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| Jul 03, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 55 - $1,000,000 No-Limit Hold'em The Big One for One Drop | 3 | + |
Antonio Esfandiari Wins Event no. 55 ($18,346,673)Jul 03, '12 Antonio Esfandiari Wins Event no. 55 ($18,346,673)
Antonio Esfandiari managed to amass a nearly than 3:1 chip lead over Sam Trickett heading into the final hand of the night. Esfandiari opened the button for 1,800,000 and Sam Trickett called from the big blind. The flop came J Esfandiari was ahead on the flop with 7 The turn and river were the 3 And while Esfandiari also won the WSOP’s first platinum bracelet of its kind, it will be Antonio’s father who will be taking that home. Esfandiari honored his father after his big win by giving him the bracelet and calling him on stage to share in the celebration during the winner’s ceremony. 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: Antonio Esfandiari, Sam Trickett Level 22 Update: Esfandiari Leads Trickett Heads-Up; Einhorn 3rd ($4,352,000), Hellmuth 4th ($2,645,333), Laliberte 5th ($1,834,666)Jul 03, '12 Level: 22 Blinds: 400,000-800,000 with a 100,000 ante Players Remaining: 2 out of 48 Average Chip Count: 72,000,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 4 — Antonio Esfandiari — 106,075,000 Seat no. 6 — Sam Trickett — 37,900,000 Players Eliminated: David Einhorn — 3rd Place ($4,352,000) Live Updates: Guy Laliberte Eliminated in 5th Place ($1,834,666)
Sam Trickett opened the pot for 1,600,000 from under the gun, Guy Laliberte reraised to 5,000,000, Antonio Esfandiari four-bet to 12,300,000, Laliberte moved all in and Esfandiari called. Laliberte was ahead with Q The board came J Phil Hellmuth Eliminated in 4th Place ($2,645,333)
Phil Hellmuth opened the pot for 2,800,000 before the flop, Sam Trickett moved all in for around 33.5 million and Hellmuth called all in for just over 8 million. Trickett was ahead before the flop with A The board came A David Einhorn Eliminated in 3rd Place ($4,352,000)
Antonio Esfandiari opened the button for 1,600,000, David Einhorn moved all in for just over 15,000,000 from the big blind and Esfandiari called. Esfandiari was ahead before the flop with K The board came 10 Antonio Esfandiairi took the chip lead going into heads-up play with 102,475,000 to Sam Trickett’s 41,500,000. 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: Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, David Einhorn, Guy Laliberte, Sam Trickett Level 21 Update: Rast 6th ($1,621,333), Baldwin 7th ($1,408,000)Jul 03, '12 Level: 21 Blinds: 300,000-600,000 with a 75,000 ante Players Remaining: 5 out of 48 Average Chip Count: 28,800,000 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Guy Laliberte — 26,425,000 Seat no. 6 — Sam Trickett — 36,375,000 Seat no. 8 — David Einhorn — 11,525,000 Players Eliminated: Brian Rast — 6th Place ($1,621,333) Live Updates: Bobby Baldwin Eliminated in 7th Place ($1,408,000)
Guy Laliberte opened the pot for 1,000,000 from under the gun, Bbby Baldwin three-bet to 5,000,000, Laliberte shoved and Badlwin called all in. Laliberte was ahead before the flop with J The board came 10 Brian Rast Eliminated in 6th Place ($1,621,333)
Sam Trickett opened the pot for 1,200,000 from under the gun, Brian Rast called from the button and Antonio Esfandiari called from the big blind. The flop came 8 The turn was the 3 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: Bobby Baldwin, Brian Rast, Guy Laliberte, Sam Trickett Action Begins, Final Table Now UnderwayJul 03, '12 The final table of Event no. 55 ($1,000,000 No-Limit Hold’em The Big One for One Drop) is now underway, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions.
