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| Jul 11, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 6 Update: Field Thinning RapidlyJul 11, '11 Note: Levels are two hours in length. There will be a 90-minute dinner break after level 8. Players Remaining: About 4,300 of 6,865 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Chip Leaders: 1. Fred Berger — 210,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman — 51,000 Notables Eliminated: Mike Sica, Glen Chorny, Brian Hastings, Allen Kessler, Pat Pezzin, Jeff Williams, Dan Harrington, Dutch Boyd Hands:
Phil Gordon raised to 1,500 from late position and was called by the player in the big blind. The flop came down K Gordon continued with a bet of 2,500 and the big blind raised. Gordon reraised and his opponent moved all in. Gordon called and showed K His opponent showed 9 Cada Calls With Ace High Joe Cada raised to 1,200 from late position and was called by the small blind. The flop fell 4 The turn was the 3 Cada’s opponent could only turn over K
Day 1C chip leader Kevin Song raised to 1,700 from under the gun and got reraised by the button to 3,000. Song called and then called another bet of 3,000 on a flop of 9 The turn was the 9 His opponent tossed out 5,000 and Song called with pocket jacks. The other player showed down K Paul Pierce Heading The Wrong Direction Boston Celtics star Paul Pierce had a great day 1, but his day 2 isn’t going as smoothly. Pierce recently paid off a bet holding As 6s on a board of A Pierce now has 51,000 in chips. Pretty good, but nowhere near where he once was. Poker Tweets:
Player Tags: Kevin Song, Phil Gordon, Joseph Cada |
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| Mar 06, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 2 | + |
Level 7 Update -- Table 11 is StackedMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 104 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 70,000 Notable Eliminations: Carter Phillips Big Hands: Table 11 on the Rise Table 11 has been collecting talented players throughout day 1B and there is now a fun collection of players seated together. The table currently features Daniel Negreanu, Kathy Liebert, Dwyte Pilgrim, and John Hennigan. Michael Katz takes a Hit The hi-jack bet 1,250 preflop and Michael Katz made the call from the big blind. A player under the gun called as well and the flop fell K Joe Cada Doubles Up an Opponent A player in late position raised to 1,700 preflop and Cada reraised all in. His opponent made the all-in call for 14,625. Their cards: Cada: 10 Board: K Cada’s opponent doubled up and his stack fell below 15,000 as a consequence. Poker Tweet — Barry Greenstein
Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Daniel Negreanu, John Hennigan, Dwyte Pilgrim, Joseph Cada, Michael Katz |
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| Nov 14, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 3 | + |
Joe Cada Loses Race For His Tournament LifeNov 14, '10
Apparently, Cada was all in holding A-K against an opponent’s pocket jacks. The flop of K-10-x looked good for a bit, but the queen on the turn and the ace on the river saw his two pair go down to a Broadway straight. Player Tags: Joseph Cada |
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| Jul 12, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 7 | + |
Level 12 Hour One Update: Joe Cada OutJul 12, '10 Note: Players are now on a 90-minute dinner break and will return at 8:15 p.m. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 1,454 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 151,011 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 267,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Kevin Gates – 590,000 Notable Eliminations: Joe Cada Big Hands:
The player in seat 2 raised to 4,200 preflop and the player in seat 4 made the call. The action then folded to Evelyn Ng in the small blind and she repopped to 16,000. Seat 2 called while seat 4 got out of the way. The flop came down K Ng checked this time and seat 2 bet 16,000. That induced a fold from Ng and she was down to 88,000 after dropping that pot. Hennigan Sees A Flop The player under the gun raised to 4,500 and the action folded around to John Hennigan in the big blind. He decided to make the call and both players saw a flop of J Hennigan checked and his opponent fired 7,000. Hennigan uncapped his cards and mucked his hand and he was at 90,000.
Four players limped preflop only to see Joe Cada move all in for 67,800. The button was the only player who decided to look him up and they turned their hands: Cada: A Cada was racing for his chance to repeat and the flop looked promising when it fell K The river was the 6 Corkins Bets Out The Competition Four players, including Hoyt Corkins, limped in preflop and saw the flop come 8 The action was checked around to Corkins and he fired 4,600. Everyone mucked and Corkins took down a small pot. His stack was anything but small, however, as he was up to 287,000.
