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| Jun 01, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 5 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
Nick Jivkov Wins Event no. 5 ($198,818)Jun 01, '12 Level: 27 Blinds: 30,000-60,000 Live Updates: Nick Jivkov Wins Event no. 5 ($198,818)
Momentum was starting to shift a little bit in Level 27 as the blinds increased and the average stack dropped down below 24 big blinds. While Nick Jivkov maintained a strong lead over Bryan Pellegrino throughout, Pellegrino became a little more aggressive with the short stack and managed to chip up here and there to stay alive . Time eventually got the best of him and Bryan Pellegrino finally got the rest of his chips in the middle after three-betting all in over Jivkov’s pot-sized open. Jivkov led before the flop with 10 The board came K 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: Nick Jivkov, Bryan Pellegrino Level 26 Update: Pellegrino Survives Another LevelJun 01, '12 Level: 26 Blinds: 25,000-50,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 639 Average Chip Count: 1,437,750 Chip Counts: Seat no. 2 — Nick Jivkov — 2,310,000 Live Updates: Jivkov Extends Lead, Pellegrino Hangs On
Despite starting the level at a nearly 3:1 chip disadvantage and having only 15 big blinds, Bryan Pellegrino managed to find several double ups to stay alive and survive another level of increasing blinds. Nick Jivkov chipped away at Pellegrino’s stack and had him all in with trips against a gunshot straight draw. Pellegrino caught a four-outer on the river to make his straight and double back up to about 900,000. Jivkov once again wore his opponent down to under 500,000 before Pellegrino got it all in again, this time with the best hand. Nick Jivkov button-raised to 100,000, Bryan Pellegrino reraised the size of the pot and Jivkov called, exposing his hand. Pellegrino still had 100,000 behind and got it all in on a flop of 9 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: Nick Jivkov, Bryan Pellegrino Level 25 Update: Jonathan Aguiar Eliminated in 3rd Place ($76,189)Jun 01, '12 Level: 25 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 639 Average Chip Count: 1,437,750 Chip Counts: Seat no. 2 — Nick Jivkov — 2,100,000 Players Eliminated: Jonathan Aguiar — 3rd Place ($76,189) Live Updates: Short Stacks Battle; Only One Survives Nick Jivkov began heads-up play with a dominating chip lead over the field, but short stacks Jonathan Aguiar and Bryan Pellegrino managed to move some chips around in Level 28. Aguiar chipped up early after taking a pot from chip leader Nick Jivkov with top pair against a missed straight draw that ended in a showdown. Pellegrino took a while to get going this level and was chopped down to just a few big blinds before finding a small double up through Aguair to stay alive. Pellegrino didn’t wait long before getting it all in with Aguiar again, this time with the better hand. After sucking out on Aguiar with Q Jonathan Aguiar Eliminated in 3rd Place ($76,189)
Jonathan Aguiar was knocked down to the short stack after Bryan Pellegrino doubled through him twice, and he was the next player eliminated in 3rd place ($76,189). Jonathan Aguiar made a pot-sized raise from the button, Nick Jivkov reraised the size of the pot from the small blid and Aguiar called all in. Jivkov led before the flop with 9 The board came K With the elimination of Jonathan Aguiar in 3rd place, Nick Jivkov took the chip lead going into heads-up play with roughly 2.1 million to Pellegrino’s 800,000. 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: Jonathan Aguiar, Nick Jivkov, Bryan Pellegrino Level 22 Update: Hale 7th ($24,007), Eames 8th ($18,529), Tabali 9th ($14,449)Jun 01, '12 Level: 22 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 639 Average Chip Count: 472,950 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Jonathan Aguiar — 775,000 Seat no. 6 — Tommy Vedes — 645,000 Seat no. 9 — Daniel Negreanu — 300,000 Players Eliminated: Brent Hale — 7th Place ($24,007) Live Updates: Keanu Tabali Eliminated in 9th Place ($14,449)
