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Justin Bonomo

Hometown: Los Angeles

Country of Origin: United States

Birthdate: Sep 30, 1985 (Age: 39)

@JustinBonomo

Recorded Earnings
Tournament Wins
Total Cashes
2024 POY Rank

$66,248,460
35
240
1836 (550 points)

*Earnings include live events and online events with confirmed real-name results.

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Date	Series	Event	Day

Jun 22, '13	2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 37 - $5,000 Limit Hold'em	3	+
Level 22 Update: Justin Bonomo Out 9th, Greg Mueller Out 8th, Ben Yu Out 7th Jun 22, '13 Level: 22 Blinds: 12,000-24,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 425,000 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Brian Aleska – 715,000 Seat 3: Todd Witteles – 587,000 Seat 5: Dom Denotaristefani – 405,000 Seat 6: Ronnie Bardah – 483,000 Seat 7: Gabriel Nassif – 136,000 Seat 9: Michael Moore – 225,000 Players Eliminated: 9th: Justin Bonomo – $19.863 8th: Greg Mueller – $24,721 7th: Ben Yu – $31,264 Live Updates: *Justin Bonomo Eliminated in Ninth Place ($19,863)* Greg Mueller raised preflop and Justin Bonomo reraised all in. Mueller called and the two players tabled their hands. Mueller: A6 Bonomo: J9 Board: K8510A Bonomo was eliminated in ninth place and Mueller grew his stack to 250,000 thanks to a pair of aces. *Greg Mueller Eliminated in Eighth Place ($24,721)* Gabriel Nassif raised preflop and Greg Mueller reraised all in. Nassif called to cover him and they turned over their cards. Nassif: AJ Mueller: A4 Board: KK852 Mueller was eliminated in eighth place and Nassif grew his stack to 150,000 thanks to a jack-kicker. *Ben Yu Eliminated in Seventh Place ($31,264)* Todd Witteles raised preflop and Ben Yu called. The first three cards hit 753 and Yu raised. Witteles raised and Yu called all in. The two players then revealed their hands. Witteles: J7 Yu: J4 Turn and River: A10 Yu was eliminated in seventh place and Witteles was up to 600,000 thanks to a pair of sevens. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Justin Bonomo, Ben Yu Level 21 Update: A Pair of Doubles Jun 22, '13 Level: 21 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 283,333 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Brian Aleska – 720,000 Seat 2: Greg Mueller – 260,000 Seat 3: Todd Witteles – 400,000 Seat 4: Ben Yu – 170,000 Seat 5: Dom Denotaristefani – 400,000 Seat 6: Ronnie Bardah – 310,000 Seat 7: Gabriel Nassif – 150,000 Seat 8: Justin Bonomo – 75,000 Seat 9: Michael Moore – 120,000 Players Eliminated: None Live Updates: *Gabriel Nassif Doubles Through Greg Mueller* Gabriel Nassif raised preflop and Greg Mueller called. The first three cards were dealt A74 and Mueller bet. Nassif raised and Mueller reraised. Nassif called and the turn fell Q. Mueller bet with 65 in the hole and Nassif called all in holding pocket eights. The river brought the 9 and Nassif was able to double up to 110,000 with a pair of eights. Mueller held 220,000 after the hand. *Justin Bonomo Doubles Through Greg Mueller* Justin Bonomo raised and Greg Mueller reraised preflop. Bonomo called all in with AJ and Mueller held KJ. The board was dealt Q755K and Bonomo doubled up to 75,000. Mueller was down to 160,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Justin Bonomo, Gabriel Nassif Official Final Table Begins for Event No. 37 ($5,000 Limit Hold'em) Jun 22, '13 The final table of Event No. 37 ($5,000 Limit Hold’em) has begun, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all major hands, current chip counts, and prize payouts. With the elimination of Steve Landfish in tenth place ($16,211), the nine-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 20 with limits of 8,000-16,000, and action will continue until a winner is determined. Play may be extended an additional day if it takes more than 10 levels to reach a winner as noted on the official structure sheet. