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| Jun 10, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 19 - $10,000 2-7 No-Limit Lowball Championship | 2 | + |
Level 13 Update: Andy Black EliminatedJun 10, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 29 out of 101 Average Chip Count: 104,482 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu – 28,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Stephen Chidwick – 266,000 Notable Eliminations: Andy Black Big Hands:
Vincent Musso raised to 6,000 and Andy Bloch made the call. Musso stood pat and Bloch took one. After the draw, Musso checked and called an 11,000 chip bet from Bloch. Musso tabled the 8-7-5-3-2, but Bloch made an 8-6-5-3-2 and took the pot to climb to 145,000 in chips. Mike Wattel Eliminated Mike Wattel pushed all in for 15,000 from under-the-gun. Eric Kesselman called from the button, and Sirous Jamshidi came along from the big blind for the rest of his chips. Jamshidi and Wattel each drew one and Kesselman stood pat. Wattel couldn’t make anything better than a king-low and Kesselman stood pat with a 10-8-5-3-2. Jamshidi improved to a 9-7-6-5-4 and took just about the whole pot. Jamshidi is up to 48,000 and Kesselman is at 155,000 after the elimination of Wattel. Dwan Crippled, But Doubles Soon After John Monnette opened to 5,400 from the cutoff and Tom Dwan, who had Monette covered, moved all-in. Monette made the call and drew one with his 8-4-3-2, while Dwan stood pat with his 9-7-5-3-2. Monette found a 7 to stay a live and double to 105,000 and Dwan was down to 11,000. The following hand, Dwan moved all-in from the small blind and Peter Gould called. Dwan stood pat with a Q-J-6-4-2 and Gould drew one and ended up pairing his 9 with his 9-7-4-3, doubling Dwan up to 28,000. Gould slipped to 75,000.
Farzad Bonyadi moved all-in under-the-gun and was called by Doug Booth from the button. Booth stood pat and showed the 10-8-6-4-3 and Bonyadi drew one to his 7-4-3-2. Unfortunately for the former bracelet winner, he drew a K and was sent home. Negreanu Doubles Up Daniel Negreanu was crippled by Joe Cassidy earlier in the level and moved all-in for his last 10,600 before the draw and was called by Cassidy. Both players drew one. Negreanu was drawing with his 7-6-4-3 and was Cassidy was drawing 8-7-6-4. Negreanu caught a Q but Cassidy paired his eight and Negreanu doubled up to 25,000 and Cassidy is down to 130,000. Black Eliminated by Baker We caught up with the hand at showdown, with Andy Black all-in against David Baker. Unfortunately for Black, Baker had the 7-5-4-3-2 to take the pot and move to 240,000, while Black is sent to the rail. Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Andy Black, Sirous Jamshidi, Tom Dwan |
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| Jun 07, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 15 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud 8 or Better Championship | 2 | + |
Level 11: Seed Hanging OnJun 07, '10 Blinds: Ante 500, Bring-In 700, 2,500-5,000 Limits Players Remaining: 79 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 62,963 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sirous Jamshidi – 134,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jennifer Harman — 75,000 Notable Eliminations: Hasan Habib Player’s Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Big Hands:
Huck Seed had the last of his chips in the middle again on seventh street, this time against the player in seat 2. Seat 2 thought for a bit before finally calling. Seed chopped last time with the low end of the hand. This time, he tabled J Seat 2 tabled an 8-7 low for the other half of the pot and Seed was sticking around some more with his short stack of 4,800. Schulman Scoops With Diamonds Nick Schulman bet 5,000 after seventh street was dealt and the player in seat 5 made the call. Sirous Jamshidi was also in the hand but mucked after the bet. Schulman announced he had a flush, showing (9 Seat 5 shook his head and then threw his hand in the muck. Schulman scooped a nice pot and was around 60,000.