After two days of nail-biting high stakes action, the final table is set in the $1 million dollar buy-in World Series of Poker Big One for One Drop. The event started with 48 players, featuring the superstars of the poker world alongside a number of highly successful businessmen with a love for the game and a desire to support the One Drop Charity 34-year-old Russian businessman and poker player Ilya Bulychev was eliminated on the largest money bubble in tournament poker history, finishing tenth for zero dollars, ensuring that the remaining nine were all guaranteed at least a seven-figure cash. The first player eliminated inside the money was 2009 Poker Hall of Fame inductee Mike Sexton The WSOP bracelet winner and World Poker Tour commentator earner $1,109,333 for his ninth place finish. With that, only eight players remained to battle it out at the ESPN televised final table, each of them with their eyes on the record-demolishing $18.3 million first-place prize. Who will win this historic event and instantly take over the lead in the all-time money list? Here are the eight potential champions in order of chip count:
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Antonio “The Magician” Esfandiari made a number of opponents disappear while building his sizable stack. One of his biggest vanishing acts was midway through the day when Esfandiari found pocket aces and got stacks in preflop against Jason Mercier’s pocket kings, moving him into a chip lead as the bubble loomed. Esfandiari had finished third in a $3,000 no-limit hold’em event just a week before this $1,000,000 buy-in began. He has already locked up nearly three times the first prize in that event simply by making the money, and surely has a great shot at his second WSOP gold bracelet and the $18.3 million first-place prize.
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East Retford, England’s Sam Trickett turned 26 today. Making the final table of the largest buy-in poker tournament in history seems like a pretty good birthday present for the young pro, and the fact that he has the second largest stack surely makes it even better. Trickett has more than $6.3 million in lifetime earnings, with considerable success in previous high roller events. At the 2011 Aussie Millions, he won a $100,000 high roller and finished second four days later in the $250,000 buy-in event there, earning over $3 million in a matter of days. Trickett now is staring down the opportunity to win more than six times as much as that and his first gold bracelet. What more could a poker pro wish for as they blow out the candles on their birthday cake?
___________________________________________________________________ Guy Laliberté, the 52-year-old founder and CEO of Cirque du Soleil, was the driving force behind this historic tournament. The event has been a great success, meeting the 48-player cap and raising $5,333,328 for the One Drop Foundation, which he also founded. It seems only fitting that Laliberté should be rewarded for his hard work with a shot at the title. Originally a street performer, Laliberté built an empire on excellence in performance, and now has a reported net worth of $1.5 billion. Laliberté is no stranger to the poker table, with experience playing in the highest-stakes cash games in the world, and nearly $750,000 in prior tournament earnings, including a fourth place finish in the World Poker Tour Championship $25,000 main event.
___________________________________________________________________ Brian Rast was the only player to win two gold bracelets at the 2011 WSOP, topping a $1,500 pot-limit hold’em event for his first WSOP title and then following that win up by defeating fellow final tablist of this event Phil Hellmuth heads-up to win the $50,000 Poker Players Championship for $1.7 million. He is back again, looking for his third bracelet and the biggest payout in tournament history. Rast enters the final table in the middle of the pack, but solidly below the roughly 18-million-chip average stack. With years of experience playing high-stakes cash games live and online, the player known on the virtual felts as “tsarrast” will surely feel as comfortable as one can when eight-figures are on the line.
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Phil Hellmuth is the all-time leader in bracelets with 12 World Series of Poker titles to his name, including the 1989 WSOP main event. One of poker’s most recognizable names, Hellmuth undoubtedly has his eyes on capturing his record-furthering 13 and the massive prize money that comes along with it. The 47-year-old won his twelfth bracelet just weeks ago in a $2,500 Razz event, his first WSOP win in a non-hold’em event. Hellmuth is already fifth on the all-time money list with $12,970,089 in live-tournament winnings, and can take a stranglehold on the lead and increase his earnings to more than $30 million if he were able to build his stack and take home this prestigious title.
