It Entering the action at the first draw, David Baker and Abe Mosseri both drew 1. Mosseri checked to Baker who bet 3,000. Mosseri called and both players drew 1 again. Baker fired out 6,000 and Mosseri called. Player’s Twitter Accounts: For up to the minute information straight from the player’s themselves, be sure to check out the Card Player Twitter page. Phil Hellmuth Card Player Video: Check out David Oppenheim’s thoughts on the event. Player Tags: David Baker, Erik Seidel, Josh Arieh, Chris Ferguson, Tuan Le, Todd Brunson, David Benyamine, Eli Elezra, David Bach, Abe Mosseri, Dario Alioto, Sorel Mizzi, Isaac Haxton |
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Todd Brunson Crippled by CK Hua
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Todd Brunson Doubles Up Twice
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Ford won the hand to double up and survive with 625,000 and McNeil was still cruising with 1.45 million.
John Monnette Eliminated in Seventh Place ($32,798)
Shaun Deeb Crippled, Eliminated
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Vivek Makes Good Read, Bad Call
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Jeff Shulman Doubles Up
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Darvin Moon Wins a Pot
Alioto The Ladies Man
Brunson Hits 300k
Scotty Nguyen Eliminated
Chow Scoops
Chainsaw Cut Down
Crazy Marco Gets Best of Brunson
Mueller Done In By Bonomo
Scotty Takes Another One Off Ivey, Baby
Jesus Caught In A Lie
Matusow Chops Huge Pot With Kostritsyn
Hastings Grinds Down Mizrachi
Chopped Up
Elezra Forces Out The Mouth
Seidel Takes A Pot
Bach Gets None of Massive Pot
Sorel Mizzi Beats Benyamine
Alioto Ousted