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| Jun 07, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 13 - $1,500 Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
David Arsht Wins Event no. 13 ($211,921)Jun 08, '12 Level: 27 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 Live Updates: Arsht Pulls Away With the Chip Lead David Arsht entered the level as the chipleader with 925,000 but quickly extend his lead over the field after winning a 650,000 showdown against Stephen Hung with A Arsht made quick work of his last three opponents as he began to dominate the field as the level came to an end. He first busted both Al Barbieri and Donald Auger on the same hand when his pocket sevens held up to best Auger’s pocket sixes and Barbieri’s J-10. Al Barbieri Elimianted in 3rd Place ($84,388)
David Arsht opened the pot for 80,000, Donald Auger moved all in, Al Barbieri called, Arsht reraised enough to put Barbieri all in and Barbieri called. Both Barbieri and Auger were all in for their tournament life and behind Arsht’s pocket pair with two overs and an under pair. Arsht: 7 Board: 6 Auger flopped top set to take the lead, but Arsht went runner-runner to make a straight on the river and eliminate both players in the very same hand. Donald Auger was eliminated in 4th place ($61,820) and Al Barbieri was eliminated in 3rd place ($84,388) while David Arsht took a commanding lead going into heads-up play with roughly 2,750,000 to Stephen Hung’s 550,000 David Arsht Wins Event no. 13 ($211,921)
Stephen Hung entered heads-up play severely out chipped by by 5:1 and with only 13 big blinds. On the final hand of the night, David Arsht opened the pot for 80,000 from the button and Stephen Hung called from the big blind. The flop came Q The turn was the Q Hung was all in for his tournament life and behind on the turn with Q Be sure to check back with Card Player for all of your final table action, current chip counts, and prize distributions for each gold bracelet event. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, David Arsht, Donald Auger, Stephen Hung Ma Level 26 Update: Glenn Engelbert Eliminated in 5th Place ($45,953)Jun 08, '12 Level: 26 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 4 out of 730 Average Chip Count: 821,250 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Al Barbieri — 780,000 Seat no. 4 — Stephen Hung — 760,000 Seat no. 7 — Donald Auger — 820,000 Players Eliminated: Glenn Engelbert — 5th Place ($45,953) Live Updates: Glenn Engelbert Eliminated in 5th Place ($45,953)
Glenn Engelbert started the level as the short stack with just over 8 big blinds and was eliminated shortly after. Engelbert lost most his chip in a showdown to chipleader David Arsht who rivered a king to leave Engelbert with only 6,000 after he opted to just call the 50,000 river bet rather than move all in for 56,000. While Engelbert was left with less than one-fifth of a single big blind, Arsht padded his chip lead with about 1.6 million after the hand. Engelbert managed to find a quick triple up a few hands later but Al Barbieri finally got him after Engelbert shoved his last few chips in the middle before the flop and ran into Barbieri’s pocket tens. The board bricked nine-high with a pair of fives and Barbieri’s tens held up. Glenn Engelbert was eliminated in 5th place ($45,953). 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: Al Barbieri, David Arsht, Glenn Engelbert Level 24 Update: Weiss 7th ($26,401), Queen 8th ($20,370), Kirgan 9th ($15,886)Jun 07, '12 Level: 24 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 730 Average Chip Count: 547,500 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Al Barbieri — 798,000 Seat no. 4 — Stephen Hung — 142,000 Players Eliminated: Jeff Weiss — 7th Place ($26,401) Live Updates: Lori Kirgan Eliminated in 9th Place ($15,886)