43-year-old David Einhorn is a highly successful hedge fund manager and the Founder and President of Greenlight Capital. The Rye, New York native is no stranger to the felt, however, as he previously made a deep run in the event that held the previous record for largest first-place prize in a poker tournament, the 2006 WSOP main event.
Einhorn finished 18th out of 8,773 entrants. More impressive than his strong showing in the was the fact that he donated his $659,000 in winnings to the Michael J. Fox Foundation. $111,111 of Einhorn’s million dollar buy-in already went to the One Drop charity, but he also has announced that he intends to donate his winning from this tournament to the City Year Foundation, an education-focused non-profit that partners with high-need public schools to provide full-time targeted student interventions.
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Richard Yong is a 54-year-old businessman from Asia who currently resides in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He has many businesses worldwide, his main ones being data mining and IT-related companies. Yong’s biggest tournament cash was for finishing fourth in a super high roller event at the 2012 Asian Poker Tour Manila, for which he earned $463,454. Yong has participated in the highest buy-in cash games and tournaments around the world, including the much-discussed games in Macau that have drawn top pros like Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, and final tablists of this event Sam Trickett and Brian rast.
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The shortest stack at this historic final table is far from short on accomplishments. Bobby Baldwin won the 1978 WSOP main event, as well as three other WSOP titles, and has continued to play in some of the biggest cash games in the world, when he has time. Now 62-years-old, Baldwin has transitioned to the other side of the industry, rising to the rank of casino industry executive. The most famous high stakes cash games in the world have taken place in Bobby’s room at Bellagio, named after Baldwin. Baldwin served for a time as a consultant for the Golden Nugget Casino, was named its president in 1984. He has also headed The Mirage and was named president of the Bellagio in 1998. He served under Steve Wynn as CFO of Mirage Resorts from 1999-2000. He now serves as president and CEO of City Center. ___________________________________________________________________ Day 2 concluded with the elimination of Mike Sexton in 9th Place ($1,109,333), and the official eight-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 18 with blinds of 150,000-300,000 with a 50,000 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 — Guy Laliberte — 21,700,000 While only 8 remain, this event gathered 48 players, creating a total prize pool of $42,666,672. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $18,346,673 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: Bobby Baldwin, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, David Einhorn, Brian Rast, Guy Laliberte, Richard Young, Sam Trickett, Richard Yong |
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| Mar 04, '11 | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 1 | + |
Carlos Mortensen Defeats Sam TrickettMar 04, '11
Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen, Sam Trickett |
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| Jan 26, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | $250,000 Super High Roller | 1 | + |
Erik Seidel Wins ($2,500,000) -- Sam Trickett Eliminated in Second Place ($1,500,000)Jan 27, '11
Turn and River: K Erik Seidel is your champion at the $250,000 super high roller event at the Aussie Millions. He adds $2.5 million AUD to his career earnings for the victory, which now stand at an impressive $13,758,849 in prize money (second all time). Trickett was eliminated in second place and he was awarded the runner-up prize worth $1.5 million AUD after it looked like he would run away with the title at one time. It was still an impressive week for Trickett, who won the $100,000 challenge just a few days ago here in Melbourne. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Sam Trickett Role ReversalJan 27, '11 Erik Seidel now holds the larger stacks. Seidel holds 3.8 million and Sam Trickett has 1.2 million. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Sam Trickett Erik Seidel Doubles UpJan 27, '11
Seidel: 6 Turn and River: A Seidel doubled up on the hand to survive with 1.5 million and play continued. Trickett was down to 3.4 million after the hand, but still in control. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Sam Trickett Heads-Up Chip CountsJan 27, '11 Sam Trickett: 4,196,000 Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Sam Trickett David Benyamine Eliminated in Third Place ($1,000,000)Jan 27, '11
Trickett: A River: 4 Trickett hit the 4 on the river to come from behind and win the hand. Benyamine was eliminated in third place and he will take home $1 million AUD. Player Tags: David Benyamine, Sam Trickett Wang Qiang EliminatedJan 27, '11
