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| Jun 14, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 23 - $2,500 Seven-Card Stud | 3 | + |
Level 24 Update: Freddie Ellis Eliminated in 3rd PlaceJun 14, '13 Level: 24 Limits: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante Players Remaining: 2 out of 246 Average Chip Count: 922,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: David Chiu – 1,080,000 Players Eliminated: 3rd: Freddie Ellis – $59,127
Freddie Ellis Eliminated in Third Place ($59,127) David Chiu completed and both Freddie Ellis and Scott Seiver called. All three players checked fourth street and then Ellis bet out on fifth street. Chiu raised and Seiver folded. Ellis called and then Chiu bet again on sixth street. Ellis called all in for 25,000 and he was drawing dead with a pair of nines to the full house held by Chiu, fives over sevens. Ellis was eliminated in third place and Chiu would take a stack worth 1,080,000 into the heads-up final against Seiver (820,000). Player Tags: David Chiu, Freddie Ellis, Scott Seiver Level 22 Update: Matthew Ashton Out 7th, Gary Benson Out 6th, Frank Kassela Out 5thJun 14, '13 Level: 22 Limits: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante Players Remaining: 4 out of 246 Average Chip Count: 461,250 Chip Counts: Seat 1: David Chiu – 165,000 Players Eliminated: 7th: Matthew Ashton – $18,266 Live Updates:
Scott Seiver completed and Freddie Ellis called. Matthew Ashton called all in for 17,000 and then Seiver opened the action again on fourth street. Ellis called and on fifth street it was Ellis who bet. Seiver called and the action reversed once again on sixth street. Seiver bet first but Ellis raised to 48,000 Seiver called and then both live players checked on seventh street. Ellis showed the winning hand of (5 Gary Benson Eliminated in Sixth Place ($24,003) Freddie Ellis completed and Gary Benson raised. Ellis called and on fourth street Ellis bet. Benson called all in for 4,000 and he was already behind the trip tens of Ellis when they revealed their first four cards. Benson wasn’t able to catch Ellis’ (10
Frank Kassela completed and Scott Seiver raised. Kassela called and then checked on fourth street. Seiver bet and Kassela called. Kassela bet 24,000 on fifth street and Seiver called. Kassela moved all in for 13,000 on sixth street and Seiver called once more. Here is how things looked after seventh street. Seiver: (10 Kassela was eliminated in fifth place thanks to Seiver’s two pair and Seiver was over 900,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Gary Benson, Freddie Ellis, Scott Seiver, Matthew Ashton |
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| Jun 04, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship | 2 | + |
Level 5 Update: Kostritsyn Fills UpJun 03, '10 Limits: Bring-in 200, ante 100, limits 600-1,200 Players Remaining: 144 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: Annie Duke Big Hands:
Alexander Kostritsyn bet every street and seat 1 called him down until the final card dropped, then folded. Kostritsyn smiled and showed rolled up Jacks and a monster full house. Kostritsyn: (J Kostritsyn took the pot and increased his stack to around 36,000. Elezra Takes Down Cernuto Eli Elezra bet every street until the last, on which he and John Cernuto checked it down. Elezra: (J The two pair for Elezra gave him a pot of 3,8000 and boosted his total to 38,000. The Champ Is Here Last year’s winner of this event, Freddie Ellis, called a raise from Robert Mizrachi after 3rd street, then led out on 4th street, forcing Mizrachi to fold. Ellis has chipped up to 40,000, while Mizrachi sits comfortably at 33,000.
