| Nov 20, '22 |
CPPT X - DeepStack Extravaganza |
$2,500 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $750,000 GTD |
4 |
+ |
The 45th-36th Place Finishers ($5,430)
Nov 20, '22
| Place |
Player |
Payout |
| 45 |
Jim Collopy |
$5,430 |
| 44 |
Hye Park |
$5,430 |
| 43 |
Philippe Casciola |
$5,430 |
| 42 |
Francis Anderson |
$5,430 |
| 41 |
Anthony Hu |
$5,430 |
| 40 |
Ryan Riess |
$5,430 |
| 39 |
Craig Mason |
$5,430 |
| 38 |
Michael Wang |
$5,430 |
| 37 |
Sean Oser |
$5,430 |
| 36 |
Samuel Bekerian |
$5,430 |
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
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| Oct 21, '19 |
CPPT VII - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em Quantum Main Event $500K GTD |
5 |
+ |
Bruce Kramer Eliminated In 16th Place ($5,645)
Oct 20, '19
 Bruce Kramer raised from early position and Jim Collopy defended his big blind. On a flop of AhKd4h, the rest of Kramer’s chips got into the middle.
Kramer was all in for about 300,000 with A J against Collopy’s K 9.
The turn was the 7, giving Collopy the nut flush and leaving Kramer drawing dead to the 7 river. Kramer was eliminated in 16th place for $5,645 and Collopy extended his chip lead.
Jim Collopy – 2,925,000
Bruce Kramer – Eliminated
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Dylan Thomas Eliminated Just Shy Of The Money By Jim Collopy
Oct 20, '19
On a flop of Q94, Dylan Thomas (pictured above) checked from under the gun and Jim Collopy bet 20,000 from the cutoff. Thomas check-raised all in for about 80,000 and Collopy eventually called.
Collopy showed J 10 and needed to hit his draw to eliminate Thomas, who showed JJ.
Collopy didn’t have to wait long at all. The turn was the 8, which left Thomas drawing dead to a chop on the river. The river was the A and Thomas was eliminated and with three more eliminations, the final 63 players will be in the money.
Jim Collopy – 300,000
Dylan Thomas – Eliminated
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Doubles Through Joseph Leone
Oct 20, '19
 On the river with a completed board of J948A, Jim Collopy committed his last 50,000 to the pot from the button against Global Poker qualifier Joseph Leone from the small blind.
Leone showed K-J, but Collopy rivered an ace to win the pot with his AK.
“That was the worst river for me,” lamented Leone after the hand.
Jim Collopy – 215,000
Joseph Leone – 60,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Eliminated In 5th Place ($32,195)
Oct 21, '19
 Jim Collopy moved all in from the small blind for 2,110,000 and Pete Hengsakul snap-called out of the big blind.
Collopy showed A9 and was dominated by Hengsakul’s AK.
The board came 522KK and Hengsakul made kings full to win the pot and eliminate Collopy in fifth place. Collopy took home $32,195 for his fifth place finish. It’s the second year in a row Collopy finished fifth in this event.
Pete Hengsakul – 6,130,000
Jim Collopy – Eliminated
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Brendon Williams Doubles Through Jim Collopy
Oct 21, '19
 Brendon Williams raised on the button and Jim Collopy moved all in out of the big blind. Williams called and was all in for 970,000.
It was a race situation for Williams’ tournament life with his AQ up against Collopy’s 55.
The board ran out K438A and Williams spiked an ace on the river to stay alive and double up.
Brendon Williams – 1,970,000
Jim Collopy – 2,325,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Leads Final 10 Players
Oct 21, '19
With Anne Bui’s elimination in 11th place, the final 10 players are redrawing for seats at the unofficial final table. With one more elimination, the final nine players will move into the Live At The Bike! area to live stream the entire final table.
Here is a look at the seat draw and chip counts of the final 10 players:
Seat 1: Chris Klodnicki – 2,950,000
Seat 2: Daniel Shea – 1,280,000
Seat 3: Vyacheslav Stoyanov – 2,730,000
Seat 4: Nicky Komphouvong – 1,625,000
Seat 5: Brendon Williams – 830,000
Seat 6: Marvin Rettenmaier – 1,375,000
Seat 7: Zaher Samaan – 1,125,000
Seat 8: Jim Collopy – 3,330,000
Seat 9: Pete Hengsakul – 1,355,000
Seat 10: Tarun Ravi – 1,100,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Brendon Williams Doubles Up
Oct 21, '19
 It folded it Jim Collopy in the small blind and he moved all-in. Brendon Williams called for his last 430,000 with 44.
