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| Jun 18, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $5,000 H.O.R.S.E. | 4 | + |
Level 27 Update: Chris Klodnicki Eliminated in 5th PlaceJun 18, '13 Level: 27 Players Remaining: 4 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 978,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 1,520,000 Players Eliminated: 5th: Chris Klodnicki – $70,093
Chris Klodnicki Eliminated in Fifth Place ($70,093) Razz Chris Klodnicki completed and Tom Schneider called. Klodnicki bet on fourth street and Schneider called. Klodnicki also bet on fifth street and Schneider called again. Klodnicki checked sixth street and Schneider bet. Klodnicki then raised all in for 155,000 and Schneider called. They turned over their cards and Schneider had the lead with a 10-6 low. Klodnicki was close with a 10-8 low, but he paired his five on seventh street while Schneider improved to a 9-6 low. Klodnicki was eliminated in fifth place and Schneider grew his stack to 1.25 million. Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Chris Klodnicki Level 26 Update: Adam Friedman Eliminated in 6th PlaceJun 18, '13 Level: 26 Players Remaining: 5 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 783,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 825,000 Players Eliminated: 6th: Adam Friedman – $52,613
Adam Friedman Eliminated in Sixth Place ($52,613) Razz Adam Friedman posted the bring-in and Tom Schneider called. Benjamin Scholl completed and Friedman raised all in for 33,000. Both opponents called and Schneider continued the aggression. He bet on both fourth and fifth street. Scholl called on fourth but folded on fifth. And then it was down to two players. Schneider made a 9-8 low and it was more than enough to top the unfortunate (8-3) K-8-10-10 (9) dealt to Friedman on his final hand of the tournament. Schneider held close to 900,000 after the hand and Friedman was eliminated in sixth place. Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Adam Friedman, Benjamin Scholl Level 25 Update: Six-Handed StalemateJun 17, '13 Level: 25 Players Remaining: 6 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 652,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 731,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates:
Omaha Eight-or-Better The flop read A Both players checked and Klodnicki revealed K Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Chris Klodnicki Official Final Table Begins for Event No. 29 ($5,000 HORSE)Jun 17, '13 The final table of Event No. 29 ($5,000 HORSE) 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 Alex Dovzhenko in ninth place ($24,129), the eight-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 23, 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: Greg Mueller – 748,000 While only 8 remain, this event attracted a field of 261 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,226,700, and the top 32 players made the money. Here is a look at the final table payouts: 1st Place: $318,955 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: David Benyamine, Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider, Chris Klodnicki Tom Schneider Wins Event No. 29 ($318,955)Jun 18, '13 Level: 30 Players Remaining: 1 out of 261 Players Eliminated: 4th: Viatcheslav Ortynskiy – $94,644 Live Updates:
Hold’em Tom Schneider raised under the gun preflop and Viatcheslav Ortynskiy reraised all in for 155,000 on the big blind. Schneider called and they table their hands. Schneider: A Board: A Ortynskiy was eliminated in fourth place and Schneider increased his chip lead to 3,140,000. Greg Mueller Eliminated in Third Place ($129,600) Seven-Card Stud Tom Schneider: (K Greg Mueller posted the bring-in and Tom Schneider completed. Benjamin Scholl called and Mueller raised. Schneider reraised and Scholl folded. Mueller called and Schneider led out on fourth street. Mueller called all in and he made a flush by seventh street. Unfortunately for him, Schneider had made a full house and he won the hand to take 3,035,000 into the heads-up final against Scholl (885,000). Mueller was eliminated in third place. Tom Schneider Wins Event No. 29 ($318,955) — Benjamin Scholl Eliminated in Second Place ($197,228) Hold’em Benjamin Scholl moved all in for his tournament life with K Scholl was eliminated in second place and took home $197,228. Schneider was the champion and first multiple bracelet winner of the summer. Schneider won the other HORSE event last week and that victory was good for $258,906. This win was good for $318,955 and he was awarded his fourth gold bracelet. 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: Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider, Benjamin Scholl, Viatcheslav Ortynskiy Final Four Players Resume Play in Event No. 29 ($5,000 HORSE)Jun 18, '13 NOTE: The final four players remaining in the $5,000 HORSE event have resumed the play down to a champion at 2 p.m. PT on Tuesday, June 18. Level-by-level updates will now commence at the end of the level. Level: 29 Players Remaining: 4 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 978,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 140,000 Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider |
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| Jun 17, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $5,000 H.O.R.S.E. | 3 | + |
Level 27 Update: Chris Klodnicki Eliminated in 5th PlaceJun 18, '13 Level: 27 Players Remaining: 4 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 978,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 1,520,000 Players Eliminated: 5th: Chris Klodnicki – $70,093
