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| Jun 13, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 20 - $1,500 Omaha 8/OB | 4 | + |
Level 30 Update: First Hard Stop of the SummerJun 13, '13 NOTE: Day 3 of Event No. 20 has ended with two players remaining. They will return on Thursday, June 13 at 1 p.m. PT to continue the heads-up final until a winner is crowned. Level: 30 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,100,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates:
Can Kim Hua limped preflop and Calen McNeil checked preflop. The flop was dealt Q The river delivered the 5 McNeil Takes a Stranglehold of the Chip Lead Can Kim Hua raised and Calen McNeil called preflop. The first three cards were dealt J Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil 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 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 Calen McNeil Wins Event No. 20 ($277,274)Jun 13, '13 Level: 33 Blinds: 60,000-120,000 Players Remaining: 1 out of 1,014 Players Eliminated: 2nd: Can Kim Hua – $171,577
Calen McNeil Wins Event No. 20 ($277,274) — Can Kim Hua Eliminated in Second Place ($171,577) Calen McNeil raised and Can Kim Hua called preflop. The flop was dealt K McNeil: A River: 2 McNeil held the lead with trip kings and he won the hand and the tournament after the river. Hua was eliminated in second place after one of the longest heads-up battles of the summer and he took home $171,577. McNeil was the champion and in addition to a gold bracelet he took home $277,274 in prize money. Be sure to check back with Card Player for all of your final table action, chip counts, and prize payouts for each gold bracelet event. Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil Level 32 Update: Can Kim Hua Takes the LeadJun 13, '13 Level: 32 Blinds: 60,000-120,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 2,725,000 Players Eliminated: None
Can Kim Hua Back in the Lead with a Scoop Calen McNeil raised from the small blind and Can Kim Hua called. The flop was dealt A Hua revealed 7 Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil Level 31 Update: Can Kim Hua DoublesJun 13, '13 Level: 31 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,725,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates:
Calen McNeil raised and Can Kim Hua called. The flop was dealt J Hua: A River: 9 Hua won the hand to double up to 850,000 and McNeil was still cruising with 3.72 million after the hand. CK Hua Takes the Chip Lead Can Kim Hua called preflop and Calen McNeil checked before the first three cards were dealt Q Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil Heads-Up Final Resumes Beteween CK Hua and Calen McNeilJun 13, '13 NOTE: Day 3 of Event No. 20 ended with two players remaining because they reached 10 levels of play and did not want to continue last night/morning. They have returned on Thursday, June 13 to continue the heads-up final until a winner is crowned. Updates will continue in one hour. Level: 31 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,100,000 Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil |
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| Jun 12, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 20 - $1,500 Omaha 8/OB | 3 | + |
Level 30 Update: First Hard Stop of the SummerJun 13, '13 NOTE: Day 3 of Event No. 20 has ended with two players remaining. They will return on Thursday, June 13 at 1 p.m. PT to continue the heads-up final until a winner is crowned. Level: 30 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,100,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates:
Can Kim Hua limped preflop and Calen McNeil checked preflop. The flop was dealt Q The river delivered the 5 McNeil Takes a Stranglehold of the Chip Lead Can Kim Hua raised and Calen McNeil called preflop. The first three cards were dealt J Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil 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 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 Calen McNeil Wins Event No. 20 ($277,274)Jun 13, '13 Level: 33 Blinds: 60,000-120,000 Players Remaining: 1 out of 1,014 Players Eliminated: 2nd: Can Kim Hua – $171,577
Calen McNeil Wins Event No. 20 ($277,274) — Can Kim Hua Eliminated in Second Place ($171,577) Calen McNeil raised and Can Kim Hua called preflop. The flop was dealt K McNeil: A River: 2 McNeil held the lead with trip kings and he won the hand and the tournament after the river. Hua was eliminated in second place after one of the longest heads-up battles of the summer and he took home $171,577. McNeil was the champion and in addition to a gold bracelet he took home $277,274 in prize money. Be sure to check back with Card Player for all of your final table action, chip counts, and prize payouts for each gold bracelet event. Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil Level 32 Update: Can Kim Hua Takes the LeadJun 13, '13 Level: 32 Blinds: 60,000-120,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 2,725,000 Players Eliminated: None
