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| Jul 09, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 3 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level Four Update: Celebrities Cruising at WSOPJul 09, '11 Note: Levels are two hours in length and the players began with 30,000 in chips. Players On Day 1C: 1,300 of 2,181 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Top Ten Notable Chip Counts: 1. Adam Junglen — 95,000 Notables Eliminated: Chad Brown, Pieter de Korver, Davidi Kitai, David Benyamine Hands:
On a board reading Q Brooks pondered making a final move for the rest of his stack, but eventually settled on a call, showing A Brooks is now in a little bit of trouble, sitting with just under 12,000 in chips. Paul Pierce Is Fierce Don’t look now, but NBA superstar Paul Pierce is currently sitting on just over 90,000 in chips, having tripled his starting stack. Pierce hasn’t been shy in his first WSOP main event appearance, betting and raising without hesitation just like many of the veterans here today.
Brad Garrett called a raise in between two players and saw a flop of J The turn was the 4 Phil Hellmuth Going In The Wrong Direction Phil Hellmuth is now down to 8,000 after flopping a flush. His opponent held middle pair, turned trips and then rivered his kicker to fill up, sending Hellmuth spiraling from his original stack of 30,000.
After a raise from the under the gun player to 1,000, another player called and Marco Traniello squeezed all in for his last 4,375 from middle position. The button called and the other two players folded. Traniello showed pocket jacks and they held against his opponent’s A Poker Tweets:
Player Tags: Phil Hellmuth, Marco Traniello, Greg Brooks, Brad Garrett Level Three Update: Day 1C Field Size is 2,181Jul 09, '11
NOTE: Levels are two hours in length and players are starting with 30,000 in chips. Registration will remain open until the end of the second level. Players on Day 1C: 2,181 Blinds: 150-300 Notables Remaining:
Notables Eliminated This Level: Chris Moneymaker Hands: Day 1C Field Size is 2,181 Day 1C has more players in contention than Day 1A and 1B combined with 2,181 players. WSOP staff has also confirmed that more players than that are already registered for tomorrow. This puts the current number of players in the main event at 4,056. Chris Moneymaker Eliminated The flop read J Moneymaker: 3 – 3 Turn and River: 5 Moneymaker was eliminated on the hand and Carlson grew his stack to 40,000. Bard Garrett Loses One Middle position raised preflop and Brad Garrett made the call preflop. The first three cards to hit the table were A The turn fell Q Garrett made an anguished but good-natured display over his misfortune in the hand. He still holds close to 50,000. Featured Poker Tweet — Alex Kamberis
Paul Pierce Takes a Pot The board read A Mark Newhouse on the Rise On a board that read K Newhouse turned over Q Featured Poker Tweet — Phil Collins
CardPlayer TV — Today’s Bracelet Ceremony Player Tags: Chris Moneymaker, Mark Newhouse, Brad Garrett, Nick Binger, Phil Collins, Alex Kamberis Level Two Update: Brad Garret Hits Quads -- Billirakis BouncedJul 09, '11
Players on Day 1C: Approximately 978 Blinds: 100-200 Notables Remaining:
Notables Eliminated This Level: Steve Billirakis Hands: Shak vs. Billirakis Fate picked the wrong time to deal pocket queens to Steve Billirakis. That is because Dan Shak was dealt a set of eights on the same hand. Billirakis was all in by the end of the hand and he was eliminated in the aftermath that saw Shak grow his stack to 50,000. Duhamel Watch — Defending Champ Doubles Up The defending champion kept his head above water when he doubled up with a full house to survive. He held 48,000 after the hand. Everybody Loves Brad Garrett Everybody Loves Raymond co-stars Ray Romano and Brad Garrett are both playing in the main event on Day 1C. In a recent pot Garrett raised to 600 preflop and Max Cohn and the big blind made the call. The flop fell K The turn fell 6 Jonathan Jaffe Grows his Stack In a recent pot the flop fell 10-9-3 and Jonathan Jaffe held pocket jacks. His opponent checked and Jaffe bet 1,900. His opponent called the turn brought a 5. Jaffe bet again, this time for 2,900 after he opponent checked. The river then delivered a deuce and Jaffe bet 3,600 after yet another check from his opponent. Jaffe revealed his jacks and his opponent mucked. Jaffe won the pot and he is now up to 60,000. Brenes Ahead from Start to Finish Humberto Brenes raised to 1,100 preflop from middle position and UTG+1 made the call. The flop fell J Featured Poker Tweet — Donkey Watch from the Pros:
Chris Bell Picks the Right time to Make his Move The flop read 9 The big blind bet 2,000 again after Bell checked and he made the call once again. The river then delivered the 10 CardPlayer TV — Patrik Antonius on First-Day Main Event Flights Player Tags: Humberto Brenes, Dan Shak, Chris Bell, Steve Billirakis, Jonathan Jaffe, Brad Garrett, Jonathan Duhamel, Darryll Fish, Ray Romano, Christian Harder |
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| Jul 07, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 2 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 8 Hour 2 Update: Brad Garrett EliminatedJul 07, '09 Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 740 out of 1476 Chip Counts: 1. Samer Rahman – 322,000 CardPlayer Chip Counts: Ciaran O’Leary – 31,400 Average Chip Count Day 2A: 80,635 Notable Eliminations: Jeff Williams Big Hands:
Carlos Mortensen Out Kicked Carlos Mortensen limped in from the cutoff and the button folded. The small blind called and the big blind checked. Three players saw a flop of A Joe Awada Doubles Up Opponent Joe Awada raised to 1,500 under the gun and action folded around to the small blind who went into the tank. With only 1,500 left in his stack, the small blind had just enough to make Awada’s call. He eventually called all in and tabled the J
Erik Seidel Doubles Up Erik Seidel bet 8,000 after a flop of J Jim Bechtel Wins Another Jim Bechtel checked on a board of 5
Brad Garrett Eliminated On a board of Q Left in the Deck Before he was eliminated from the tournament Brad Garrett was making quite an impression during the evening’s play. The ESPN cameras were eating it up, and Garrett was able to produce a consistent line of chuckles from the players who were along for the ride with him at his table, including former world champion Berry Johnston. At one point, Garrett exclaimed, “Change the rhythm, everybody stand,” and his table played a hand standing up just to mix things up. His table is much quieter now and the ESPN cameras are no longer around after his absence. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Carlos Mortensen, Joe Awada, Brad Garrett Level 8 Hour 1 Update: Mike Matusow, Gavin Smith EliminatedJul 07, '09 Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 828 out of 1476 Chip Counts: 1. Samer Rahman – 325,000 CardPlayer Chip Counts: Ciaran O’Leary – 33,400 Average Chip Count Day 2A: 66,595 Notable Eliminations: Mike Gracz Big Hands:
Mike Matusow Eliminated Mike Matusow committed the last of his short stack (about 6,000) preflop from early position and was reraised by another opponent, who made it 15,000 to go. Everyone else at the table mucked and Matusow tabled the K Jim Bechtel Doubles Up Jim Bechtel saw a disaster flop of J Brad Garrett Knocks Out Opponent TV star Brad Garrett held the A
Greg Mueller Building a Huge Stack After the two-time bracelet winner from this summer made it 2,200 preflop, a player on the button moved all in for 10,200. The small blind smooth called and Mueller elected to call as well. Three players saw a flop of K
Gavin Smith Eliminated Gavin Smith got the rest of his stack into the middle in a coin flip situation. Smith held the A Grant Levy Doubles Up Grant Levy moved all in from middle position after a raising battle with the big blind. The big blind tabled the A Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Mike Matusow, Gavin Smith, Brad Garrett, Grant Levy Level 7 Hour 2 Update: Hoyt Corkins EliminatedJul 07, '09 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 3,916 of 6,494 Note: The players have gone on a 90-minute dinner break and will return at 8:10 p.m. Chip Counts: 1. Samer Rahman – 235,000 CardPlayer Chip Counts: Todd Brunson – 41,000 Notable Eliminations: Hoyt Corkins Big Hands:
Just a few hands after Hoyt Corkins doubled up to over 70,000 he was knocked right out of the main event. A player in middle position raised to 1,400 and the cutoff made the call. The button also called and the action was on Corkins in the small blind. He shoved for 60,000 more. The middle position player quickly called, having Corkins covered. The other two players mucked. Corkins then tabled A Keven Stammen Knocks One Out After a flop of K The turn changed all that when the J
After a flop of A The turn was the 6 King Nothing Jimmy Fricke called his opponent’s all in bet of 11,000. The opponent showed A If only the hand would have ended there, Fricke could’ve had a knockout under his belt. But the flop fell and brought A