On fifth street, David Benyamine bet showing (X-X)-A Benyamine caught the 5 “I haven’t made a flush all day,” said Ulliott as he squeezed his river card. “Maybe I don’t want to,” he continued as he flashed the 3 He was right that he didn’t want to make a flush as Benyamine showed A Lisandro Makes Flush, Wins Pot Jeffrey Lisandro and his opponent were heads-up on fifth street with Lisandro showing (X-X)-K Lisandro caught the 9 Player Tags: John Cernuto, Robert Mizrachi, Eli Elezra, Jeffrey Lisandro, Freddie Ellis, Alexander Kostritsyn Event No. 10 ($10,000 seven-card stud world championship) Begins at 5 p.m. on ThursdayJun 03, '10
Thursday, June 3, 5 p.m.: Day 1 (play 8 levels) In 2009 this event attracted 142 players and the tournament was won by Freddie Ellis, who took home $373,751 in prize money. Player Tags: Freddie Ellis Level 16: Hand-For-Hand Mercifully Ends, Dario Alioto Bubble BoyJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 2,000, Bring-in 2,000, Limits 8,000-16,000 Players Remaining: 16 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 281,250 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 475,000 Notable Eliminations: Freddie Ellis Big Hands:
Kostritsyn was all in on third street against Brandon Adams. Here is how their boards ran out. Kostritsyn: (8 Adams made two pair but Kostritsyn managed to get trip-eights and doubled up to 70,000. Adams, once the massive chip leader at almost 500,000, is down to 240,000. Unfortunately for Kostritsyn, he would not make it past the level as he was eliminated in 18th place, setting up hand-for-hand play. Evdakov Slams Heimiller Nikolay Evdakov took a huge pot off Dan Heimiller to move over 400,000 in chips. Evdakov had the 6 Heimiller was at 75,000 while Evdakov was at 415,000.
The defending champion hung in for a long time, but Brandon Adams delivered the knockout blow and abolished any idea of a repeat champion. Ellis: (J Ellis started off with the best of it but Adams hit trip-nines on fourth street and the 2 Adams build his stack back up to 415,000 with the pot.
Dario Alioto nursed a short stack for almost two hours during hand-for-hand play. Finally, he played a pot for all of his chips. Alioto was responsible for the bring-in of 2,000 and Men Nguyen called. Alioto was showing a 2 Nguyen received a 3 “You’ve got two options,” Nguyen said. “You check, I bet; or you bet I raise.” Alioto decided to bet and Nguyen was true to his word, raising enough to put Alioto all in. Nguyen turned over (A Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Brandon Adams, Freddie Ellis, Dario Alioto, Nikolay Evdakov, Alexander Kostritsyn, Dan Heimiller Level 15: Mizrachi Takes A Chunk Out Of Adams, Assumes Chip LeadJun 04, '10 Blinds: Ante 1,500, Bring-in 2,000, Limits 6,000-12,000 Players Remaining: 22 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 204,595 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 415,000 Notable Eliminations: Andy Black Big Hands:
Brandon Adams led out for 6,000 on fourth street. Michael Mizrachi raised to 12,000 and Adams three-bet to 18,000. Mizrachi made the call and then Adams led out again on fifth street with 12,000. Mizrachi raised to 24,000 and Adams made the call. Adams slowed down on the next two streets, check-calling bets of 12,000 by Mizrachi. Mizrachi then turned over 6 Schmelev Not Afraid Of Defending Champion Vladimir Schmelev bet 12,000 on fifth street and Freddie Ellis came along for the ride. Alexander Kostritsyn was also in the hand but mucked his cards after the Ellis call. Schmelev led out again with 12,000 on sixth street, his board showing A Schmelev bet 12,000 one more time on seventh street and Ellis finally gave up his hand. Schmelev was at just under 300,000 while Ellis was at 120,000.