Chris Klodnicki Eliminated in Fifth Place ($70,093) Razz Chris Klodnicki completed and Tom Schneider called. Klodnicki bet on fourth street and Schneider called. Klodnicki also bet on fifth street and Schneider called again. Klodnicki checked sixth street and Schneider bet. Klodnicki then raised all in for 155,000 and Schneider called. They turned over their cards and Schneider had the lead with a 10-6 low. Klodnicki was close with a 10-8 low, but he paired his five on seventh street while Schneider improved to a 9-6 low. Klodnicki was eliminated in fifth place and Schneider grew his stack to 1.25 million. Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Chris Klodnicki Level 26 Update: Adam Friedman Eliminated in 6th PlaceJun 18, '13 Level: 26 Players Remaining: 5 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 783,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 825,000 Players Eliminated: 6th: Adam Friedman – $52,613
Adam Friedman Eliminated in Sixth Place ($52,613) Razz Adam Friedman posted the bring-in and Tom Schneider called. Benjamin Scholl completed and Friedman raised all in for 33,000. Both opponents called and Schneider continued the aggression. He bet on both fourth and fifth street. Scholl called on fourth but folded on fifth. And then it was down to two players. Schneider made a 9-8 low and it was more than enough to top the unfortunate (8-3) K-8-10-10 (9) dealt to Friedman on his final hand of the tournament. Schneider held close to 900,000 after the hand and Friedman was eliminated in sixth place. Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Adam Friedman, Benjamin Scholl Level 25 Update: Six-Handed StalemateJun 17, '13 Level: 25 Players Remaining: 6 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 652,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 731,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates:
Omaha Eight-or-Better The flop read A Both players checked and Klodnicki revealed K Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Chris Klodnicki Official Final Table Begins for Event No. 29 ($5,000 HORSE)Jun 17, '13 The final table of Event No. 29 ($5,000 HORSE) 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 Alex Dovzhenko in ninth place ($24,129), the eight-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 23, 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: Greg Mueller – 748,000 While only 8 remain, this event attracted a field of 261 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,226,700, and the top 32 players made the money. Here is a look at the final table payouts: 1st Place: $318,955 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: David Benyamine, Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider, Chris Klodnicki Tom Schneider Wins Event No. 29 ($318,955)Jun 18, '13 Level: 30 Players Remaining: 1 out of 261 Players Eliminated: 4th: Viatcheslav Ortynskiy – $94,644 Live Updates:
Hold’em Tom Schneider raised under the gun preflop and Viatcheslav Ortynskiy reraised all in for 155,000 on the big blind. Schneider called and they table their hands. Schneider: A Board: A Ortynskiy was eliminated in fourth place and Schneider increased his chip lead to 3,140,000. Greg Mueller Eliminated in Third Place ($129,600) Seven-Card Stud Tom Schneider: (K Greg Mueller posted the bring-in and Tom Schneider completed. Benjamin Scholl called and Mueller raised. Schneider reraised and Scholl folded. Mueller called and Schneider led out on fourth street. Mueller called all in and he made a flush by seventh street. Unfortunately for him, Schneider had made a full house and he won the hand to take 3,035,000 into the heads-up final against Scholl (885,000). Mueller was eliminated in third place. Tom Schneider Wins Event No. 29 ($318,955) — Benjamin Scholl Eliminated in Second Place ($197,228) Hold’em Benjamin Scholl moved all in for his tournament life with K Scholl was eliminated in second place and took home $197,228. Schneider was the champion and first multiple bracelet winner of the summer. Schneider won the other HORSE event last week and that victory was good for $258,906. This win was good for $318,955 and he was awarded his fourth gold bracelet. 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: Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider, Benjamin Scholl, Viatcheslav Ortynskiy Final Four Players Resume Play in Event No. 29 ($5,000 HORSE)Jun 18, '13 NOTE: The final four players remaining in the $5,000 HORSE event have resumed the play down to a champion at 2 p.m. PT on Tuesday, June 18. Level-by-level updates will now commence at the end of the level. Level: 29 Players Remaining: 4 out of 261 Average Chip Count: 978,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Greg Mueller – 140,000 Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider |
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| Jun 09, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 15 - $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. | 3 | + |
Tom Schneider Wins Event No. 15 ($258,960)Jun 10, '13 Level: 29 Players Remaining: 1 out of 862 Players Eliminated: 3rd: Viatcheslav Ortynskiy – $108,701 Live Updates: Viatcheslav Ortynskiy Eliminated in Third Place ($108,701) Seven Card Stud Eight-or-Better Tom Schneider: (Q In the major action of the hand Viatcheslav Ortynskiy bet fifth street and Tom Schneider raised. Ortynskiy was then forced to call all in. Schneider won the high pot with two pair and neither player qualified for the low so Ortynskiy was eliminated in third place. Schneider would take 2.8 million into the heads-up final against Owais Ahmed (810,000).