Bryan Pellegrino raised to 43,000 from late position, Keanu Tabali raised all in for just over 100,000 from the small blind and Pellegrino called. Tabali led before the flop with 10 The board came A John Eames Eliminated in 8th Place ($18,529)
John Eames opened for a pot-sized raise, Nick Jivkov reraised the size of the pot and Eames called all in. Jivkov was out in front before the flop with A The board came Q Brent Hale Eliminated in 7th Place ($24,007) Brent Hale opened the pot for a raise, Tommy Vedes reraised to 150,000 from the small blind and Hale called all in. Vedes led before the flop with A The board came 6 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: John Eames, Nick Jivkov, Keanu Tabali, Bryan Pellegrino, Brent Hale Level 21 Update: Aguiar Leads, Vedes Closes the GapJun 01, '12 Level: 21 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 639 Average Chip Count: 319,500 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — Jonathan Aguiar — 700,000 Live Updates: John Eames Doubles Through Bryan Pellegrino Bryan Pellegrino opened the pot for 40,000, John Eames reraised to 100,000 from the small blind, Pellegrino four-bet and Eames called all in for about 180,000. Eames led before the flop with 9 The board came A John Eames ~370,000 “Tommy Vedes is an Enigma”
Tommy Vedes came into the final table as one of the shorter stacks in the bottom half of the chip counts, but managed to win an early showdown against Daniel Negreanu after rivering a set of sixes. This Hand brought Vedes above 300,000 which gave him just under 19 big blinds while Negreanu slipped down to 150,000 (10 bbs). Vedes then won another key pot this level against Keanu Tabali which put him in contention for the chip lead with just about 600,000. Both players flopped a king, but Vedes turned two pair and rivered the case king to fill up and get paid off in a showdown against Tabali’s trips. This hand knocked Tabali down to the 4 bb range which put him on the short stack. According to Gavin Smith who was commentating live in the booth, “Tommy Vedes is an Enigma.” Short Stacks Double Up Mike Allis came into the final table as the short stack but managed to double up through Tommy Vedes with A Keanu Tabali was put on the short stack after losing a big pot to Tommy Vedes who filled up against Tabali’s trips, but he managed to find a double up towards the end of the level through John Eames to stay alive. Tabali got it in good before the flop with K 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: Tommy Vedes, John Eames, Keanu Tabali, Bryan Pellegrino, Mike Allis Action Begins, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 01, '12 The final table of Event no. 5 ($1,500 Pot-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. Day 2 concluded with the elimination of Thom Werthmann in 10th Place ($11,361), setting the official, 9-handed final table. Action resumes here on Day 3 where players will begin in Level 21 with blinds of 8,000-16,000 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 — Jonathan Aguiar — 552,000 While only 9 remain, this event gathered 639 players, creating a total prize pool of $862,650. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $189,818 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: Daniel Negreanu, Tommy Vedes, Jonathan Aguiar, John Eames, Nick Jivkov, Keanu Tabali, Bryan Pellegrino, Mike Allis, Brent Hale |
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| Jul 15, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 8 | + |
Level 18 Update: Daniel Negreanu Up to 330KJul 15, '11 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: Approximately 399 out of 6,865 Chip Leaders: 1. Manoj Viswanathan — 2,175,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Daniel Negreanu — 330,000 Notables Eliminated: Blair Hinkle Hands:
A short-stacked player shoved and Blair Hinkle reshoved. A player in the big blind woke up with kings and had Hinkle’s 5-5 dominated. The board offered no help for Hinkle and he was gone. Bryan Pellegrino Going Up Holding pocket eights, Bryan Pellegrino was able to eliminate a player who held A-K. All of his opponent’s 260,000 went in preflop, and Pellegrino held 770,000 after the hand. Bryan Micon Eliminated Bryan Micon’s 9-9 was in bad shape against Sami Kelopuro’s Q-Q. The board offered no help for Micon and he was gone. Kelopuro was up to about 900,000 after the hand. Christian Harder Gets Some Chips Christian Harder is up to about 250,000 after his A-6 won against an opponent’s A-9, all in preflop. Daniel Negreanu Doubles Up Daniel Negreanu is up to 330,000 after his Q Freddy Deeb Doubles Up Freddy Deeb got all of his stack in the middle with A-K and was up against pocket tens. Deeb was looking for help until the river when he hit his hand and doubled to 200,000. Jean-Robert Bellande Backdoors Gin Jean-Robert turned 8-6 offsuit into runner-runner straight after a K-Q-4 flop. He barreled on the flop and after he turned an open-ended straight draw. When he got there on the end he fired 300,000 and his opponent called. Bellande was at 900,000 after the hand. Player Tags: David Bach, Bryan Micon, Blair Hinkle, Christian Harder, Sami Kelopuro, Bryan Pellegrino, Daniel Retallick |
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| Jul 15, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 10 | + |
Level 22, Hour Two: Theo Tran Doubles UpJul 15, '10 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante Players Remaining: 134 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 1,638,582 Card Player Chip Counts: Andrew Brokos – 1,305,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Robert Pisano – 5,500,000 Notable Eliminations: 140. Phil Galfond — $57,102 Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Big Hands:
Robert Pisano raised to 40,000 preflop and Theo Tran moved all in for 155,000. Pisano made the call and the cards were turned over. Tran: A The classic race was on and the flop fell J Savage Eliminated Matthew Schreiber raised from the button and Craig Savage moved in for 375,000. Schreiber made the call and turned over A Baldwin Needs No Flop Breeze Zuckerman raised to 61,000 and Eric Baldwin raised to 300,000 from the small blind. Zuckerman mucked her hand, flashing the A
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read J Lodden bet 300,000 and Eriquezzo looked him up one last time. Lodden turned over A Lodden scored the pot and he was at 2.6 million while Eriquezzo was at 945,000. Rainey Betters Affleck Nicholas Rainey raised to 47,000 and Matt Affleck made the call from the big blind. The flop fell J Affleck called and the river was the K
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read K The turn was the K Mizrachi’s aggression gave him the pot and he was up to 5.35 million. Brikis Knocks Out Pellegrino Picking up the action on the flop, the board read Q Brikis: 9 Brikis flopped a set to better Pellegrino’s top pair. The board finished off Q
Phil Galfond made it 48,000 to go from under the gun. Josue Sauvageau made it 128,000 and the action came back around to Galfond. Galfond then took a long tank session, resulting in the clock getting called on him. He decided to move all in and Sauvageau snapped it off. Galfond: 6 Galfond was in deep trouble and the board ran out K Card Player TV Day 6 Of The Main Event Gets Underway Player Tags: Michael Mizrachi, Phil Galfond, Theo Tran, Eric Baldwin, Johnny Lodden, Nick Rainey, Matt Affleck, Josh Brikis, Bryan Pellegrino |
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| Jun 15, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 World Championship Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
Hour 9 Update: Timoshenko and Caro Sent to the RailJun 14, '09 Hour 9 Update Players Remaining: 13 out of 256 Completed Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Nathan Doudney vs. Jason Mercier Eliminations: 16. Jason Mercier – $38,424 Big Hands: Mike Caro Eliminated by Dustin Woolf
Woolf showed K Timoshenko’s Draw Bricks Off, Eliminated by Pellegrino After a raise to 13,000, Yevgeniy Timoshenko and Bryan Pellegrino take a flop of A The 10 Dwyer Painfully Folds to Romanello