Phil Hellmuth led out with 2,500 on fourth street and Gus Hansen made the call. Hellmuth led out for 5,000 on fifth street and Hansen tagged along again. It was the same story on sixth and Hellmuth fired another 5,000 on seventh showing A Hansen released his hand, K Hellmuth was at 47,000 after the win while Hansen was at 68,000. Habib, Lederer Eliminated We did not catch the two players boards, but Hasan Habib was eliminated by Dario Minieri halfway through level 11. Minieri was at 57,000 At another table, Howard Lederer was ousted by Richard Ashby, who was at 74,000 after the elimination.
Entering the action on 5th street, David Bach beet and was called by Gus Hansen. Hansen continued calling Bach on 6th and 7th streets, and they showed their hands: Hansen: (8 Hansen showed a straight and the best low hand to scoop the entire pot. Hansen had 80,000 after the hand, while Bach fell to around 52,000. Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Huck Seed, Gus Hansen, Howard Lederer, Phil Hellmuth, Sirous Jamshidi, Nick Schulman Level Nine: Ferguson Busts MonnetteJun 07, '10 Blinds: Ante 300, Bring-In 500, 1,500-3,000 Limits Players Remaining: 100 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 51,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sirious Jamshidi – 130,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Max Pescatori — 63,100 Notable Eliminations: Tom Dwan Player’s Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Big Hands:
John Monnette raised on 3rd street and Chris Ferguson called. Monnette check-called Jesus on 4th street then got it all in on 5th street. Jesus made the call and the players showed their hands. Monnette: (A Ferguson scooped the entire pot and Monnette was gone. Ferguson had 17,000 after the hand. Barry Shulman Bets Out Chip Chip Jett got the ball rolling for 500 showing the 8 Shulman had around 42,000 after the hand.
Phil Hellmuth bet 1,500 on fourth street and the player in seat 6 made the call. David Bach then raised to 3,000 and Hellmuth raised to 4,500. Seat 6 folded and Bach put another raise in to 6,000. “How much do you want to put in?” Hellmuth said. “Alright I’ll raise you one more.” Hellmuth made it 7,500 and Bach called. Bach then led on fifth and sixth street and Hellmuth tagged along both times. Bach put in another bet of 3,000 on seventh, his board showing 6 Hellmuth went off on another one of his rants, turned up his hole cards to reveal (3 Hellmuth was down to 23,000 while Bach was at 63,000. Jamshidi Takes Chip Lead Entering the action on 5th street, Ron Ware checked to Simon Kearney who bet and was called by Sirous Jamshidi and Ware. Kearney bet again on 6th and 7th street and was called by both opponents. Their hands: Ron Ware: (10 Ware’s two pair were enough to make Kearney muck, but Jamshidi’s trip 4s scooped the pot and became the chi pleader in the process with nearly 130,000 in chips. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Phil Hellmuth, Barry Shulman, David Bach, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Jun 05, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship | 3 | + |
Level 12: Nick Schulman, Jennifer Harman EliminatedJun 04, '10 Blinds: Ante 700, Bring-in 1,000, Limits 3,000-6,000 Players Remaining: 43 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 104,651 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eric Buchman – 270,000 Notable Eliminations: Todd Brunson Note: Players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break and will return at approximately 8:30 p.m. Big Hands:
We caught up with this hand after Schulman was all in against Eric Buchman. Schulman’s hand started off well enough as he was showing 6 He had straight flush possibilities but bricked on every street after that and he was eliminated. Buchman took the pot and was up to 270,000, making him the new chip leader of the tournament. Alioto Bests Negreanu We caught up with the action on fifth street. Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Daniel Negreanu made the call. Both players checked sixth street and then Negreanu took a stab with 6,000 on seventh street. Alioto made the call and Negreanu turned over the Q Alioto turned over his hole cards, revealing K
Eric Buchman, Doyle Brunson and Dan Heimiller were involved in a three-way pot. After a bet of 6,000 on fifth street, Brunson raised it up to 12,000. Both opponents made the call and Brunson led out with 6,000 on sixth street. Both players called again and were dealt their river cards. Heimiller then led out with 6,000 and Buchman mucked. Brunson looked up Heimiller and saw the bad news. Heimiller turned over (A
Jennifer Harman was all in on sixth street against Sirious Jamshidi. This is how their boards ran out: Harman: (K Harman improved to kings-up on the river but Jamshidi also improved with three queens and Harman was ousted from the tournament. Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Eric Buchman, Doyle Brunson, Jennifer Harman, Sirous Jamshidi, Nick Schulman, Dario Alioto, Dan Heimiller Level 20: Final Table SetJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 4000, Bring-in 5000, Limits 18,000-36,000 Players Remaining: 7 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 562,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Nikolay Evdakov — 1,170,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands: Heimiller Stays Alive, Temporarily Short-stacked Dan Heimiller got all in chipped up nicely. The cards were: Heimiller: (K-J)-A-A-2-J-(Q) With the win he had around 115,000 in chips, but around 15 minutes later he was eliminated.