Qiang: 3 Board: 9 Qiang was eliminated on the hand in fourth place and the money bubble has burst. The three remaining players will all walk away with at least $1 million in prize money. Player Tags: Sam Trickett, Wang Qiang Chris Ferguson EliminatedJan 27, '11
Trickett: 5 River: A Trickett won the hand with the higher set and Ferguson was eliminated. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Sam Trickett Phil Ivey EliminatedJan 27, '11
Ivey: 5 Board: A Ivey was eliminated on the hand and Trickett has really taken control of things here at the super high roller event. Player Tags: Phil Ivey, Sam Trickett Nikolay Evdakov EliminatedJan 27, '11
Evdakov: A Board: 9 Evdakov was eliminated on the hand and Trickett continues to dominate with the chip lead. Player Tags: Nikolay Evdakov, Sam Trickett Tony Bloom EliminatedJan 26, '11
Bloom: J Board: A Bloom was eliminated on the hand and Trickett extended his chip lead even further, getting close to a million now. Player Tags: Tony Bloom, Sam Trickett |
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| Jan 22, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions $100,000 Challenge | 2 | + |
Trickett's Rise is Feldman's DemiseJan 22, '11 Andrew Feldman picked a bad time to move all in with A The board didn’t get involved in the dispute and Feldman was eliminated to take the field down to 15 players. Trickett continues to pace the field here on day 1 and his stack is now up to 750,000. Player Tags: Sam Trickett, Andrew Feldman Sam Trickett Scores the First KnockoutJan 21, '11
The board read 10 Trickett: 10 Turn and River: 7 Trickett improved his lead in the hand to a make a heart flush and he scored the first knockout punch of the day. Player Tags: Sam Trickett Sam Trickett Wins $100,000 Challenge ($1,525,000) -- Tony Bloom Eliminated in Second Place ($975,000)Jan 23, '11
Bloom: Q Board: 8 Bloom was eliminated on the hand in second place and the former Aussie Millions champion took home $975,000 in prize money. Trickett completed a strong run in the tournament where he was the chip leader for most of the way by closing things out with a victory. Trickett was awarded $1,525,000 in prize money, which takes his career earnings above $3 million. This concludes our coverage from the $100,000 Challenge. Stay tuned for continuing coverage from the Aussie Millions main event and other high-stakes action here at the Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia. Congratulations once again to the champion, Sam Trickett!
Player Tags: Tony Bloom, Sam Trickett Seidel Doubles AgainJan 22, '11 Erik Seidel just won;t fall without a fight in this event. In his latest double up, he held K That gave Trickett three queens but it gave Seidel a flush and he survived a dance with the devil in the pale moon light once again. Seidel held 1.3 million and Trickett fell to 350,000. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Sam Trickett David Benyamine Eliminated in Sixth Place ($150,000)Jan 22, '11
Benyamine: A Board: Q Benyamine was eliminated in sixth place and he will take home $150,000 in prize money. Trickett recovered from his setback against Bloom and he now holds 1.3 million. Player Tags: David Benyamine, Sam Trickett Tony Bloom Doubles Up in a Big HandJan 22, '11
Obst got out of the way and Bloom made the call. The turn then brought the Q Bloom: J River: A Bloom doubled up with the higher flush and won the massive pot, which gives him the chip lead with just over a million. Trickett suffered a large setback and he sits just under 400,000. Player Tags: Tony Bloom, Sam Trickett |
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| Jan 21, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions $100,000 Challenge | 1 | + |
Trickett's Rise is Feldman's DemiseJan 22, '11 Andrew Feldman picked a bad time to move all in with A The board didn’t get involved in the dispute and Feldman was eliminated to take the field down to 15 players. Trickett continues to pace the field here on day 1 and his stack is now up to 750,000. Player Tags: Sam Trickett, Andrew Feldman Sam Trickett Scores the First KnockoutJan 21, '11
The board read 10 Trickett: 10 Turn and River: 7 Trickett improved his lead in the hand to a make a heart flush and he scored the first knockout punch of the day. Player Tags: Sam Trickett Sam Trickett Wins $100,000 Challenge ($1,525,000) -- Tony Bloom Eliminated in Second Place ($975,000)Jan 23, '11
Bloom: Q Board: 8 Bloom was eliminated on the hand in second place and the former Aussie Millions champion took home $975,000 in prize money. Trickett completed a strong run in the tournament where he was the chip leader for most of the way by closing things out with a victory. Trickett was awarded $1,525,000 in prize money, which takes his career earnings above $3 million. This concludes our coverage from the $100,000 Challenge. Stay tuned for continuing coverage from the Aussie Millions main event and other high-stakes action here at the Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia. Congratulations once again to the champion, Sam Trickett!