Michael Mizrachi opened for 5,100 from under the gun. The next player in seat 4 flatted and seat 5 did the same. Action then folded around to the big blind who moved all in for 6,400 more. The action was back on Mizrachi and he repopped for another 20,000. Seat 4 then put in another raise to 65,000. Seat 5 mucked and Mizrachi took a tank session as the ESPN cameras surrounded the table. Mizrachi eventually decided to muck and looked confused when his opponent tabled J Mizrachi apparently did not understand why his opponent raised so much with just jacks. The big blind tabled A Mizrachi was down to 90,000.
On a flop of A Billy Kopp Coolered Billy Kopp three-bet a late position raise from the big blind. He was four-bet and Kopp smooth called. The flop came 8
On a board reading Q Bernard Lee Loses a Pot On a board reading K
Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Evelyn Ng, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Patrik Antonius, Bernard Lee, Billy Kopp, Joseph Cada Level Eight Hour Two Update: Naujoks ClimbingJul 09, '10 Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 1,653 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 109,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dragan Galic – 360,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 Seat 9 led out with 7,300 and Naujoks made it 20,000 to go. Seat 9 tanked for awhile but then mucked his hand. Naujoks took in the pot and she was at 105,000. Maria Ho Adds To Her Stack Picking up the action after the turn, the board read Q Ho took a small pot and she was at 36,000.
The player in seat 5 raised to 1,600 and Antonio Esfandiari made the call from the button. The flop then came down Q Esfandiari raised to 5,300 and that’s when the ESPN cameras showed up. “I guess I wouldn’t mind getting knocked out on camera,” seat 5 said. He moved all in for about 20,000 more. Esfandiari simply mucked his hand and he was at 80,000. Hasting’s Stack Keeps Growing Brian Hastings was in a heads-up pot and on the turn the board read A There was another check and Hastings bet 15,000, which was called again. Hastings showed A
Erik Seidel raised from the cutoff and Greg Fishberg called from the small blind. The two saw a flop of K Seidel just had a disappointed look on his face as he didn’t turn over his cards. Fishberg showed J Seidel falls to 17,000 and Fishberg is up to 88,000. Live Poker is Rigged Rob Saltiel was on the button and bet after his opponent checked on the turn with the board reading A Saltiel showed 8 Saltiel doubled up to 50,000.
A player raised to 2,200 and was called by the cutoff, the button, and Lex Veldhuis in the small blind. The player in the big blind then squeezed and moved all-in for 17,100. It folded back around to Veldhuis who tossed in the call. Veldhuis showed 6 The turn was the 7 Hennigan Lets One Go Jonn Hennigan and his opponent checked down a board of 10
Reigning champ Joe Cada faced a raise of 2,100 by the player in seat 8. Cada wasted little time raising to 6,000 from the button. Action folded back to seat 8 who moved all in for about 17,000 more. Cada made the call and they showed their hands: Opponent: A Cada easily had his opponent, and the two went into a coin flip. The flop was great for Cada, running 2 Cada knocked out the player and chipped up to around 92,000 in chips. Grinder Bros. Keep Rolling Brothers Michael and Robert Mizrachi are seated at tables 288 and table 289 in the blue section. The ESPN camera crews are planted between the two tables, but the Mizrachi’s are focused on their A-game. In one hand, Michael and the player in the big blind called a 2,100 raise from the player in seat 5. The flop ran 2 Robert is among the chip leaders with around 225,000. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Antonio Esfandiari, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Maria Ho, Sandra Naujoks, Joseph Cada Level Five Hour Two Update: Baron Climbing The RanksJul 09, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,412 out of 2,412 Average Chip Count: Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Corwin Cole – 228,200 Notable Eliminations: Mike Sexton Big Hands:
Dennis Phillips got his last 9,225 in the middle preflop with A The flop was K A few hands later, Phillips raised to 1,180 from the hijack and the player in the big blind made the call. The flop came down A Phillips bet 1,500 and the big blind check-raised to 3,300. Phillips thought for a bit and then repopped it to 7,500. The big blind thought for a few moments of his own and then released his hand, turning over the A Phillips took in the pot and he was at 24,000. Ho Can’t Call Picking up the action after the flop came down J The turn was the J
After the flop came down 5 Seat 5 led out for 3,000 and Baldwin made the call again. The river was the 7 Baldwin did the same and seat 5 tabled Q “The curse is finally over,” Baldwin said to the ESPN crew surrounding the table. “I finally won one with you guys here.” He was at 70,000 after the hand. Cada Gives One Up Reigning champion Joe Cada was in the small blind heads up with the big blind. On a flop of 2 Cada made the call and the 6 Sexton Getting Short, Then Busts Mike Sexton made it 1,200 to go from under the gun and action folded around to the big blind, who called. The flop came 2
Isaac Baron called a large preflop raise from the player in seat 4 and saw a flop of K On the K The 5 Baron had around 134,000 in chips after the hand. Chan Picking Up Where He Left Off Johnny Chan left his day 1 as one of the tournament’s chip leaders. He picked up where he left off early in day 2a. Chan limped in from the small blind and the big blind checked the action. The flop ran 6 It was a small win, but Chan now has around 164,000 in chips.