Lori Kirgan began the the official nine-handed final table on the short stack with just 8 big blinds and was the first player eliminated. Al Barbieri opened for a raise to 40,000 and Lori Kirgan called all in for 38,000. Lori Kirgan was all in for her tournament life with A The board came K Alexander Queen Eliminated in 8th Place ($20,370)
Al Barbieri opened the cutoff for 40,000, Alexander Queen three-bet to 60,000 and Barbieri called. The flop came 8 The turn was the 9 Barbieri was ahead on the turn with A Jeff Weiss Eliminated in 7th Place ($26,401)
David Arsht opened the pot for 40,000 from middle position, Jeff Weiss called from the small blind and Al Barbieri called the big blind. The flop came Q Arsht was ahead on the flop with A The turn and river were the J The remaining six players took a one hour dinner break at the conclusion of Level 24 and will return at approximately 10:15pm 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: Al Barbieri, David Arsht, Jeff Weiss, Alexander Queen, Lori Kirgan Action Begins, Official 9-Handed Final Table Now UnderwayJun 07, '12 The final table of Event no. 13 ($1,500 Limit Hold’em) 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 Roland Israelahvili in 10th Place ($12,535), the official, 9-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 23 with blinds of 8,000-15,000 and limits of 15,000-30,000, 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 — Al Barbieri — 471,000 While only 9 remain, this event gathered 730 players, creating a total prize pool of $985,500. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $211,921 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: Al Barbieri, Glenn Englebert, David Arsht, Ben Landowski, Jeff Weiss, Alexander Queen, Donald Auger, Roland Israelashvili, Lori Kirgan |
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| Jun 24, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 2 | + |
Level Eight: Last Level Of The NightJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 600-1,200 blinds Players Remaining: 169 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 42,781 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sergey Altbregin – 133,000 Notable Eliminations: Phil Ivey Big Hands: Razz
Alexander Kravchenko completed to 1,200 and one player called. Kravchenko bet 1,200 on fourth street and was called. Kravchenko then led out for 2,400 on every street after and was called down. Kravchenko tabled an 8-5-4-3-2 and it was good to take down the pot. He was at 40,000 after the hand. Stud Juanda Takes One Off Barbieri John Juanda completed to 1,200 and Al Barbieri made the call. Barbieri then led out for 1,200 on fourth street and Juanda raised to 2,400. Barbieri called and Juanda bet 2,400 on fifth street. Barbieri called and both players checked on sixth street. On seventh street, Juanda was showing A Barbieri finally had enough and mucked his hand. Juanda took it down and he was at 20,000. Player Tags: John Juanda, Alexander Kravchenko, Al Barbieri Level 15: Mortensen New Chip LeaderJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 3,000-6,000 blinds Players Remaining: 41 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 176,341 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 540,000 Notable Eliminations: Jordan Smith Big Hands: Stud
Picking up the action on fourth street, Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Nick Schulman made the call. Alioto then bet 12,000 on fifth street and Schulman called again. Both players checked on sixth and seventh and Alioto tabled Q Alioto was at 140,000 while Schulman was at 106,000. Razz Violette Takes One Richard Ashby completed to 6,000 and Cyndy Violette raised to 12,000. Ashby made the call and Violette fired 6,000 on fourth street. Ashby called once more and Violette led on fifth and sixth for 12,000 each time, despite pairing up on both streets. Ashby called both bets before both players checked the river. Despite having two pair, Violette managed to make a 9-8 low and Ashby could not beat it. Ashby mucked and Violette took in the pot, improving to 160,000.