Razz Tom Schneider completed and Owais Ahmed called. The same betting action took place on fourth street. On fifth street Schneider checked and Ahmed bet. Schneider then check-raised and Ahmed called. Schneider bet on sixth street and Ahmed called. On seventh street Schneider bet again and Ahmed called all in. Schneider held a 7-5-4-2-A and Ahmed mucked his cards. Ahmed was eliminated in second place, good for $159,650, and Schneider was the champion of the tournament. Schneider was awarded $258,960 and his third gold bracelet for the win. 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: Tom Schneider, Owais Ahmed, Viatcheslav Ortynskiy Level 28 Update: Rep Porter Eliminated in 4th PlaceJun 10, '13 Level: 28 Players Remaining: 3 out of 862 Average Chip Count: 1,200,000 Chip Counts: Seat 2: Owais Ahmed – 1,145,000 Players Eliminated: 4th: Rep Porter – $75,652 Live Updates:
Seven Card Stud Viatcheslav Ortynskiy completed and Rep Porter raised. Ortynskiy raised again and the call put Porter all in. By seventh street Porter had made a pair of tens but Ortynskiy scored an eight-high straight. Ortynskiy was up close to 2 million and Porter was eliminated in fourth place. Viatcheslav Ortynskiy Getting Low Razz Tom Schneider completed and Viatcheslav Ortynskiy raised. Schneider called and then it was Schneider who bet on fourth street. Ortynskiy called, and that order of operations continued until sixth street, when both players checked. Schneider then bet again on seventh street and Ortynskiy called. Schneider held a 8-5-4-3-2 to win the hand and grow his stack to 2.3 million. Ortynskiy was in trouble with just 350,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Rep Porter, Viatcheslav Ortynskiy Level 26 Update: Scott Bohlman Eliminated in 6th PlaceJun 09, '13 Level: 26 Players Remaining: 5 out of 862 Average Chip Count: 720,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Frankie O’Dell – 535,000 Players Eliminated: 6th: Scott Bohlman – $38,949 Live Updates:
Razz Tom Schneider: (A Tom Schneider bet on fourth street and Scott Bohlman called. On fifth street Schneider bet again and Bohlman called. Schneider bet once more on sixth street and Bohlman called all in for 13,000. Schneider held a 9-6-5-4-A and that was more than enough to eliminate Bohlman in sixth place. The hand gave Schneider the chip lead with 1,120,000 heading into the dinner break. Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Scott Bohlman Official Final Table Begins for Event No. 15 ($1,500 HORSE)Jun 09, '13 The final table of Event No. 15 ($1,500 HORSE) 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 George Rechnitzer in ninth place ($16,629), the eight-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 23, 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: Frankie O’Dell – 545,000 While only 8 remain, this event attracted a field of 862 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,163,700, and the top 96 players made the money. Here is a look at the final table payouts: 1st Place: $258,960 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: Frankie O'Dell, Tom Schneider, Rep Porter, Owais Ahmed |
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| Jul 10, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 6 | + |
Level Six Hour One Update: David Saab Eliminated in Massive PotJul 10, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,734 out of 7,319 Chip Counts: 1. Charles Alexandre Sylvestre — 260,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Josh Brikis — 97,500 Notable Eliminations: David Saab Big Hands:
Seat 4 raised to 1,500 and Vanessa Selbst called from the button. Seat 7 raised to 5,000 and action came back around to seat 4, who called. Selbst thought for a moment and asked seat 4 for a chip count. He counted his stacks out (about 30,000) and Selbst bet enough to put both him and seat 7 all in. Seat 7 insta-called for his last 15,000 and seat 4 looked pained and after a minute he folded Q Selbst was heads up with seat 7. Their hands: Selbst: 10 Selbst was well behind as the flop ran J Wattel Can’t Top Queens A player opened to 1,100 from middle position and called from the cutoff. Everybody else folded and the flop came 4 The turn was the 8s and Wattel’s opponent bet again, this time 3,000. Wattel made the call and they saw the 2
We saw David Baker move all-in on the turn with the board reading 2 Baker had a monster draw as he tabled 8 Morrison Getting Short With 4,200 in the middle preflop, Kirk Morrison and his opponent both checked a flop of Q Both players checked when the A Pavilion Room Coverage
A player limped in the pot and David Saab bet 1,450 from late position. A player in the blinds called and the limper called. The flop came 9 Humberto Brenes Wins a Hand Humberto Brenes check-called a bet of 1500 on a flop of Q
Tom Schneider and UFC fighter Mike Swick were heads up on a flop of 6 Tom made the call and saw that he was ahead, but Swick had plenty of outs. Their hands: Swick: A Swick was one card away from the flush, but the board bricked with a 9 Micon Runs Into Aces Bryan Micon called another player’s 1,500 raise and they saw a flop of 10 The river was the 9 Player Tags: Humberto Brenes, Michael Wattel, Tom Schneider, Bryan Micon, Vanessa Selbst, David Saab, Mike Swick, David Baker, Charles Sylvestre |
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| Jun 23, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 1 | + |
Level One: Bellande Looking For ActionJun 23, '10 Flop Games: 100-200 blinds Players Remaining: 171 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands: Hold’Em
Picking up the action on the flop of J The turn was the J Seat 1 mucked and D’Agostino took an early pot. Omaha/8 Schneider Chops Up For A Profit Picking up the action after the turn, the board read 9 Seat 1 led out with 400 and both opponents called. Seat 1 tabled A Seat 6 mucked and watched Schneider and seat 1 share his chips.
