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| Jul 14, '13 | CPPT - 2013 Venetian Deep Stack Extravaganza III | CPPT Venetian $5,000 Main Event | 2 | + |
Devo's Summers EndsJul 14, '13 Bryan Devonshire was just knocked out and the Tweeted the following. He was not happy, and it might take a while before we see him back on the tournament circuit.
Player Tags: Bryan Devonshire Young and Devo Are Also HereJul 14, '13 Justin Young and Bryan Devonshire were also spotted at the tables during the first level of play. Young’s best result came in the WPT Five Diamond in 2008 when he won close to a million dollars. Devonshire was close to the WSOP Main Event final table two years ago when he took home $600,000 for finishing 12th. Player Tags: Justin Young, Bryan Devonshire |
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| Jul 19, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 12 | + |
Level 21 Update: Daniel Negreanu EliminatedJul 16, '11
Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 175 out of 6,865 Chip Leaders: Ben Lamb: 3,850,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu — BUSTED Notables Eliminated: Joe Tehan Featured Poker Tweets Alex Kamberis Hands: Daniel Negreanu Eliminated Daniel Negreanu was forced to move all in preflop for his final 95,000 and Rupert Elder made the call. Their cards: Negreanu: 10 Board: 9 Negreanu was eliminated on the hand and Elder grew his stack to a million. Former Chip Leader Busts Manoj Viswanathan was the chip leader when the day began but now he has been eliminated from the tournament. On his final hand he got the last of his chips into the middle and David Barter called him down. Their cards: Barter: A Board: 8 Manoj was eliminated on the hand and Barter now holds 3 million. Joseph Cheong Doubles Up Joseph Cheong got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Daryl Jace made the call. Their cards: Cheong: Q Board: A Jace fell to 2.5 million and Cheong survived with 1.5 million. Joe Tehan Eliminated by Bryan Devonshire Terry Hobbs bet 250,000 when the flop read Q Devonshire: Q Turn and River: 8 Tehan was eliminated and Devonshire grew his stack to 2,620,000. Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Joe Tehan, Bryan Devonshire, Matt Stout, Daryl Jace, Manoj Viswanathan, David Barter, Joseph Cheong Level 19 Update: Less than 300 Players RemainJul 16, '11 Blinds: 5,000-10,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 297 out of 6,865 Chip Leaders: Daryl Jace: 2,230,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu — 481,000 Notables Eliminated: David Levi Featured Poker Tweets Daniel Negreanu Hands: Sebastian Ruthenberg Knocks One Out Randy Hanley moved all in preflop for 96,000 and Sebastian Ruthenberg made the call. Their cards: Ruthenberg: 7 Board: 9 Hanley was eliminated on the hand and Ruthenberg grew his stack to 1,918,000. Ruben Visser Doubles Up A series of bets and raises saw Ruben Visser all in for 473,000 and Satoshi Isomae had him covered. Their cards: Visser: A Board: 7 Visser won the hand and doubled up to 970,000. Elezra Doubles Up an Opponent Kenny Shih was all in preflop and Eli Elezra had him covered, Their cards: Elezra: 8 Board: 8 Shih doubled up on the hand to survive with 600,000 and Elezra saw his stack drop to 680,000. Fernando Brito Doubles Up Fernando Brito moved all in preflop and Patrick Poirier made the call. Their cards: Brito: 9 Board: A Briton doubled up to 440,000 after the hand. Bryan Devonshire Knocks One Out Robert Matos moved all in preflop for 700,000 and Bryan Devonshire made the call. Their cards: Devonshire: A Board: 5 Devonshire grew his stack to 1,550,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Eli Elezra, Bryan Devonshire, Sebastian Ruthenberg, Ruben Visser, Fernando Brito Level 34 Update: Down To Unofficial Final TableJul 19, '11 Note: The players returned from the dinner break with 1 hour and 20 minutes left in Level 34. Play will continue until the the field reaches the final nine players. Blinds: 150,000-300,000 with a 40,000 ante Players Remaining: 10 out of 6,865 Average Chip Count: 20,595,000 Chip Leaders: 1. Eoghan O’Dea — 40,540,000 Eliminations: 12. Bryan Devonshire — $607,882 Featured Poker Tweets: Bryan Devonshire Hands:
Bryan Devonshire raised to 700,000 from the cutoff and Khoa Nguyen moved all in for his last 3,860,000. Devonshire called and showed K Bryan Devonshire Eliminated in 12th Place Eoghan O’Dea raised to 650,000 and Bryan Devonshire moved all in for 3,000,000 from the big blind. O’Dea called with A The board fell J