Todd Brunson, Matt Glantz and Al Barbieri were all involved in a hand. Here is how their boards looked: Brunson: (XXX)5-9-6-4 Brunson completed to 6,000 and both opponents called. On fourth street, Glantz led out with 6,000 and both opponents called. Barbieri led for 12,000 on fifth street and only Brunson stuck around. Brunson led for 12,000 on sixth street and Barbieri made the call. On seventh, Brunson led out again for 12,000 and Barbieri released his hand, leaving himself with 50,000. Brunson took in the pot and was at 300,000. Stud/8 Mortensen Takes The Chip Lead Carlos Mortensen, Jordan Smith and Dario Alioto all got involved in a hand. Each player saw it to the river with chips going into the middle on every street. Mortensen turned over a spade flush to go with an 8-7 low and both opponents mucked. Mortensen scooped the pot and he was at 540,000 which was good for the overall chip lead. Smith was crippled and was eliminated later in the level. Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Cyndy Violette, Al Barbieri, Richard Ashby, Jordan Smith Level 11: Negreanu OutJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 1,300-2,500 blinds Players Remaining: 93 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 77,742 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 175,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands: Razz
Daniel Negreanu was all in on fourth street against Chris Tryba. Here were their boards: Negreanu: (9-8-Q)4-5-6-5 Tryba made a 9-8-3 to defeat Negreanu’s 9-8-6 and he was eliminated. Barbieri Bests Katchalov Eugene Katchalov completed to 2,500 and Al Barbieri made the call. Katchalov led out on fourth street and fifth street with Barbieri calling him down. Barbieri then fired 5,000 on sixth street with Katchalov making the call. Both players checked on seventh street and Barbieri tabled a 7-6 low and Katchalov mucked. Barbieri was at 159,000 while Katchalov was at 86,000 Omaha/8
Sorel Mizzi raised to 5,000 from under the gun and Cyndy Violette repopped to 7,500 from the small blind. Mizzi moved in for the last of his chips and Violette made the call. Mizzi: A The board ran out A Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Cyndy Violette, Al Barbieri, Eugene Katchalov, Sorel Mizzi |
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| Jun 24, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 1 | + |
Level Eight: Last Level Of The NightJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 600-1,200 blinds Players Remaining: 169 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 42,781 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sergey Altbregin – 133,000 Notable Eliminations: Phil Ivey Big Hands: Razz
Alexander Kravchenko completed to 1,200 and one player called. Kravchenko bet 1,200 on fourth street and was called. Kravchenko then led out for 2,400 on every street after and was called down. Kravchenko tabled an 8-5-4-3-2 and it was good to take down the pot. He was at 40,000 after the hand. Stud Juanda Takes One Off Barbieri John Juanda completed to 1,200 and Al Barbieri made the call. Barbieri then led out for 1,200 on fourth street and Juanda raised to 2,400. Barbieri called and Juanda bet 2,400 on fifth street. Barbieri called and both players checked on sixth street. On seventh street, Juanda was showing A Barbieri finally had enough and mucked his hand. Juanda took it down and he was at 20,000. Player Tags: John Juanda, Alexander Kravchenko, Al Barbieri Level 15: Mortensen New Chip LeaderJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 3,000-6,000 blinds Players Remaining: 41 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 176,341 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 540,000 Notable Eliminations: Jordan Smith Big Hands: Stud
Picking up the action on fourth street, Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Nick Schulman made the call. Alioto then bet 12,000 on fifth street and Schulman called again. Both players checked on sixth and seventh and Alioto tabled Q Alioto was at 140,000 while Schulman was at 106,000. Razz Violette Takes One Richard Ashby completed to 6,000 and Cyndy Violette raised to 12,000. Ashby made the call and Violette fired 6,000 on fourth street. Ashby called once more and Violette led on fifth and sixth for 12,000 each time, despite pairing up on both streets. Ashby called both bets before both players checked the river. Despite having two pair, Violette managed to make a 9-8 low and Ashby could not beat it. Ashby mucked and Violette took in the pot, improving to 160,000.