After the board had run out 10 David Baker then raised it to 800 and Bronshtein juggled his chips for a few seconds before throwing them in for the call. Baker then tabled A Bronshtein mucked and Baker took an early pot. Left In The Deck
Jean-Robert Bellande is in the tournament, but which table he is assigned to is anyone’s guess. He spent the majority of the first level walking around the tournament area and laying odds to everyone on a last longer bet. He got some takers, while others had other things to say to Bellande. “You’re too loud,” Chau Giang said. “There are no cameras on you and you are making my ears hurt!” “You can’t win a last longer if you’re not in your seat baby,” Scotty Nguyen said. Bellande didn’t seem to hear either of them as he kept looking for takers. Player Tags: Tom Franklin, John D'Agostino, Tom Schneider, Jean-Robert Bellande, Yuval Bronshtein, David Baker |
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| Jun 12, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 25 - $10,000 Omaha 8 or Better Championship | 1 | + |
Level 3 Update: Benyamine Makes Steel WheelJun 12, '10 Limits: 400-800 Players Remaining: 212 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 24,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Allen Kessler – 46,000 Notable Eliminations: none Big Hands:
Eric Buchman raised from the small blind and Tom Schneider called from the big blind. The flop came Q The turn was the 7 Buchman turned over the A Farha Gets His Chips Chopped Four players saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 One player tabled Q
Three players, including David Benyamine and Jerry Buss, saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 Benyamine showed the steel wheel when he turned over the 2 Player Tags: Jerry Buss, Eric Buchman, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Sam Farha |
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| Jun 09, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 19 - $10,000 2-7 No-Limit Lowball Championship | 1 | + |
Level Five: Mizrachi's Bluff FailsJun 09, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 97 out of 101 Average Chip Count: 31,237 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Stephen Chidwick – 74,000 Notable Eliminations: Nikolay Evdakov Players Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action after the draw, Jeffrey Lisandro bet 5,000 and J.C. Tran took a session in the tank. After a long time thinking about it, Tran made the call. Lisandro then turned over 8-6-5-3-2. Tran stared at the hand for a bit just to make sure and then mucked his hand. Lisandro took the pot and was at 23,000 while Tran was getting short with just over 13,000. Elezra One-Ups Mueller Eli Elezra raised to 900 before the draw and Greg Mueller was the only caller. Elezra elected to draw one card and Mueller did the same. Elezra then counted out some chips and threw 2,700 into the middle. Mueller made the call and Elezra turned over 8-7-4-3-2. Mueller showed a 9-low and surrendered the pot to Elezra. Elezra was up around 50,000 while Mueller was at 35,000.
Huck Seed started the action by raising to 900 before the draw. The player in seat 3 then reraised to 3,000. The action folded around to Michael Mizrachi who put in one more raise to 7,000. Seed mucked his hand and seat 3 made the call. Mizrachi stood pat on the draw and seat 3 did the same. Mizrachi then fired 12,000 into the pot and was called down by his opponent. Mizrachi tapped the table and turned over 2 Mizrachi was around 40,000 after the hand. Alioto Bets Out Smith In Battle Of The Blinds Dario Alioto raised to 1,000 from the small blind and Justin Smith made the call. Alioto then drew one card while Smith elected to take two. Alioto then bet 1,500 and Smith played around with his chips for a bit before mucking his hand. Alioto took the pot and was around 30,000 while Smith was at 23,500.
John D’Agostino raised to 1,050 before the draw. The player in seat 4 made the call and everyone else folded. D’Agostino took one card on the draw and his opponent did the same. D’Agostino then led out with 1,850 and seat 4 thought for a bit before raising to 10,000. D’Agostino only had 5,000 left and took a long session in the tank on whether he wanted to put himself at risk. Eventually, he decided to muck and keep his last 5,000 in chips for another hand. Rousso Bets Out Lisandro We picked up this hand on the draw. Jeffrey Lisandro drew one card and Vanessa Rousso elected to stand pat. Rousso then led out with 1,500 and Lisandro mucked his hand rather quickly. Rousso raked in the pot and was at 25,000. Lisandro was at 29,000 after the hand.