John Hewitt raised to 650,000 from under the gun and Pius Heinz moved all in for his last 8,060,000 from the button. The blinds folded and Hewitt called with A Heinze is up to 16,800,000 and Hewitt takes a major hit down to 18,100,000. Khoa Nguyen Eliminated in 11th Place Martin Staszko raised to 675,000 and Khoa Nguyen reraised to 1,750,000 from late position. Staszko then moved all in and Nguyen called with pocket tens. Staszko had pocket kings, however, and they held when the board fell A Player Tags: Khoa Nguyen, Bryan Devonshire |
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| Jul 16, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 9 | + |
Level 21 Update: Daniel Negreanu EliminatedJul 16, '11
Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 175 out of 6,865 Chip Leaders: Ben Lamb: 3,850,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu — BUSTED Notables Eliminated: Joe Tehan Featured Poker Tweets Alex Kamberis Hands: Daniel Negreanu Eliminated Daniel Negreanu was forced to move all in preflop for his final 95,000 and Rupert Elder made the call. Their cards: Negreanu: 10 Board: 9 Negreanu was eliminated on the hand and Elder grew his stack to a million. Former Chip Leader Busts Manoj Viswanathan was the chip leader when the day began but now he has been eliminated from the tournament. On his final hand he got the last of his chips into the middle and David Barter called him down. Their cards: Barter: A Board: 8 Manoj was eliminated on the hand and Barter now holds 3 million. Joseph Cheong Doubles Up Joseph Cheong got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Daryl Jace made the call. Their cards: Cheong: Q Board: A Jace fell to 2.5 million and Cheong survived with 1.5 million. Joe Tehan Eliminated by Bryan Devonshire Terry Hobbs bet 250,000 when the flop read Q Devonshire: Q Turn and River: 8 Tehan was eliminated and Devonshire grew his stack to 2,620,000. Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Joe Tehan, Bryan Devonshire, Matt Stout, Daryl Jace, Manoj Viswanathan, David Barter, Joseph Cheong Level 19 Update: Less than 300 Players RemainJul 16, '11 Blinds: 5,000-10,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 297 out of 6,865 Chip Leaders: Daryl Jace: 2,230,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu — 481,000 Notables Eliminated: David Levi Featured Poker Tweets Daniel Negreanu Hands: Sebastian Ruthenberg Knocks One Out Randy Hanley moved all in preflop for 96,000 and Sebastian Ruthenberg made the call. Their cards: Ruthenberg: 7 Board: 9 Hanley was eliminated on the hand and Ruthenberg grew his stack to 1,918,000. Ruben Visser Doubles Up A series of bets and raises saw Ruben Visser all in for 473,000 and Satoshi Isomae had him covered. Their cards: Visser: A Board: 7 Visser won the hand and doubled up to 970,000. Elezra Doubles Up an Opponent Kenny Shih was all in preflop and Eli Elezra had him covered, Their cards: Elezra: 8 Board: 8 Shih doubled up on the hand to survive with 600,000 and Elezra saw his stack drop to 680,000. Fernando Brito Doubles Up Fernando Brito moved all in preflop and Patrick Poirier made the call. Their cards: Brito: 9 Board: A Briton doubled up to 440,000 after the hand. Bryan Devonshire Knocks One Out Robert Matos moved all in preflop for 700,000 and Bryan Devonshire made the call. Their cards: Devonshire: A Board: 5 Devonshire grew his stack to 1,550,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Eli Elezra, Bryan Devonshire, Sebastian Ruthenberg, Ruben Visser, Fernando Brito Level 34 Update: Down To Unofficial Final TableJul 19, '11 Note: The players returned from the dinner break with 1 hour and 20 minutes left in Level 34. Play will continue until the the field reaches the final nine players. Blinds: 150,000-300,000 with a 40,000 ante Players Remaining: 10 out of 6,865 Average Chip Count: 20,595,000 Chip Leaders: 1. Eoghan O’Dea — 40,540,000 Eliminations: 12. Bryan Devonshire — $607,882 Featured Poker Tweets: Bryan Devonshire Hands:
Bryan Devonshire raised to 700,000 from the cutoff and Khoa Nguyen moved all in for his last 3,860,000. Devonshire called and showed K Bryan Devonshire Eliminated in 12th Place Eoghan O’Dea raised to 650,000 and Bryan Devonshire moved all in for 3,000,000 from the big blind. O’Dea called with A The board fell J
