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Jun 05, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $5,000 Seven-Card Stud | 3 | + |
Level 24 Update: Monnette Leads Final 3 at Dinner Break; Friedman 4th ($53,470)Jun 05, '12 Level: 24 Ante: 5,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 145 Average Chip Count: 725,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — John Monnette — 935,000 Seat no. 4 — Timothy Finne — 692,000 Seat no. 6 — Huu Vinh — 548,000 Players Eliminated: Perry Friedman — 4th Place ($53,470) Live Updates: Perry Friedman Eliminated in 4th Place ($53,470) Perry Friedman came into the level as the short stack with just 240,000 (6 BBs) and was the next player eliminated in 4th place ($53,470). Friedman completed the bet to 20,000 with the J, John Monnette raised to 40,000 with the 9, Friedman reraised all in and Monnette called. Monnette: 91037 — Q87 Friedman was ahead with high cards when the money went in on third street, but Monnette made a pair of sevens on sixth street to win the pot and eliminate Perry Friedman in 4th place ($53,470). Monnette Leads Final Three at Dinner Break John Monnette jumped up to second in chips after eliminating Perry Friedman in 4th place ($53,470), and then went on to steal the lead from Huu Vinh after getting paid off with a straight on a hand that went to a showdown. That hand put Monnette out in front with just under 900,000 and knocked Vinh down to about 650,000. Vinh then lost another showdown to Timothy Finne after getting a bet in on every street. Vinh fired at the river and Finne called called with a pair of tens to win the pot. That hand put Finne up to just under 800,00 while Vinh was left on the short stack with just about 500,000 (12 BBs). The remaining 3 players took a one hour dinner break at the conclusion of Level 24 and will return at approximately 10:20pm local time to resume play. Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Perry Friedman, John Monnette, Huu Vinh, Timothy Finne Level 23 Update: Lisandro 5th ($41,789), Dickstein 6th ($33,325), Kenney 7th ($27,062)Jun 05, '12 Level: 23 Ante: 3,000 Players Remaining: 4 out of 145 Average Chip Count: 543,750 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — John Monnette — 735,000 Seat no. 4 — Timothy Finne — 340,000 Seat no. 6 — Huu Vinh — 850,000 Players Eliminated: Jeffrey Lisandro — 5th Place ($41,789) Live Updates: Bryn Kenney Eliminated in 7th Place ($27,062) Despite starting the day short and finding several double ups over the past few levels to survive the increasing limits, Bryn Kenney entered Level 23 on the short stack with just over 2 big bets and was eliminated shortly after it began. Bryn Kenney completed the bet to 15,000 with the A and Huu Vinh called the raise with the 7. Kenney bet 15,000 with ace-high on fourth street. Kenney checked on fifth street, Vinh bet 30,000, Keneny raised all in and Vinh called the check-raise. Vinh: 7JA5 — K7J Vinh was ahead with a split pair of sevens on fifth street when the money went in and Kenney failed to improve by the river. Bryn Kenney was eliminated in 7th place ($27,062) while Huu Vinh secured his chip lead with about 720,000. Mark Dickstein Eliminated in 6th Place ($33,325) John Monnette completed the bet to 15,000 with the 7, Mark Dickstein raised to 30,000 with the 10 and Monnette called. Dickstein bet 15,000 with ten-high on fourth street and Monette called. Dickstein bet 30,000 on fifth street, Monnette raised to 60,000 and Dickstein called all in. Monette: 7293 — AKJ Dickstein was ahead with a pair of tens on fifth street when the money went in, but Monnette had four spades and hit a fifth on the river to make a flush, eliminating Mark Dickstein in 6th place ($33,325). Jeffrey Lisandro Eliminated in 5th Place ($41,789) Jeffrey Lisandro completed the bet to 15,000 with the 9, andPerry Friedman called with the 4. Lisandro bet 15,000 with king-high on fourth street, Friedman raised to 30,000 and Lisandro called all in. Friedman: 4826 — 653 Lisandro was ahead with a split pair of fours on fourth street when the money went in, but Friedman caught a straight on the river to win the pot and eliminate Jeffrey Lisandro in 5th place ($41,789). Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Mark Dickstein, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, John Monnette, Bryn Kenney, Huu Vinh Action Begins, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 05, '12 The final table of Event no. 10 ($5,000 – Seven Card Stud) is now underway, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. With the elimination of Eugene Katchalov in 9th Place ($18,693), the official 8-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 21 with limits of 10,000-20,000 and a 2,000 ante, and will continue until a winner is determined. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players match up: Seat no. 1 — John Monnette — 547,000 While only 8 remain, this event gathered 145 players, creating a total prize pool of $681,500. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $190,826 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Mark Dickstein, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, John Monnette, Ray Dehkharghani, Eugene Katchalov, Bryn Kenney, Huu Vinh, Timothy Finne |
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Jul 06, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 2 | + |
