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Hometown: East Lansing
Country of Origin: United States
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Jun 25, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 42 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Heads Up TimeJun 26, '10 River Floats Wiley Out in 3rd ($265,869) Dean Hamrick made it 260,000 to go and Ian Wiley moved all in for his last 1,830,000. Hamrick took a few minutes to think it over, then made the call. Their hands: Wiley: J6 Hamrick made the right call, as his hand was a slight favorite over Wiley’s, but the flop hit Wiley right away, running JQ7 to pair his jack. The 2 came next, and Hamrick was down to one last chance to hit an ace. Sure enough, the A landed on the river and Hamrick eliminated Wiley in 3rd place. Wiley went to the rail $265,869 richer. With Wiley gone, Hamrick was heads up with 6.3 million in chips against Thomas O’Neal and his 5 million. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Ian Wiley We Are 3-HandedJun 26, '10 Kaiser Loses Flip, Out in 5th Place ($140,013) Aaron Kaiser got all in preflop and was called by Dean Hamrick from the small blind. The two showed: Hamrick: 77 Kaiser held two overs but the flop didn’t connect with either of them, running 46J. The turn brought the 6 and Kaiser was in need of a queen or nine to stay alive. The 2 fell on the river and Kaiser was the 5th place finisher, making $140,013. With the pot Hamrick held a nice chip lead with 3.9 million compared to the next closest stack of 2.4 million for Niccolo Caramatti. Caramatti Gone in 4th ($191,744) Niccolo Caramatti had been an active player at the final table, knocking out three of the first four victims, but he ended up on the other end when he collided with chip leader Dean Hamrick. Hamrick raised to 180,000 and Caramatti moved all in from the big blind. Hamrick made the quick call and they showed down: Hamrick: AQ Caramatti was caught with the worst hand but the flop gave him reason to celebrate, running K6J to pair his king. Hamrick still held an overcard and a 10 would give him the broadway straight. The turn was the 3 and Hamrick’s good call seemed as if it was going to cost him big time. Hamrick’s rail called for the 10, and their calls turned out to be prophetic. The 10 landed on the river to give Hamrick the straight and bust Caramatti in 4th place, for which he earned $191,744. Hamrick was already the chip leader, but in eliminating Caramatti he increased his stack to 6.8 million — well above Thomas O’Neal’s next largest stack of 2.1 million and Ian Wiley’s 1.5 million. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Aaron Kaiser, Niccolo Luigi Caramatti Final Day Begins at 2:30 p.m. PSTJun 25, '10 25 players remain out of the 2,521 that registered. The current chip average is 453,780. A winner will be crowned today. First place will walk away with $604,222. The next one to fall in 24th place will receive $17,298. Poker pro Humberto Brenes is near the top of the chip counts at the moment. Other notables still remaining include Mike Sowers, Bernard Lee and Dean Hamrick. Player Twitter Accounts: Players will be back to their seats today at 2:30 p.m. PST. Stay tuned to Card Player for coverage of the action from the Rio! Here are the chip counts going into the final day:
Player Tags: Humberto Brenes, Dean Hamrick, Bernard Lee, Mike Sowers |
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Jun 13, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 24 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Final Table Update: Alan Jaffray Eliminated In 6th Place, Dean Hamrick 5thJun 13, '09 Blinds: 30,000-60,000 with a 5,000 ante Players Remaining: 4 out of 2,506 Chip Counts: 1. Panayote Vilandos – 5,000,000 Average Chip Count: 2,258,000 Notable Eliminations: 6. Alan Jaffray — $105,699 Big Hands: Alan Jaffray Eliminated In 6th Place($105,699) Alan Jaffray moved all in for 950,000 from early position and was called by Panayote Vilandos. The players then showed down their hands. Vilandos: AQ Jaffray was dominated and the board never offered him any help. Jaffray’s rash move cost him his tournament life as he was knocked out in 6th place, pocketing $105,699. Dean Hamrick Eliminated In 5th Place(132,380) Hamrick raised to 150,000 preflop and action folded around to Panayote Vilandos in the big blind. He proceeded to move all in, having Hamrick covered. After some thought, Hamrick called his final 980,000 into the pot and the showdown was on. Hamrick: AQ Hamrick was racing preflop but was drawing stone-dead on the turn as Vilandos filled up and Hamrick made his exit in 5th place. Player Tags: Panayote Vilandos, Dean Hamrick, Alan Jaffray |
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Jul 14, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 54 - World Championship No-Limit Hold'em | 11 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