Player Tags: Tony Bloom, Sam Trickett Seidel Doubles AgainJan 22, '11 Erik Seidel just won;t fall without a fight in this event. In his latest double up, he held K That gave Trickett three queens but it gave Seidel a flush and he survived a dance with the devil in the pale moon light once again. Seidel held 1.3 million and Trickett fell to 350,000. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Sam Trickett David Benyamine Eliminated in Sixth Place ($150,000)Jan 22, '11
Benyamine: A Board: Q Benyamine was eliminated in sixth place and he will take home $150,000 in prize money. Trickett recovered from his setback against Bloom and he now holds 1.3 million. Player Tags: David Benyamine, Sam Trickett Tony Bloom Doubles Up in a Big HandJan 22, '11
Obst got out of the way and Bloom made the call. The turn then brought the Q Bloom: J River: A Bloom doubled up with the higher flush and won the massive pot, which gives him the chip lead with just over a million. Trickett suffered a large setback and he sits just under 400,000. Player Tags: Tony Bloom, Sam Trickett |
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| Oct 02, '10 | 2010 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VII | EPT London Main Event | 4 | + |
That's the TrickSep 30, '10
Trickett: K Turn and River: 10 Trickett doubled up to 43,000 with a flush and Helppi ironically dropped to 43,000. Player Tags: Juha Helppi, Sam Trickett Ainsworth vs. TrickettSep 30, '10
Player Tags: Jude Ainsworth, Sam Trickett High Roller UpdateOct 02, '10
David Benyamine is another player doing well. His pocket nines hit a set on a 9 Lex Veldhuis doubled up through fellow Team Pro player Vanessa Selbst with pocket tens versus Selbst’s pocket fours respectively. Veldhuis now has just over 30,000 while Selbst is on 40,000. Player Tags: David Benyamine, Vanessa Selbst, Lex Veldhuis, Sam Trickett |
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| Sep 30, '10 | 2010 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VII | EPT London Main Event | 2 | + |
That's the TrickSep 30, '10
Trickett: K Turn and River: 10 Trickett doubled up to 43,000 with a flush and Helppi ironically dropped to 43,000. Player Tags: Juha Helppi, Sam Trickett Ainsworth vs. TrickettSep 30, '10
Player Tags: Jude Ainsworth, Sam Trickett High Roller UpdateOct 02, '10
David Benyamine is another player doing well. His pocket nines hit a set on a 9 Lex Veldhuis doubled up through fellow Team Pro player Vanessa Selbst with pocket tens versus Selbst’s pocket fours respectively. Veldhuis now has just over 30,000 while Selbst is on 40,000. Player Tags: David Benyamine, Vanessa Selbst, Lex Veldhuis, Sam Trickett |
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| Sep 24, '10 | 2010 World Series of Poker Europe - London | WSOPE No-Limit Hold'em Championship | 2 | + |
Level 6 Update: Brits Make MovesSep 24, '10
Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 122 out of 200 (unofficial) Chip Counts: 1 James Mitchell — 178,850 Card Player Family Chip Counts: Barry Shulman — 86,325 Average Chip Count: 52,250 Notable Eliminations: Allyn Jaffrey Shulman Big Hands: Pantling Trips Up A table that has attracted a crowd is one which involves Antonio Esfandiari, John Dolan, Andrew Pantling, JP Kelly, and Jim Collopy. In between playing “Johnny Lodden Thinks”, there is definitely some explosive poker going on. Esfandiari bets 1,500 from under the gun and Roland de Wolfe makes the call from the hijack. Andrew Pantling calls from the small blind and Yevgeniy Timoshenko folds, donating his big blind. The flop comes K De Wolfe also just lost $1,000 to Esfandiari in a “Johnny Lodden Thinks” moment involving John Dolan and this question – How much would you need to be paid to not show up on November Nine? Perhaps tomorrow will be a better day for the Brit. Quietly Collecting Chips JP Kelly bets 1,400 from the small blind and Andrew Pantling calls from the big blind. The flop falls J Across the room, Kathy Liebert bets 1,500 from the hijack and Andy Black calls from the big blind. The flop is A Trickett Loses Some Sam Trickett has been on some run of late and today he reached the top spot of unofficial chip counts, but dropped off slightly towards the end of play. One hand that helped