Tom Dwan opened the action by raising to 1,050 before the draw. The action folded to Yan Chen who put in a second raise to 3,150. The action was then on Tom Schneider who took a tank session. He then fired out 9,500 in chips. Action folded back around to Dwan who took his own session in the tank before mucking his hand. Chen was next to act and, after a tank session of his own, mucked his hand as well. Schneider took a nice pot before the draw and was around 40,000. Dwan was at 44,000 and Chen was at 24,000. Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Huck Seed, John D'Agostino, Michael Mizrachi, Tom Schneider, Jeffrey Lisandro, Vanessa Rousso, Yan Chen, Tom Dwan, Dario Alioto, Justin Smith Level Two: Minieri Busts EarlyJun 09, '10 Blinds: 50-100 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 82 Notable Eliminations: Dario Minieri Players Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
George Lind raised to 300 and Mike Matusow made the call before the draw. Both players drew two cards, but before they received their cards Matusow showed Lind his hand. “You don’t have the best of it buddy,” Matusow said to Lind after Lind suggested he was ahead. Matusow said after the hand he showed Lind a 7-4-2. After the players received their cards, Lind led out with 325. Matusow immediately popped it to 2,000. Lind thought for a minute and then released his hand. Matusow then showed down the nuts, 7-5-4-3-2. “I tried to make it look like a bluff,” Matusow said. “Showed him my hand and everything.” Matusow took the pot but had none of his add-on chips left. Should Have Rapped Pat? Catching up with the action on the draw, Yan Chen decided to take one card. Tom Schneider was his opponent and also took one. Chen then smacked the table in frustration after he saw Schneider decide to draw. Schneider then bet 450 into the pot and Chen let his cards fly into the muck, surrendering the pot to Schneider.
Dario Alioto raised to 350 and the player in seat 3 made the call. Dario Minieri then raised it to 1,925. Alioto tanked before deciding to push all in for 6,350 more. Minieri made the call and drew one card. Alioto stood pat and showed 8-7-5-3-2. Minieri paired up, showing 8-8-5-4-2 and Alioto doubled to 13,300 with his three add ons still intact. Minieri was down to around 4,000 with no add-on chips behind. A few hands later, Minieri raised to 850 and Alioto made it 3,000 to go. Minieri then pushed all in for the rest of his chips and Alioto called. Minieri stood pat after Alioto decided to draw one card. “What do I have to beat?” Alioto asked. Minieri turned over 10-9-5-3-2 while Alioto showed the four cards he kept, 8-7-5-2. Alioto then sweated his card and flipped over the 6 Left In The Deck: How Many Will There Be? Registration is set to close at the start of level three. The board reads 82 entrants and has been climbing. The players will have a 20-minute break after level two, during which registration will stay open. Last year’s total number was 96 so the final number could get very close or even surpass last year’s number by the time level three begins. Player Tags: Mike Matusow, Tom Schneider, Yan Chen, Dario Minieri, Dario Alioto |
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| Jun 06, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 15 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud 8 or Better Championship | 1 | + |
Level 4 Update: Schulman atop Chip CountsJun 06, '10 Limits: Bring-in 200, Ante 100, Limits 500-1,000 Players Remaining: 167 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 30,538 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 46,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Nick Schulman – 58,000 Notable Eliminations: Tom Chambers Big Hands:
David Benyamine checked and called a bet from Andy Bloch on fourth street. Benyamine bet first on fifth and sixth and was called by Bloch. Bloch: (X-X)-4 Both players checked the river and bloch turned over J-5-6, giving him a pair of fives, which were no good against Benyamine’s A-3-2, giving him trip threes and the pot. Benyamine is up to 27,000 and Bloch dropped to 19,000. Schulman and Bronshtein Chop Chambers Yuval Bronshtein: (X-X)-4 We found this hand taking place with the rivers being dealt face down. Bronshtein fired and was called by both Chambers and Schulman. Bronshtein showed 6 Katchalov’s Trips Good for the Whole Pot Eugene Katchalov bet fifth street and was called by Tom Schneider. Kathalov bet sixth and seventh street and was called by Schneider. Their boards looked like this. Katchalov: (X-X)-5 Katchalov showed the 5 Player Tags: Andy Bloch, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Eugene Katchalov, Nick Schulman, Tom Chambers |
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| Jun 04, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 12 - $1,500 Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Dinner BreakJun 04, '10
The remaining 560 players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break and will return to play at 10:20 p.m. A total of 625 players registered for the event, amounting to a prize pool of $843,750. The remaining players will be fighting to finish in the top 63 in order to walk away with at least $2,742. The winner of the event will take home the bracelet and $189,870. Notable players still in contention include Jeff Shulman, Vanessa Rousso, Chad Brown, Justin Bonomo, Victor Ramdin (pictured left) and Jimmy Fricke. Eliminations on Day 1 include Tom Schneider, Noah Boeken and Barry Shulman. Stay tuned to CardPlayer.com as we bring you a recap of the day’s events. Player Tags: Jeff Shulman, Victor Ramdin, Barry Shulman, Tom Schneider, Noah Boeken, Justin Bonomo, Vanessa Rousso, Jimmy Fricke |