Level Four Hour Two Update: Alexander Kostritsyn Looking StrongJul 06, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Number of Entrants 1,489 Average Chip Count 37,888 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Gabe Walls — 178,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jon Friedberg – 39,000 Notable Eliminations None Big Hands: Perry Friedman Bests His Opponent’s Jacks Perry Friedman raised to 900 from middle position and was three-bet to 3,000. Friedman made the call and the flop was K103. Friedman checked and called a bet of 3,000 from his opponent. The turn was the A and both players checked. The river came the 9 and Friedman checked and called a bet of 5,000. His opponent showed JJ and Friedman’s KQ took the pot. George Lind Doubles George Lind got his last 19,000 in the middle and was called by his opponent. Lind showed KK and his opponent showed JJ. The dealer didn’t bring a jack to the board and Lind doubled up to 40,000. Jim Collopy Chops a Big Pot A player in middle position bet 800 and Jim Collopy raised to 2,675. A player directly to his left smooth called and so did the original raiser. The flop came A103 and it was checked to Collopy. He fired out a bet of 5,275. The opponent to his left called and the original bettor folded. The turn brought the 6 and Collopy bet 11,575. His opponent raised him to 31,575. Collopy tanked before finally calling. The turn brought the 2 and Collopy checked. His opponent instantly moved all in for 25,000 and Collopy went into the tank once again. He eventually called and his opponent tabled A-K for top pair. Collopy rolled over the same hand for the chop. Dan Harrington Climbing Back Up On a flop of Q55 Dan Harrington’s opponent check-called a bet of 1,500. The 9 on the turn prompted a bet from both players. The 4 fell on the river and Harrington’s opponent checked. Harrington bet 3,000 and was called. Harrington tabled the A3 and his opponent mucked. Harrington is back to the starting stack of 30,000 again. Alexander Kostritsyn Over 100,000 On a flop of QQ10 Alexander Kostritsyn bet 3,000 before his opponent raised to 10,000. Kostritsyn called. The turn brought the 2 and Kostritsyn check-called 10,000. The 8 landed on the river and action went check-check. Kostritsyn tabled the Q9 and was good. He was up to 106,000 after the hand. Smith Plays Top Two Passive The board on the turn read K49A and Jordan Smith checked over to his opponent, who bet 1,900. Smith called and they saw the 5 fall on the river. Both players checked and Smith turned over AK, giving him top two pair and the pot. Smith climbs to 34,300 with the win. Reisenberg Doubles With Aces Jason Reisenberg got all in preflop for 8,750 holding AA against his opponent’s AK. The flop came 296 and his opponent started begging the dealer for running clubs. The 2 turn left him drawing dead and the 6 finished the board, doubling Reisenberg up to around 18,000. Hershiser Loses Big One on Bad Kicker Seat 4 raised to 800 preflop from under the gun and was called by Orel Hershiser and the player in the big blind. The flop ran K37 and all players checked. The 7 landed on the turn and the big blind bet 1,250. Seat 4 called and Hershiser reraised to 3,600. The big blind called and seat 4 got out of the way. The 2 came on the river and both players checked it down. Hershiser showed K9 for two pair with a nine-kicker. The big blind looked surprised as he turned over KJ for the same two pair with a higher kicker to take the pot. Hershiser had 20,400 after the hand. Ladny Lets It Go on River Seat 3 raised to 800 and Eric Ladny made the call. The flop ran 77K and both players checked. When the turn brought the Q, Ladny checked to seat 3 who fired 1,000 into the pot. Ladny called and the 2 fell on the river. Ladny again checked and when seat 3 bet 2,500 Ladny thought for a while and let his hand go. Ladny had around 30,000 after the loss. Player Tags: Dan Harrington, Perry Friedman, Jordan Smith, Eric Ladny, Orel Hershiser, George Lind |
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Jul 03, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 3 Hour 2 Update: Deeb, Vos EliminatedJul 03, '09 Blinds: 150-300 Chip Counts: 1. Dragan Galic – 110,000 Notable Eliminations: Freddy Deeb, Matt Glantz, Nelly, Chris Moorman, Mark Vos, Gabe Kaplan Big Hands: Freddy Deeb Busted By Keven Stammen Three players were in a pot that saw a flop of KQ4 hit the felt. Keven Stammen fired 2,200 and Freddy Deeb made the call, as did another player. The turn was the 10 and everyone checked. The river was the Q and Deeb led out with 6,000. The other player in the hand folded, but Stammen repopped it to 37,000 total. Deeb only had 11,000 behind and made the call. Deeb then tabled AJ for a Broadway straight, but Stammen showed KQ for a full house and Deeb’s main event was over. Chris Moorman Gone The player in the small blind limped in and Chris Moorman moved all in. The small blind called and the players tabled their hands. Small Blind: AK Board: A4437 Moorman was outflopped and could not catch up the rest of the way and his main event was cut short on day 1. Mark Vos Ousted Mark Vos raised to 700 preflop and action folded around to Peter Hedlund. He reraised to 3,000 and Vos came back over the top, moving in for 8,450. Hedlund called and showed down AK. Vos tabled QQ and things were looking good for Vos. But the turn brought another ace to the party and Vos couldn’t hit his set on the river and he was eliminated. Jerry