Collopy rolled over the 107.
The board came down Q64JK and Williams flopped a set to find the double up.
Collopy fell to 3,130,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy vs. Nicky Komphouvong
Oct 21, '19
 Jim Collopy raised under the gun and Nicky Komphouvong three-bet to 280,000 on the button. Collopy called.
The flop was A96 and Collopy checked. Komphouvong bet 325,000 and Collopy called. The rest of the hand was checked down as the board was completed with the K and the 7.
Komphouvong showed J-J and Collopy won the pot with A5.
Jim Collopy – 3,450,000
Nicky Komphouvong – 2,700,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
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| Oct 20, '19 |
CPPT VII - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em Quantum Main Event $500K GTD |
4 |
+ |
Bruce Kramer Eliminated In 16th Place ($5,645)
Oct 20, '19
Bruce Kramer raised from early position and Jim Collopy defended his big blind. On a flop of AhKd4h, the rest of Kramer’s chips got into the middle.
Kramer was all in for about 300,000 with AJ against Collopy’s K9.
The turn was the 7, giving Collopy the nut flush and leaving Kramer drawing dead to the 7 river. Kramer was eliminated in 16th place for $5,645 and Collopy extended his chip lead.
Jim Collopy – 2,925,000
Bruce Kramer – Eliminated
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Dylan Thomas Eliminated Just Shy Of The Money By Jim Collopy
Oct 20, '19
On a flop of Q94, Dylan Thomas (pictured above) checked from under the gun and Jim Collopy bet 20,000 from the cutoff. Thomas check-raised all in for about 80,000 and Collopy eventually called.
Collopy showed J10 and needed to hit his draw to eliminate Thomas, who showed JJ.
Collopy didn’t have to wait long at all. The turn was the 8, which left Thomas drawing dead to a chop on the river. The river was the A and Thomas was eliminated and with three more eliminations, the final 63 players will be in the money.
Jim Collopy – 300,000
Dylan Thomas – Eliminated
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Doubles Through Joseph Leone
Oct 20, '19
On the river with a completed board of J948A, Jim Collopy committed his last 50,000 to the pot from the button against Global Poker qualifier Joseph Leone from the small blind.
Leone showed K-J, but Collopy rivered an ace to win the pot with his AK.
“That was the worst river for me,” lamented Leone after the hand.
Jim Collopy – 215,000
Joseph Leone – 60,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Eliminated In 5th Place ($32,195)
Oct 21, '19
Jim Collopy moved all in from the small blind for 2,110,000 and Pete Hengsakul snap-called out of the big blind.
Collopy showed A9 and was dominated by Hengsakul’s AK.
The board came 522KK and Hengsakul made kings full to win the pot and eliminate Collopy in fifth place. Collopy took home $32,195 for his fifth place finish. It’s the second year in a row Collopy finished fifth in this event.
Pete Hengsakul – 6,130,000
Jim Collopy – Eliminated
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Brendon Williams Doubles Through Jim Collopy
Oct 21, '19
Brendon Williams raised on the button and Jim Collopy moved all in out of the big blind. Williams called and was all in for 970,000.
It was a race situation for Williams’ tournament life with his AQ up against Collopy’s 55.
The board ran out K438A and Williams spiked an ace on the river to stay alive and double up.
Brendon Williams – 1,970,000
Jim Collopy – 2,325,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Leads Final 10 Players
Oct 21, '19
With Anne Bui’s elimination in 11th place, the final 10 players are redrawing for seats at the unofficial final table. With one more elimination, the final nine players will move into the Live At The Bike! area to live stream the entire final table.
Here is a look at the seat draw and chip counts of the final 10 players:
Seat 1: Chris Klodnicki – 2,950,000
Seat 2: Daniel Shea – 1,280,000
Seat 3: Vyacheslav Stoyanov – 2,730,000
Seat 4: Nicky Komphouvong – 1,625,000
Seat 5: Brendon Williams – 830,000
Seat 6: Marvin Rettenmaier – 1,375,000
Seat 7: Zaher Samaan – 1,125,000
Seat 8: Jim Collopy – 3,330,000
Seat 9: Pete Hengsakul – 1,355,000
Seat 10: Tarun Ravi – 1,100,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Brendon Williams Doubles Up
Oct 21, '19
It folded it Jim Collopy in the small blind and he moved all-in. Brendon Williams called for his last 430,000 with 44.