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| Jul 14, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 7 | + |
Level 6 Hour 2 Update: Erik Seidel Doubles, Barry Greenstein Doesn'tJul 07, '09 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Day 2A Field: 1,476 Chip Counts: 1. Samer Rahman – 235,000 CardPlayer Chip Counts: Todd Brunson – 38,000 Notable Eliminations: Raymond Davis Big Hands:
The player under the gun raised preflop and the action was on Erik Seidel. He moved all in for around 12,000 and he was called by the player under the gun. Seidel: J Seidel was dominated, but the flop changed that rather quickly as it fell K The Real Amarillo Slim Standing Tall Amarillo Slim Preston was involved in a hand with one opponent and the flop came down K Both players checked and Preston showed 10
Barry Greenstein moved in for his last 10,000 preflop and Eric Tomberlin made the call. Greenstein showed down J The board ran out 10 Grant Levy Scores The K.O. Grant Levy called his opponent’s all in bet and turned over A
The player in seat 5 raised to 1,200 and Tom Schneider made the call from the button. The big blind also came along and they all saw a flop of 10 The river was the 2 Brad Garrett Takes A Pot A player raised to 1,300 and Brad Garrett made the call from middle position. The button also called and the small blind did the same. The four players saw a flop of Q
Vitaly Lunkin raised to 1,400 preflop and two players called. The action was then on Shaun Deeb on the button and he raised to 6,200. The big blind then moved all in for 25,000. The action folded around to Deeb and he made the call. He tabled K The flop then fell J Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Barry Greenstein, Tom Schneider, Brad Garrett, Shaun Deeb, Grant Levy, Thomas Preston Level 15 Hour 2 Update: Mueller's Third Bracelet Will Have to WaitJul 11, '09 Blinds: 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 659 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Bertrand Grospellier – 1,600,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 160,000 Average Chip Count: 283,581 Notable Eliminations: Greg Mueller Big Hands: On the turn with the board reading 7 Shortly after, he was in the big blind and it folded around to Jeff Norman in the small blind, who limped in. Mueller shoved all in and Norman called instantly. Norman tabled A Tom Schneider Doubles Up Tom Schneider found a way to get all of his 136,000 into the middle preflop and was called by Thai Tran. Tran held A Tran never picked up anything resembling outs as the board ran out 7 A few hands later, Tom Schneider raised to 12,000 from the cutoff and the small blind made the call. The flop came 10
After some heavy preflop action that ended up with about 50,000 in the middle, there was a flop taken heads-up between Dan Harrington and Paren Arzoomanian. The flop was Q Arzoomanian tanked for a few moments before letting his hand go and Harrington chipped up to 295,000.
J.C. Tran doubled up again, this time through Lou Diamond Phillips. Tran moved in preflop with pocket queens and Phillips called with pocket tens. The board held Tran’s ladies and he doubled to 190,000. A few hands later, the player in seat 2 raised to 10,500 preflop and Tran made the call from the small blind. The flop came down 10 Brian Lemke Eliminated On a flop of A Just a few hands later Lemke committed his last 50,000 with A Left In The Deck: One of the tournament directors has just gotten on the microphone to announce that the spectators that are on the rail, need to move to another area, as hand-for-hand play is going to start soon. With 670 players remaining, 22 players need to be eliminated and then the money bubble will burst. Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Dan Harrington, Greg Mueller, Tom Schneider Level 18 Hour 1 Update: Schneider And Hinkle Score Early KnockoutsJul 12, '09 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 372 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Matt Affleck – 2,100,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 314,000 Average Chip Count: 506,026 Notable Eliminations: Jeff Kimber Big Hands:
Tom Schneider and Keith Burt got all of their money in preflop and their hands were turned over. Schneider held A The board ran out 5 Sebok’s Bluff Picked Off Hieu Luu raised to 20,000 preflop and was called by Joe Sebok from the small blind. The flop was 5 The turn was the 8
Oliver Klatt moved all in preflop and the action folded to Isidro Martinez. He moved all in having Klatt covered and the action was on Blair Hinkle. He then came over the top for all of his chips, having both men covered. Everyone else mucked and the hands were turned up. Martinez: Q Hinkle was in great position to score a double knockout, but the flop came down J Benyamine Takes A Big Pot Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 9 Lightman then took a tank session of his own and decided to muck his hand, surrendering the large pot to Benyamine. Benyamine was around 680,000.