Yang Doubles Up A player in middle position raised to 850 and Jerry Yang all in 3,925. Action folded around to the middle position player. He made the call and Yang showed KQ. The middle position player showed 22 and the flop fell QQ3. The player in the big blind then announced that he had folded a deuce. The turn was the K, filling up Yang and the river was the case 2. Yang doubled to 8,000. Prerry Friedman Cracks Aces, Eliminates Opponent Perry Friedman took a flop heads up against his opponent and the flop fell 998. After a series of bets and raises all of the money got in and the cards were turned face up. Friedman showed K9, which was miles ahead of the AA of his opponent. The turn was the 7 and the river was the 8, giving Friedman a full house and the pot. Nines Are No Good For Alexander Jason Alexander raised from the hijack position and was called by the small blind. The flop was A104 and both players checked. The turn was the 6 and the small blind checked again. Alexander decided it was time to bet and put out 1500 into the middle. He was met with a check-raise to 3500 from the small blind. After some thought, Alexander put in the call. The river was the 8 and both players checked. Alexander tabled the 99, but the small blind turned over AQ and took the pot. Veldhuis With A Stone Cold Bluff Over at the feature table, the flop came down 432 and the action was checked to Lex Veldhuis. He fired 2,300 and his opponent made the call. The turn was the 9 and action was checked to Veldhuis again. He fired 6,000 more chips into the pot and his opponent stuck around. The river was the A and action was checked again to Veldhuis. He then moved all in for over 40,000, having his opponent covered. This induced a fold and Veldhuis then tabled K6 for absolutely nothing. He raked in the pot and was at 70,000. Yang Doubles Up Again After being moved to a new table, Jerry Yang made it 900 to go preflop and was three-bet by Steve Paul-Ambrose to 2550. Yang called and they saw a flop of 2K8 and Steve Paul-Ambrose put out enough to put Yang all in. Yang put in the call and said “This is the hand I won the World Series with,” said Yang as he tabled the 88, giving him middle set. Steve Paul-Ambrose showed the 99 and needed to improve to take the pot. The turn was the K and the 5, doubling up Yang to 17,000. Player Tags: Perry Friedman, Peter Hedlund, Mark Vos, Jerry Yang, Jason Alexander, Freddy Deeb, Keven Stammen, Lex Veldhuis, Chris Moorman |
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Jun 20, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 37 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud 8 or Better | 3 | + |
Level 6 Update: The Adventures Of Daniel NegreanuJun 19, '09 Ante: 100 Players Remaining: 145 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Josh Mountain – 78,000 Average Chip Count: 32,563 Notable Eliminations: Phil Ivey Big Hands: Turner Lost In The Forrest Jon Turner: X-X-3Q After the three players all came in for 200, fourth street was dealt and Forrest bet 800. Buss mucked but Turner made the call. Jon Turner: X-X-3Q2 Forrest bet 1,600 and Turner called. Jon Turner: X-X-3Q210 Forrest bet another 1,200 and Turner stuck around again. The river was then dealt and both players checked. Forrest showed (933) for two pair and Turner mucked. Forrest was at 27,000 while Turner was at 18,000. Gavin Smith Is The Third Wheel, Minieri And Friedman Chop Dario Minieri: X-X-7A3J Gavin Smith bet 1,600 and Minieri called. Friedman then raised to 3,200 and his opponents called. The river was then dealt and Friedman fired 1,600 and everyone called. Friedman turned over (99X) for a full house. He then gave Greg Raymer credit for calling his hand correctly. “It’s my best game,” Raymer replied. Smith then showed (7K2) for a 7-6 low. It was no good, however, as Minieri showed (J42) for a 7-4 low. Minieri and Friedman chopped the pot while Smith was wittled down to 13,400. Minieri was at 60,000 while Friedman was at 24,000. A Pox On The Seven Of Hearts! Mike Matusow: X-X-2510 On third street, each player was in for four bets and fifth street saw both players in for one more bet. On sixth street, seat 5 fired 1,600 and Matusow made the call. Mike Matusow: X-X-25103 Seat 5 bet another 1,600 and Matusow came along again. The river was dealt and seat 5 bet another 1,600. Matusow agonized on what to do and finally threw in the call. His opponent showed (5J7) for a straight. Matusow then looked ready to erupt and took his frustration out on his opponent’s card, the 7. He launched it clear across the table and it fluttered to the floor. “He four-bet with J-7-5?” Matusow questioned. He mucked his hand and he was down to just 5,100. Left In The Deck: The Many Talents Of Negreanu Daniel Negreanu is all over the place. He went around sniffing people’s hair earlier and now he engaged in a conversation with a woman on the rail. “Who are you wearing,” he asked her in his best fashion designer accent. “Dead Bambi?” he asked after she answered. “You like to kill dear?” The woman laughed uncontrollably and Negreanu then posed with her for a picture. Prior to that, Negreanu was involved in a hand and showed his Compton roots as he began to rap. “What you gonna do son, what you gonna do?” he spit for a few choruses. It is unknown when his rap album is coming out, but it should be a dandy. Later, he was involved in another hand and he showed off his psychic ability. “I know exactly what you two have. The exact cards,” he announced to his opponents. He kept betting and raising and his opponents finally mucked. “What did they have?” a player at the table asked. “Hell, I don’t know,” Negreanu replied. “I was lying.” Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ted Forrest, Mike Matusow, Gavin Smith, Perry Friedman, Jon Turner, Dario Minieri Level 18 Update: Dan Heimiller Triples Up, Then Goes BustJun 20, '09 Ante: 3,000 Players Remaining: 12 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Abe Mosseri – 875,000 Average Chip Count: 351,428 Notable Eliminations: 16. Claudio Rinaldi — $24,650 Big Hands: Double Ups Are Good, Triple Ups Are Better Jeff Lisandro: X-X-22 Dan Heimiller bet 12,000 and both Lisandro and Friedman made the call. Jeff Lisandro: X-X-228 Heimiller bet 24,000 and both of his opponents came along again. Jeff Lisandro: X-X-2285 Hemiller put the rest of his chips into the middle and Lisandro and Friedman both called. After the river was dealt, both players checked and Heimiller showed (J66) for a set of sixes, better known as the number of the beast. Both opponents mucked and Heimiller tripled up to almost 200,000. The Poker Gods Giveth, Scotty Taketh Away Baby Scotty Nguyen: X-X-QJ9 Dan Heimiller bet 24,000 and Nguyen made the call. Scotty Nguyen: X-X-QJ96 Heimiller bet 24,000 and Nguyen called again. The river was dealt and Heimiller bet 24,000. Nguyen made the call and Heimiller turned over (A79) for aces up. But it was no good as Nguyen showed (A108) for a queen-high straight. Nguyen scooped the pot and was at 240,000 while Heimiller was back down to 50,000. Unfortunately for Heimiller, he got involved in his final hand a bit later against Perry Friedman. Heimiller hit two pair but Friedman hit a set and as quickly as Heimiller was given new life, it was taken away as he busted in 15th place. Mosseri Knocks Out Bronshtein In 13th Place Abe Mosseri: (AQ)55510(10) Bronshtein completed to 12,000 and Mosseri raised to 24,000. Bronshtein called all in and was already in bad shape as Mosseri had a better flush draw. On the next four streets, Mosseri did not miss once as he made a full house, but Bronshtein had outs as he was drawing to a 7-low. Unfortunately, he paired up on the river and he was eliminated. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, Abe Mosseri, Yuval Bronshtein Level 15 Update: Smith And Turner With ScoopsJun 19, '09 Ante: 1,500 Players Remaining: 26 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Scotty Nguyen – 420,000 Average Chip Count: 189,230 Notable Eliminations: Todd Brunson Big Hands: Smith Shows Brunson His Residence Justin Smith: X-X-53 Yan Chen led out with 6,000 and Smith raised to 12,000. Todd Brunson made the call, as did Chen. Justin Smith: X-X-533 Smith bet 12,000 and both opponents called. Justin Smith: X-X-5333 Smith bet 12,000 and Brunson raised to 24,000 despite Smith showing a set. Chan mucked and Smith just called. On the river, Smith bet 12,000 again and Brunson just called. Smith then showed (622) for a full house and Brunson mucked. Smith was at 180,000 while Brunson was down to 60,000. He would later lose the rest of those chips and make his exit from the tournament. Turner Scoops Tehan And Friedman Perry Friedman: X-X-2310K Jon Turner fired 12,000 and both Tehan and Friedman made the call. The river was then dealt and everyone checked. Turner turned over (Q-10-X) for two pair. Tehan and Friedman both mucked and Turner scooped the pot. He was at 205,000 while Tehan was at 165,000 and Friedman was at 145,000. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Perry Friedman, Joe Tehan, Jon Turner, Yan Chen, Justin Smith Final Day Update: Down to NineJun 20, '09 Ante: 5,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Jeff Lisandro – 970,000 Average Chip Count: 447,272 Notable Eliminations: 12. Lyle Berman – $33,668 Big Hands: Lyle Berman Eliminated in 12th Place ($33,668) Anthony Rivera completed on third street and Yan Chen made the call. Lyle Berman raised and both opponents called. Rivera bet first on fourth street and Chen mucked. Berman made the call and Rivera then led out on fifth street. Berman made the call again and the same sequence of events repeated itself on sixth street. Rivera led out on seventh street as well and Berman mucked, leaving himself with only 60,000. Their cards: Berman: (X-X)8K107(X) Berman was forced to move all in on the next hand and he was eliminated from the tournament in 12th place. Scotty Nguyen Eliminated in 11th Place ($33,668) Perry Friedman brought it in with X-X-3 and Scotty Nguyen completed with X-X-4. Jeffrey Lisandro raised with X-X-5. Friedman mucked and Nguyen made the all-in call. Lisandro made trip eights and Nguyen failed to qualify low. Lisandro scooped the pot and Nguyen was eliminated in 11th place. Perry Friedman Eliminated in 10th Place ($41,885) Perry Friedman was all in for his final 13,000 on third street and both Jeffrey Lisandro and Justin Smith joined him in the pot. Lisandro check-called a bet from Smith on fourth street and then both players checked on fifth and sixth streets. Lisandro checked on seventh street and Smith broke the routine by betting. Lisandro mucked. Their cards before the showdown: Smith: (X-X)3637(X) Smith made trip threes to beat the pair of Queens held by Friedman, and Smith scooped the pot thanks to the fact that neither player qualified low. Friedman was eliminated in 10th place. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Lyle Berman, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, Tony Rivera, Justin Smith |