Doyle Brunson bet 6,000 on fourth street and Dan Heimiller made the call. Brunson then moved in for 12,000 on fifth street, his board showing 9 Heimiller thought for a bit, his board showing A “I had a great draw,” Brunson said as he turned his hole cards, J Unfortunately for Brunson, he would be eliminated a few hands later when Yuval Bronshtein rivered a full house against Brunson’s rivered straight. Player Tags: Doyle Brunson, Michael Mizrachi, Brandon Adams, Freddie Ellis, Yuval Bronshtein, Dan Heimiller Level 10: Mueller Chips Up, Ellis AilingJun 04, '10 Blinds: Bring-in 500, ante 500, Limits 2,000-4,000 Players Remaining: 74 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 60,810 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 185,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
We caught up with this hand on fifth street. Greg Mueller led out with 4,000 after he was dealth the K Freddie Eliis mucked his hand and the action was on Jean Gaspard. He paired jacks on fifth but thought better of going up against Mueller’s kings and also mucked. Mueller improved to 112,000 after the pot while Gaspard was down to 73,000. Ellis, the defending champion of this event, was at 26,000. Ferguson’s Ladies Scare Off Habib We caught up with the action on fifth street. Chris Ferguson paired his Q Sixth street gave Ferguson the Q
Jean Gaspard and Jennifer Harman tangled in a pot. Gaspard bet 2,000 on fourth street and 4,000 on fifth street. Harman tagged along both times and then she led out for 4,000 when she paired queens on sixth street. Gaspard made the call and then Harman bet 4,000 on seventh street. Gaspard thought about it for a few moments before releasing his hand. Harman took the pot and was at 43,500 after the hand. Gaspard was down to 60,000. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Hasan Habib, Greg Mueller, Jennifer Harman, Freddie Ellis, Jean Gaspard |
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| Jun 03, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship | 1 | + |
Level 5 Update: Kostritsyn Fills UpJun 03, '10 Limits: Bring-in 200, ante 100, limits 600-1,200 Players Remaining: 144 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: Annie Duke Big Hands:
Alexander Kostritsyn bet every street and seat 1 called him down until the final card dropped, then folded. Kostritsyn smiled and showed rolled up Jacks and a monster full house. Kostritsyn: (J Kostritsyn took the pot and increased his stack to around 36,000. Elezra Takes Down Cernuto Eli Elezra bet every street until the last, on which he and John Cernuto checked it down. Elezra: (J The two pair for Elezra gave him a pot of 3,8000 and boosted his total to 38,000. The Champ Is Here Last year’s winner of this event, Freddie Ellis, called a raise from Robert Mizrachi after 3rd street, then led out on 4th street, forcing Mizrachi to fold. Ellis has chipped up to 40,000, while Mizrachi sits comfortably at 33,000.
On fifth street, David Benyamine bet showing (X-X)-A Benyamine caught the 5 “I haven’t made a flush all day,” said Ulliott as he squeezed his river card. “Maybe I don’t want to,” he continued as he flashed the 3 He was right that he didn’t want to make a flush as Benyamine showed A Lisandro Makes Flush, Wins Pot Jeffrey Lisandro and his opponent were heads-up on fifth street with Lisandro showing (X-X)-K Lisandro caught the 9 Player Tags: John Cernuto, Robert Mizrachi, Eli Elezra, Jeffrey Lisandro, Freddie Ellis, Alexander Kostritsyn Event No. 10 ($10,000 seven-card stud world championship) Begins at 5 p.m. on ThursdayJun 03, '10
Thursday, June 3, 5 p.m.: Day 1 (play 8 levels) In 2009 this event attracted 142 players and the tournament was won by Freddie Ellis, who took home $373,751 in prize money. Player Tags: Freddie Ellis Level 16: Hand-For-Hand Mercifully Ends, Dario Alioto Bubble BoyJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 2,000, Bring-in 2,000, Limits 8,000-16,000 Players Remaining: 16 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 281,250 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 475,000 Notable Eliminations: Freddie Ellis Big Hands:
Kostritsyn was all in on third street against Brandon Adams. Here is how their boards ran out. Kostritsyn: (8 Adams made two pair but Kostritsyn managed to get trip-eights and doubled up to 70,000. Adams, once the massive chip leader at almost 500,000, is down to 240,000. Unfortunately for Kostritsyn, he would not make it past the level as he was eliminated in 18th place, setting up hand-for-hand play. Evdakov Slams Heimiller Nikolay Evdakov took a huge pot off Dan Heimiller to move over 400,000 in chips. Evdakov had the 6 Heimiller was at 75,000 while Evdakov was at 415,000.
The defending champion hung in for a long time, but Brandon Adams delivered the knockout blow and abolished any idea of a repeat champion. Ellis: (J Ellis started off with the best of it but Adams hit trip-nines on fourth street and the 2 Adams build his stack back up to 415,000 with the pot.