Collopy rolled over the 107.
The board came down Q64JK and Williams flopped a set to find the double up.
Collopy fell to 3,130,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy vs. Nicky Komphouvong
Oct 21, '19
Jim Collopy raised under the gun and Nicky Komphouvong three-bet to 280,000 on the button. Collopy called.
The flop was A96 and Collopy checked. Komphouvong bet 325,000 and Collopy called. The rest of the hand was checked down as the board was completed with the K and the 7.
Komphouvong showed J-J and Collopy won the pot with A5.
Jim Collopy – 3,450,000
Nicky Komphouvong – 2,700,000
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
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| Oct 21, '18 |
CPPT VI - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum $500K GTD |
5 |
+ |
Jim Collopy Rips The River
Oct 20, '18
 We arrived to the table to find a board of K992 and several hunderd thousand already in the pot.
Jim Collopy checked and Mike Eskandari bet 125,000. Collopy thought it over before making the call.
The river was the 8 and Collopy thought it over for a while before announcing that he was all-in, risking what appeared to be his last 560,000.
Eskandari took off his sunglasses and seemed to genuinely be considering making the call, but ultimately he folded his hand and Collopy took down the large pot, chipping up to over 1.3 million.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
John Rock Eliminated By Jim Collopy
Oct 20, '18
From the button John Rock raised all in for 101,000. Jim Collopy called out of the big blind with the J9. He was racing against Rock’s 77.
There was a seven in the window as the flop brought the K97 to give Rock a set. The turn was the J to give Collopy two pair and some outs to win the hand. The J was one of them, giving Collopy the higher full house and the pot. Rock was elimianted in 46th place, earning $2,500.
Collopy now sits with 910,000.
Player Tags: John Rock, Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Knocks One Out
Oct 20, '18
 Jim Collopy and an opponent got all-in before the flop, with Collopy having his opponent’s 110,000 covered. Collopy held the AJ and was up against the 109.
The board ran out Q8727 and Collopy’s hand held up to earn him the pot and the knockout. He now sits with 340,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Eliminated In Fifth Place ($29,640)
Oct 21, '18
 Jim Collopy raised to 250,000 and Steve Jun three-bet to 950,000. Collopy called and the flop fell A86.
Jun bet 675,000, and Collopy called. The turn was the A and both players checked. The river was the 4, and Jun moved all in. Collopy quickly called with AQ for trip aces, but Jun had him outkicked with AK.
After counting down the stacks, Collopy was eliminated, earning $29,640 for his fifth-place showing. Jun moved up to 8,750,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Steve Jun
Collopy Evens Out The Stacks With Zuidema
Oct 21, '18
 Brandon Zuidema raised to 135,000 and was called by Jim Collopy and Said El Harrak. The flop fell Q62 and Zuidema continued with a bet of 200,000.
Both El Harrak and Collopy called, and the turn was the K. This time, Collopy check-called a 675,000 bet from Zuidema, while El Harrak folded. The river was the 10.
Collopy checked for a third time, and Zuidema went into the tank for about 90 seconds, considering a move but ultimately deciding to check it back. Zuidema’s A9 was no match for Collopy’s 22 for a set of deuces.
Collopy is now up to 5,200,000, while Zuidema is down to 5,400,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Brandon Zuidema
Michael Wasserman Doubles Up
Oct 21, '18
Michael Wasserman jammed all in holding K10 and was looked up by the pocket nines of Jim Collopy.
The board ran out Q103KK, and Wasserman’s full house was more than enough to double to 2,100,000. Collopy was left with 3,500,000.
Player Tags: Michael Wasserman, Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Scores Huge Double
Oct 21, '18
 Brandon Zuidema raised to 155,000 on the button, and Jim Collopy called from the big blind.
The flop fell 982, and Collopy checked. Zuidema bet 190,000 and Collopy called. The turn was the 10, and Collopy checked again.
Zuidema bet 385,000, and Collopy moved all in for 1,850,000. Zuidema called with JJ and Collopy needed help with his K10.