A player raised to 1,200 preflop and Scotty Nguyen made the call from the small blind. Darryll Fish also called from the big blind and the three players saw a flop of J All three players checked and the turn was the A His opponent mucked the A Somerville Surges All we were able to see was Jason Somerville showing down 3 Somerville is now up to 87,400 with his newly acquired chips. Tiffany Michelle Doubles There were four limpers in front of her and then Tiffany Michelle raised to 3,500 on the button. The player in the small blind made it 5,700 more to Michelle and she quickly called. Michelle said call and then realized that she had said call and lamented how she had intended to move in for her remaining 5,500. The flop was 4 Michelle tabled 7 Player Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Johnny Chan, Mike Sexton, Maria Ho, Jason Somerville, Isaac Baron, Eric Baldwin, Tiffany Michelle, Dennis Phillips, Joseph Cada Event No. 57 ($10,000 no-limit hold’em main event) Begins at Noon on MondayJul 05, '10
Event No. 57 ($10,000 no-limit hold’em main event) at the 2010 World Series of Poker will begin at noon PDT on Monday, July 5. Players will begin with 30,000 in tournament chips. Blinds will start at 50-100. Levels will be 120-minutes long and there will be a 20-minute break after every level. There will be a 90-minute dinner break each day after the second level of play. Here is a look at the schedule for the event: NOTE: Days 1-5 are all scheduled for four levels of play. All tournament days begin at noon PDT. Monday, July 5: Day 1A The summer schedule for the 41st annual WSOP will conclude when the final table of nine is set. Those nine players will return in November to play at the final table. The final table is scheduled for play from November 6-9 at the Rio in Las Vegas. In 2009, this event attracted 6,494 players and the tournament was won by Joe Cada, who took home $8,547,043 in prize money. CardPlayer.com will bring you full live updates, top-ten chip counts, and results each day from this marquee event. Player Tags: Joseph Cada |
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| Jul 09, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 12 Hour One Update: Joe Cada OutJul 12, '10 Note: Players are now on a 90-minute dinner break and will return at 8:15 p.m. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 1,454 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 151,011 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 267,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Kevin Gates – 590,000 Notable Eliminations: Joe Cada Big Hands:
The player in seat 2 raised to 4,200 preflop and the player in seat 4 made the call. The action then folded to Evelyn Ng in the small blind and she repopped to 16,000. Seat 2 called while seat 4 got out of the way. The flop came down K Ng checked this time and seat 2 bet 16,000. That induced a fold from Ng and she was down to 88,000 after dropping that pot. Hennigan Sees A Flop The player under the gun raised to 4,500 and the action folded around to John Hennigan in the big blind. He decided to make the call and both players saw a flop of J Hennigan checked and his opponent fired 7,000. Hennigan uncapped his cards and mucked his hand and he was at 90,000.
Four players limped preflop only to see Joe Cada move all in for 67,800. The button was the only player who decided to look him up and they turned their hands: Cada: A Cada was racing for his chance to repeat and the flop looked promising when it fell K The river was the 6 Corkins Bets Out The Competition Four players, including Hoyt Corkins, limped in preflop and saw the flop come 8 The action was checked around to Corkins and he fired 4,600. Everyone mucked and Corkins took down a small pot. His stack was anything but small, however, as he was up to 287,000.
Michael Mizrachi opened for 5,100 from under the gun. The next player in seat 4 flatted and seat 5 did the same. Action then folded around to the big blind who moved all in for 6,400 more. The action was back on Mizrachi and he repopped for another 20,000. Seat 4 then put in another raise to 65,000. Seat 5 mucked and Mizrachi took a tank session as the ESPN cameras surrounded the table. Mizrachi eventually decided to muck and looked confused when his opponent tabled J Mizrachi apparently did not understand why his opponent raised so much with just jacks. The big blind tabled A Mizrachi was down to 90,000.