Dario Alioto nursed a short stack for almost two hours during hand-for-hand play. Finally, he played a pot for all of his chips. Alioto was responsible for the bring-in of 2,000 and Men Nguyen called. Alioto was showing a 2 Nguyen received a 3 “You’ve got two options,” Nguyen said. “You check, I bet; or you bet I raise.” Alioto decided to bet and Nguyen was true to his word, raising enough to put Alioto all in. Nguyen turned over (A Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Brandon Adams, Freddie Ellis, Dario Alioto, Nikolay Evdakov, Alexander Kostritsyn, Dan Heimiller Level 15: Mizrachi Takes A Chunk Out Of Adams, Assumes Chip LeadJun 04, '10 Blinds: Ante 1,500, Bring-in 2,000, Limits 6,000-12,000 Players Remaining: 22 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 204,595 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 415,000 Notable Eliminations: Andy Black Big Hands:
Brandon Adams led out for 6,000 on fourth street. Michael Mizrachi raised to 12,000 and Adams three-bet to 18,000. Mizrachi made the call and then Adams led out again on fifth street with 12,000. Mizrachi raised to 24,000 and Adams made the call. Adams slowed down on the next two streets, check-calling bets of 12,000 by Mizrachi. Mizrachi then turned over 6 Schmelev Not Afraid Of Defending Champion Vladimir Schmelev bet 12,000 on fifth street and Freddie Ellis came along for the ride. Alexander Kostritsyn was also in the hand but mucked his cards after the Ellis call. Schmelev led out again with 12,000 on sixth street, his board showing A Schmelev bet 12,000 one more time on seventh street and Ellis finally gave up his hand. Schmelev was at just under 300,000 while Ellis was at 120,000.
Doyle Brunson bet 6,000 on fourth street and Dan Heimiller made the call. Brunson then moved in for 12,000 on fifth street, his board showing 9 Heimiller thought for a bit, his board showing A “I had a great draw,” Brunson said as he turned his hole cards, J Unfortunately for Brunson, he would be eliminated a few hands later when Yuval Bronshtein rivered a full house against Brunson’s rivered straight. Player Tags: Doyle Brunson, Michael Mizrachi, Brandon Adams, Freddie Ellis, Yuval Bronshtein, Dan Heimiller Level 10: Mueller Chips Up, Ellis AilingJun 04, '10 Blinds: Bring-in 500, ante 500, Limits 2,000-4,000 Players Remaining: 74 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 60,810 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 185,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
We caught up with this hand on fifth street. Greg Mueller led out with 4,000 after he was dealth the K Freddie Eliis mucked his hand and the action was on Jean Gaspard. He paired jacks on fifth but thought better of going up against Mueller’s kings and also mucked. Mueller improved to 112,000 after the pot while Gaspard was down to 73,000. Ellis, the defending champion of this event, was at 26,000. Ferguson’s Ladies Scare Off Habib We caught up with the action on fifth street. Chris Ferguson paired his Q Sixth street gave Ferguson the Q
Jean Gaspard and Jennifer Harman tangled in a pot. Gaspard bet 2,000 on fourth street and 4,000 on fifth street. Harman tagged along both times and then she led out for 4,000 when she paired queens on sixth street. Gaspard made the call and then Harman bet 4,000 on seventh street. Gaspard thought about it for a few moments before releasing his hand. Harman took the pot and was at 43,500 after the hand. Gaspard was down to 60,000. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Hasan Habib, Greg Mueller, Jennifer Harman, Freddie Ellis, Jean Gaspard |
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| Jun 03, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud | 3 | + |
Level 17 Update: Ellis Big On Chips, Landfish First to CashJun 03, '09 Ante: 2,000 Players Remaining: 13 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Freddie Ellis – 680,000 Average Chip Count: 250,588 Notable Eliminations: 16th: Steven Landfish – $21,343 Big Hands: Freddy Ellis Taking The Young Boys To School Ellis: (7 After the river was dealt, Phan led out with 16,000. Ellis would have none of that nonsense and raised it to 32,000. Wahlbeck thought for a few moments and then mucked. Phan was next to act and he tanked for a few moments, but thought better of messing with Ellis and mucked. It was a good thing too as Ellis showed his diamond flush and his stack ballooned to over 600,000.