Zuidema was one card away from having half of the chips in play, but the river was the K to give Collopy two pair and a monster double up to 4,480,000. Zuidema relinquishes the chip lead, dropping back to 3,800,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Brandon Zuidema
Derek Kwan Eliminated In Ninth Place ($10,465)
Oct 21, '18
 Derek Kwan moved all in preflop for 370,000 from the cutoff, and Jim Collopy moved all in behind him.
Kwan held AJ, which was racing against Collopy’s pocket fours. The board rolled out 65363 and Kwan was eliminated in ninth place, earning $10,465. Collopy moved up to 2,400,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Derek Kwan, Jim Collopy
Ruslan Evloev Eliminated In 15th Place ($6,355)
Oct 21, '18
 Ruslan Evloev moved in for his last 330,000 with AJ and was called by Jim Collopy and his pocket queens.
The board fell J9533, and Evloev was eliminated. Collopy is now up to 1,200,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Ruslan Evloev
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| Oct 20, '18 |
CPPT VI - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum $500K GTD |
4 |
+ |
Jim Collopy Rips The River
Oct 20, '18
We arrived to the table to find a board of K992 and several hunderd thousand already in the pot.
Jim Collopy checked and Mike Eskandari bet 125,000. Collopy thought it over before making the call.
The river was the 8 and Collopy thought it over for a while before announcing that he was all-in, risking what appeared to be his last 560,000.
Eskandari took off his sunglasses and seemed to genuinely be considering making the call, but ultimately he folded his hand and Collopy took down the large pot, chipping up to over 1.3 million.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
John Rock Eliminated By Jim Collopy
Oct 20, '18
From the button John Rock raised all in for 101,000. Jim Collopy called out of the big blind with the J9. He was racing against Rock’s 77.
There was a seven in the window as the flop brought the K97 to give Rock a set. The turn was the J to give Collopy two pair and some outs to win the hand. The J was one of them, giving Collopy the higher full house and the pot. Rock was elimianted in 46th place, earning $2,500.
Collopy now sits with 910,000.
Player Tags: John Rock, Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Knocks One Out
Oct 20, '18
Jim Collopy and an opponent got all-in before the flop, with Collopy having his opponent’s 110,000 covered. Collopy held the AJ and was up against the 109.
The board ran out Q8727 and Collopy’s hand held up to earn him the pot and the knockout. He now sits with 340,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Eliminated In Fifth Place ($29,640)
Oct 21, '18
Jim Collopy raised to 250,000 and Steve Jun three-bet to 950,000. Collopy called and the flop fell A86.
Jun bet 675,000, and Collopy called. The turn was the A and both players checked. The river was the 4, and Jun moved all in. Collopy quickly called with AQ for trip aces, but Jun had him outkicked with AK.
After counting down the stacks, Collopy was eliminated, earning $29,640 for his fifth-place showing. Jun moved up to 8,750,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Steve Jun
Collopy Evens Out The Stacks With Zuidema
Oct 21, '18
Brandon Zuidema raised to 135,000 and was called by Jim Collopy and Said El Harrak. The flop fell Q62 and Zuidema continued with a bet of 200,000.
Both El Harrak and Collopy called, and the turn was the K. This time, Collopy check-called a 675,000 bet from Zuidema, while El Harrak folded. The river was the 10.
Collopy checked for a third time, and Zuidema went into the tank for about 90 seconds, considering a move but ultimately deciding to check it back. Zuidema’s A9 was no match for Collopy’s 22 for a set of deuces.
Collopy is now up to 5,200,000, while Zuidema is down to 5,400,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Brandon Zuidema
Michael Wasserman Doubles Up
Oct 21, '18
Michael Wasserman jammed all in holding K10 and was looked up by the pocket nines of Jim Collopy.
The board ran out Q103KK, and Wasserman’s full house was more than enough to double to 2,100,000. Collopy was left with 3,500,000.
Player Tags: Michael Wasserman, Jim Collopy
Jim Collopy Scores Huge Double
Oct 21, '18
Brandon Zuidema raised to 155,000 on the button, and Jim Collopy called from the big blind.
The flop fell 982, and Collopy checked. Zuidema bet 190,000 and Collopy called. The turn was the 10, and Collopy checked again.
Zuidema bet 385,000, and Collopy moved all in for 1,850,000. Zuidema called with JJ and Collopy needed help with his K10.