Men “The Master” Nguyen completed the final table when he got Dan Heimiller all in. Their hands were: Heimiller was out in 9th Place, and the final 8 were moved to the feature table. Evdakov Takes Chip Lead Nikolay Evdakov and Sirous Jamshidi called Vladimir Schmelev on 3rd street, and Schmelev folded when Jamshidi led out on 4th street. Evdakov continued calling Jamshidi on every street, before slowing and check-calling when Evdakov bet on the end. Their cards: Evdakov: (8 Evdakov’s straight took it down, pushing his stack to around one million and dropping Jamshidi to 220,000 in the process.
Brandon Adams, Vladimir Schmelev and Sirous Jamshidi all went the distance in a hand that saw Schmelev complete and lead out on 4th street, Jamshidi lead out with a bet on 5th street, and the rest of the action being checked down. Their cards: Adams: (6 Two pair earned Adams the pot, pushing his stack to 800,000. Jamshidi’s already short stack dwindled to around 140,000. Sirous Jamshidi Busts in 8th Place ($46,206) Sirous Jamshidi was all in on 5th street and Brandon Adams called with a pair of aces. They held up and Jamshidi was gone in 8th place. Their cards: Adams: (A Adams was among the chip leaders following the hand. Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Sirous Jamshidi, Nikolay Evdakov, Dan Heimiller Level 19: The Master Keeps BusyJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 3000, Bring-in 3000, Limits 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 500,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brandon Adams — 850,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
After dropping some chips in the previous level, Men Nguyen was able to capitalize on a full house to take a nice pot from Sirous Jamshidi. Jamshidi completed on 3rd street and was called by Michael Mizrachi, Nguyen, and Steve Billirakis. Jamshidi bet and Nguyen raised on 4th street, leading to folds from Mizrachi and Billirakis. Nguyen bet every street left and was called by Jamshidi. The Master was more than happy to show down: Nguyen: (A Nguyen had 360,000 after the hand, and Jamshidi fell to 180,000. Mizrachi Takes One From Cassidy Heads up with Joe Cassidy, Michael Mizrachi bet on every street and was called. Mizrachi finally checked the end and Cassidy checked as well. Their hands were: Mizrachi: (10 Mizrachi took the pot and chipped back up to nearly 500,000, while Cassidy dropped to 300,000. Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Michael Mizrachi, Joe Cassidy, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Jun 04, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship | 2 | + |
Level 12: Nick Schulman, Jennifer Harman EliminatedJun 04, '10 Blinds: Ante 700, Bring-in 1,000, Limits 3,000-6,000 Players Remaining: 43 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 104,651 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eric Buchman – 270,000 Notable Eliminations: Todd Brunson Note: Players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break and will return at approximately 8:30 p.m. Big Hands:
We caught up with this hand after Schulman was all in against Eric Buchman. Schulman’s hand started off well enough as he was showing 6 He had straight flush possibilities but bricked on every street after that and he was eliminated. Buchman took the pot and was up to 270,000, making him the new chip leader of the tournament. Alioto Bests Negreanu We caught up with the action on fifth street. Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Daniel Negreanu made the call. Both players checked sixth street and then Negreanu took a stab with 6,000 on seventh street. Alioto made the call and Negreanu turned over the Q Alioto turned over his hole cards, revealing K
Eric Buchman, Doyle Brunson and Dan Heimiller were involved in a three-way pot. After a bet of 6,000 on fifth street, Brunson raised it up to 12,000. Both opponents made the call and Brunson led out with 6,000 on sixth street. Both players called again and were dealt their river cards. Heimiller then led out with 6,000 and Buchman mucked. Brunson looked up Heimiller and saw the bad news. Heimiller turned over (A
Jennifer Harman was all in on sixth street against Sirious Jamshidi. This is how their boards ran out: Harman: (K Harman improved to kings-up on the river but Jamshidi also improved with three queens and Harman was ousted from the tournament. Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Eric Buchman, Doyle Brunson, Jennifer Harman, Sirous Jamshidi, Nick Schulman, Dario Alioto, Dan Heimiller Level 20: Final Table SetJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 4000, Bring-in 5000, Limits 18,000-36,000 Players Remaining: 7 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 562,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Nikolay Evdakov — 1,170,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands: Heimiller Stays Alive, Temporarily Short-stacked Dan Heimiller got all in chipped up nicely. The cards were: Heimiller: (K-J)-A-A-2-J-(Q) With the win he had around 115,000 in chips, but around 15 minutes later he was eliminated.