Kenny Tran raised to 23,000 from early position and was three-bet by a player in late position to 100,000. Tran went into the tank for several minutes before making the call. The flop came J Phillips Knocks Out Mighty Thor Dennis Phillips and Thor Hansen got all of their chips into the middle preflop and Phillips had the best of it when he turned over A Hansen said he was good with the ladies, but his mojo was a little low today as the board ran out 7 Player Tags: Thor Hansen, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Kenny Tran, Joe Sebok, Blair Hinkle Level 25 Hour 1 Update: Peter Eastgate EliminatedJul 13, '09 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante Players Remaining: 71 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Darvin Moon – 9,100,000 Average Chip Count: 2,743,943 Card Player Chip Count: Jeff Shulman – 3,800,000 - Shulman continues to hold steady above the 3.5 million mark. His stack is currently in 15th place. Notable Eliminations: 81. Matt Affleck – $68,979 Chip Movers and Shakers During the Last Hour: - Nichoel Peppe was eliminated when her Jh4h ran right into the pocket aces of Adam York. Peppe was eliminated after the board ran out 7-7-2-6-4 with only one heart in the mix. Leo Margets is now the last woman standing. - Thai Tran doubled up to 2 million when his AcQc made a flush to top the A-K of Clayton Newman. Tran now holds 2 million. - Tom Schneider enlisted the help of pocket queens to grow his stack back to 2.6 million. - Hieu Luu doubled up to 4 million when his K-Q cracked the pocket aces of Fernando Gordo on a K-7-6-Q-3 board. - Eugene Katchalov climbed back above 4 million when he induced both Jamie Robbins to fold to his 725,000 bet on a 10-5-4 flop. Katchalov caught about 625,000 on the hand. - Darvin Moon further increased his chip lead when he eliminated Brean Catalano. Moon held pocket queens to beat Catalano’s A-J and grew his stack to more than 9 million after the knockout. Big Hands
The defending champion of the main event from last year has been knocked out. Billy Kopp raised to 105,000 preflop and Dennis Phillips made the call to his immediate left. Action was folded to Peter Eastgate in the small blind, who moved all in for 340,000 more. Action was back on Kopp who made the call and Dennis Phillips made the call. The board ran out A Tom Schneider Doubles Up Tom Schneider and Grayson Ramage got all the chips into the pot before the flop. Schneider exposed the A
Former Chip Leader Eliminated Action was folded to Matt Affleck on the button who moved all in for 880,000 with the A Phil Ivey Running Hot Phil Ivey bet 110,000 from the button and Kent Goulding reraised to 325,000 from the big blind. Ivey made the call and both players saw a flop of Q
Owen Crowe Eliminated in 79th Place ($68,979) Fernando Gordo and Owen Crowe got all the chips into the pot preflop. Gordo reraised all in for 1,800,000 with the A Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Billy Kopp, Peter Eastgate, Dennis Phillips, Matt Affleck Level 23 Hour 2 Update: Joe Hachem, David Benyamine EliminatedJul 13, '09 Note: The players are now on a 90 minute dinner break and will return for action at 8:20 p.m. PDT. Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante Players Remaining: 101 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Darvin Moon – 5,700,000 Average Chip Count: 1,928,911 Card Player Chip Movement: Jeff Shulman eliminated a player at his table with A-J, which dominated his opponent’s A-6. Full hand is mentioned below. Notable Eliminations: 106. Ahn Van Nguyen – $40,288 Chip Movers and Shakers During the Last Hour: - Anh Van Nguyen held A - Hamid Nourafchan eliminated Joel Patchell in 107th place to grow his stack to 4.81 million, which is good for the chip lead. - Brian Powell doubled up through Eric Buchman to grow his stack to 800,000. - Owen Crowe won a large pot against Hieu Luu to grow his stack to 4 million. Crowe bet Luu off of a 730,000 pot when he bet 700,000 on a A-7-3 flop with two diamonds. - Noah Boeken had his kings cracked by the aces up of Bradley Craig. Craig doubled up on the hand to 2.58 million, while Boeken was knocked down to 795,000. Big Hands
Tom Schneider Doubles Up Ludovic Lacay raised to 60,000 under the gun preflop and John Martin called from the button. Tom Schneider three-bet to 310,000 from the big blind and both opponents made the call. The flop was dealt K Schneider: A Turn and River: 10 Schneider doubled up to 3.48 million.