John Hewitt raised to 650,000 from under the gun and Pius Heinz moved all in for his last 8,060,000 from the button. The blinds folded and Hewitt called with A Heinze is up to 16,800,000 and Hewitt takes a major hit down to 18,100,000. Khoa Nguyen Eliminated in 11th Place Martin Staszko raised to 675,000 and Khoa Nguyen reraised to 1,750,000 from late position. Staszko then moved all in and Nguyen called with pocket tens. Staszko had pocket kings, however, and they held when the board fell A Player Tags: Khoa Nguyen, Bryan Devonshire |
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| Nov 12, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 2: Sorel Mizzi EliminatedNov 12, '10
Players Remaining: 323 (Approximate) Eliminations: Sorel Mizzi Big Hands: Sorel Mizzi Eliminated Sorel Mizzi was eliminated during the second level of the day. Tom Middleton Doubles Up The flop read 6 Middleton: 8 Turn and River: 9 Matt Vengrin Applies Pressure The flop read A Bryan Devonshire Grabs Some Chips The button limped and the small blind called preflop. Bryan Devonshire checked his option and the flop fell J Cody Slaubaugh Takes a Hit There was 1,100 in the pot and a board that read Q Player Tags: Bryan Devonshire, Matthew Vengrin, Cody Slaubaugh, Sorel Mizzi |
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| Oct 24, '10 | 2010 WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Hammond | WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Hammond $1,500 Main Event | 3 | + |
Bryan Devonshire Eliminated in Seventh Place ($37,047)Oct 24, '10 Bryan Devonshire raised to 170,000 preflop from the big blind and Edwin Choi reraised to 395,000 from the small blind. Devonshire then shoved all in and Choi made the call after spending some time in the tank. Their cards: Devonshire: K Board: 8 Devonshire was eliminated in seventh place and he will take home $37,047 in prize money. Player Tags: Bryan Devonshire, Edwin Choi |
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| May 29, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 3 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Level 4 Update: Kathy Liebert EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds: 75-150 Entrants: 3,824 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 4,500 Notable Eliminations: Padraig Parkinson Player’s Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Big Hands:
After a limper, Matt Vengrin raised to 475 and was met by a three-bet to 2,000 from the small blind. The limper folded and Vengrin tossed in the additional 1,525. The flop came J Devo Loses a Small Pot, But Still Very Healthy On the turn, with the board reading 10 “I just have queens,” said Devonshire’s opponent. “Queens are good,” replied Devonshire as his opponent tabled the Q
Kathy Liebert Eliminated Kathy Liebert had just 1,150 when she moved all in preflop with A-Q offsuit and was called by the pocket sevens of an opponent. The board ran out 8 Slim Making Jokes Amarillo Slim Preston called a 450 preflop bet, with a stack of 15,050, from an opponent. The flop came K Left In The Deck: Players are now on a 20 minute break. Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Bryan Devonshire, Matthew Vengrin Level 1 Update: Gavin Smith EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds: 25-25 Starting Stack: 3,000 Notable Eliminations: Gavin Smith Big Hands:
Four players saw a flop of Q The button bet 200 and Smith called one more time and saw the 10 Gavin Smith Eliminated Gavin Smith got the rest of his short stack in on a flop of 10 Bad Board, but Devo’s Kings Hold After Brock Parker limped under the gun, Bryan Devonshire raised to 100 on the button. The player in the small blind called, as did Parker. All three players checked it down as the board ran out A Devonshire tabled the K
Tommy Vedes Loses Some Chips On a paired board, Tom Vedes bet 100 with the A Elimination at Lauren Kling’s Table Two players got it all in on a flop of Q
Lex Veldhuis Eliminates a Player Lex Veldhuis was in the big blind with about 2,800 when the button raised to 75. The small blind called and Veldhuis raised to 325. The button made a quick call and the small blind folded. The flop came 9 Left in the Deck: One Big-Blind Hand Over at Brock Parker and Bryan Devonshire’s table (Green 197), a hand was played with just one big blind. The tournament staff was called over to look at the problem in the early stages of the 2010 World Series of Poker. Tough Table Draws and Notable Entrants