Eric Brooks: X-X-A Brooks completed to 8,000 and both Phan and Wong made the call. Eric Brooks: X-X-A Brooks bet 8,000 again and both players stuck around. Eric Brooks: X-X-A Wong led out this time for 16,000 as he hit a pair of fours. Brooks mucked and Phan stuck around. Phan: X-X-6 Wong fired 16,000 again and Phan called. On the river Wong fired another bet of 16,000 and Phan called, showing his A
Mel Judah: X-X-Q Mel Judah completed to 8,000 and Mueller popped it to 16,000. Judah called and both players saw fourth street. Mel Judah: X-X-Q Mueller fired 8,000 and Judah called. Mel Judah: X-X-Q Mueller fired another shot, this one 16,000 and Judah had enough as he mucked his hand. His stack was down to 240,000 while Mueller was around 420,000.
Glantz: A Matt Glantz was all in for his last 37,000 and Mel Judah made the call. Judah was ahead with a pair of Queens but Glantz took the lead on fourth street when he paired his ace. Judah caught consecutive sevens for two pair, but Glantz caught another king for aces up. Judah mucked his river card and Glantz doubled up to around 75,000 while Judah was down to just under 100,000. The good news was short lived for Glantz as he busted later against Hasan Habib when he made a set a Kings on the river to best Glantz’s set of Queens.
Mel Judah: X-X-10 Judah fired 8,000 and Negreanu made the call. Mel Judah: X-X-10 Negreanu paired up and fired 16,000. Judah thought for a bit before making the call. Mel Judah: X-X-10 Negreanu bet again and Judah called. On the river, Negreanu fired another shot but Judah mucked. Negreanu showed 7 Player Tags: Mel Judah, Daniel Negreanu, Greg Mueller, Eric Brooks, Tim Phan, Matthew Glantz, Ville Wahlbeck, Freddie Ellis, Fu Wong Freddie Ellis Wins Event No. 6 ($373,744)Jun 04, '09
Eric Drache had bet out on every single street and Freddie Ellis called with the following boards for each player: Drache: X-X-4 Drache decided to check on seventh and Ellis bet 200,000. Drache raised for his last 20,000 on top of Ellis’ bet. Ellis called and turned up 8 Player Tags: Freddie Ellis, Eric Drache Final Table Update: Eric Drache Takes the LeadJun 04, '09 Ante: 15,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Eric Drache — 3,200,000 Average Chip Count: 2,205,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Eric Drache Takes the Lead Eric Drache: X-X-7 Eric Drache brought it in for 20,000 and Freddie Ellis made the call. Eric Drache: X-X-7 Ellis bet 60,000 and Drache raised to 120,000. Ellis called. Eric Drache: X-X-7 Ellis bet 120,000 and Drache made the call. Eric Drache: X-X-7 Ellis bet 120,000 and Crache called again on sixth street. After each player received his last down card Ellis bet 120,000 again and this time Drache raised to 240,000. Ellis made the call and turned over Q Player Tags: Freddie Ellis, Eric Drache Final Table Update: Tim Phan Eliminated in Eighth Place ($47,532)Jun 03, '09 Ante: 4,000 Players Remaining: 7 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Freddie Ellis — 1,700,000 Average Chip Count: 473,333 Notable Eliminations: 8. Tim Phan – $47,532 Big Hands: Tim Phan Eliminated in Eighth Place ($47,532)
Tim Phan found himself all in on third street with (A Player Tags: Tim Phan, Freddie Ellis, Ivan Schertzer |
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| Jun 03, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud | 2 | + |
Level 17 Update: Ellis Big On Chips, Landfish First to CashJun 03, '09 Ante: 2,000 Players Remaining: 13 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Freddie Ellis – 680,000 Average Chip Count: 250,588 Notable Eliminations: 16th: Steven Landfish – $21,343 Big Hands: Freddy Ellis Taking The Young Boys To School Ellis: (7 After the river was dealt, Phan led out with 16,000. Ellis would have none of that nonsense and raised it to 32,000. Wahlbeck thought for a few moments and then mucked. Phan was next to act and he tanked for a few moments, but thought better of messing with Ellis and mucked. It was a good thing too as Ellis showed his diamond flush and his stack ballooned to over 600,000.
