| Buy-In: | $5,000 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $2,669,600 |
| Entrants: | 568 |
Blinds: 80,000-160,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 1 out of 568
Notable Eliminations:
2. Men Nguyen — $412,746
Big Hands:
Jeffrey Papola made it 320,000 from the button and Men Nguyen moved all-in for just over 2,000,000 and was snap called by Papola. Papola showed J
J
and was ahead of Nguyen’s K10.
The board ran out 7759
A, keeping Papola’s jacks in the lead and giving him the bracelet.
Nguyen will take home $412,746 for second place and Papola takes the bracelet, along with $667,443
Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 out of 568
Average Chip Count: 4,260,000
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Jeffrey Papola — 6,500,000
2. Men Nguyen — 1,980,000
Notable Eliminations:
3. Mark Radoja — $262,902
Big Hands:
Mark Radoja Eliminated in Third Place ($262,902)
Mark Radoja raised to 175,000 on the buttton and Jeffrey Papola called from the big blind.
The flop was 54
9 and Papola checked over to Radoja, who fired out 225,000. Papola made a raised to 575,000 and Radoja moved all-in and was called by Papola.
Papola showed the 109 and Radoja had a flush draw with the Q8.
The turn gave Radoja more outs when the 8 peeled off, but the river was the K, giving the pot to Papola and sending Radoja home with $262,902 in his pocket.
The elimination sent Men Nguyen into a frenzied celebration that upset some of the supporters of Radoja supporters on the rail. There were some things shouted at Nguyen before the tournament director asked them to leave.
Blinds: 25,000-50,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 out of 568
Average Chip Count: 2,840,000
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Men Nguyen — 3,250,000
2. Mark Radoja — 2,700,000
3. Jeffrey Papola — 2,300,000
Notable Eliminations:
5. Orlando Delacruz — $117,595
4. Bruno Launais — $173,123
Big Hands:
Orlando Delacruz Eliminated in Fifth Place ($117,595)
Orlando Delacruz was left with less than a big blind after doubling up Mark Radoja the hand before this. Delacruz was all-in in the big blind and Jeffrey Papola limped in and Radoja completed the small blind.
The flop was 1032 and Papola bet 150,000 after a check from Rodoja. Radoja folded and Papola showed 92 and Delacruz showed the K7.
Delacruz failed to improve his hand and was eliminated from in fifth place, good for $117,595.
Launais Runs Into Big Slick, Eliminated in Fourth Place ($173,123)
Action folded to Bruno Launais in the small blind and he shoved all-in for 600,000 and was called by Mark Radoja.
Launais showed the Q4 and Radoja showed AK.
The board ran out AQJA9, meaning Launais was drawing dead on the turn and will be eliminated in fourth place.
Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 5 out of 568
Average Chip Count: 1,704,000
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Jeffrey Papola — 3,200,000
2. Men Nguyen — 2,950,000
3. Mark Radjola — 1,800,000
4. Bruno Launais — 585,000
5. Orloando Delacruz — 25,000
Notable Eliminations:
6. Erick Lindgren – $82,303
Big Hands:
Cold Deck Sends Lindgren Out In Sixth
Bruno Launais raised to 90,000 from under-the-gun and Erick Lindgren three-bet to 260,000. Men Nguyen then made a cold four-bet all-in for 1,500,000. Launais got out of the way and then Lindgren went into the tank.
“I could always get lucky,” said Lindgren after a minute of thought.
“I’ll make you a deal,” Nguyen said. “If you fold and show, I’ll show.”
Lindgren thought a for a little longer before letting out a sigh and calling. Lindgren showed pocket queens and was in bad shape against Nguyen’s pocket Kings.
Lindgren couldn’t find a queen on the board and that made him the first elimination at this final table. He’ll take home $82,303 for his finish.
The final two tables of event no. 32 ($5,000 no limit hold’em six-handed) will return at 3 p.m. to battle down to a champion.
The remaining 12 players will return at level 21 with the blinds at 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante. The average stack is 710,000 and each player is guaranteed at least $33,476 in prize money.
Erick Lindgren enters the final day as one of the chip leaders. He will go in search of his ninth WSOP final table and second bracelet. Men Nguyen is also still alive and he will be going for his second bracelet of 2010 and eighth overall, although he will have the toughest climb as the short stack.
Stay tuned to CardPlayer.com as we bring you all of the elimination hands as soon as the field reaches the final table on the last day of event no. 32.
Here are the starting chip counts for today:
Table 312
Seat 1: Orlando Delacruz — 301,000
Seat 2: Anthony Roux — 668,000
Seat 3: Evan Panesis — 299,000
Seat 4: Jeffrey Papola — 598,000
Seat 5: Mark Radoja — 1,493,000
Seat 6: Darren Elias — 841,000
Table 314
Seat 1: Bruno Launais — 875,000
Seat 2: Men Nguyen — 264,000
Seat 3: Erick Lindgren — 1,165,000
Seat 4: Taylor Mcfarland — 848,000
Seat 5: Paul Sheng — 712,000
Seat 6: Lucas Greenwood — 425,000
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