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Jun 19, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 37 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud 8 or Better | 2 | + |
Level 6 Update: The Adventures Of Daniel NegreanuJun 19, '09 Ante: 100 Players Remaining: 145 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Josh Mountain – 78,000 Average Chip Count: 32,563 Notable Eliminations: Phil Ivey Big Hands: Turner Lost In The Forrest Jon Turner: X-X-3Q After the three players all came in for 200, fourth street was dealt and Forrest bet 800. Buss mucked but Turner made the call. Jon Turner: X-X-3Q2 Forrest bet 1,600 and Turner called. Jon Turner: X-X-3Q210 Forrest bet another 1,200 and Turner stuck around again. The river was then dealt and both players checked. Forrest showed (933) for two pair and Turner mucked. Forrest was at 27,000 while Turner was at 18,000. Gavin Smith Is The Third Wheel, Minieri And Friedman Chop Dario Minieri: X-X-7A3J Gavin Smith bet 1,600 and Minieri called. Friedman then raised to 3,200 and his opponents called. The river was then dealt and Friedman fired 1,600 and everyone called. Friedman turned over (99X) for a full house. He then gave Greg Raymer credit for calling his hand correctly. “It’s my best game,” Raymer replied. Smith then showed (7K2) for a 7-6 low. It was no good, however, as Minieri showed (J42) for a 7-4 low. Minieri and Friedman chopped the pot while Smith was wittled down to 13,400. Minieri was at 60,000 while Friedman was at 24,000. A Pox On The Seven Of Hearts! Mike Matusow: X-X-2510 On third street, each player was in for four bets and fifth street saw both players in for one more bet. On sixth street, seat 5 fired 1,600 and Matusow made the call. Mike Matusow: X-X-25103 Seat 5 bet another 1,600 and Matusow came along again. The river was dealt and seat 5 bet another 1,600. Matusow agonized on what to do and finally threw in the call. His opponent showed (5J7) for a straight. Matusow then looked ready to erupt and took his frustration out on his opponent’s card, the 7. He launched it clear across the table and it fluttered to the floor. “He four-bet with J-7-5?” Matusow questioned. He mucked his hand and he was down to just 5,100. Left In The Deck: The Many Talents Of Negreanu Daniel Negreanu is all over the place. He went around sniffing people’s hair earlier and now he engaged in a conversation with a woman on the rail. “Who are you wearing,” he asked her in his best fashion designer accent. “Dead Bambi?” he asked after she answered. “You like to kill dear?” The woman laughed uncontrollably and Negreanu then posed with her for a picture. Prior to that, Negreanu was involved in a hand and showed his Compton roots as he began to rap. “What you gonna do son, what you gonna do?” he spit for a few choruses. It is unknown when his rap album is coming out, but it should be a dandy. Later, he was involved in another hand and he showed off his psychic ability. “I know exactly what you two have. The exact cards,” he announced to his opponents. He kept betting and raising and his opponents finally mucked. “What did they have?” a player at the table asked. “Hell, I don’t know,” Negreanu replied. “I was lying.” Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ted Forrest, Mike Matusow, Gavin Smith, Perry Friedman, Jon Turner, Dario Minieri Level 18 Update: Dan Heimiller Triples Up, Then Goes BustJun 20, '09 Ante: 3,000 Players Remaining: 12 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Abe Mosseri – 875,000 Average Chip Count: 351,428 Notable Eliminations: 16. Claudio Rinaldi — $24,650 Big Hands: Double Ups Are Good, Triple Ups Are Better Jeff Lisandro: X-X-22 Dan Heimiller bet 12,000 and both Lisandro and Friedman made the call. Jeff Lisandro: X-X-228 Heimiller bet 24,000 and both of his opponents came along again. Jeff Lisandro: X-X-2285 Hemiller put the rest of his chips into the middle and Lisandro and Friedman both called. After the river was dealt, both players checked and Heimiller showed (J66) for a set of sixes, better known as the number of the beast. Both opponents mucked and Heimiller tripled up to almost 200,000. The Poker Gods Giveth, Scotty Taketh Away Baby Scotty Nguyen: X-X-QJ9 Dan Heimiller bet 24,000 and Nguyen made the call. Scotty Nguyen: X-X-QJ96 Heimiller bet 24,000 and Nguyen called again. The river was dealt and Heimiller bet 24,000. Nguyen made the call and Heimiller turned over (A79) for aces up. But it was no good as Nguyen showed (A108) for a queen-high straight. Nguyen scooped the pot and was at 240,000 while Heimiller was back down to 50,000. Unfortunately for Heimiller, he got involved in his final hand a bit later against Perry Friedman. Heimiller hit two pair but Friedman hit a set and as quickly as Heimiller was given new life, it was taken away as he busted in 15th place. Mosseri Knocks Out Bronshtein In 13th Place Abe Mosseri: (AQ)55510(10) Bronshtein completed to 12,000 and Mosseri raised to 24,000. Bronshtein called all in and was already in bad shape as Mosseri had a better flush draw. On the next four streets, Mosseri did not miss once as he made a full house, but Bronshtein had outs as he was drawing to a 7-low. Unfortunately, he paired up on the river and he was eliminated. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, Abe Mosseri, Yuval Bronshtein Level 15 Update: Smith And Turner With ScoopsJun 19, '09 Ante: 1,500 Players Remaining: 26 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Scotty Nguyen – 420,000 Average Chip Count: 189,230 Notable Eliminations: Todd Brunson Big Hands: Smith Shows Brunson His Residence Justin Smith: X-X-53 Yan Chen led out with 6,000 and Smith raised to 12,000. Todd Brunson made the call, as did Chen. Justin Smith: X-X-533 Smith bet 12,000 and both opponents called. Justin Smith: X-X-5333 Smith bet 12,000 and Brunson raised to 24,000 despite Smith showing a set. Chan mucked and Smith just called. On the river, Smith bet 12,000 again and Brunson just called. Smith then showed (622) for a full house and Brunson mucked. Smith was at 180,000 while Brunson was down to 60,000. He would later lose the rest of those chips and make his exit from the tournament. Turner Scoops Tehan And Friedman Perry Friedman: X-X-2310K Jon Turner fired 12,000 and both Tehan and Friedman made the call. The river was then dealt and everyone checked. Turner turned over (Q-10-X) for two pair. Tehan and Friedman both mucked and Turner scooped the pot. He was at 205,000 while Tehan was at 165,000 and Friedman was at 145,000. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Perry Friedman, Joe Tehan, Jon Turner, Yan Chen, Justin Smith Final Day Update: Down to NineJun 20, '09 Ante: 5,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Jeff Lisandro – 970,000 Average Chip Count: 447,272 Notable Eliminations: 12. Lyle Berman – $33,668 Big Hands: Lyle Berman Eliminated in 12th Place ($33,668) Anthony Rivera completed on third street and Yan Chen made the call. Lyle Berman raised and both opponents called. Rivera bet first on fourth street and Chen mucked. Berman made the call and Rivera then led out on fifth street. Berman made the call again and the same sequence of events repeated itself on sixth street. Rivera led out on seventh street as well and Berman mucked, leaving himself with only 60,000. Their cards: Berman: (X-X)8K107(X) Berman was forced to move all in on the next hand and he was eliminated from the tournament in 12th place. Scotty Nguyen Eliminated in 11th Place ($33,668) Perry Friedman brought it in with X-X-3 and Scotty Nguyen completed with X-X-4. Jeffrey Lisandro raised with X-X-5. Friedman mucked and Nguyen made the all-in call. Lisandro made trip eights and Nguyen failed to qualify low. Lisandro scooped the pot and Nguyen was eliminated in 11th place. Perry Friedman Eliminated in 10th Place ($41,885) Perry Friedman was all in for his final 13,000 on third street and both Jeffrey Lisandro and Justin Smith joined him in the pot. Lisandro check-called a bet from Smith on fourth street and then both players checked on fifth and sixth streets. Lisandro checked on seventh street and Smith broke the routine by betting. Lisandro mucked. Their cards before the showdown: Smith: (X-X)3637(X) Smith made trip threes to beat the pair of Queens held by Friedman, and Smith scooped the pot thanks to the fact that neither player qualified low. Friedman was eliminated in 10th place. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Lyle Berman, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, Tony Rivera, Justin Smith |
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Jun 19, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 37 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud 8 or Better | 1 | + |
Level 6 Update: The Adventures Of Daniel NegreanuJun 19, '09 Ante: 100 Players Remaining: 145 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Josh Mountain – 78,000 Average Chip Count: 32,563 Notable Eliminations: Phil Ivey Big Hands: Turner Lost In The Forrest Jon Turner: X-X-3Q After the three players all came in for 200, fourth street was dealt and Forrest bet 800. Buss mucked but Turner made the call. Jon Turner: X-X-3Q2 Forrest bet 1,600 and Turner called. Jon Turner: X-X-3Q210 Forrest bet another 1,200 and Turner stuck around again. The river was then dealt and both players checked. Forrest showed (933) for two pair and Turner mucked. Forrest was at 27,000 while Turner was at 18,000. Gavin Smith Is The Third Wheel, Minieri And Friedman Chop Dario Minieri: X-X-7A3J Gavin Smith bet 1,600 and Minieri called. Friedman then raised to 3,200 and his opponents called. The river was then dealt and Friedman fired 1,600 and everyone called. Friedman turned over (99X) for a full house. He then gave Greg Raymer credit for calling his hand correctly. “It’s my best game,” Raymer replied. Smith then showed (7K2) for a 7-6 low. It was no good, however, as Minieri showed (J42) for a 7-4 low. Minieri and Friedman chopped the pot while Smith was wittled down to 13,400. Minieri was at 60,000 while Friedman was at 24,000. A Pox On The Seven Of Hearts! Mike Matusow: X-X-2510 On third street, each player was in for four bets and fifth street saw both players in for one more bet. On sixth street, seat 5 fired 1,600 and Matusow made the call. Mike Matusow: X-X-25103 Seat 5 bet another 1,600 and Matusow came along again. The river was dealt and seat 5 bet another 1,600. Matusow agonized on what to do and finally threw in the call. His opponent showed (5J7) for a straight. Matusow then looked ready to erupt and took his frustration out on his opponent’s card, the 7. He launched it clear across the table and it fluttered to the floor. “He