Todd Brunson, Matt Glantz and Al Barbieri were all involved in a hand. Here is how their boards looked: Brunson: (XXX)5-9-6-4 Brunson completed to 6,000 and both opponents called. On fourth street, Glantz led out with 6,000 and both opponents called. Barbieri led for 12,000 on fifth street and only Brunson stuck around. Brunson led for 12,000 on sixth street and Barbieri made the call. On seventh, Brunson led out again for 12,000 and Barbieri released his hand, leaving himself with 50,000. Brunson took in the pot and was at 300,000. Stud/8 Mortensen Takes The Chip Lead Carlos Mortensen, Jordan Smith and Dario Alioto all got involved in a hand. Each player saw it to the river with chips going into the middle on every street. Mortensen turned over a spade flush to go with an 8-7 low and both opponents mucked. Mortensen scooped the pot and he was at 540,000 which was good for the overall chip lead. Smith was crippled and was eliminated later in the level. Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen, Todd Brunson, Cyndy Violette, Al Barbieri, Richard Ashby, Jordan Smith Level 11: Negreanu OutJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 1,300-2,500 blinds Players Remaining: 93 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 77,742 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 175,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands: Razz
Daniel Negreanu was all in on fourth street against Chris Tryba. Here were their boards: Negreanu: (9-8-Q)4-5-6-5 Tryba made a 9-8-3 to defeat Negreanu’s 9-8-6 and he was eliminated. Barbieri Bests Katchalov Eugene Katchalov completed to 2,500 and Al Barbieri made the call. Katchalov led out on fourth street and fifth street with Barbieri calling him down. Barbieri then fired 5,000 on sixth street with Katchalov making the call. Both players checked on seventh street and Barbieri tabled a 7-6 low and Katchalov mucked. Barbieri was at 159,000 while Katchalov was at 86,000 Omaha/8
Sorel Mizzi raised to 5,000 from under the gun and Cyndy Violette repopped to 7,500 from the small blind. Mizzi moved in for the last of his chips and Violette made the call. Mizzi: A The board ran out A Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Cyndy Violette, Al Barbieri, Eugene Katchalov, Sorel Mizzi |
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| Jun 18, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 31 - $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. | 3 | + |
Final Table Update: Konstantin Puchkov Wins Event No. 31Jun 19, '10 Flop Games: 80,000-160,000 Players Remaining: 1 out of 827 Notable Eliminations: 2. Al Barbieri — $158,839 Big Hands:
After over three hours of heads-up play and numerous lead changes, the end finally came just past sunrise. In Stud 8-or-better, Al Barbieri found himself all in on fifth street against Konstantin Puchkov. Here were how their boards ran out: Puchkov: (A Barbieri started with pocket fours but Puchkov hit every card from fourth through sixth street to make a full house, leaving Barbieri drawing dead by seventh and he was eliminated in second place, giving Puchkov his first WSOP bracelet. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Konstantin Puchkov Final Table Update: Dustin Leary Eliminated In 3rd PlaceJun 19, '10 Flop Games: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 827 Average Chip Count: 1,863,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Al Barbieri – 2,400,000 Notable Eliminations: 3. Dustin Leary — $107,979 Big Hands:
In seven-card stud, Dustin Leary was all in by fifth street against Al Barbieri. Leary had made a pair of jacks by fifth street and was ahead as Barbieri’s board was (K But Barbieri caught the K Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Konstantin Puchkov, Dustin Leary Final Table Update: Blake Cahail Eliminated In 7th Place, Revesz 6th, Awad 5th, Lennaard 4thJun 18, '10 Flop Games: 25,000-50,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 827 Average Chip Count: 1,242,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Al Barbieri – 1,590,000 Notable Eliminations: 7. Blake Cahil — $28,604 Big Hands:
In Stud 8-or-better, Blake Cahail called a raise on third street by Al Barbieri. Cahail was all in after that call and here were their boards: Cahail: (6 Barbieri started with kings in the hole but improved to a diamond flush on the river and Cahail was the second player eliminated from the final table. Andrew Revesz Eliminated In Sixth Place ($38,698) Andrew Revesz had a severe short stack and put it all in against Hani Awad and Konstantin Puchkov in Stud 8-or-better. Puchkov and Awad bet on the side until seventh street when a Punchkov bet drew a fold from Awad. Punchkov showed a diamond flush while Revesz could only show a pair of threes and he was eliminated. Hani Awad Eliminated In Fifth Place ($53,386) Hani Awad and Al Barbieri got involved in a hand in Stud 8-or-better. Awad found himself all in of fifth street and was showing A Barbieri was ahead with his 7