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players stack up: Seat 1: Brian Aleska – 325,000 Seat 2: Greg Mueller – 292,000 Seat 3: Todd Witteles – 316,000 Seat 4: Ben Yu – 149,000 Seat 5: Dom Denotaristefani – 399,000 Seat 6: Ronnie Bardah – 420,000 Seat 7: Gabriel Nassif – 75,000 Seat 8: Justin Bonomo – 185,000 Seat 9: Michael Moore – 363,000 While only 9 remain, this event attracted a field of 170 players, creating a total prize pool of $799,000, and the top 18 players made the money. Here is a look at the final table payouts: 1st Place: $211,743 2nd Place: $130,852 3rd Place: $94,793 4th Place: $69,968 5th Place: $52,582 6th Place: $40,205 7th Place: $31,264 8th Place: $24,721 9th Place: $19,863 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all major hands, current chip counts, and prize payouts. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Ronnie Bardah, Justin Bonomo, Todd Witteles, Gabriel Nassif View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 09, '13	2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 16 - $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Heads Up	3	+
Level 4-5 Update: Justin Bonomo and Ben Sulsky Both Eliminated in 3rd Place Jun 09, '13 Level: 5 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 162 Average Chip Count: 2,430,000 Players Eliminated: 3rd: Ben Sulsky – $110,485 3rd: Justin Bonomo – $110,485 Live Updates: Don Nguyen vs. Ben Sulsky *Ben Sulsky Eliminated in 3rd Place ($110,485)* Don Nguyen raised to 60,000 preflop on the button and Ben Sulsky reraised to 145,000. Nguyen reraised and Sulsky reraised all in for 935,000. Nguyen called and they revealed their hands. Nguyen: 82 Sulsky: AJ Board: K97J10 Sulsky was eliminated in third place and Nguyen advanced to the final of this heads-up event thanks to a straight on the river. Justin Bonomo vs. Mark Radoja *Justin Bonomo Eliminated in 3rd Place ($110,485)* Justin Bonomo raised all in on the button preflop and Mark Radoja called. The two players then tabled their hands. Radoja: A10 Bonomo: J7 Board: A63K3 Bonomo was eliminated in third place thanks to a pair of aces and Radoja advanced to the final match against Don Nguyen. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Mark Radoja, Ben Sulsky, Don Nguyen Level 1-3 Update: Don Nguyen Doubles Through Ben Sulsky Jun 09, '13 Level: 3 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 4 out of 162 Average Chip Count: 1,920,000 Live Updates: Don Nguyen vs. Ben Sulsky Don Nguyen raised to 32,000 on the button and Ben Sulsky reraised enough to put Nguyen all in. Nguyen called and they flipped over their cards. Nguyen: A10 Sulsky: K6 Board: 1073Q10 Nguyen doubled up on the hand to 2 million and he held a slight lead over Sulsky, who held 1.8 million. Justin Bonomo vs. Mark Radoja *Justin Bonomo Takes the Lead* Mark Radoja raised on the button to 40,000 preflop and Justin Bonomo reraised to 120,000. Radoja called and the flop was dealt 832. Bonomo bet 100,000 and Radoja raised to 215,000. Bonomo reraised to 900,000 and Radoja pondered the all-in call. He eventually released his cards and took a hit down to 1.5 million. He was down to 1,280,000 by the end of Level 3 and Bonomo held the upper hand with 2,560,000. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Mark Radoja, Ben Sulsky, Don Nguyen View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 30, '11	2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker	$2,500 Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw Lowball	3	+