four-bet with J-7-5?” Matusow questioned. He mucked his hand and he was down to just 5,100. Left In The Deck: The Many Talents Of Negreanu Daniel Negreanu is all over the place. He went around sniffing people’s hair earlier and now he engaged in a conversation with a woman on the rail. “Who are you wearing,” he asked her in his best fashion designer accent. “Dead Bambi?” he asked after she answered. “You like to kill dear?” The woman laughed uncontrollably and Negreanu then posed with her for a picture. Prior to that, Negreanu was involved in a hand and showed his Compton roots as he began to rap. “What you gonna do son, what you gonna do?” he spit for a few choruses. It is unknown when his rap album is coming out, but it should be a dandy. Later, he was involved in another hand and he showed off his psychic ability. “I know exactly what you two have. The exact cards,” he announced to his opponents. He kept betting and raising and his opponents finally mucked. “What did they have?” a player at the table asked. “Hell, I don’t know,” Negreanu replied. “I was lying.” Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ted Forrest, Mike Matusow, Gavin Smith, Perry Friedman, Jon Turner, Dario Minieri Level 18 Update: Dan Heimiller Triples Up, Then Goes BustJun 20, '09 Ante: 3,000 Players Remaining: 12 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Abe Mosseri – 875,000 Average Chip Count: 351,428 Notable Eliminations: 16. Claudio Rinaldi — $24,650 Big Hands: Double Ups Are Good, Triple Ups Are Better Jeff Lisandro: X-X-22 Dan Heimiller bet 12,000 and both Lisandro and Friedman made the call. Jeff Lisandro: X-X-228 Heimiller bet 24,000 and both of his opponents came along again. Jeff Lisandro: X-X-2285 Hemiller put the rest of his chips into the middle and Lisandro and Friedman both called. After the river was dealt, both players checked and Heimiller showed (J66) for a set of sixes, better known as the number of the beast. Both opponents mucked and Heimiller tripled up to almost 200,000. The Poker Gods Giveth, Scotty Taketh Away Baby Scotty Nguyen: X-X-QJ9 Dan Heimiller bet 24,000 and Nguyen made the call. Scotty Nguyen: X-X-QJ96 Heimiller bet 24,000 and Nguyen called again. The river was dealt and Heimiller bet 24,000. Nguyen made the call and Heimiller turned over (A79) for aces up. But it was no good as Nguyen showed (A108) for a queen-high straight. Nguyen scooped the pot and was at 240,000 while Heimiller was back down to 50,000. Unfortunately for Heimiller, he got involved in his final hand a bit later against Perry Friedman. Heimiller hit two pair but Friedman hit a set and as quickly as Heimiller was given new life, it was taken away as he busted in 15th place. Mosseri Knocks Out Bronshtein In 13th Place Abe Mosseri: (AQ)55510(10) Bronshtein completed to 12,000 and Mosseri raised to 24,000. Bronshtein called all in and was already in bad shape as Mosseri had a better flush draw. On the next four streets, Mosseri did not miss once as he made a full house, but Bronshtein had outs as he was drawing to a 7-low. Unfortunately, he paired up on the river and he was eliminated. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, Abe Mosseri, Yuval Bronshtein Level 15 Update: Smith And Turner With ScoopsJun 19, '09 Ante: 1,500 Players Remaining: 26 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Scotty Nguyen – 420,000 Average Chip Count: 189,230 Notable Eliminations: Todd Brunson Big Hands: Smith Shows Brunson His Residence Justin Smith: X-X-53 Yan Chen led out with 6,000 and Smith raised to 12,000. Todd Brunson made the call, as did Chen. Justin Smith: X-X-533 Smith bet 12,000 and both opponents called. Justin Smith: X-X-5333 Smith bet 12,000 and Brunson raised to 24,000 despite Smith showing a set. Chan mucked and Smith just called. On the river, Smith bet 12,000 again and Brunson just called. Smith then showed (622) for a full house and Brunson mucked. Smith was at 180,000 while Brunson was down to 60,000. He would later lose the rest of those chips and make his exit from the tournament. Turner Scoops Tehan And Friedman Perry Friedman: X-X-2310K Jon Turner fired 12,000 and both Tehan and Friedman made the call. The river was then dealt and everyone checked. Turner turned over (Q-10-X) for two pair. Tehan and Friedman both mucked and Turner scooped the pot. He was at 205,000 while Tehan was at 165,000 and Friedman was at 145,000. Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Perry Friedman, Joe Tehan, Jon Turner, Yan Chen, Justin Smith Final Day Update: Down to NineJun 20, '09 Ante: 5,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Jeff Lisandro – 970,000 Average Chip Count: 447,272 Notable Eliminations: 12. Lyle Berman – $33,668 Big Hands: Lyle Berman Eliminated in 12th Place ($33,668) Anthony Rivera completed on third street and Yan Chen made the call. Lyle Berman raised and both opponents called. Rivera bet first on fourth street and Chen mucked. Berman made the call and Rivera then led out on fifth street. Berman made the call again and the same sequence of events repeated itself on sixth street. Rivera led out on seventh street as well and Berman mucked, leaving himself with only 60,000. Their cards: Berman: (X-X)8K107(X) Berman was forced to move all in on the next hand and he was eliminated from the tournament in 12th place. Scotty Nguyen Eliminated in 11th Place ($33,668) Perry Friedman brought it in with X-X-3 and Scotty Nguyen