Ken Lennaard and Dustin Leary got involved in some Stud 8-or-better action that saw Lennaard all in by sixth street. Here is how their boards ran out: Lennaard: (6 Lennaard’s pair of sixes were ahead until the river when Leary caught a pair of tens. Lennaard could not improve or make a low and he was eliminated. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Ken Lennaard, Hani Awad, Konstantin Puchkov, Blake Cahail, Andrew Revesz, Dustin Leary |
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| Jun 13, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 23 - $2,500 Limit Hold'em Six Handed | 3 | + |
Day 2 EndsJun 13, '10
There were 384 players who started on day 1, and 108 survived to day 2. Now, just 12 remain on the quest to WSOP gold, and there are some familiar faces in the bunch. Al Barbieri is the chip leader, with 415,000 in chips. Dutch Boyd and JJ Liu are also still alive in the event, both bringing a ton of final table experience with them. Here’s a look at the chip counts of the final 12:* 1. Al Barbieri — 415,000 Boyd won a WSOP bracelet in the 2006 $2,500 short-handed no limit hold’em event. Many other tough players began day 2 but didn’t make it through, like Justin Bonomo, Phil Gordon, Rafe Furst, Shawn Buchanan and Michael Binger. Those remaining are guaranteed at least $12,382 in prize money, with the winner taking $234,065 and WSOP gold. The final dozen will return at 3 p.m. to play down to a winner. Stay tuned to CardPlayer.com for updates. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Joanne Liu, Dutch Boyd Barbieri Falls in 6th PlaceJun 13, '10
Al Barbieri entered the final day as chip leader. He left as the first victim of the final table. Facing a pre-flop raise by Dutch Boyd, Barbieri put the remainder of his small stack all in and was called by by Boyd and Brian Meinders. On a flop of 9 On the 7 Meinders: 4-4 Meinders took down the big pot and saw his stack pass the 1 million mark, expanding his chip lead. Barbieri was gone in 6th place, taking $30,399. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Dutch Boyd, Brian Meinders Final Day Begins at 3 p.m.Jun 13, '10
Only a dozen of the 384 players who entered will be back, including chip leader Al Barbieri, Dutch Boyd, and JJ Liu. Here’s a look at the chip counts of the final 12: The remaining players are guaranteed at least $12,382 in prize money, with the winner taking $234,065 and that piece of jewelry that everyone wants. Stay tuned to CardPlayer.com for updates. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Joanne Liu, Dutch Boyd |
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| Jun 13, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 23 - $2,500 Limit Hold'em Six Handed | 2 | + |
Day 2 EndsJun 13, '10
There were 384 players who started on day 1, and 108 survived to day 2. Now, just 12 remain on the quest to WSOP gold, and there are some familiar faces in the bunch. Al Barbieri is the chip leader, with 415,000 in chips. Dutch Boyd and JJ Liu are also still alive in the event, both bringing a ton of final table experience with them. Here’s a look at the chip counts of the final 12:* 1. Al Barbieri — 415,000 Boyd won a WSOP bracelet in the 2006 $2,500 short-handed no limit hold’em event. Many other tough players began day 2 but didn’t make it through, like Justin Bonomo, Phil Gordon, Rafe Furst, Shawn Buchanan and Michael Binger. Those remaining are guaranteed at least $12,382 in prize money, with the winner taking $234,065 and WSOP gold. The final dozen will return at 3 p.m. to play down to a winner. Stay tuned to CardPlayer.com for updates. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Joanne Liu, Dutch Boyd Barbieri Falls in 6th PlaceJun 13, '10
Al Barbieri entered the final day as chip leader. He left as the first victim of the final table. Facing a pre-flop raise by Dutch Boyd, Barbieri put the remainder of his small stack all in and was called by by Boyd and Brian Meinders. On a flop of 9 On the 7 Meinders: 4-4 Meinders took down the big pot and saw his stack pass the 1 million mark, expanding his chip lead. Barbieri was gone in 6th place, taking $30,399. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Dutch Boyd, Brian Meinders Final Day Begins at 3 p.m.Jun 13, '10
Only a dozen of the 384 players who entered will be back, including chip leader Al Barbieri, Dutch Boyd, and JJ Liu. Here’s a look at the chip counts of the final 12: The remaining players are guaranteed at least $12,382 in prize money, with the winner taking $234,065 and that piece of jewelry that everyone wants. Stay tuned to CardPlayer.com for updates. Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Joanne Liu, Dutch Boyd |
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| Jun 14, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 26 - $1,500 Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