Can Kim Hua Back in the Lead with a Scoop Calen McNeil raised from the small blind and Can Kim Hua called. The flop was dealt A Hua revealed 7 Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil Level 31 Update: Can Kim Hua DoublesJun 13, '13 Level: 31 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,725,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates:
Calen McNeil raised and Can Kim Hua called. The flop was dealt J Hua: A River: 9 Hua won the hand to double up to 850,000 and McNeil was still cruising with 3.72 million after the hand. CK Hua Takes the Chip Lead Can Kim Hua called preflop and Calen McNeil checked before the first three cards were dealt Q Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil Heads-Up Final Resumes Beteween CK Hua and Calen McNeilJun 13, '13 NOTE: Day 3 of Event No. 20 ended with two players remaining because they reached 10 levels of play and did not want to continue last night/morning. They have returned on Thursday, June 13 to continue the heads-up final until a winner is crowned. Updates will continue in one hour. Level: 31 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014 Average Chip Count: 2,250,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,100,000 Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Calen McNeil |
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| Jun 03, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 8 - $1,500 Omaha Hi/Low Split 8/OB | 3 | + |
Level 29 Update: Hua 4th ($74,306), Kleist 5th ($54,855)Jun 04, '12 Level: 29 Blinds: 30,000-60,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 967 Average Chip Count: 1,450,500 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Herbert Tapscott — 2,400,000 Seat no. 7 — Gavin Griffin — 1,550,000 Players Eliminated: Can Kim Hua — 4th Place ($74,306) Live Updates: Michael Kleist Eliminated in 5th Place ($54,855)
Michael Kleist entered Level 29 as the second shortest stack was was eliminated by Gavin Griffin shortly after the level began. Michael Kleist opened the pot for 120,000, Gavin Griffin reraised to 180,000 and Kleist called. The flop came J The turn was the 10 The river was the J Michael Kleist was all in for his last 50,000 on the very next hand against Gavin Griffin. Griffin led before the flop with A The board came K Can Kim Hua Eliminated in 4th Place ($74,306)
Can Kim Hua opened the pot for 120,000 from under the gun and Gavin Griffin called from the big blind. The flop came 10 The turn was the 8 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: Can Kim Hua, Gavin Griffin, Michael Kleist Level 26 Update: Griffin Leads at Dinner Break; Jolly 9th ($18,837)Jun 03, '12 Level: 26 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 967 Average Chip Count: 543,937 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Herbert Tapscott — 65,000 Seat no. 7 — Gavin Griffin — 1,250,000 Players Eliminated: Bryan Jolly — 9th Place ($18,837) Live Updates: Bryan Jolly Eliminated in 9th Place ($18,837)
Bryan Jolly came into the final table with the chip lead but could’t get anything going tonight and was slowly chopped down to the short stack when he got quartered in a big showdown against Can Kim Hua. That hand knocked Jolly down to under 200,000 (6 bbs) and he was eliminated shortly after. On his final hand, Jolly was all in with a pocket pair of aces on a flop of K The turn and river were the 2 The remaining 8 players took a one hour dinner break at the conclusion of Level 26 and will return at approximately 9:20pm local time to resume play. 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: Can Kim Hua, Bryan Jolly Level 25 Update: Butler, Hua Battle for Chip LeadJun 03, '12 Level: 25 Blinds: 13,000-25,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 967 Average Chip Count: 483,500 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Herbert Tapscott — 440,000 Live Updates: Butler Takes the Lead