Joe Hachem Eliminated in 103rd Place ($40,288) Joe Hachem open-shoved for 117,000 and was called by Billy Kopp. Hachem exposed the J Jeff Shulman Eliminates Opponent Jeff Shulman raised from the button and a player in the big blind moved all in for 471,000 more. Shulman went into the tank before finally making the call and exposed the A
David Benyamine Eliminated in 102nd Place ($40,288) In a blind versus blind battle, David Benyamine was in the big blind with the pocket aces. Darvin Moon was in the small blind with the 3 Phil Ivey Eliminates Opponent Bob Whalen raised to 75,000 from early position and Alex Jalali made the call. Phil Ivey moved all in from the small blind for 1,800,000. Whalen called all in for 700,000 and Jalali folded. Ivey exposed the K Player Tags: Jeff Shulman, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Phil Ivey, Joe Hachem Level 27 Update Hour 1: Phillips Doubles Up, Schneider BustsJul 14, '09 Blinds: 30,000-60,000 with a 10,000 ante Players Remaining: 49 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Billy Kopp – 16,345,000 Average Chip Count: 3,975,518 Card Player Chip Count: Jeff Shulman – 4,675,000 Notable Eliminations: 52. Tom Schneider — $138,568 Twitter Updates: Jeff Shulman at 4,600,000 (twitter feed) Big Hands
After a flop of K The turn was the 7 Lapostolle Doubles Through Bilzerian Adam Bilzerian raised to 200,000 and Martin Lapostolle moved in for 970,000. Bilzerian made the call and tabled K The flop came down A
Phil Ivey raised to 150,000 from the cutoff and Ludovic Lacay made the call from the big blind. The flop came down A The river was the 5 Dennis Phillips Cracks Aces, Cripples Steve Sanders Dennis Phillips raised to 160,000 preflop and Steve Sanders repopped it to 325,000. Phillips made the call and the flop came down A Phillips showed Q
Tom Schneider moved all in for 1.2 million and Marc Etienne McLaughlin made the call from the small blind. Schneider turned over A The flop came down K McLoughlin Summons Doyle For a Double Up Marc McLoughlin shoved all in for his last 1,150,000 and was called by Hieu Luu. They hyper-aggressive Luu woke up with a real hand and showed A The flop put McLoughlin in the lead as it fell 2 Player Tags: Tom Schneider, Phil Ivey, James Akenhead, Dennis Phillips, Ludovic Lacay Level 26 Hour 2 Update: Sebok EliminatedJul 14, '09 Blinds: 25,000-50,000 with a 5,000 ante Players Remaining: 54 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Billy Kopp – 14,340,000 Average Chip Count: 3,607,777 Card Player Chip Count: Jeff Shulman – 4,300,000 Notable Eliminations: 57. Joe Sebok — $108,047 Twitter Updates: Jeff Shulman at 4,600,000 (twitter feed) Big Hands
Action folded around to Joe Sebok on the button and he moved all in for about 500,00. Ben Lamb was in the big blind and made the call. Here were their hands. Sebok: A Sebok was dominated and needed a lot of help. The flop came down J Billy Kopp Knocks Out John Martin Billy Kopp raised to 125,000 from under the gun and John Martin made the call from the hijack after Luis Nargentino called from the hijack. The flop came down A Kopp tabled 6
Phil Ivey raised to 135,000 preflop and Christopher Bach made the call from the big blind. The flop came down 9 Ivey made the call and Bach tabled Q Schneider Doubles Through Hieu Luu Hieu Luu raised from the cutoff position and Tom Schneider called from the big blind. The flop came A Schneider called and we got the rest of the analysis from Schneider’s wife who yelled “What do you have baby?” Schneider replied that he had two pair and that he was up against a flush draw. “What do we need?” yelled Mrs. Schneider. To that question, Schneider replied that she should root for the king of spades. Ironically enough, that was what fell on the river and Schneider doubles up to 3,800,000 and Luu drops to 2,400,000. Maimone’s Two Pair Is No Good Joseph Cada raised to 175,000 preflop and was called by Dennis Phillips and Nick Maimone called. The flop fell 3 The river was the 10 Aces Hold For Smith, Doubles Through Bilzerian On a flop of 3 The turn was the K
Andrew Lichtenberger raised from the button and was called by Eric Buchman and Jeff Shulman from the blinds. The flop was A The river was the J Player Tags: Jeff Shulman, Tom Schneider, Phil Ivey, Hieu Luu, Joe Sebok, Andrew Lichtenberger |
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when Chris Klodnicki bet from the small blind and Tom Schneider raised. Klodnicki reraised and Schneider called. The turn brought the 10
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Rep Porter Eliminated in Fourth Place ($75,652)
Scott Bohlman Eliminated in Sixth Place ($38,949)
Quads Slow Down Selbst
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David Baker Eliminated
David Saab Eliminated
Swick Takes Hit From Schneider
D’Agostino Takes An Early One
Baker Takes One Off Bronshtein
Bellande Looking For Some Action
Schneider Flushed out by Buchman
Straight Flush For Benyamine
Lisandro Takes A Chunk Out Of Tran
Mizrachi’s Snow Melts
D’Agostino Loses Big Chunk Of His Chips
No Draw Necessary For Schneider
No Snow On This Wheel
The Supreme Dario
Benyamine Scoops Bloch
The Ladies Hooked By Seidel
Robin Hood Sent Packing
Tom Schneider Folds To Rockets
Shaun Deeb In A Gamblin’ Mood
Greg Mueller Eliminated
Dan Harrington Makes a Big Raise, Takes the Pot
J.C. Tran Gets Rolling
Schneider Eliminates Burt With Big Slick
Blair Hinkle Doubles One Opponent Up, Makes A Profit Anyway
Kenny Tran Gets Bluffed
Peter Eastgate Eliminated in 78th Place ($68,979)
Akenhead Doubles Up
Lacay Takes One Off Ivey
Tom Schneider Eliminated In 52nd Place($138,568)
Joe Sebok Eliminated
Ivey Doesn’t Believe In Bach
Lichtenberger Drops One to Shulman