On a flop of A Billy Kopp Coolered Billy Kopp three-bet a late position raise from the big blind. He was four-bet and Kopp smooth called. The flop came 8
On a board reading Q Bernard Lee Loses a Pot On a board reading K
Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Evelyn Ng, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Patrik Antonius, Bernard Lee, Billy Kopp, Joseph Cada Level Eight Hour Two Update: Naujoks ClimbingJul 09, '10 Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 1,653 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 109,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dragan Galic – 360,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 Seat 9 led out with 7,300 and Naujoks made it 20,000 to go. Seat 9 tanked for awhile but then mucked his hand. Naujoks took in the pot and she was at 105,000. Maria Ho Adds To Her Stack Picking up the action after the turn, the board read Q Ho took a small pot and she was at 36,000.
The player in seat 5 raised to 1,600 and Antonio Esfandiari made the call from the button. The flop then came down Q Esfandiari raised to 5,300 and that’s when the ESPN cameras showed up. “I guess I wouldn’t mind getting knocked out on camera,” seat 5 said. He moved all in for about 20,000 more. Esfandiari simply mucked his hand and he was at 80,000. Hasting’s Stack Keeps Growing Brian Hastings was in a heads-up pot and on the turn the board read A There was another check and Hastings bet 15,000, which was called again. Hastings showed A
Erik Seidel raised from the cutoff and Greg Fishberg called from the small blind. The two saw a flop of K Seidel just had a disappointed look on his face as he didn’t turn over his cards. Fishberg showed J Seidel falls to 17,000 and Fishberg is up to 88,000. Live Poker is Rigged Rob Saltiel was on the button and bet after his opponent checked on the turn with the board reading A Saltiel showed 8 Saltiel doubled up to 50,000.
A player raised to 2,200 and was called by the cutoff, the button, and Lex Veldhuis in the small blind. The player in the big blind then squeezed and moved all-in for 17,100. It folded back around to Veldhuis who tossed in the call. Veldhuis showed 6 The turn was the 7 Hennigan Lets One Go Jonn Hennigan and his opponent checked down a board of 10
Reigning champ Joe Cada faced a raise of 2,100 by the player in seat 8. Cada wasted little time raising to 6,000 from the button. Action folded back to seat 8 who moved all in for about 17,000 more. Cada made the call and they showed their hands: Opponent: A Cada easily had his opponent, and the two went into a coin flip. The flop was great for Cada, running 2 Cada knocked out the player and chipped up to around 92,000 in chips. Grinder Bros. Keep Rolling Brothers Michael and Robert Mizrachi are seated at tables 288 and table 289 in the blue section. The ESPN camera crews are planted between the two tables, but the Mizrachi’s are focused on their A-game. In one hand, Michael and the player in the big blind called a 2,100 raise from the player in seat 5. The flop ran 2 Robert is among the chip leaders with around 225,000. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Antonio Esfandiari, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Maria Ho, Sandra Naujoks, Joseph Cada Level Five Hour Two Update: Baron Climbing The RanksJul 09, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,412 out of 2,412 Average Chip Count: Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Corwin Cole – 228,200 Notable Eliminations: Mike Sexton Big Hands:
Dennis Phillips got his last 9,225 in the middle preflop with A The flop was K A few hands later, Phillips raised to 1,180 from the hijack and the player in the big blind made the call. The flop came down A Phillips bet 1,500 and the big blind check-raised to 3,300. Phillips thought for a bit and then repopped it to 7,500. The big blind thought for a few moments of his own and then released his hand, turning over the A Phillips took in the pot and he was at 24,000. Ho Can’t Call Picking up the action after the flop came down J The turn was the J
After the flop came down 5 Seat 5 led out for 3,000 and Baldwin made the call again. The river was the 7 Baldwin did the same and seat 5 tabled Q “The curse is finally over,” Baldwin said to the ESPN crew surrounding the table. “I finally won one with you guys here.” He was at 70,000 after the hand. Cada Gives One Up Reigning champion Joe Cada was in the small blind heads up with the big blind. On a flop of 2 Cada made the call and the 6 Sexton Getting Short, Then Busts Mike Sexton made it 1,200 to go from under the gun and action folded around to the big blind, who called. The flop came 2
Isaac Baron called a large preflop raise from the player in seat 4 and saw a flop of K On the K The 5 Baron had around 134,000 in chips after the hand. Chan Picking Up Where He Left Off Johnny Chan left his day 1 as one of the tournament’s chip leaders. He picked up where he left off early in day 2a. Chan limped in from the small blind and the big blind checked the action. The flop ran 6 It was a small win, but Chan now has around 164,000 in chips.