End of Day 2: Al Barbieri Out In FrontJun 14, '09 Day 2 of the $1,500 NLH event has come to end with fifteen players still remaining. East Coast grinder Al Barbieri leads the way with 400,000 in chips, followed by Rep Porter (196,000) and Richard Brodie (152,000). Action will resume at 1:00 pm PDT and play down to a winner, so be be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com to catch all of the action. Blinds: 5,000-10,000 Players Remaining: 15 out of 643 Chip Counts: 1. Al Barbieri — 400,000 Average Chip Count: 192,900 Player Tags: Al Barbieri Final Table Update: Al Barbieri Eliminated in 3rd Place ($80,072)Jun 14, '09 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 643 Chip Counts: 1. Tomas Alenius — 1,500,000 Average Chip Count: 1,446,750 Notable Eliminations: 3. Al Barbieri — $80,072 Big Hands
Al Barbieri raises before the flop, Jason Tam reraises from the small blind and Barbieri calls. The flop comes A Barbieri: J Barbieri gets it in with middle pair and a gut-shot straight draw while Tam has the best hand with top pair. The river is the 4 Player Tags: Al Barbieri Final Table Update: Miller 9th Place, Duong 8th, Porter 7thJun 14, '09 Blinds: 8,000-15,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 643 Chip Counts: 1. Al Barbieri — 1,085,000 Average Chip Count: 482,250 Notable Eliminations: 9. Cole Miller — $18,932 Big Hands: Cole Miller Eliminated in 9th place ($18,932) Action folds around to Cole Miller who raises from the small blind, Al Baribieri calls from the big blind. The flop comes Q Barbieri: 8 Baribieri flops a pair of fives, leading the hand. The turn and river are the 10 Kim-Phong Duong Eliminated in 8th Place ($21,416) Glenn Engelbert raises from under the gun and Kim-Phong Duong calls all in for his last 22,000. Jason Tam calls from the small blind and they check down the side pot. The final board is 6 Duong: A No one is able to improve as Engelbert’s A-K high rakes the pot, eliminating Kim-Phong Duong in 8th place ($21,416).
Rep Porter raises from under the gun and Demetrios Arvanetes calls from the big blind. The flop comes 7 Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Cole Miller Final Table Update: Cole Miller 9th Place, Kim-PhongDuong 8thJun 14, '09 Blinds: 8,000-15,000 Players Remaining: XXX out of XXX Chip Counts: 1. XXX — XXX Average Chip Count: XXX Notable Eliminations: 9. Cole Miller — $18,932 Big Hands: Cole Miller Eliminated in 9th place (%18,932) Action folds around to Cole Miller who raises from the small blind, Al Baribieri calls from the big blind. The flop comes Q Barbieri: 8 Baribieri flops a pair of fives, leading the hand. The turn and river are the 10 Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Cole Miller |
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| Jun 14, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 26 - $1,500 Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
End of Day 2: Al Barbieri Out In FrontJun 14, '09 Day 2 of the $1,500 NLH event has come to end with fifteen players still remaining. East Coast grinder Al Barbieri leads the way with 400,000 in chips, followed by Rep Porter (196,000) and Richard Brodie (152,000). Action will resume at 1:00 pm PDT and play down to a winner, so be be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com to catch all of the action. Blinds: 5,000-10,000 Players Remaining: 15 out of 643 Chip Counts: 1. Al Barbieri — 400,000 Average Chip Count: 192,900 Player Tags: Al Barbieri Final Table Update: Al Barbieri Eliminated in 3rd Place ($80,072)Jun 14, '09 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 643 Chip Counts: 1. Tomas Alenius — 1,500,000 Average Chip Count: 1,446,750 Notable Eliminations: 3. Al Barbieri — $80,072 Big Hands
Al Barbieri raises before the flop, Jason Tam reraises from the small blind and Barbieri calls. The flop comes A Barbieri: J Barbieri gets it in with middle pair and a gut-shot straight draw while Tam has the best hand with top pair. The river is the 4 Player Tags: Al Barbieri Final Table Update: Miller 9th Place, Duong 8th, Porter 7thJun 14, '09 Blinds: 8,000-15,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 643 Chip Counts: 1. Al Barbieri — 1,085,000 Average Chip Count: 482,250 Notable Eliminations: 9. Cole Miller — $18,932 Big Hands: Cole Miller Eliminated in 9th place ($18,932) Action folds around to Cole Miller who raises from the small blind, Al Baribieri calls from the big blind. The flop comes Q Barbieri: 8 Baribieri flops a pair of fives, leading the hand. The turn and river are the 10 Kim-Phong Duong Eliminated in 8th Place ($21,416) Glenn Engelbert raises from under the gun and Kim-Phong Duong calls all in for his last 22,000. Jason Tam calls from the small blind and they check down the side pot. The final board is 6 Duong: A No one is able to improve as Engelbert’s A-K high rakes the pot, eliminating Kim-Phong Duong in 8th place ($21,416).
