James D'Ambrosio Poker Tournament Updates

John Ng Doubles Through Jimmy D'Ambrosio

Jul 17, '17

John Ng was short-stacked and all-in for his last 8,575 with A10 against the pocket eights of Jimmy D’Ambrosio.

The board ran out Q726A and Ng spiked an ace on the river to double up. D’Ambrosio, who once enjoyed a big stack, is now down to 19,000.

Player Tags: John Ng,   James D'Ambrosio

Hour 7 Update: Kenny Tran, Layne Flack, Bertrand Grospellier Eliminated

Jun 14, '09

Hour 7 Update

Players Remaining: 64 out of 256

Completed Round 2 Matches (Winner in Bold):

1. Tom “Durrrr” Dwan vs. Samuel Stein
2. Erik Seidel vs. Adam Junglen
3. Cory Carroll vs. Sorel Mizzi
4. Alec Torelli vs. Jan Maarten Meijer
5. Bryan Pellegrin vs. Will Failla
6. Benjamin Tollerene vs. Greg Raymer
7. Yevgeniy Timoshenko vs. Dmitry Stelmak
8. Benjamin Lamb vs. Scott Seiver
9. Chris Ferguson vs. Jason Somerville
10. Jeff Madsen vs. Joe Serock
11. Adam Ewestein vs. Evelyn Ng
12. Olav von Prince vs. John Juanda
13. Jason Mercier vs. Jesper Petersen
14. Johnny Chan vs. Anthony Guetti
15. Antonio Esfandari vs. Konstantin Puchkov
16. Justin Smith vs. Hoyt Corkins
17. William Thorson vs. Lex Veldhuis
18. Vanessa Rousso vs. Emil Patel
19. Steve Zolotow vs. Anton Allemann
20. Jamin Stokes vs. Layne Flack
21. Evan Roberts vs. Kenny Tran
22. Michael Baxter vs. Jared Ingles
23. Brock Parker vs. Jonathan Aguiar
24. Matt Hawrilenko vs. Robert McLaughlin
25. David Pham vs. Mark Teltscher
26. James D’Ambrosio vs. Bertrand Grospellier
27. Benjamin Sprenger vs. Gavin Smith
28. Alexey Popov vs. Kenneth Middleton
29. Jonathan Jaffe vs. Mohsin Charania
30. Dario Minieri vs. Alexander Venovski
31. Scott Fischman vs. Scott Montgomery
32. Shawn Buchanan vs. Benjamin Francisco
33. Noah Schwartz vs. Scott Baumstein
34. Mike Caro vs. Joe Cappello
35. Matt Woodward vs. Lance Treankler
36. Terrence Chan vs. Tommy Chen
37. Nathanael Poysti vs. Stanislav Alekhin
38. Michael Pesek vs. Kenneth Shei
39. Shaun Deeb vs. Branden Hampton
40. Jessie Martin vs. Andrew Zaichenko
41. Roberto Romanell vs. Bryn Kenny
42. Brian Lemke vs. Steven Levy
43. Albert Iversen vs. Domen Pinteric
44. Jamie Armstrong vs. Ramin Henke
45. Alex Keating vs. Steven Silverman
46. Benjamin Spindler vs. John Tabatabai
47. Dmitry Lesnoy vs. Taylor Caby
48. Dragan Galic vs. Daniel Illingworth
49. Steven Crawford vs. Andrew Feldman
50. Nicholas Rampone vs. Tariq Rahim
51. Joao Vide Barb vs. Roman Yitzhaki
52. Nathan Doudney vs. Anthony Roux
53. Jason Senti vs. Philippe Dauteuil
54. Michael Banducci vs. Thomas Marchese
55. John Duthie vs. Stuard Marshak
56. Jeff Garza vs. Matt Giannetti
57. Andrew Lichtenberger vs. Joseph McGowen
58. Justin Filtz vs. Olivier Busquet
59. Dustin Woolf vs. Richard Anthony
60. Steve O’Dwyer vs. Johannes Steindl
61. Masaaki Kagawa vs. Francois Safieddine
62. Kyle Brossia vs. Aaron Wilt

Big Hands:

Kenny Tran Eliminated

Last year’s champion raised preflop and Evan Roberts re-raised enough to put Tran all-in. Tran went into the tank before eventually calling the last 30,000 of his remaining chip stack. Roberts exposed pocket eights while Tran tabled the A8. The board ran out 94248, as Tran failed to improve. Event No. 29 will have a new bracelet winner this year.

Brock Parker Advances

All the chips were in the middle with Brock Parker holding the A10 against the A6 of Jonathan Aguiar. The board ran out 872KJ. Parker’s hopes of a third bracelet this World Series of Poker are still alive.

Bertrand Grospellier Eliminated

With the high blinds, Bertrand Grospellier got it all-in preflop with king-queen and was up against the ace-six of James D’Ambrosio. The French pro failed to catch anything and was eliminated. Grospellier is still without a bracelet.

Player Tags: Kenny Tran,   Brock Parker,   Jonathan Aguiar,   Bertrand Grospellier,   James D'Ambrosio,   Evan Roberts