his downfall was against Mike Browne. On a flop of 8 Railbird Challenges Ivey While Phil Ivey slows down a little in the last level of the night, he should still be safe in the knowledge he is among chip leaders at close of play. One uneasy moment however developed when a man made his way to the front of the rail and shouted, “Yo Phil! Yo Phil!” Getting everyone’s attention, the man then proceeded to point to his own face and exclaim, “You see this face? Remember this face! Remember this face! In 12 months time I’m going to take your stack!” “Okay,” said Phil laughing, and as the man walked abruptly away, wide-eyed, the area abrupted into laughter and conversation. “You better watch out Phil!” said Barry Greenstein smirking. Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Ivey, Roland de Wolfe, John Dolan, Andrew Pantling, Sam Trickett |
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| Jul 02, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 52 - $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed | 3 | + |
Level 19: Mosseri ClimbingJul 02, '10 Blinds: 9,000-18,000 with a 2,000 Ante Players Remaining: 20 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 716,250 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Bryn Kenney — 2,150,000 Big Hands:
Sam Trickett put in a rise to 42,000 and Abe Mosseri called from the big blind. On a flop of J Trickett had around 740,000 following the hand. Kassela Loses Big Pot to Kenney Bryn Kenney raised to 38,000 and Frank Kassela repopped to 100,000. Kenney called and both players checked the flop of K The 10 Kenney: Q Kenney’s turned pair of tens gave him the pot and his stack soared to two million, while Kassela’s dropped to one million. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Abe Mosseri, Bryn Kenney, Sam Trickett Level 15: Seidel Not Going QuietlyJul 01, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000, Ante: 1,000 Players Remaining: 30 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 324,468 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 1,260,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
Facing a raise from Sam Trickett, Erik Seidel reraised all in for 91,000 and Trickett made the call. Their hands: Seidel: A Seidel was a heavy favorite and the board didn’t change that. It ran 10 Trickett dropped to 300,000 after the hand. Freddy Deeb Loses Flip, Eliminated Steven Kelly raised to 20,000 and Freddy Deeb moved his last 115,000 all in from the big blind. Kelly called and they showed down: Kelly: 7 The flop brought J Kelly had around 508,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Freddy Deeb, Sam Trickett, Steven Kelly Level 25: FInal Table Set for TomorrowJul 02, '10 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 Ante Players Remaining: 6 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 2,045,438 Big Hands:
Shawn Buchanan raised to 130,000 and Sam Trickett moved the last of his chips all in from the small blind. Buchanan made the call and they showed down: Trickett: A Trickett paired his ace on the flop of A Player Tags: Shawn Buchanan, Sam Trickett Level 24: Somerville DoublesJul 02, '10 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 Ante Players Remaining: 7 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 2,045,438 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dan Kelly — 5,230,000 Big Hands:
Shawn Buchanan put in a raise to 95,000 and Sam Trickett made the call. When action got to Jason Somerville he reraised all in for 665,000. Buchanan folded but Trickett called. Their hands: Trickett: A Trickett was well behind, but the flop of J Trickett had just 815,000 after the loss. Player Tags: Jason Somerville, Sam Trickett Level 22: Kelly Soars, Negreanu GoneJul 02, '10 Blinds: 15,000-3,000 with a 4,000 Ante Players Remaining: 8 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 1,432,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dan Kelly — 3,500,000 Notable Eliminations: 11th – Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Daniel Negreanu was short on chips and moved all in for 240,000. It took only a second for Kassela to call. Their hands: Kassela: 8 It was the classic coin flip situation, but Negreanu wasn’t able to connect on a board that ran Q Negreanu busted in 11th place, earning $77,569. Kassela had 1.4 million after the hand.