$10,000 Main Event - Day 6 - Level 26 (Hour 1)Jul 13, '08 Blinds: 25,000/50,000 - 5,000 Kido Pham sucks out and doubles up It folded around to Pham in late position and he moved all in for 725,000. Joe Bishop, who ahd over seven million to start the hand, called. Pham: AQ Board: Q33J8 Pham caught a queen and held on from there. He now has 1.5 million chips. Glass Swept Up
Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Andrew Brokos, Jason Glass, Scott Montgomery, Mauro Lupo $10,000 Main Event - Day 6 - Level 25 (Hour 2)Jul 13, '08 Blinds/Antes: 20,000 / 40,000 / 5,000 Michelle's run continues With the board K659 raised to 300,000 and was called by Kido Pham and Ivan Demidov. The river was the 4 and Michelle bet 600,000. Pham folded quickly and after thinking it over, and after two minutes Demidov did the same. Michelle is now up to 5.8 million, while Demidov has a similar amound and Pham has under two million. Marquis folds pocket kings Craig Marquis raised to 115,000 and David Rheem and Chris Crilly made the call. The three checked the flop and on the turn the board was QJ43. Crilly bet 150,000 and Marquis raised to 375,000. Rheem folded, Crilly called and the dealer put out the Q for the river. Crilly moved all in for 725,000 and after a few minutes Marquis reluctantly folded. He said he had pocket kings, and that the river was "the sickest card" to come on the river. Player Tags: Phil Hellmuth, Dean Hamrick, David Saab, Nikolay Losev, Craig Marquis $10,000 Main Event - The 2008 WSOP Main Event Final Table Is Set!Jul 14, '08 It's official! The 2008 WSOP main event final table is set! The final 9 will return on November 9 to play for the massive first-place prize of $9,119,338 and the right to be called World Champion. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Craig Marquis, Ivan Demidov $10,000 Main Event - Still 10-HandedJul 14, '08 Blinds/Antes: 120,000-240,000 with a 30,000 ante Player Tags: Kelly Kim, Dean Hamrick, Craig Marquis $10,000 Main Event - Rheem Takes a Hit, Bishop OutJul 14, '08 Note: Play had paused after the elimination of Joe Bishop to allow for a redraw for the final table of 10 players. We are one elimination away from the television final table that will take place in November. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Chino Rheem, Darus Suharto, Dennis Phillips, Scott Montgomery, Joe Bishop $10,000 Main Event - Lull in the ActionJul 14, '08 Blinds/Antes: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Dennis Phillips, Scott Montgomery $10,000 Main Event - Phillips Jumps AheadJul 14, '08 Players are now on a 20 minute break. Play will resume around 10:50 p.m. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Chris Klodnicki, Peter Eastgate, Dennis Phillips, Scott Montgomery, Nicholas Sliwinski $10,000 Main Event - Day 7 - Level 29 (Hr. 2)Jul 14, '08 Note: Players will be going on a 20 minute break. Play will resume at around 4:50 Players Remaining: 18 out of 6,844 Average Chip Stack: 7.6 million Eliminations: Big Hands and Storylines: Montgomery Gets Miracle and 11 Million Pot, Snead Eliminated in 21st ($257,334) Paul Snead raised to 300,000 from the button and then called a reraise to 800,000 from Scott Montgomery in the big blind. The flop was JT3 and Montgomery bet 1.5 million. Then Snead raised to three million, and then Montgomery reraised all in for 1.76 million more. Snead took over five minutes to deliberate, and said multiple times he might have to call because of the odds he was getting and that he has outs. Then Tiffany Michelle called the clock, and as the tournament director counted down to one he called. Snead: J7 Incredibly, Montgomery tried to bluff Snead out of the hand when he would have to call if he hit the board in any way. With over 11 million chips on the line, the turn was the 8, meaning the A was no longer an out for Montgomery. But he caught the A on the river to the amazement of everyone at the table and in the crowd. With about 400,000 chips left, Snead pushed all in with A-T and was up against Craig Marquis's A-K. The board didn't bring any help, and Snead will head out with a lot of money, but a lot of "what ifs" as well. Jason Riesenberg eliminated in 18th place ($334,534) Jason Riesenberg raised to 275,000 and was called by Dennis Phillips and Dean Hamrick. The flop was QQ3 and Riesenberg bet 350,000. Only Hamrick called, and the 9 came on the turn. Riesenberg bet 675,000 and Hamrick again called. The river was the K and this time Riesenberg checked. Hamrick then moved all in and Riesenberg called all in. Hamrick showed pocket nines for a full house, and Riesenberg immediately sunk in his seat. He flipped over Q8 for trips, shook some hands and left the table. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Paul Snead, Brandon Cantu, Tiffany Michelle, Peter Eastgate, Jason Riesenberg, Scott Montgomery, Joe Bishop |
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Jul 13, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 54 - World Championship No-Limit Hold'em | 10 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