Men “The Master” Nguyen completed the final table when he got Dan Heimiller all in. Their hands were: Heimiller was out in 9th Place, and the final 8 were moved to the feature table. Evdakov Takes Chip Lead Nikolay Evdakov and Sirous Jamshidi called Vladimir Schmelev on 3rd street, and Schmelev folded when Jamshidi led out on 4th street. Evdakov continued calling Jamshidi on every street, before slowing and check-calling when Evdakov bet on the end. Their cards: Evdakov: (8 Evdakov’s straight took it down, pushing his stack to around one million and dropping Jamshidi to 220,000 in the process.
Brandon Adams, Vladimir Schmelev and Sirous Jamshidi all went the distance in a hand that saw Schmelev complete and lead out on 4th street, Jamshidi lead out with a bet on 5th street, and the rest of the action being checked down. Their cards: Adams: (6 Two pair earned Adams the pot, pushing his stack to 800,000. Jamshidi’s already short stack dwindled to around 140,000. Sirous Jamshidi Busts in 8th Place ($46,206) Sirous Jamshidi was all in on 5th street and Brandon Adams called with a pair of aces. They held up and Jamshidi was gone in 8th place. Their cards: Adams: (A Adams was among the chip leaders following the hand. Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Sirous Jamshidi, Nikolay Evdakov, Dan Heimiller Level 19: The Master Keeps BusyJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 3000, Bring-in 3000, Limits 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 500,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brandon Adams — 850,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
After dropping some chips in the previous level, Men Nguyen was able to capitalize on a full house to take a nice pot from Sirous Jamshidi. Jamshidi completed on 3rd street and was called by Michael Mizrachi, Nguyen, and Steve Billirakis. Jamshidi bet and Nguyen raised on 4th street, leading to folds from Mizrachi and Billirakis. Nguyen bet every street left and was called by Jamshidi. The Master was more than happy to show down: Nguyen: (A Nguyen had 360,000 after the hand, and Jamshidi fell to 180,000. Mizrachi Takes One From Cassidy Heads up with Joe Cassidy, Michael Mizrachi bet on every street and was called. Mizrachi finally checked the end and Cassidy checked as well. Their hands were: Mizrachi: (10 Mizrachi took the pot and chipped back up to nearly 500,000, while Cassidy dropped to 300,000. Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Michael Mizrachi, Joe Cassidy, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Jul 05, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 4 Hour 1 Update: Howard Lederer Short StackedJul 05, '09 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Chip Counts: 1. Jeff Lisandro – 131,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Matt Matros — 30,000 Notable Eliminations: Jamie Gold Big Hands
The player in seat 2 raises to 600 before the flop, Scotty Nguyen reraises to 1,800 from late position, Lee Watkinson calls from the button as does the original raisesr. The flop comes A Lisandro Adds To His Lead The player in the small blind completes the bet and Jeff Lisandro checks his option from the big blind. The flop comes A
On a board of 4 Sirous Jamshidi Eliminated On a flop of 10 Jamshidi: 10 Jamshidi gets it in good after flopping top two pair, and the turn is the 5
On a flop of 8 Player Tags: Andrew Wang, Scotty Nguyen, Howard Lederer, Jeffrey Lisandro, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Jun 25, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 46 - $2,500 Omaha 8 or Better | 3 | + |