The turn was the 5 Left In The Deck: On the river, Justin Smith checked and Johnny Chan moved all in. Smith thought a few moments before getting up and sprinting out the door. Apparently, Smith had to go to the bathroom. Chan was nice enough to get up and leave the table so Smith wouldn’t get blinded out. Player Tags: Johnny Chan, Dustin Woolf, Steve O'Dwyer, Bryan Pellegrino Hour 6 Update: Jonathan Jaffe, Brock Parker EliminatedJun 14, '09 Hour 6 Update Players Remaining: 19 out of 256 Completed Round 4 Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Justin Smith vs. Dragan Galic Eliminations: 28. Jonathan Jaffe – $17,987 Big Hands:
Brock Parker Eliminated On a flop of 10 Brian Lemke Eliminated On a board of 10 Mike Caro Advances On a flop of J Player Tags: Brock Parker, Brian Lemke, Bryan Pellegrino Hour 2 Update: Bryan Pellegrino EliminatedJun 15, '09 Hour 2 Update Players Remaining: 7 out of 256 Matches (Winner In Bold): 1. Leo Wolpert vs. Dustin Woolf Eliminations: 8. Bryan Pellegrino – $92,580 Big Hands:
Johnny Chan Moves All-in On a board of Q Bryan Pellegrino Eliminated In 8th Place ($92,580) Nathan Doudney raised preflop to 30,000 and Bryan Pellegrino reraised to 100,000. Doudney thought about it briefly before moving all-in, having Pellegrino covered by about 500,000. Pellegrino didn’t take long before calling and exposing the A Left In The Deck: The players are back from a ten minute break. Player Tags: Johnny Chan, Nathan Doudney, Bryan Pellegrino |
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| Jun 14, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 World Championship Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
Hour 9 Update: Timoshenko and Caro Sent to the RailJun 14, '09 Hour 9 Update Players Remaining: 13 out of 256 Completed Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Nathan Doudney vs. Jason Mercier Eliminations: 16. Jason Mercier – $38,424 Big Hands: Mike Caro Eliminated by Dustin Woolf
Woolf showed K Timoshenko’s Draw Bricks Off, Eliminated by Pellegrino After a raise to 13,000, Yevgeniy Timoshenko and Bryan Pellegrino take a flop of A The 10 Dwyer Painfully Folds to Romanello
The turn was the 5 Left In The Deck: On the river, Justin Smith checked and Johnny Chan moved all in. Smith thought a few moments before getting up and sprinting out the door. Apparently, Smith had to go to the bathroom. Chan was nice enough to get up and leave the table so Smith wouldn’t get blinded out. Player Tags: Johnny Chan, Dustin Woolf, Steve O'Dwyer, Bryan Pellegrino Hour 6 Update: Jonathan Jaffe, Brock Parker EliminatedJun 14, '09 Hour 6 Update Players Remaining: 19 out of 256 Completed Round 4 Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Justin Smith vs. Dragan Galic Eliminations: 28. Jonathan Jaffe – $17,987 Big Hands:
Brock Parker Eliminated On a flop of 10 Brian Lemke Eliminated On a board of 10 Mike Caro Advances On a flop of J Player Tags: Brock Parker, Brian Lemke, Bryan Pellegrino Hour 2 Update: Bryan Pellegrino EliminatedJun 15, '09 Hour 2 Update Players Remaining: 7 out of 256 Matches (Winner In Bold): 1. Leo Wolpert vs. Dustin Woolf Eliminations: 8. Bryan Pellegrino – $92,580 Big Hands:
Johnny Chan Moves All-in On a board of Q Bryan Pellegrino Eliminated In 8th Place ($92,580) Nathan Doudney raised preflop to 30,000 and Bryan Pellegrino reraised to 100,000. Doudney thought about it briefly before moving all-in, having Pellegrino covered by about 500,000. Pellegrino didn’t take long before calling and exposing the A Left In The Deck: The players are back from a ten minute break. Player Tags: Johnny Chan, Nathan Doudney, Bryan Pellegrino |
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Blair Hinkle Busts
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Tran Stays Afloat
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Lodden Takes It With Aces
Mizrachi Keeps Rolling
Galfond Hits The Rail
After a stone bluff on the river was picked off by Dustin Woolf, Mike Caro was down to 127,000. He got all in on a flop of K
Roberto Romanello raised to 16,000 and Steve O’Dwyer made it 58,000, which was called by Romanello. The flop was 8