Leonard Martin Wins Event #49 ($189,919) Jul 01, '11 Justin Bonomo Eliminated in 2nd Place ($117,305) With the elimination of David Bach in 3rd place, Justin Bonomo took a 2:1 chip lead into heads-up play with 1,605,000 to Leonard Martin’s 750,000. Martin was slowly able to chip up to even and then steal the chip lead for himself towards the end of Level 27, and after slipping back down a bit in Level 28, he pulled way out in front after winning a big pot with an 8 – 7 low against Bonomo’s 10 – 9 low. That hand put Martin at almost 2 million, leaving Bonomo with just about 400,000. On the final hand of the tournament, Leonard Martin button-raised before the draw and Justin Bonomo called from the big blind. Bonomo drew two cards and Martin drew one. Bonomo checked, Martin bet and Bonomo called. On the second draw, Bonomo drew one card and Martin stood pat. Bonomo checked, Martin bet, Bonomo check-raised all in and Martin called. On the third and final draw, Bonomo drew one card and Martin stood pat. Bonomo: K – 7 – 4 – 3 – 2 Martin: 8 – 7 – 6 – 4 – 3 Martin had made an eight-low after the first draw and while Bonomo was drawing live on the final draw with a seven-high, he bricked with a king and Martin won the pot. Justin Bonomo was eliminated in 2nd place ($117,305) and Leonard Martin wins the gold bracelet for Event #49 and the $189,919 grand prize. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo Level 26: Bonomo Leads Martin Heads-Up; Bach 3rd Jul 01, '11 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Limits: 30,000-60,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 310 Average Chip Count: 1,162,500 Chip Counts: 1. Justin Bonomo – 1,560,000 2. Leonard Martin – 750,000 Eliminations: 3rd. David Bach – $77,517 David Bach Eliminated in 3rd Place ($77,517) David Bach opened for a raise from the small blind, Leonard Martin reraised the big blind and Bach called. On the first draw, both players drew two cards each. Bach bet, Martin raised and Bach called all in. On the second draw both players drew one card each. On third and final draw, both players drew one card each. Bach: 8 – 6 – 3 – 3 – 2 Martin: 9 – 5 – 4 – 3 – 2 Martin made a nine-low on the final draw while Bach bricked with a pair of threes. David Bach was eliminated in 3rd place ($77,517). NOTE: With the elimination of David Bach in 3rd place, Justin Bonomo took the chip lead going into heads-up play with 1,560,000 to Leonard Martin’s 750,000. Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: David Bach, Justin Bonomo Level 25: Bonomo Leads Final Three; Tanaka 4th, Elezra 5th Jul 01, '11 Blinds: 13,000-35,000 Limits: 25,000-50,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 310 Average Chip Count: 775,000 Chip Counts: 1. Justin Bonomo – 1,200,000 2. Leonard Martin – 520,000 3. David Bach – 513,000 Eliminations: 4th. Masayoshi Tanaka – $52,680 5th. Eli Elezra – $36,596 Eli Elezra Eliminated in 5th Place ($36,596) Eli Elezra opened for a raise from under the gun and Masayoshi Tanaka called from the big blind. On the first draw, Tanaka drew three cards and Elezra drew two cards. Tenaka bet and Elezra called. On the second draw, Tanaka Drew one card and Elezra drew two cards. Tanaka bet and Elezra called all in. Both players stood pat on the final draw. Elezra: 9 – 8 – 5 – 3 – 2 Tanaka: 8 – 7 – 4 – 3 – 2 Elezra drew to a nine-low after the second draw but Tanaka made an eight-low that same round to win the pot. Eli Elezra was eliminated in 5th place ($36,595). Masayoshi Tanaka Eliminated in 4th Place ($52,680) Justin Bonomo button-raised before the the draw and Masayoshi Tanaka called all in from the small blind. On the first draw, Tanaka drew one card and Bonomo drew two. On the second draw, Tanaka drew one card and Bonomo drew two. On the third and final draw, Tanaka and Bonomo drew one card each. Tanaka: 8 – 6 – 5 – 4 – 3 Bonomo: 7 – 5 – 4 – 3 – 2 Tanaka drew to an eight-low on the final draw but Bonomo drew to a seven-low to win the pot. Masayoshi Tanaka was eliminated in 4th place ($52,680). Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: Eli Elezra, Justin Bonomo, Masayoshi Tanaka Level 22: Turner Eliminated 7th, Final Table Now Underway Jun 30, '11 NOTE: The day began with 13 players, and with the elimination of Jon Turner in 7th place ($18,804), the official six-handed final table is now underway. Blinds: 6,000-12,000 Limits: 12,000-24,000 Players Remaining: 6 out of 310 Average Chip Count: 387,500 Chip Counts: 1. David Bach – 817,000 2. Eli Elezra – 434,000 3. Jason Mercier – 343,000 4. Justin Bonomo – 313,000 5. Leonard Martin – 273,000 6. Masayoshi Tanaka – 148,000 Payouts: 1st. $189,818 2nd. $117,305 3rd. $77,517 4th. $52,680 5th. $36,595 6th. $25,967 Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: Eli Elezra, David Bach, Justin Bonomo, Jon Turner, Jason Mercier, Masayoshi Tanaka View All Live Updates From This Event
May 31, '11	2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker	$25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Heads-Up Championship	1	+
Round Two: Hour One -- Bonomo Busts Early May 31, '11 Note: Three blind levels will be played each hour, as each is just 20 minutes long. The only difference in round 2 is that the blinds begin at 300-600. Players Remaining: 63 out of 128 Starting Stacks: 150,000 broken up into three chances — meaning that the players started with 50,000 and had 100,000 additional on the side that they could add on at anytime before a hand. If their additional chips were not in play when a hand begins, those chips couldn’t be used to wager with. Round 2 Seat Draw: Here is a look at the matchups for round 2 table-by-table in the Amazon Room: David Benyamine vs Erik Sagstrom Alexander Kostritsyn vs Anthony Guetti Chris Moorman vs Chris Moore Richard Lyndaker vs Vivek Rajkumar Dani Stern vs Michael Pesek Jake Cody vs Frank Kassela Shawn Buchanan vs Isaac Haxton Jonathan Jaffe vs Masaaki Kagawa Zach Hyman vs Ashton Griffin Bryn Kenney vs Tom Dwan Daniel Alaei vs Justin Bonomo Gus Hansen vs Greg Brooks Steve Billirakis vs Benjamin Tollerence Trevor Pope vs David Baker Shaun Deeb vs Matt Marafioti Antonio Esfandiari vs Maxim Lykov Eric Froehlich vs. Scott Clements Steve Zolotow vs. Ayaz Mahmood John Duthie vs. Jonathan Duhamel Carlos Mortensen vs. Amit Makhija Paul Volpe vs. Mikhail Smirnov Darren Elias vs. Lex Veldhuis Erik Cajelais vs. Scott Seiver Martin Kabrhel vs. Nikolay Evdakov Yevgeniy Timoshenko vs. Dan Cates Alex Kravchenko vs. Armitraj Singh Olivier Busquet vs. Justin Smith Andrew Robl vs. Erick Lindgren Kunimaro Kojo vs. Eugene Katchalov Vanessa Rousso vs. Nick Schulman Bruno Launais vs. David Paredes Kenny Tran vs. John Juanda Eliminations: Justin Bonomo Key Hands: *Daniel Alaei the First Player to Advance to Final 32 over Bonomo* Justin Bonomo held a set of deuces heading to the river against Daniel Alaei, who held a gutshot straight draw, and Bonomo was all in for his tournament life. The river card made Alaei’s straight and he advanced to the round of 32. Bonomo was the first player eliminated in the second round on the hand. *Nick Schulman Flops a Flush against Rousso* The flop read K 4 2 when Vanessa Rousso bet 7,500. Nick Schulman raised to 18,500 and Rousso then reraised all in. Schulman made the call to cover Rousso and they flipped over their cards: Rousso: A 8 Schulman: 10 8 Turn and River: 4 and 3 Schulman had flopped the flush and he won the hand to grow his stack considerably. Rousso went to her add-on chips to reload after the hand. Player Tags: Daniel Alaei, Justin Bonomo, Vanessa Rousso, Nick Schulman View All Live Updates From This Event
Dec 03, '10	2010 Five Diamond World Poker Classic	WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic Main Event	1	+