Zuidema was one card away from having half of the chips in play, but the river was the K to give Collopy two pair and a monster double up to 4,480,000. Zuidema relinquishes the chip lead, dropping back to 3,800,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Brandon Zuidema
Derek Kwan Eliminated In Ninth Place ($10,465)
Oct 21, '18
Derek Kwan moved all in preflop for 370,000 from the cutoff, and Jim Collopy moved all in behind him.
Kwan held AJ, which was racing against Collopy’s pocket fours. The board rolled out 65363 and Kwan was eliminated in ninth place, earning $10,465. Collopy moved up to 2,400,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Derek Kwan, Jim Collopy
Ruslan Evloev Eliminated In 15th Place ($6,355)
Oct 21, '18
Ruslan Evloev moved in for his last 330,000 with AJ and was called by Jim Collopy and his pocket queens.
The board fell J9533, and Evloev was eliminated. Collopy is now up to 1,200,000.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy, Ruslan Evloev
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| Oct 17, '17 |
CPPT V - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum CPPT ME $400K GTD |
4 |
+ |
Last Minute Day 2 Entries
Oct 17, '17
 Ryan Leneghan, Jim Collopy, Jesse Yaginuma, Joe Serock and Chris Klodnicki are among the players who have joined the field at the last possible minute.
Player Tags: Jim Collopy
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| Dec 19, '10 |
2010 WSOP Circuit Regional Championship - Harrah's Atlantic City |
WSOP Circuit -- Harrah's Northeast Regional Championship |
1 |
+ |
McLean Karr Eliminated
Dec 19, '10
 We didn’t see what happened, but McLean Karr is gone and Jim Collopy has over 65,000 in chips. At this point in the tournament, that’s good enough for the chip lead.
Player Tags: Mclean Karr, Jim Collopy
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| Sep 29, '10 |
2010 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VII |
EPT London Main Event |
1 |
+ |
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| Sep 25, '10 |
2010 World Series of Poker Europe - London |
WSOPE No-Limit Hold'em Championship |
3 |
+ |
Level 6 Update: Day 1A Ends
Sep 23, '10
NOTE: Day 1A has come to an end. Stay tuned for official chip counts and a recap of the day’s events. Day 1B will begin at noon local time (4 a.m. PST). Check back in at that time for more live coverage. Card Player’s Barry Shulman will begin the defense of his 2009 WSOP Europe main event title tomorrow.
 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante
Players Remaining: 75 out of 137
Chip Counts:
1. Nicolas Levi — 153,850
2. Adam Fletcher — 136,025
3. Arnaud Mattern — 135,000
4. Matt Waxman — 120,000
5. Guillaume Gignac — 109,650
6. Leo Margets — 102,000
7. Simon Persson — 91,600
8. Almira Skripchenko — 90,000
9. Bruno Fitoussi — 90,000
10. Pascal LeFrancois – 88,000
Average Chip Count:
54,800
Notable Eliminations:
John Cernuto
Allen Kessler
Joe Serock
Brandon Cantu
Jonathan Duhamel
Dario Alioto
Big Hands:
Cunningham Doubles Up
Allen Cunningham raised to 1,500 preflop and three players made the call. The flop fell A K 6 and Eugene Katchalov checked. Cunningham bet 2,500 and the player right behind him made the call. The fourth player in the pot and Katchalov mucked, leaving two players in contention.
The turn fell 3 and Cunningham bet 7,000. His opponent went into the tank and he eventually raised all in for 27,000. Cunningham had 28,000 behind at that point and he decided to make the call for what was effectively his tournament life. Their cards:
Cunningham: A Q
Opponent: J J
River: 7
Cunningham won the hand to eliminate his opponent and almost double up. He held 6,700 after the hand.
Matt Waxman and the Four Kings
Matt Waxman bet 9,500 and Filippo Candio made the call. The flop fell K K 7 and both players checked. The 3 fell on the turn and both players checked again. The K fell on the river, Candio checked, and Waxman opened the action for 22,900. Candio made the call but he mucked his cards when Waxman turned over A K for quads.
Blanco Blanks Out
Cristiano Blanco makes it 1,300 from under the gun and the player on the button makes the call. The small blind pops it to 4,600 and Blanco moves all in for 17,125. The button folds but he gets a caller in the remaining player and the two flip over their cards. It’s K K versus Blanco’s A Q and with a king as one of the first cards down it’s all over for the Italian pro – K-4-2-2-9.