Final Table Update: Sirous Jamshidi Eliminated in Sixth PlaceJun 25, '09 Blinds: 13,000-25,000 Players Remaining: 5 out of 424 Chip Counts: 1. Josh Schlein — 740,000 Average Chip Count: 397,500 Notable Eliminations: 6. Sirous Jamshidi – $37,350 Elimination Hands: Sirous Jamshidi Eliminated in Sixth Place ($37,350) Sirous Jamshidi checked a board of 5 Bohlman: A River: 9 Bohlman made a wheel and Jamshidi was eliminated in sixth place. Player Tags: Scott Bohlman, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Sep 16, '08 | 2008 Borgata Poker Open (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Championship (WPT) - Event 15 | 3 | + |
Sirous Jamshidi Eliminated on the BubbleSep 16, '08
Player Tags: Sirous Jamshidi, Solomon Eisenberg |
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| Jun 11, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 22 - H.O.R.S.E. | 1 | + |
$3K H.O.R.S.E. - Hour FourJun 11, '08 Note: Players took a short thirty-minute dinner break at the end of Level 3 and will return with a few minutes left before 10:00 pm. Big Hands: Player Tags: Frank Kassela, David Williams, Scott Bohlman, Michael Binger, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Jun 08, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 11 - No-Limit Hold'em Shootout | 3 | + |
No-Limit Hold'em Shootout - Day Two - Final Table SetJun 07, '08
Player Tags: John Juanda, Greg Mueller, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West No-Limit Hold'em Shootout - Day Two - Juanda vs. WestJun 07, '08 Blinds/Antes: 4000/8000/1000 Player Tags: John Juanda, Elton Beebe, John Murphy, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West No Limit Hold 'Em Shootout - Day 2- Hour FourJun 07, '08 Blinds: 2,500-5,000 ante 500 Player Tags: John Juanda, John Monnette, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - Two More OutJun 08, '08 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante Greg Mueller - 2,500,000
Leo Wolpert - 800,000
Phil Tom - 2,700,000
Big Hands and Story Lines:
Leo Wolpert raised to 100,000 and Tim West pushed all in. Wolpert instantly called and turned over K
Sirous Jamshidi and Phillip Tom got it all in holding premium pairs. Jamshidi had J
NOTE: Players are now on a one-hour dinner break until 8:15 PM PST.
Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - We Finally Lose SomeoneJun 08, '08 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 4,000 ante Greg Mueller - 1,700,000
Leo Wolpert - 1,500,000
Sirous Jamshidi - 550,000
Phil Tom - 1,200,000
Tim West - 850,000
Big Hands and Story Lines: Tim West Doubles Through Tom Roupe Leo Wolpert raised to 75,000 and Tim West reraised to 425,000. Tom Roupe then moved all in and Wolpert got out of the way. West called all in and showed 8
Sirous Jamshidi raised to 87,000 and Greg Mueller made the call. Tom Roupe then moved all in for his last 225,000 from the small blind. Jamshidi folded and Mueller called with A
Sirous Jamshidi raised to 85,000 and Phillip Tom reraised to 300,000. Jamshidi moved all in and Tom made the call for his tounament life. Tom showed K
Greg Mueller raised to 80,000 under the gun and Tom Roupe reraised to 280,000. The blinds folded and Mueller called. The flop came 7
Thomas Roupe is all in against Leo Wolpert holding 10
NOTE: Players then took a short 5-minute break. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Thomas Roupe, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - Double Ups GaloreJun 08, '08 Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante Greg Mueller - 1,580,000
Leo Wolpert - 1,457,000
Sirous Jamshidi - 907,000
Tom Roupe - 780,000