Level 2 Update: Owen Crowe Surges Up Leaderboard Dec 03, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 340 out of 371 (unofficial) Chip Counts: 1. Antonio Esfandiari — 100,000 2. Owen Crowe — 94,000 3. Mark Newhouse — 84,000 4. Gabe Patgorski — 78,000 5. Ryan D’Angelo — 70,000 6. Jason Potter — 70,000 7. Ted Lawson — 70,000 8. Jordan Young — 68,000 9. Daniel Fuhs — 65,000 10. McLean Karr — 62,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman — 32,000 Average Chip Count: About 43,000 Notable Eliminations: Alex Kamberis Barry Shulman Justin Bonomo Chino Rheem Big Hands: Owen Crowe Scores A Gift K.O. Jonathan Little raised from under the gun and a player flat called in middle position. Owen Crowe then three-bet from the button and Little made the call. The middle position player then reraised to 5,000 and Crowe reraised to 11,825. Little got the hint and folded, prompting the other player to call. The flop came down Q64 and action checked to Crowe, who bet 5,200. The middle position player check-raised to 15,500 and Crowe moved all in. The other player called for his last 10,000 in chips and showed AK, which was way behind to Crowe’s pocket aces. The board filled out with the 82 and Crowe moved up to 94,000 in chips, good for second place on the leaderboard. Justin Bonomo Hits The Rail Though Justin Bonomo managed to get as high as 60,000 in chips, he was eliminated just before the conclusion of level 2 after running his pocket kings right into an opponent’s pocket aces. CardPlayer TV: Check out this video interview with Justin Young, former WPT Five-Diamond final tablist and winner of the recent $5,000 buy-in preliminary event here at Bellagio. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Owen Crowe View All Live Updates From This Event
Nov 14, '10	2010 NAPT Los Angeles	NAPT L.A. Main Event	3	+
Level 7 Update: Approaching 200 Players Nov 12, '10 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 215 of 330 Eliminations: Jeff Madsen Ryan D’Angelo Kyle Bowker Matt Marafioti David Baker Amanda Baker Men Nguyen Justin Young Scott Seiver Andrew Lichtenberger Tim Phan Big Hands: *Bonomo vs. Phan* Justin Bonomo raised to 1,700 UTG+1 and John Phan reraised to 3,100 from the hijack. The flop fell K 7 4 and John Phan bet 4,025. Bonomo made the call and the 3 fell on the turn. Phan bet 9,000 and once again Bonomo made the call. Both players checked the K on the river and Bonomo revealed J J. Phan mucked his cards. *Tim Phan Busts* The board read 8 7 6 7 J and a sizable pot sat on the table when Adam Levy fired out a 30,000 bet. Tim Phan went into the tank for a while and eventually made the all-in call. Levy flipped over 8 8 and Phan mucked his cards and left the tournament area. *Antonio Esfandiari Takes a Big Hit* The board read K Q 4 8 when Antonio Esfandiari bet 29,800 on the button. The small blind reraised all in for 53,100 and Esfandiari made the call. Their cards: Esfandiari: 7 5 Small Blind: K 9 River: 10 The small blind doubled up and Esfandiari saw his stack plummet. Left in the Deck *Bustout Pace Increases* The rate of eliminations has increased drastically during these last two levels of play. More than a third of the field has fallen already today, and by the end of play tonight the 330 players that started the day should be chopped in half. Player Tags: John Phan, Tim Phan, Justin Bonomo, Adam Levy Justin Bonomo Eliminated by Bryn Kenney Nov 14, '10 Shortly before the break, Shane Schleger raised to 6,000 and Justin Bonomo called. Bryn Kenney then raised to 20,400 from the big blind and Schleger folded. Bonomo then moved all in for 130,000. Kenney took his time before calling and showed AQ, which had Bonomo’s AJ dominated. The dealer rolled out a board of A54Q3 and Bonomo was eliminated. Kenney now has 385,000 in chips. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Bryn Kenney View All Live Updates From This Event
Nov 12, '10	2010 NAPT Los Angeles	NAPT L.A. Main Event	1	+