Juanda Versus Lefrancois
John Juanda bets 1,350 from the hijack position and once again finds himself in a battle against Pascal Lefrancois in the cut-of. The flop is K 8 7 and both players check. The turn is the Q and Juanda bets 2,050. Lefrancois calls and they see the 6 river. Juanda bets 4,850 and Lefrancois once again makes the call. Juanda shows K 6 for two pair and Lefrancois mucks his cards. Juanda is now on 42,500 while Lefrancois drops a little to 81,200.
High Roller Heads-Up Report — First Match Drags
The £10,350 heads-up high roller event has reached the final match between Gus Hansen and Jim Collopy from an initial field of 103. The winner will take home the top prize worth £288,409 and the runner-up will take home £178,211 and some deflated hopes.
First Match: The first round saw Hansen take control but Collopy held on to battle for quite some time before succumbing to a first-game loss. On the final hand he shoved on the button preflop and Hansen made the call. Their cards:
Hansen: 9 9
Collopy: Q 8
Board: J 10 8 7 7
Hansen took a 1-0 lead after the hand and then the two charged forward to game 2. This match delivered some déjà vu with Hansen chipping away at the start and Collopy now finds himself in a hole once again.
Here are the results so far for this event:
3: Ram Vaswani — £96,212
3: Andrew Feldman — £96,212
5: Daniel Negreanu — £47,045
5: Kevin Eyster — £47,045
5: Huck Seed — £47,045
5: Neil Channing — £47,045
9: Howard Lederer — £22,847
9: Martin Kabrhel — £22,847
9: McLean Karr — £22,847
9: Saar Wilf — £22,847
9: Andrew Robl — £22,847
9: Phil Ivey — £22,847
9: Marius Torbergson — £22,847
9: Sondre Svaniek — £22,847
Player Tags: John Juanda, Allen Cunningham, Gus Hansen, Cristiano Blanco, Pascal LeFrancois, Jim Collopy
Level 7 Update: Stars are Rising
Sep 25, '10
Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante
Players Remaining: 180 out of 346
Chip Counts:
1 James Mitchell — 178,850
2 John Dolan — 173,700
3 Hoyt Corkins — 169,000
4 Phil Ivey — 145,000
5 Quinn Do — 140,450
6 Adam Fletcher — 136,025
7 Nicolas Levi — 135,000
8 Sam Trickett — 135,000
9 Leo Margets — 130,000
10 Bruno Fitoussi — 120,250
Card Player Family Chip Counts:
Barry Shulman — 57,700
Average Chip Count: 57,666
Notable Eliminations:
John Juanda
Chris Bjorin
Dan O’Brien
Jeffrey Lisandro
Andrew Lichtenberger
Neil Channing
Tommy Vedes
Adam Levy
Big Hands:
Nicolas Levi Busts One
John Tabatai raised to 1,500 preflop and Nicolas Levi made the call behind him. Jomer Meelis reraised to 5,200 and Tabatai mucked. Levi bet 30,000 and Meelis made the all-in call. Their cards:
Levi: A Q
Meelis: A A
Board: 10 2 5 A K
Levi made a flush and Meelis was eliminated from the tournament in spite of his three aces.
Tilly in The Tank
Chris Moorman bets 1,600 from the cut-off and Hoyt Corkins raises it to 4,300 from the small blind. Jennifer Tilly pops it to 15,000 and Moorman folds. Corkins thinks for a few moments and elects to call. The flop comes 7s 7d 6d and Corkins checks. Tilly bets 25,000 and Corkins makes it 50,000. Tilly stands to see what he has left. He has roughly 60,000 in chips behind, while Tilly has a little under 70,000. Tilly goes into the tank for six minutes, repeatedly standing up to see all the chips and sitting back down, trying to make her decision. Eventually she mucks and says, “Show the bluff. I had to go all in or fold.â€
Shortly after this Tilly took a hit from Jim Collopy. It wasn’t as damaging but after starting the day in the top 20, she now has 55,000 in front of her. Collopy has 50,000. But the clear chip leader of that table is Corkins who has 169,000 going into the first break of the day.
Brynn Kenney Almost Triples Up
Bryn Kenney moved all in for 18,575 on a A A 6 5 board after one player bet 10,000 and Faraz Jaka had made the call ahead of him. The original player to act mucked and Jaka made the call. Kenney flipped over A K, which held to win the hand and grow his stack to 75,000.