completed with X-X-4. Jeffrey Lisandro raised with X-X-5. Friedman mucked and Nguyen made the all-in call. Lisandro made trip eights and Nguyen failed to qualify low. Lisandro scooped the pot and Nguyen was eliminated in 11th place. Perry Friedman Eliminated in 10th Place ($41,885) Perry Friedman was all in for his final 13,000 on third street and both Jeffrey Lisandro and Justin Smith joined him in the pot. Lisandro check-called a bet from Smith on fourth street and then both players checked on fifth and sixth streets. Lisandro checked on seventh street and Smith broke the routine by betting. Lisandro mucked. Their cards before the showdown: Smith: (X-X)3637(X) Smith made trip threes to beat the pair of Queens held by Friedman, and Smith scooped the pot thanks to the fact that neither player qualified low. Friedman was eliminated in 10th place. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Lyle Berman, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, Tony Rivera, Justin Smith |
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Jan 18, '09 | 2009 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions Main Event - Event 9 | 2 | + |
Perry Friedman BustedJan 18, '09 Perry Friedman has busted out of the tournament shortly before the dinner break, continuing the march of the professionals to the rail today. Player Tags: Perry Friedman |
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Jul 08, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 54 - World Championship No-Limit Hold'em | 5 | + |
$10,000 Main Event - Day 2A - Level 6 (Hour 2)Jul 08, '08 Blinds: 250-500, 50 ante Stuart Paterson
Harry Demetriou raised to 2,100 from early position and was reraised to 6,200 total. He made the call and the two players saw a 8-6-4 flop with two spades. After Demetriou checked his opponent bet 12,000. After a minute Demetriou raised all in for 24,225 more. His opponent took a couple minutes before calling with pocket aces. Demetriou had pocket tens and the turn and river didn't help him. Shulman Forced to Fold Friedman loses big chunk of his stack On a AKJ flop Perry Friedman bet 3,600 and was called by one player. The turn was the A and Friedman bet 4,500. He was again called, and then the T came on the river. This time Friedman checked, and his opponent bet 11,000. Friedman was not happy with his stuation but eventually made the call. His opponent flipped over pocket jacks for a full house to beat Friedman's A-Q for trips. After the hand Friedman had less than 30,000 chips. Player Tags: John Myung, Bill Gazes, Barry Shulman, Harry Demetriou, Perry Friedman, Paul Wasicka, Mark Vos, European Report |
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Jun 29, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 51 - H.O.R.S.E. | 1 | + |
$1,500 H.O.R.S.E. - End of Day 1Jun 29, '08 Big Hands and Storylines: Here is one final hand from day 1 action: Player Tags: Mike Matusow, Phil Hellmuth, Victor Ramdin, Arash Ghaneian, Keith Sexton, Perry Friedman, Thomas Hunt, Michael Craig, Esther Taylor $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. - Day 1 - Level 7 RecapJun 29, '08 Stakes: A Dramatic Finale... Or Not Player Tags: John Juanda, Mike Matusow, Phil Hellmuth, Victor Ramdin, Arash Ghaneian, Keith Sexton, Perry Friedman, Isabelle Mercier, Eugene Katchalov, Mary Jones, Michael Binger, Brian Micon $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. - Day 1 - Level 6 RecapJun 29, '08 Note: The players are now on a 20 minute break Player Tags: Mickey Seagle, Chris Ferguson, John Juanda, Phil Hellmuth, Victor Ramdin, Tom Schneider, Keith Sexton, Perry Friedman, Claude Cohen, Mary Jones, Joe Hachem $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. - Day 1 - Level 5 RecapJun 29, '08 Stakes: Player Tags: Mickey Seagle, John Juanda, Phil Hellmuth, Victor Ramdin, Tom Schneider, Keith Sexton, Perry Friedman, Claude Cohen, Joe Hachem, Alex Jacob, Yueqi Zhu $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. - Day 1 - Level 4 RecapJun 29, '08 Note: The players are now on a 30-minute mini-dinner break Player Tags: Mickey Seagle, Barry Greenstein, Richard Brodie, Hasan Habib, Tom Schneider, Perry Friedman, Claude Cohen, Joe Hachem, Sam Simon, Bryan Micon $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. - Day 1 - Level 3 RecapJun 29, '08 Stakes: Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Richard Brodie, Andy Bloch, Phil Gordon, Marsha Waggoner, Keith Sexton, Perry Friedman, Isabelle Mercier, Sam Simon, Alex Jacob, Lou Esposito, Bryan Micon |
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Jun 25, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 45 - World Championship H.O.R.S.E. | 1 | + |
$50,000 H.O.R.S.E - End of DayJun 25, '08 Play is done for the day. Day 2 action will resume at 3 p.m. Blinds: Player Tags: Toto Leonidas, David Oppenheim, David Benyamine, Phil Hellmuth, John Hennigan, Tom Schneider, Bruno Fitoussi, Phil Ivey, Perry Friedman, Isabelle Mercier, Patrik Antonius, Bill Chen, Brandon Adams, Billy Argyros, Tom Dwan, Alexander Kostritsyn, European Report $50,000 H.O.R.S.E - Level 4Jun 25, '08 Players are now on a 20 minute break Blinds: Player Tags: Andy Bloch, Hasan Habib, Gus Hansen, Ted Forrest, Layne Flack, Shawn Sheikhan, Phil Hellmuth, David Singer, Phil Ivey, Perry Friedman, David Williams, James Mackey, Justin Bonomo, Robert Williamson III, Tom Dwan |
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