Level 7 Update: Approaching 200 Players Nov 12, '10 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 215 of 330 Eliminations: Jeff Madsen Ryan D’Angelo Kyle Bowker Matt Marafioti David Baker Amanda Baker Men Nguyen Justin Young Scott Seiver Andrew Lichtenberger Tim Phan Big Hands: *Bonomo vs. Phan* Justin Bonomo raised to 1,700 UTG+1 and John Phan reraised to 3,100 from the hijack. The flop fell K 7 4 and John Phan bet 4,025. Bonomo made the call and the 3 fell on the turn. Phan bet 9,000 and once again Bonomo made the call. Both players checked the K on the river and Bonomo revealed J J. Phan mucked his cards. *Tim Phan Busts* The board read 8 7 6 7 J and a sizable pot sat on the table when Adam Levy fired out a 30,000 bet. Tim Phan went into the tank for a while and eventually made the all-in call. Levy flipped over 8 8 and Phan mucked his cards and left the tournament area. *Antonio Esfandiari Takes a Big Hit* The board read K Q 4 8 when Antonio Esfandiari bet 29,800 on the button. The small blind reraised all in for 53,100 and Esfandiari made the call. Their cards: Esfandiari: 7 5 Small Blind: K 9 River: 10 The small blind doubled up and Esfandiari saw his stack plummet. Left in the Deck *Bustout Pace Increases* The rate of eliminations has increased drastically during these last two levels of play. More than a third of the field has fallen already today, and by the end of play tonight the 330 players that started the day should be chopped in half. Player Tags: John Phan, Tim Phan, Justin Bonomo, Adam Levy Justin Bonomo Eliminated by Bryn Kenney Nov 14, '10 Shortly before the break, Shane Schleger raised to 6,000 and Justin Bonomo called. Bryn Kenney then raised to 20,400 from the big blind and Schleger folded. Bonomo then moved all in for 130,000. Kenney took his time before calling and showed AQ, which had Bonomo’s AJ dominated. The dealer rolled out a board of A54Q3 and Bonomo was eliminated. Kenney now has 385,000 in chips. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Bryn Kenney View All Live Updates From This Event
Jul 02, '10	2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker	Event 52 - $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed	3	+
Level 8 Update: Justin Bonomo Doubles Up Jun 30, '10 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 98 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 146,173 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 400,000 2. Sam Trickett — 383,000 3. Philippe D’Auteuil — 380,000 4. Dave Sands — 360,000 5. McLean Karr — 350,000 6. Alex Roumeliotis — 320,000 7. Chris Oliver — 320,000 8. Nick Schulman — 315,000 9. Mikael Thuritz — 294,000 10. Bryn Kenney — 275,000 Notable Eliminations: Gavin Smith Player Twitter Accounts: Beth Shak Daniel Kelly Kevin Saul Dani Stern Justin Bonomo Daniel Negreanu David Sands Big Hands: Davidi Kitai Doubles Up David Kitai was all in with the AA versus the 55 of Isaac Haxton. Kitai was up to 195,000 and Haxton was down to 160,000. Justin Bonomo Doubles Up Justin Bonomo was all in for 80,000 after a five-bet versus Elijah Berg. Bonomo tabled the 99 and was in a coin flip against Berg’s AK. The board ran out QJ9A6 and Bonomo doubled to 165,000. Berg was at 73,000 after the hand. Tobias Reinkemeier Eliminated Tobias Reinkemeier’s pocket fours were beat by the KQ of Hoyt Corkins. Reinkemeier was sent to the rail while Corkins raked in the pot. Gavin Smith Eliminated Gavin Smith was all in with the 55. Unfortunately for Smith he ran into the pocket kings of his opponent. Smith was eliminated. Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Justin Bonomo, Davidi Kitai Level 20: Bonomo Busto Jul 02, '10 Bonomo’s Queens Let Him Down, Out in 18th ($58,699) Facing a raise to 44,000 from Brian Hodhod and a reraise to 100,000 from Vadim Trincher, Justin Bonomo moved all in for 570,000. Hodhod moved all in over the top and Trincher folded. Their hands: Bonomo: QQ Hodhod: AK The flop gave Hodhod even more outs, running 985. But all he needed was the A turn to take the lead, and he held it through the 2 river to take the pot and eliminate Bonomo is 18th place, making him the first player to cash, for $58,699. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Brian Hodhod View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 30, '10	2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker	Event 52 - $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed	1	+