Roland de Wolfe Getting Low
Ludovic Lacay moved all in 16,300 with flop of 7 3 3 sitting on the table and Roland de Wolfe went into the tank for five minutes before he made the call. Their cards:
De Wolfe: K 7
Lacay: J J
Turn and River: 4 and A
Lacay doubled up to 50,000 after the hand while De Wolfe held 26,000.
Left in the Deck
Official Payout Information
1: £830,401
2: £513,049
3: £376,829
4: £278,945
5: £208,119
6: £156,530
7: £118,643
8: £90,617
9: £69,754
10-12: £54,114
13-15: £42,454
16-18: £33,285
19-27: £26,400
28-36: £21,106
Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Jennifer Tilly, Nicolas Levi, John Tabatabai, Jim Collopy
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2010 World Series of Poker Europe - London |
WSOPE No-Limit Hold'em Championship |
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Level 6 Update: Day 1A Ends
Sep 23, '10
NOTE: Day 1A has come to an end. Stay tuned for official chip counts and a recap of the day’s events. Day 1B will begin at noon local time (4 a.m. PST). Check back in at that time for more live coverage. Card Player’s Barry Shulman will begin the defense of his 2009 WSOP Europe main event title tomorrow.
Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante
Players Remaining: 75 out of 137
Chip Counts:
1. Nicolas Levi — 153,850
2. Adam Fletcher — 136,025
3. Arnaud Mattern — 135,000
4. Matt Waxman — 120,000
5. Guillaume Gignac — 109,650
6. Leo Margets — 102,000
7. Simon Persson — 91,600
8. Almira Skripchenko — 90,000
9. Bruno Fitoussi — 90,000
10. Pascal LeFrancois – 88,000
Average Chip Count:
54,800
Notable Eliminations:
John Cernuto
Allen Kessler
Joe Serock
Brandon Cantu
Jonathan Duhamel
Dario Alioto
Big Hands:
Cunningham Doubles Up
Allen Cunningham raised to 1,500 preflop and three players made the call. The flop fell A K 6 and Eugene Katchalov checked. Cunningham bet 2,500 and the player right behind him made the call. The fourth player in the pot and Katchalov mucked, leaving two players in contention.
The turn fell 3 and Cunningham bet 7,000. His opponent went into the tank and he eventually raised all in for 27,000. Cunningham had 28,000 behind at that point and he decided to make the call for what was effectively his tournament life. Their cards:
Cunningham: A Q
Opponent: J J
River: 7
Cunningham won the hand to eliminate his opponent and almost double up. He held 6,700 after the hand.
Matt Waxman and the Four Kings
Matt Waxman bet 9,500 and Filippo Candio made the call. The flop fell K K 7 and both players checked. The 3 fell on the turn and both players checked again. The K fell on the river, Candio checked, and Waxman opened the action for 22,900. Candio made the call but he mucked his cards when Waxman turned over A K for quads.
Blanco Blanks Out
Cristiano Blanco makes it 1,300 from under the gun and the player on the button makes the call. The small blind pops it to 4,600 and Blanco moves all in for 17,125. The button folds but he gets a caller in the remaining player and the two flip over their cards. It’s K K versus Blanco’s A Q and with a king as one of the first cards down it’s all over for the Italian pro – K-4-2-2-9.
Juanda Versus Lefrancois
John Juanda bets 1,350 from the hijack position and once again finds himself in a battle against Pascal Lefrancois in the cut-of. The flop is K 8 7 and both players check. The turn is the Q and Juanda bets 2,050. Lefrancois calls and they see the 6 river. Juanda bets 4,850 and Lefrancois once again makes the call. Juanda shows K 6 for two pair and Lefrancois mucks his cards. Juanda is now on 42,500 while Lefrancois drops a little to 81,200.
High Roller Heads-Up Report — First Match Drags
The £10,350 heads-up high roller event has reached the final match between Gus Hansen and Jim Collopy from an initial field of 103. The winner will take home the top prize worth £288,409 and the runner-up will take home £178,211 and some deflated hopes.