$10,000 Main Event - Day 6 - Level 26 (Hour 1)Jul 13, '08 Blinds: 25,000/50,000 - 5,000 Kido Pham sucks out and doubles up It folded around to Pham in late position and he moved all in for 725,000. Joe Bishop, who ahd over seven million to start the hand, called. Pham: AQ Board: Q33J8 Pham caught a queen and held on from there. He now has 1.5 million chips. Glass Swept Up
Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Andrew Brokos, Jason Glass, Scott Montgomery, Mauro Lupo $10,000 Main Event - Day 6 - Level 25 (Hour 2)Jul 13, '08 Blinds/Antes: 20,000 / 40,000 / 5,000 Michelle's run continues With the board K659 raised to 300,000 and was called by Kido Pham and Ivan Demidov. The river was the 4 and Michelle bet 600,000. Pham folded quickly and after thinking it over, and after two minutes Demidov did the same. Michelle is now up to 5.8 million, while Demidov has a similar amound and Pham has under two million. Marquis folds pocket kings Craig Marquis raised to 115,000 and David Rheem and Chris Crilly made the call. The three checked the flop and on the turn the board was QJ43. Crilly bet 150,000 and Marquis raised to 375,000. Rheem folded, Crilly called and the dealer put out the Q for the river. Crilly moved all in for 725,000 and after a few minutes Marquis reluctantly folded. He said he had pocket kings, and that the river was "the sickest card" to come on the river. Player Tags: Phil Hellmuth, Dean Hamrick, David Saab, Nikolay Losev, Craig Marquis $10,000 Main Event - The 2008 WSOP Main Event Final Table Is Set!Jul 14, '08 It's official! The 2008 WSOP main event final table is set! The final 9 will return on November 9 to play for the massive first-place prize of $9,119,338 and the right to be called World Champion. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Craig Marquis, Ivan Demidov $10,000 Main Event - Still 10-HandedJul 14, '08 Blinds/Antes: 120,000-240,000 with a 30,000 ante Player Tags: Kelly Kim, Dean Hamrick, Craig Marquis $10,000 Main Event - Rheem Takes a Hit, Bishop OutJul 14, '08 Note: Play had paused after the elimination of Joe Bishop to allow for a redraw for the final table of 10 players. We are one elimination away from the television final table that will take place in November. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Chino Rheem, Darus Suharto, Dennis Phillips, Scott Montgomery, Joe Bishop $10,000 Main Event - Lull in the ActionJul 14, '08 Blinds/Antes: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Dennis Phillips, Scott Montgomery $10,000 Main Event - Phillips Jumps AheadJul 14, '08 Players are now on a 20 minute break. Play will resume around 10:50 p.m. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Chris Klodnicki, Peter Eastgate, Dennis Phillips, Scott Montgomery, Nicholas Sliwinski $10,000 Main Event - Day 7 - Level 29 (Hr. 2)Jul 14, '08 Note: Players will be going on a 20 minute break. Play will resume at around 4:50 Players Remaining: 18 out of 6,844 Average Chip Stack: 7.6 million Eliminations: Big Hands and Storylines: Montgomery Gets Miracle and 11 Million Pot, Snead Eliminated in 21st ($257,334) Paul Snead raised to 300,000 from the button and then called a reraise to 800,000 from Scott Montgomery in the big blind. The flop was JT3 and Montgomery bet 1.5 million. Then Snead raised to three million, and then Montgomery reraised all in for 1.76 million more. Snead took over five minutes to deliberate, and said multiple times he might have to call because of the odds he was getting and that he has outs. Then Tiffany Michelle called the clock, and as the tournament director counted down to one he called. Snead: J7 Incredibly, Montgomery tried to bluff Snead out of the hand when he would have to call if he hit the board in any way. With over 11 million chips on the line, the turn was the 8, meaning the A was no longer an out for Montgomery. But he caught the A on the river to the amazement of everyone at the table and in the crowd. With about 400,000 chips left, Snead pushed all in with A-T and was up against Craig Marquis's A-K. The board didn't bring any help, and Snead will head out with a lot of money, but a lot of "what ifs" as well. Jason Riesenberg eliminated in 18th place ($334,534) Jason Riesenberg raised to 275,000 and was called by Dennis Phillips and Dean Hamrick. The flop was QQ3 and Riesenberg bet 350,000. Only Hamrick called, and the 9 came on the turn. Riesenberg bet 675,000 and Hamrick again called. The river was the K and this time Riesenberg checked. Hamrick then moved all in and Riesenberg called all in. Hamrick showed pocket nines for a full house, and Riesenberg immediately sunk in his seat. He flipped over Q8 for trips, shook some hands and left the table. Player Tags: Dean Hamrick, Paul Snead, Brandon Cantu, Tiffany Michelle, Peter Eastgate, Jason Riesenberg, Scott Montgomery, Joe Bishop |
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