Eric Brooks: X-X-A Brooks completed to 8,000 and both Phan and Wong made the call. Eric Brooks: X-X-A Brooks bet 8,000 again and both players stuck around. Eric Brooks: X-X-A Wong led out this time for 16,000 as he hit a pair of fours. Brooks mucked and Phan stuck around. Phan: X-X-6 Wong fired 16,000 again and Phan called. On the river Wong fired another bet of 16,000 and Phan called, showing his A
Mel Judah: X-X-Q Mel Judah completed to 8,000 and Mueller popped it to 16,000. Judah called and both players saw fourth street. Mel Judah: X-X-Q Mueller fired 8,000 and Judah called. Mel Judah: X-X-Q Mueller fired another shot, this one 16,000 and Judah had enough as he mucked his hand. His stack was down to 240,000 while Mueller was around 420,000.
Glantz: A Matt Glantz was all in for his last 37,000 and Mel Judah made the call. Judah was ahead with a pair of Queens but Glantz took the lead on fourth street when he paired his ace. Judah caught consecutive sevens for two pair, but Glantz caught another king for aces up. Judah mucked his river card and Glantz doubled up to around 75,000 while Judah was down to just under 100,000. The good news was short lived for Glantz as he busted later against Hasan Habib when he made a set a Kings on the river to best Glantz’s set of Queens.
Mel Judah: X-X-10 Judah fired 8,000 and Negreanu made the call. Mel Judah: X-X-10 Negreanu paired up and fired 16,000. Judah thought for a bit before making the call. Mel Judah: X-X-10 Negreanu bet again and Judah called. On the river, Negreanu fired another shot but Judah mucked. Negreanu showed 7 Player Tags: Mel Judah, Daniel Negreanu, Greg Mueller, Eric Brooks, Tim Phan, Matthew Glantz, Ville Wahlbeck, Freddie Ellis, Fu Wong Freddie Ellis Wins Event No. 6 ($373,744)Jun 04, '09
Eric Drache had bet out on every single street and Freddie Ellis called with the following boards for each player: Drache: X-X-4 Drache decided to check on seventh and Ellis bet 200,000. Drache raised for his last 20,000 on top of Ellis’ bet. Ellis called and turned up 8 Player Tags: Freddie Ellis, Eric Drache Final Table Update: Eric Drache Takes the LeadJun 04, '09 Ante: 15,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Eric Drache — 3,200,000 Average Chip Count: 2,205,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Eric Drache Takes the Lead Eric Drache: X-X-7 Eric Drache brought it in for 20,000 and Freddie Ellis made the call. Eric Drache: X-X-7 Ellis bet 60,000 and Drache raised to 120,000. Ellis called. Eric Drache: X-X-7 Ellis bet 120,000 and Drache made the call. Eric Drache: X-X-7 Ellis bet 120,000 and Crache called again on sixth street. After each player received his last down card Ellis bet 120,000 again and this time Drache raised to 240,000. Ellis made the call and turned over Q Player Tags: Freddie Ellis, Eric Drache Final Table Update: Tim Phan Eliminated in Eighth Place ($47,532)Jun 03, '09 Ante: 4,000 Players Remaining: 7 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Freddie Ellis — 1,700,000 Average Chip Count: 473,333 Notable Eliminations: 8. Tim Phan – $47,532 Big Hands: Tim Phan Eliminated in Eighth Place ($47,532)
Tim Phan found himself all in on third street with (A Player Tags: Tim Phan, Freddie Ellis, Ivan Schertzer |
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Frank Kassela Eliminated in Fifth Place ($31,978)
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Benyamine Fills Up to Eliminate Opposition
Event No. 10 ($10,000 seven-card stud world championship) at the 
Alexander Kostritsyn Doubles Through Brandon Adams, But Is Then Eliminated
Freddie Ellis Eliminated
Dario Alioto Bubbles The Money, Eliminated By Men The Master
Mizrachi Trips Up Adams
Doyle Fights Off Elimination Momentarily, But Not For Long
Mueller Takes One Off Gaspard And Ellis
Jennifer Harman Takes A Pot
Tim Phan Gets Some Chips Back
Mueller Takes One Off Judah
Matt Glantz Doubles Through Mel Judah, Busts in 14th Later
Kid Poker Cripples Judah