Phil Tom - 686,000
Tim West - 590,000
Big Hands and Story Lines: Sirous Jamshidi Doubles Up Through Tim West Tom Roupe limped, as did Tim West. Sirous Jamshidi completed from the small bind and Greg Mueller checked his option. The flop came 9
Philip Tom raised to 50,000 and Greg Mueller calls. The flop came J
Tim West raised to 240,000 leaving himself with only 2,000 behind. Sirous Jamshidi called and both players got it all in dark. West showed 4
Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Thomas Roupe, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - Jockeying For PositionJun 08, '08 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante Sirous Jamshidi – 830,000
Leo Wolpert -1,025,000
Greg Mueller – 1,550,000
Philip Tom – 700,000
Thomas Roupe – 950,000
Timothy West – 860,000
Big Hands and Story Lines:
Right out of the gate, Greg Mueller came out firing. With each player starting with 50 big blinds, stealing became a priority in the first round and Mueller seemed determine to get his fair share. He won 5 out of the first 10 hands without too much trouble, and then picked up even more chips the next few hands with big reraises. Mueller doesn't seem afraid to go out in sixth, but as a result, he's picked up a nice lead on the rest of the field. Sirous Jamshidi Fires Back Nobody wants to go out first, and everyone but Mueller is playing extra cautiously. So cautiously, in fact, that there wasn't a single confrontation until about 30 hands in, when Sirous Jamshidi finally had enough and moved all in. Mueller decided not to go with it and for now, Jamshidi keeps some distance between himself and the felt.
As the level came to an end, Leo Wolpert won four pots out of five to vault himself near the top of the leaderboard. At this point, We were still awaiting our first real clash of the final table.
After getting pretty short, Tim West was all in holding A NOTE: The players then took a 20-minute break.
Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert $5,000 Shootout - Final Table TodayJun 08, '08 The final table for event No. 11 begins today at 2:00pm, and is guaranteed to feature extremely tough competition. The remaining six players battled their way through a total field of 360 players to arrive at today’s final table, but only one will go home with the gold bracelet and $477,990 in prize money. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Thomas Roupe, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West |
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| Jun 07, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 11 - No-Limit Hold'em Shootout | 2 | + |
No-Limit Hold'em Shootout - Day Two - Final Table SetJun 07, '08
Player Tags: John Juanda, Greg Mueller, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West No-Limit Hold'em Shootout - Day Two - Juanda vs. WestJun 07, '08 Blinds/Antes: 4000/8000/1000 Player Tags: John Juanda, Elton Beebe, John Murphy, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West No Limit Hold 'Em Shootout - Day 2- Hour FourJun 07, '08 Blinds: 2,500-5,000 ante 500 Player Tags: John Juanda, John Monnette, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - Two More OutJun 08, '08 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante Greg Mueller - 2,500,000
Leo Wolpert - 800,000
Phil Tom - 2,700,000
Big Hands and Story Lines:
Leo Wolpert raised to 100,000 and Tim West pushed all in. Wolpert instantly called and turned over K
Sirous Jamshidi and Phillip Tom got it all in holding premium pairs. Jamshidi had J
NOTE: Players are now on a one-hour dinner break until 8:15 PM PST.
Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - We Finally Lose SomeoneJun 08, '08 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 4,000 ante Greg Mueller - 1,700,000
Leo Wolpert - 1,500,000
Sirous Jamshidi - 550,000
Phil Tom - 1,200,000
Tim West - 850,000
Big Hands and Story Lines: Tim West Doubles Through Tom Roupe Leo Wolpert raised to 75,000 and Tim West reraised to 425,000. Tom Roupe then moved all in and Wolpert got out of the way. West called all in and showed 8
Sirous Jamshidi raised to 87,000 and Greg Mueller made the call. Tom Roupe then moved all in for his last 225,000 from the small blind. Jamshidi folded and Mueller called with A
Sirous Jamshidi raised to 85,000 and Phillip Tom reraised to 300,000. Jamshidi moved all in and Tom made the call for his tounament life. Tom showed K
Greg Mueller raised to 80,000 under the gun and Tom Roupe reraised to 280,000. The blinds folded and Mueller called. The flop came 7
Thomas Roupe is all in against Leo Wolpert holding 10
NOTE: Players then took a short 5-minute break. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Thomas Roupe, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - Double Ups GaloreJun 08, '08 Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante Greg Mueller - 1,580,000
Leo Wolpert - 1,457,000
Sirous Jamshidi - 907,000
Tom Roupe - 780,000
Phil Tom - 686,000
Tim West - 590,000
Big Hands and Story Lines: Sirous Jamshidi Doubles Up Through Tim West Tom Roupe limped, as did Tim West. Sirous Jamshidi completed from the small bind and Greg Mueller checked his option. The flop came 9
Philip Tom raised to 50,000 and Greg Mueller calls. The flop came J
Tim West raised to 240,000 leaving himself with only 2,000 behind. Sirous Jamshidi called and both players got it all in dark. West showed 4
Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Thomas Roupe, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert, Tim West $5,000 Shootout - Jockeying For PositionJun 08, '08 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante Sirous Jamshidi – 830,000
Leo Wolpert -1,025,000
Greg Mueller – 1,550,000
Philip Tom – 700,000
Thomas Roupe – 950,000
Timothy West – 860,000
Big Hands and Story Lines:
Right out of the gate, Greg Mueller came out firing. With each player starting with 50 big blinds, stealing became a priority in the first round and Mueller seemed determine to get his fair share. He won 5 out of the first 10 hands without too much trouble, and then picked up even more chips the next few hands with big reraises. Mueller doesn't seem afraid to go out in sixth, but as a result, he's picked up a nice lead on the rest of the field. Sirous Jamshidi Fires Back Nobody wants to go out first, and everyone but Mueller is playing extra cautiously. So cautiously, in fact, that there wasn't a single confrontation until about 30 hands in, when Sirous Jamshidi finally had enough and moved all in. Mueller decided not to go with it and for now, Jamshidi keeps some distance between himself and the felt.
As the level came to an end, Leo Wolpert won four pots out of five to vault himself near the top of the leaderboard. At this point, We were still awaiting our first real clash of the final table.
After getting pretty short, Tim West was all in holding A NOTE: The players then took a 20-minute break.
Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Sirous Jamshidi, Leo Wolpert $5,000 Shootout - Final Table TodayJun 08, '08 The final table for event No. 11 begins today at 2:00pm, and is guaranteed to feature extremely tough competition. The remaining six players battled their way through a total field of 360 players to arrive at today’s final table, but only one will go home with the gold bracelet and $477,990 in prize money. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Thomas Roupe, Sirous Jamshidi, Tim West |
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Bloch Tops Musso
Farzad Bonyadi Eliminated
Seed Chops To Stay Alive Again
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Hellmuth Bests Hansen
Gus Takes Pot From Bach
Jesus Walks… Through Monnette
Hellmuth Folds, But Not Quietly
Nick Schulman Doesn’t Have Enough Heart, Eliminated By Buchman
Dolly Takes A Ride On Heimiller’s Boat
Jennifer Harman Eliminated
Nguyen Busts Heimiller in 9th Place ($38,676)
Adams Moving On Up
The Master Fills Up
Lee Watkinson vs. Scotty Nguyen
Howard Lederer Saves Money on River
Eric Liu Loses Small Pot
Sirous Jamshidi is our unfortunate bubble boy. Jamshidi got it in with aces against Solomon Eisenberg. Eisenberg's A-Q made a diamond flush to send Jamshidi home with nothing, making 54 players very happy. 
Stud - David Williams Eliminated 
Tim West Defeats John Juanda Heads-Up, Advances to Final Table
Big Hands:
Tim "Tmay420" West Eliminated in 5th Place ($63,450)
Sirous Jamshidi Eliminated in 4th Place ($118,440)
Greg Mueller Doubles Through Thomas Roupe, Leaves Him Crippled
Greg "FBT" Mueller Takes Charge
Here’s a run-down of the players at the final table:
Perhaps the most seasoned pro at the final table, Canadian Greg Mueller needs almost no introduction.