A player raised to 1,700 preflop and the action was on Thor Hansen. He reraised to 5,500 and his opponent came right back over the top to 16,000. Hansen then moved all in for 36,000 and his opponent made the call. Hansen then revealed A The board offered no help to the cowboys and Hansen doubled up to 77,000. Garrett Can’t Call Brad Garrett raised to 1,300 preflop and the blinds came along for the ride. The flop came down 8
Kara Scott limped in preflop for 600 and everyone else at her table did the same. This put more than 5,000 in the pot before the flop. It then came down A Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Thor Hansen, Erik Cajelais, Jimmy Fricke, Brad Garrett, Keven Stammen, Kara Scott 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 |
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| Mar 07, '09 | 2009 NBC National Heads-Up Championship | NBC Heads Up Championship Event | 2 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Brad Garrett Defeats Annie DukeMar 06, '09
Player Tags: Annie Duke, Brad Garrett Glen Chorny Defeats Brad GarrettMar 07, '09
Player Tags: Brad Garrett, Glen Chorny CardPlayer TV: Day 2 Preview Featuring Brad GarrettMar 07, '09 Player Tags: Brad Garrett |
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| Mar 06, '09 | 2009 NBC National Heads-Up Championship | NBC Heads Up Championship Event | 1 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Brad Garrett Defeats Annie DukeMar 06, '09
Player Tags: Annie Duke, Brad Garrett Glen Chorny Defeats Brad GarrettMar 07, '09
Player Tags: Brad Garrett, Glen Chorny CardPlayer TV: Day 2 Preview Featuring Brad GarrettMar 07, '09 Player Tags: Brad Garrett |
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| Jul 06, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 55 - World Championship No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Night Shift - Round TwoJul 06, '07 BreakThe players are on a 20 minute break. Controversy Before the Break One player raised from the 6 seat in middle position to $1,200. The dealer announced his raise but then for some reason just reached over and mucked his cards. She began to apologize almost immediately as the player angrily called the floor over. The tournament director, as she had done all series, ruled that the player's action must stand, but that he would be returned his raise, only having to contribute $400 to the pot. This ruling did not satisfy him, mainly because he claimed to have had pocket Kings. He continued to protest for all of his bet, but the ruling stood. Eventually, he agreed that the ruling was correct, but that it was still a terrible solution to what is basically, human error. Each player is responsible for protecting their cards, and once they hit the muck they are dead, regardless of who put them there. Usually this situation happens to the players in the one or ten seat, as they are located right next to the dealer. It is unusual for this to happen to players located across the table. The player who won the pot on a Jack high board declined to comment whether or not the Kings would have been good, so it is unknown if the dealer accidentally saved the gentleman any chips or not. Soulier Sends Opponent To The Rail On a board of Q  6 5 9 Q Fabrice Soulier pushed the last of his chips into the pot. His opponent instantly began to shake his head in disgust, obviously angered by a club and board pair on the river. He eventually called with the 87, which was the nut straight on the turn. Soulier revealed the A 3, for the nut flush, taking down the pot and sending his opponent to the rail. Eliminations Allen Kessler Mike Mizrachi and Steve Paul-Ambrose were eliminated during this past hour. Not Everybody Loves Raymond A player in seat three limps and Ray Romano raises to $2,600. A team Pokerstars member reraiseson the button to $7,000 and seat three makes the call. Romano says. "lets get this over with." and shoves his remaining money into the pot, raising $1,275 more. Both the button and seat three call and the flop comes J  5 4. Seat three checks and seat eight bets $16,000. Seat three (who looks an awful lot like Doctor Dre) tanks then finally mucks. The button shows AA , and has Romano in trouble with KQ . The turn is the K giving Romano some life, but the river brings the 8 and he is eliminated. As he stood up from the table he yelled, "Crazy Horse, Lets Go!" He then went over to Brad Garrett's table and caroused with him for a while before leaving. Notable Chip Counts
Player Tags: Allen Kessler, Michael Mizrachi, Fabrice Soulier, Brad Garrett, Ray Romano Dinner BreakJul 06, '07 The players have just gone on dinner break and will return at 9 p.m. to the start of Level 5 where the blinds will increase to $300-$600 with a $75 ante.