Ashly Butler came into the final table as the short stack with 294,000, but managed to chip up early through Raymond Davis to take the chip lead with about 700,000. Butler and Davis had a few exchanges early on, but Butler got the best of Davis this level after winning a showdown with a full house. Ashly Butler opened the pot for 50,000 from middle position, Raymond Davis three-bet to 75,000 from late position, and Butler called. Both players checked to the river on a board of K Can Kim Hua Steals the Chip Lead Shortly after Ashly Butler took the chip, Can Kim Hua found his momentum and stole the lead for himself after rivering a flush and the nut low in a big showdown against Bryan Jolly. Bryan Jolly raised the button, Can Kim Hua three-bet to 75,000 from the big blind, and Jolly called. The flop came 8 The turn was the 7 The river was the A 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: Can Kim Hua, Raymond Davis, Ashly Butler, Bryan Jolly Action Begins, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 03, '12 The final table of Event no. 8 ($1,500 Omaha Hi/Low Split 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. With the elimination of Wes Self in 10th Place ($14,908), the official, 9-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 25 with blinds of 13,000-25,000 and limits of 25,000-50,000, 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 — Herbert Tapscott — 579,000 While only 9 remain, this event gathered 967 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,305,450. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $264,400 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: Herbert Tapscott, Can Kim Hua, Raymond Davis, Gavin Griffin, Thayer Rasmussen, John Racener, Michael Kleist, Ashly Butler, Bryan Jolly |
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| Jun 11, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 21 - No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
$5,000 No-Limit Hold'em - Level 4Jun 11, '08 Blinds/Antes: 100/200/25 Player Tags: Lee Watkinson, Can Kim Hua, Chris Ferguson, Jeff Shulman, Men Nguyen, Antonio Esfandiari, Gavin Smith, Johnny Chan, Jean-Robert Bellande, Jennifer Tilly, Andy Black, Mark Newhouse $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em - Level 3Jun 11, '08 Blinds/Antes: 100/200 Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Jeff Shulman, Johnny Chan, Jamie Gold, Michael McKenna, Marco Johnson, Hevad Khan $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em - Level 2Jun 11, '08 Blinds/Antes: 50/100 Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Erik Seidel, Jeff Shulman, Huck Seed, John Hennigan, Daniel Alaei, Gavin Griffin, Jennifer Tilly, Vanessa Rousso |
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| Jun 03, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 5 - Omaha/Seven Card Stud High/Low 8/OB | 1 | + |
Color Up TimeJun 03, '07 The players are now on break as the $25 green chips are being collected off the table.The last level saw plenty of hearty talk between players. Mike Matusow, seeming unsatisfied to verbally spar only with Ted Forrest, has been needling Michael Mizrachi at the table next to his. Matusow and he had raised the stakes on their last-longer breaks during the dinner break when Mizrachi was among the chip leaders. Mizrachi has recently hit a rough patch and has dwindled well below the average chip stack. Matusow, whose cruising with a healthy stack, asked Mizrachi, "Why do you think I offered you good odds when you had chips?", just twisting the knife a little bit. In a different vein Scotty Nguyen is also having a good time. He's been up and down from his seat constantly during the tournament chatting with many players. In one hand against Jason Strasser, Nguyen missed a bet after Strasser said "nice hand Scotty" on the turn, and the checking behind him. Nguyen then coaxed Strasser to call on the river, and triumphantly said, "You know baby, nut, nut" while he scooped the pot. The players on table 54 might have wanted to pay attention to their surroundings. For a good twenty minutes into level 10, they continued to play Stud while the rest of the field had switched to Omaha, adding one more bullet point to the lackluster dealing the players have seen to this point. There are close to 160 players left, with plenty of poker left to be played tonight. Recent bustouts include Brett Jungblutt and CK Hua. Player Tags: Can Kim Hua, Scotty Nguyen, Brett Jungblut, Ted Forrest, Mike Matusow, Michael Mizrachi, Jason Strasser |
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Heads-Up Full House Showdown
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Todd Brunson Crippled by CK Hua
Todd Brunson Doubles Up Twice
Live Updates:
Can Kim Hua Doubles Up
Average Stack: 14,333
Jean-Robert Bellande Erupts After Elimination
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Players in Awe over Andy Black’s Skull
Jeff Shulman’s Rocky Road
Jamie Gold Folds Under Pressure
Average Stack: 11,076
Johnny World Calls a Value Bet on a Dangerous Board
Vanessa Rousso Bluffed Big Time