Bryn Kenney raised to 60,000 and Dan Kelly reraised to 180,000 from the small blind. Kelly made the call and the flop ran A Kenney tanked long and hard before making the call. Kelly showed A The pot put Kelly way up around 2.4 million in chips, while the day’s starting chip leader Kenney was down to just 885,000. Haxton Busts in 9th ($104,651) Sam Trickett moved all in from the small blind having Isaac Haxton covered, and Haxton called. Their hands: Trickett: A The board of J Trickett had 2,750,000 following the hand. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Daniel Negreanu, Isaac Haxton, Bryn Kenney, Daniel Kelly, Sam Trickett |
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| Jul 01, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 52 - $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed | 2 | + |
Level 19: Mosseri ClimbingJul 02, '10 Blinds: 9,000-18,000 with a 2,000 Ante Players Remaining: 20 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 716,250 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Bryn Kenney — 2,150,000 Big Hands:
Sam Trickett put in a rise to 42,000 and Abe Mosseri called from the big blind. On a flop of J Trickett had around 740,000 following the hand. Kassela Loses Big Pot to Kenney Bryn Kenney raised to 38,000 and Frank Kassela repopped to 100,000. Kenney called and both players checked the flop of K The 10 Kenney: Q Kenney’s turned pair of tens gave him the pot and his stack soared to two million, while Kassela’s dropped to one million. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Abe Mosseri, Bryn Kenney, Sam Trickett Level 15: Seidel Not Going QuietlyJul 01, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000, Ante: 1,000 Players Remaining: 30 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 324,468 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 1,260,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
Facing a raise from Sam Trickett, Erik Seidel reraised all in for 91,000 and Trickett made the call. Their hands: Seidel: A Seidel was a heavy favorite and the board didn’t change that. It ran 10 Trickett dropped to 300,000 after the hand. Freddy Deeb Loses Flip, Eliminated Steven Kelly raised to 20,000 and Freddy Deeb moved his last 115,000 all in from the big blind. Kelly called and they showed down: Kelly: 7 The flop brought J Kelly had around 508,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Freddy Deeb, Sam Trickett, Steven Kelly Level 25: FInal Table Set for TomorrowJul 02, '10 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 Ante Players Remaining: 6 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 2,045,438 Big Hands:
Shawn Buchanan raised to 130,000 and Sam Trickett moved the last of his chips all in from the small blind. Buchanan made the call and they showed down: Trickett: A Trickett paired his ace on the flop of A Player Tags: Shawn Buchanan, Sam Trickett Level 24: Somerville DoublesJul 02, '10 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 Ante Players Remaining: 7 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 2,045,438 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dan Kelly — 5,230,000 Big Hands:
Shawn Buchanan put in a raise to 95,000 and Sam Trickett made the call. When action got to Jason Somerville he reraised all in for 665,000. Buchanan folded but Trickett called. Their hands: Trickett: A Trickett was well behind, but the flop of J Trickett had just 815,000 after the loss. Player Tags: Jason Somerville, Sam Trickett Level 22: Kelly Soars, Negreanu GoneJul 02, '10 Blinds: 15,000-3,000 with a 4,000 Ante Players Remaining: 8 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 1,432,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dan Kelly — 3,500,000 Notable Eliminations: 11th – Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Daniel Negreanu was short on chips and moved all in for 240,000. It took only a second for Kassela to call. Their hands: Kassela: 8 It was the classic coin flip situation, but Negreanu wasn’t able to connect on a board that ran Q Negreanu busted in 11th place, earning $77,569. Kassela had 1.4 million after the hand.