Prior to his elimination, poker pros Gavin Smith, Kara Scott, and Allen Kessler were sitting at the same table among a sea of unknowns. At the table right next door sits a member of the Card Player Family — Allyn Jaffrey Shulman. Allyn’s husband and Card Player Publisher, Barry Shulman, is also in the field. Some other tough draws include a table with Joe Bartholdi, David Plastik, Jamie Rosen, and Soheil Shamseddin. As well as a table that includes Tommy Vedes, Andy Black, Tom Marchese and Brandon Cantu. For such a big field, some unknowns got a pretty unlucky table draw. Lex Veldhuis Talks with Adam and Diego Poker pro Lex Veldhuis discusses the 2009 WSOP TV coverage that built a ton of buzz around his aggressive game, his lighthearted rivalry with Eli Elezra and how he took advantage of being on TV in a recent episode of ‘The Scoop’ brought to you by Full Tilt Poker. Player Tags: Allyn Shulman, Barry Shulman, Gavin Smith, Allen Kessler, Brock Parker, Bryan Devonshire, Lex Veldhuis, Kara Scott, Lauren Kling |
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| Feb 27, '10 | 2010 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event | 2 | + |
Level 6 Update: Eric Baldwin Struggles EarlyFeb 27, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 435 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Masaaki Kagawa — 125,000 Average Chip Count: 34,252 Notable Eliminations: Gavin Smith Big Hands:
The cutoff raised to 900 and Eric Baldwin reraised to 2,550 from the button. The flop came down 9 The turn was the 2 The cutoff checked, Baldwin bet 8,700 and the cutoff eventually found a call. Baldwin turned over K Baldwin was left a bit stunned and asked his opponent if he was going to try and represent one of the flushes if he didn’t pair. His opponent couldn’t find the words to explain his play and Baldwin was left with just 4,100 in his stack. Will Failla Doubles Up Will Failla came into the day severely short stacked, but found a way to double up with pocket aces, putting him back at 10,000. He still has work to do, but is no longer in the danger zone. Bryan Devonshire Doubles Bryan Devonshire was all in holding pocket kings against Matt Woodward’s A-Q. The board came out safely and Devonshire doubled up to 28,000 in chips. Jonathan Aguiar Takes Out Tyson Marks Tyson Marks was all in holding pocket sixes and was looked up by the pocket jacks of Jonathan Aguiar. The sixes failed to connect with the board and Marks was eliminated. Aguiar is now stacked with 47,000 in chips. Left in the Deck POY Madness On day 1, Card Player awarded both Eric Baldwin and Steve Gross with their resepective Player of the Year and Online Player of the Year trophies. Ironically, both players are now seated at the same table. They are joined by Daniel Negreanu, Vadim Trincher and Tom McCormick. Player Tags: Bryan Devonshire, Jonathan Aguiar, Eric Baldwin, Will Failla |
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| Dec 16, '09 | 2009 Five Diamond World Poker Classic | WPT Doyle Brunson Classic Championship | 3 | + |
Level 14 Update: Chaos For Steve O'DwyerDec 16, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 46 out of 329 Chip Counts: 1. Joe Elpayaa — 740,000 Average Chip Count: 429,000 Notable Eliminations: Andrew Robl Big Hands:
Okay, see if you can keep up with this one. Steve O’Dwyer raised to 15,000 from under the gun and Tim Davis called. The flop came out 8 Here’s where it gets crazy. Davis made the call and turned over A The dealer, completely unaware that there was still pending action, then produced a jack and a four on the turn and river. The floor was called over and the dealer tried to tell her side of the story. Davis was quiet, presumably because he had no idea whether he had won or not, with O’Dwyer’s hand still concealed. O’Dwyer then reported the action and it was ruled that the turn and river would go back into the deck and two new cards would be turned and rivered. After she began shuffling, the table informed the floor that O’Dwyer had bet dark on the turn and that Davis still had to make a decision on whether or not to call the 95,000. The dealer then turned a deuce and Davis decided to call. O’Dwyer showed 10 The dealer pulled a nine out of the deck for the river, but in the process had forgotten to burn a card. O’Dwyer, clearly emotionally drained by seeing way too many cards try and take down his overpair, just slumped down in his chair, awaiting the true river. The “real” river was the 5