First Match: The first round saw Hansen take control but Collopy held on to battle for quite some time before succumbing to a first-game loss. On the final hand he shoved on the button preflop and Hansen made the call. Their cards:
Hansen: 9 9
Collopy: Q 8
Board: J 10 8 7 7
Hansen took a 1-0 lead after the hand and then the two charged forward to game 2. This match delivered some déjà vu with Hansen chipping away at the start and Collopy now finds himself in a hole once again.
Here are the results so far for this event:
3: Ram Vaswani — £96,212
3: Andrew Feldman — £96,212
5: Daniel Negreanu — £47,045
5: Kevin Eyster — £47,045
5: Huck Seed — £47,045
5: Neil Channing — £47,045
9: Howard Lederer — £22,847
9: Martin Kabrhel — £22,847
9: McLean Karr — £22,847
9: Saar Wilf — £22,847
9: Andrew Robl — £22,847
9: Phil Ivey — £22,847
9: Marius Torbergson — £22,847
9: Sondre Svaniek — £22,847
Player Tags: John Juanda, Allen Cunningham, Gus Hansen, Cristiano Blanco, Pascal LeFrancois, Jim Collopy
Level 7 Update: Stars are Rising
Sep 25, '10
Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante
Players Remaining: 180 out of 346
Chip Counts:
1 James Mitchell — 178,850
2 John Dolan — 173,700
3 Hoyt Corkins — 169,000
4 Phil Ivey — 145,000
5 Quinn Do — 140,450
6 Adam Fletcher — 136,025
7 Nicolas Levi — 135,000
8 Sam Trickett — 135,000
9 Leo Margets — 130,000
10 Bruno Fitoussi — 120,250
Card Player Family Chip Counts:
Barry Shulman — 57,700
Average Chip Count: 57,666
Notable Eliminations:
John Juanda
Chris Bjorin
Dan O’Brien
Jeffrey Lisandro
Andrew Lichtenberger
Neil Channing
Tommy Vedes
Adam Levy
Big Hands:
Nicolas Levi Busts One
John Tabatai raised to 1,500 preflop and Nicolas Levi made the call behind him. Jomer Meelis reraised to 5,200 and Tabatai mucked. Levi bet 30,000 and Meelis made the all-in call. Their cards:
Levi: A Q
Meelis: A A
Board: 10 2 5 A K
Levi made a flush and Meelis was eliminated from the tournament in spite of his three aces.
Tilly in The Tank
Chris Moorman bets 1,600 from the cut-off and Hoyt Corkins raises it to 4,300 from the small blind. Jennifer Tilly pops it to 15,000 and Moorman folds. Corkins thinks for a few moments and elects to call. The flop comes 7s 7d 6d and Corkins checks. Tilly bets 25,000 and Corkins makes it 50,000. Tilly stands to see what he has left. He has roughly 60,000 in chips behind, while Tilly has a little under 70,000. Tilly goes into the tank for six minutes, repeatedly standing up to see all the chips and sitting back down, trying to make her decision. Eventually she mucks and says, “Show the bluff. I had to go all in or fold.â€
Shortly after this Tilly took a hit from Jim Collopy. It wasn’t as damaging but after starting the day in the top 20, she now has 55,000 in front of her. Collopy has 50,000. But the clear chip leader of that table is Corkins who has 169,000 going into the first break of the day.
Brynn Kenney Almost Triples Up
Bryn Kenney moved all in for 18,575 on a A A 6 5 board after one player bet 10,000 and Faraz Jaka had made the call ahead of him. The original player to act mucked and Jaka made the call. Kenney flipped over A K, which held to win the hand and grow his stack to 75,000.
Roland de Wolfe Getting Low
Ludovic Lacay moved all in 16,300 with flop of 7 3 3 sitting on the table and Roland de Wolfe went into the tank for five minutes before he made the call. Their cards:
De Wolfe: K 7
Lacay: J J
Turn and River: 4 and A
Lacay doubled up to 50,000 after the hand while De Wolfe held 26,000.
Left in the Deck
Official Payout Information
1: £830,401
2: £513,049
3: £376,829
4: £278,945
5: £208,119
6: £156,530
7: £118,643
8: £90,617
9: £69,754
10-12: £54,114
13-15: £42,454
16-18: £33,285
19-27: £26,400
28-36: £21,106
Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Jennifer Tilly, Nicolas Levi, John Tabatabai, Jim Collopy
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Jim Collopy recently finished runner up to Gus Hansen in the high roller heads-up tournament at the