Rep Porter raises from under the gun and Demetrios Arvanetes calls from the big blind. The flop comes 7 Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Cole Miller Final Table Update: Cole Miller 9th Place, Kim-PhongDuong 8thJun 14, '09 Blinds: 8,000-15,000 Players Remaining: XXX out of XXX Chip Counts: 1. XXX — XXX Average Chip Count: XXX Notable Eliminations: 9. Cole Miller — $18,932 Big Hands: Cole Miller Eliminated in 9th place (%18,932) Action folds around to Cole Miller who raises from the small blind, Al Baribieri calls from the big blind. The flop comes Q Barbieri: 8 Baribieri flops a pair of fives, leading the hand. The turn and river are the 10 Player Tags: Al Barbieri, Cole Miller |
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| Feb 24, '09 | 2009 L.A. Poker Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship (WPT) - Event 35 | 4 | + |
Level 14 UpdateFeb 23, '09 Level: 14
Big Hands:
Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Haralabos Voulgaris, Al Barbieri, Ryan Young, Liz Lieu, Peter Feldman Level 13 UpdateFeb 23, '09 Level: 13
Big Hands: Neil Ho Not so Lucky
Player Tags: Phil Ivey, Al Barbieri, Jeff Madsen, Andre Akkari Al Barbieri Eliminated in 38th Place ($32,740)Feb 24, '09
Player Tags: Xuan Nguyen, Al Barbieri |
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| Feb 23, '09 | 2009 L.A. Poker Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship (WPT) - Event 35 | 3 | + |
Level 14 UpdateFeb 23, '09 Level: 14
Big Hands:
Player Tags: Todd Brunson, Haralabos Voulgaris, Al Barbieri, Ryan Young, Liz Lieu, Peter Feldman Level 13 UpdateFeb 23, '09 Level: 13
Big Hands: Neil Ho Not so Lucky
Player Tags: Phil Ivey, Al Barbieri, Jeff Madsen, Andre Akkari Al Barbieri Eliminated in 38th Place ($32,740)Feb 24, '09
Player Tags: Xuan Nguyen, Al Barbieri |
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Alioto The Ladies Man
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Brunson Hits 300k
Negreanu Eliminated
Sorel Mizzi Doubles Up
Konstantin Puchkov Wins Event No. 31 ($257,134), Al Barbieri Eliminated In Second Place ($158,839)
Dustin Leary Eliminated In Third Place ($107,979)
Blake Cahail Eliminated In Seventh Place ($28,604)
Ken Lennaard Eliminated In Fourth Place ($75,149)
Day 2 of event No. 23 ($2,500 Limit Hold’em Six Handed) has come to an end, just shy of establishing a final table.
Barbieri Busts in 6th Place ($30,399)
Rep Porter Eliminated in 7th Place ($25,313)
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Mohsin Charania
Todd Brunson Eliminated
Left In The Deck:
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Jeff Madsen Eliminated by Al Barbieri
Andre Akkari Doubles Up