After losing most of his stack in an earlier hand, Andrew Robl was short and looking for a double up. Antonio Esfandiari raised to 17,000 and Robl moved all in for 23,000 in the small blind. Esfandiari called and said, “It was nice playing with you, Robl” as he turned over the 10 Robl showed A Esfandiari Gets a Frustrating Chop Antonio Esfandiari raised to 18,000 and Soheil Shamseddin called in the cutoff. Both blinds called as well and the flop came down A The blinds checked and Esfandiari bet 41,500. Shamseddin called and the blinds folded. The turn was the Q Shamseddin bet 50,000 and Esfandiari raised to 140,000. Shamseddin called and showed A
We didn’t catch the action on the flop, but Daniel Alaei was all in on the turn of a board reading A Devonshire was left with 18,000 and Alaei now has 1,050,000 and the chip lead. Carter King Doubles Through Joe Cassidy Carter King moved all in for his last 85,500 and was called by Joe Cassidy in the blinds. Cassidy showed A Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Joe Cassidy, Daniel Alaei, Bryan Devonshire, Soheil Shamseddin, Tim Davis, Andrew Robl, Steve O'Dwyer, Carter King |
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| Oct 28, '09 | 2009 Caesars Palace Classic | Caesars Palace Classic -- Main Event Championship | 2 | + |
Bryan Devonshire Eliminated by Glen ChornyOct 28, '09
Devonshire showed A The flop came down A Devonshire disgustedly left the room as Chorny raked in the pot. Player Tags: Bryan Devonshire, Glen Chorny |
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| Aug 24, '09 | 2009 Legends of Poker | WPT Legends of Poker Main Event | 3 | + |
Level 15 UpdateAug 24, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 24 out of 278 Average Chip Count: 310,000 Notable Eliminations: 27. Nick Schulman — $18,285 Hand of the Level: Bryan Devonshire raised in position and Todd Terry called from the small blind. The flop came out Q Devonshire showed 10 The turn and river came 4 Level Summary: Despite a few short stacks in the field, it took nearly half of the level before a player was sent to the rail in the money. Nick Schulman was that casualty, running pocket jacks into the pocket aces of Kevin Schaffel. Then, the room was stunned to see former chip leader Bryan Devonshire ousted from the tournament when he flopped a flush against the nut flush of Todd Terry. The resulting pot gave Terry a massive stack and he ended the day with 850,000, good for the chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Bryan Devonshire Level 11 UpdateAug 24, '09 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 54 out of 278
1. Bryan Devonshire — 580,300 Average Chip Count: 155,000 Notable Eliminations: Lee Markholt Hand of the Level: The cutoff raised preflop and Daniel Negreanu made the call from the button. Bryan Devonshire made the call from the big blind and the flop was dealt 7 Devonshire bet 28,000 and Negreanu made the call. The river was dealt 10 Negreanu: 5 Devonshire eliminated Negreanu and grew his chip stack to 455,000. Devonshire now holds the chip lead. Level Summary: Action has been a little bit slower to start the third day of play at the 2009 Legends of Poker. Players were very reluctant to move any chips when they day began, but after a warm-up period play picked back up. There were 54 players remaining at the first break of the day. Play will continue tonight until the final 27 players are reached. If play advances a little more quickly then the field might play down to 18. Interesting players that are still in the mix include November Nine finalists Steven Begleiter and Kevin Schaffel. The biggest name player left in the tournament fell when Daniel Negreanu was eliminated near the end of the level. Kid Poker was eliminated by Bryan Devonshire, who took the chip lead during the level. Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Bryan Devonshire |
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Khoa Nguyen Doubles Through Bryan Devonshire
Pius Heinz Doubles Up
Blinds: 75-150
Vengrin Shows a Big Bluff
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and after the small blind checked, Vengrin moved his opponent all-in for 3,400. His opponent folded and Vengrin showed Q
fell on the river.
and took the pot. Devonshire still has over 10,000 in chips.
Smith Forced to Fold
Eric Baldwin Gets Confused Call From Opponent
Complete Chaos on Steve O’Dwyer’s Table
Andrew Robl Bites the Dust
Daniel Alaei Takes Chip Lead, Becomes First Millionaire
Bryan Devonshire was all in on the button for 120,000 or so and called by Glen Chorny in the small blind.
Bryan Devonshire Eliminated, Room Stunned At Former Chip Leaders Demise