Bryn Kenney raised to 60,000 and Dan Kelly reraised to 180,000 from the small blind. Kelly made the call and the flop ran A Kenney tanked long and hard before making the call. Kelly showed A The pot put Kelly way up around 2.4 million in chips, while the day’s starting chip leader Kenney was down to just 885,000. Haxton Busts in 9th ($104,651) Sam Trickett moved all in from the small blind having Isaac Haxton covered, and Haxton called. Their hands: Trickett: A The board of J Trickett had 2,750,000 following the hand. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Daniel Negreanu, Isaac Haxton, Bryn Kenney, Daniel Kelly, Sam Trickett |
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, Trickett checked, Esfandiari bet, Trickett raised to 5,400,000, Esfandiari three-bet to 10,000,000, Trickett four-bet to 15,000,000, Esfandiari five-bet shoved and Trickett called all in.
for trip fives against Trickett’s flush draw with Q
and the 2
Sam Trickett was all in holding A-9 against the Q-10 of Carlos Mortensen.
The board ran out K-K-6-J-A and Mortensen made his straight to advance.
Erik Seidel limped on the button and Sam Trickett raised to 175,000. Seidel made the call and the flop was dealt 9
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. Trickett checked and Seidel bet 150,000. Trickett then moved all in and Seidel made the call. Their cards:
Erik Seidel got the last of his chips into the middle against Sam Trickett with the flop reading Q
Sam Tricket moved all in with the board showing A
Wang Qiang moved all in preflop from the big blind after Sam Trickett made it 60,000 to play. Trickett then happily made the call on the button. Their cards:
Sam Trickett is at it again. His most recent elimination was scored when he moved all in on the turn of a 7
Phil Ivey got the last of his chips into the middle preflop from the big blind against Sam Trickett in the small blind. Their cards:
Nikolay Evdakov got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Sam Trickett made the call. Their cards:
Tony Bloom moved all in on his short stack preflop from the big blind and Sam Trickett made the call from the button. Their cards:
Sam Trickett scored the first elimination of the day shortly after cards got into the air.
On the final hand in the $100,000 Challenge, Tony Bloom got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Sam Trickett made the call. Their cards:
David Benyamine made an all-in call preflop against Sam Trickett after a series of bets and raises. Their cards:
Sam Trickett saw an A
There was 5,200 in the pot and the board read K
Sam Trickett has been doing very well in the high roller. He recently busted William Reynolds and is now on 110,000 in chips.
Note: Play has ended for tonight. Please tune back in at noon local time tomorrow (4 a.m. 
Mosseri Chips Up
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Trickett led out for 54,000 and Mosseri made the call. The 6
came on the turn and both players checked again. On the 3
Seidel Doubles Up
Trickett Falls Short of Final Table, Out in 7th ($141,168)
Somerville Doubles
Negreanu Busts in 11th ($77,569)
Dan Kelly Soars Past Kenney