Level 8 Update: Justin Bonomo Doubles Up Jun 30, '10 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 98 out of 191 Average Chip Count: 146,173 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 400,000 2. Sam Trickett — 383,000 3. Philippe D’Auteuil — 380,000 4. Dave Sands — 360,000 5. McLean Karr — 350,000 6. Alex Roumeliotis — 320,000 7. Chris Oliver — 320,000 8. Nick Schulman — 315,000 9. Mikael Thuritz — 294,000 10. Bryn Kenney — 275,000 Notable Eliminations: Gavin Smith Player Twitter Accounts: Beth Shak Daniel Kelly Kevin Saul Dani Stern Justin Bonomo Daniel Negreanu David Sands Big Hands: Davidi Kitai Doubles Up David Kitai was all in with the AA versus the 55 of Isaac Haxton. Kitai was up to 195,000 and Haxton was down to 160,000. Justin Bonomo Doubles Up Justin Bonomo was all in for 80,000 after a five-bet versus Elijah Berg. Bonomo tabled the 99 and was in a coin flip against Berg’s AK. The board ran out QJ9A6 and Bonomo doubled to 165,000. Berg was at 73,000 after the hand. Tobias Reinkemeier Eliminated Tobias Reinkemeier’s pocket fours were beat by the KQ of Hoyt Corkins. Reinkemeier was sent to the rail while Corkins raked in the pot. Gavin Smith Eliminated Gavin Smith was all in with the 55. Unfortunately for Smith he ran into the pocket kings of his opponent. Smith was eliminated. Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Justin Bonomo, Davidi Kitai Level 20: Bonomo Busto Jul 02, '10 Bonomo’s Queens Let Him Down, Out in 18th ($58,699) Facing a raise to 44,000 from Brian Hodhod and a reraise to 100,000 from Vadim Trincher, Justin Bonomo moved all in for 570,000. Hodhod moved all in over the top and Trincher folded. Their hands: Bonomo: QQ Hodhod: AK The flop gave Hodhod even more outs, running 985. But all he needed was the A turn to take the lead, and he held it through the 2 river to take the pot and eliminate Bonomo is 18th place, making him the first player to cash, for $58,699. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Brian Hodhod View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 18, '10	2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker	Event 35 - $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Heads Up Championship	1	+
Hour 1 Update: Andrew Lichtenberger and Michael Mizrachi Eliminated Jun 18, '10 Blinds: 200-400 Players Remaining: 253 out of 256 Starting Chip Stack: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: Andrew Lichtenberger Michael Mizrachi Justin Bonomo Advanced to Round Two at 10 p.m. PST: Phil Ivey Antonio Esfandiari Jason Somerville Big Hands: Andrew Lichtenberger Eliminated We caught up with the action on a board of AQJA. Andrew Lichtenberger bet 4,800 and Jason Somerville went into the tank. He eventually announced he was all in and Lichtenberger snap-called. Somerville tabled the K10 for a straight while Lichtenberger exposed A-K for trips. The river bricked for Lichtenberger and he was eliminated early in round one. Michael Mizrachi Eliminated Michael Mizrachi opened to 150 and Phil Ivey raised to 400. Mizrachi four-bet to 2,500. Ivey five-bet shoved. Mizrachi made the call and exposed the 99 and was in a coin flip against the AJ of Ivey. The board ran out Q828A as Ivey won the hand on the river. Mizrachi was gone and Ivey quickly ran over to the other tournament he is in. Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Michael Mizrachi, Justin Bonomo, Jason Somerville View All Live Updates From This Event