Elsewhere on the European front Andy Black had taken a hit and his stack had dropped to about $39,000 when he got heads up in a pot with the board reading Jd3d8c6s9s and scooped it when his Q-Q trumped his opponent’s A-J. He’s back up to about $55,000. Roy ‘The Boy’ Brindley is gone. He re-raised all-in as the shortstack with 2-2 and got called by A-K which hit. Thomas Wahlroos is grinding away with half his original stack. He took down a small pot with a raise when CardPlayer.com was passing, smiled while shrugging his shoulders and said, ‘I’m just fishing for chips.’ Michael Greco has $27,000 in chips, Irish Open winner Marty Smyth has $13,200, Dave ‘Devilfish’ Ulliott has $8,400, Per Hildebrand has $20,100, Julian Gardiner has $71,000, Mickey Wernick has $26,000, John Magill has $45,000, Joe Beevers has $45,000 and Sigi Stockinger has around $40,000. While many of the pros seemed to fall early this year, others were just off to an early start. www.PokerStars.com ambassador, Victor Ramdin was having a tough time getting any action at his table, and for the last few hours he could take almost any pot with an uncontested raise. Almost any pot except for this one…On a board of 8 4 3 A 10, Ramdin fires $5,000 at the pot and gets looked-up by the player in seat no. 1. Ramdin shows 4 4 and takes down a massive pot with a set of fours which could explain the reason he has been getting so much respect today.
Player Tags: Dave Colclough, Johnny Chan, Brad Garrett Hour 5Jul 06, '07 Power of the Fro Alex Jacob found a quick way to bring his chipstack some needed help. On a board of 10s 7d 6s, the small blind bet $3,000, the player in seat 5 raised all in for about $5,000 more, and Jacob re-raised all in for about $4,000 on top of that. He first was cited for a string-raise by the dealer for not announcing all in, but it was realized the amount he pushed in was not enough to constitute a full raise, and his last chips were then committed. The original bettor made the call and Jacob was way ahead as he had drawn out on two overpairs with 7 Nothing’s Changed In a Year Eric Molina, who on his way to finishing 31st in the Main Event last year, was portrayed in the ESPN coverage as being the epitome of everything that is wrong with young poker player’s today, loud, brash, and cocky. Apparently not much has changed. Molina hasn’t been loud yet, but he has been a little cocky. Molina moved all in on the river with the board showing 6 FBT Done Greg Mueller couldn’t find an answer for his table today. The beginning of the end for him was when he raised to $1,100 and was called by the player in the cutoff. The flop was 10 Ladies For Neverwin Dustin Woolf won a decent pot defending his big blind from a button raise to $6,000. The flop came A
Pokerstars World While not as prevalent as last year, an average of one player per table is wearing gear from www.Pokerstars.com. Barry Greenstein continues to get respect, and these online players are trucking on until the dinner break which will be at 7:30.
Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Greg Mueller, Dustin Woolf, Alex Jacob, Eric Molina, Brad Garrett Hour TwoJul 06, '07 Thirty tables had already broke as hour two played down into the first 20 minute break of the day. Chips were flying and an ill advised all-in push was by no means a rare occurrence. The spectacle of poker that day one of the main event has become was in full swing. One player to join the early bustout victims was Ram Vaswani. He was at a table with Vince Van Patten, and Andrew Black, before he was spotted exiting the tournament field. Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi was already dangerously low on chips, and told another player he had only $1,400 remaining.
Player Tags: Doyle Brunson, Michael Mizrachi, Ram Vaswani, Marcel Luske, Steve Paul Ambrose, Brad Garrett |
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Brad Garrett opened up a small lead on Annie Duke over at the featured table. Both players saw an ace and got it all in preflop. Duke showed A
The Brad Garrett vs. Glen Chorny match has been filled with non-stop jokes. Garrett opened by telling Chorny, "Glen, I'm going to have trouble hearing you over your shirt."