A player raised to 1,200 preflop and Scotty Nguyen made the call from the small blind. Darryll Fish also called from the big blind and the three players saw a flop of J All three players checked and the turn was the A His opponent mucked the A Somerville Surges All we were able to see was Jason Somerville showing down 3 Somerville is now up to 87,400 with his newly acquired chips. Tiffany Michelle Doubles There were four limpers in front of her and then Tiffany Michelle raised to 3,500 on the button. The player in the small blind made it 5,700 more to Michelle and she quickly called. Michelle said call and then realized that she had said call and lamented how she had intended to move in for her remaining 5,500. The flop was 4 Michelle tabled 7 Player Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Johnny Chan, Mike Sexton, Maria Ho, Jason Somerville, Isaac Baron, Eric Baldwin, Tiffany Michelle, Dennis Phillips, Joseph Cada Event No. 57 ($10,000 no-limit hold’em main event) Begins at Noon on MondayJul 05, '10
Event No. 57 ($10,000 no-limit hold’em main event) at the 2010 World Series of Poker will begin at noon PDT on Monday, July 5. Players will begin with 30,000 in tournament chips. Blinds will start at 50-100. Levels will be 120-minutes long and there will be a 20-minute break after every level. There will be a 90-minute dinner break each day after the second level of play. Here is a look at the schedule for the event: NOTE: Days 1-5 are all scheduled for four levels of play. All tournament days begin at noon PDT. Monday, July 5: Day 1A The summer schedule for the 41st annual WSOP will conclude when the final table of nine is set. Those nine players will return in November to play at the final table. The final table is scheduled for play from November 6-9 at the Rio in Las Vegas. In 2009, this event attracted 6,494 players and the tournament was won by Joe Cada, who took home $8,547,043 in prize money. CardPlayer.com will bring you full live updates, top-ten chip counts, and results each day from this marquee event. Player Tags: Joseph Cada |
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| Jun 30, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 52 - $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed | 1 | + |
Level 2 Update: Peter Gould and Yevgeniy Timoshenko EliminatedJun 30, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: Not available Average Chip Count: Not available Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dave Sands — 158,000 Notable Eliminations: Peter Gould Player Twitter Accounts: Beth Shak Big Hands:
There was 6,500 in the pot with the board reading 10 Peter Gould Eliminated Dmitry Vitkind called a 750 chip bet from an under-the-gun player. Peter Gould shoved for 18,125 from the small blind. The original bettor folded and Vitkind called. Gould exposed pocket nines and was way behind against the pocket tens of Vitkind. The board ran out J David Sands Eliminates a Player Will Molson was all in on a 7 Joe Cada Crippled It was Joe Cada versus Dani Stern on a flop of K Player Tags: Peter Gould, Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Dani Stern, Joseph Cada |
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| Jul 05, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 12 Hour One Update: Joe Cada OutJul 12, '10 Note: Players are now on a 90-minute dinner break and will return at 8:15 p.m. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 1,454 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 151,011 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 267,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Kevin Gates – 590,000 Notable Eliminations: Joe Cada Big Hands:
The player in seat 2 raised to 4,200 preflop and the player in seat 4 made the call. The action then folded to Evelyn Ng in the small blind and she repopped to 16,000. Seat 2 called while seat 4 got out of the way. The flop came down K Ng checked this time and seat 2 bet 16,000. That induced a fold from Ng and she was down to 88,000 after dropping that pot. Hennigan Sees A Flop The player under the gun raised to 4,500 and the action folded around to John Hennigan in the big blind. He decided to make the call and both players saw a flop of J Hennigan checked and his opponent fired 7,000. Hennigan uncapped his cards and mucked his hand and he was at 90,000.
Four players limped preflop only to see Joe Cada move all in for 67,800. The button was the only player who decided to look him up and they turned their hands: Cada: A Cada was racing for his chance to repeat and the flop looked promising when it fell K The river was the 6 Corkins Bets Out The Competition Four players, including Hoyt Corkins, limped in preflop and saw the flop come 8 The action was checked around to Corkins and he fired 4,600. Everyone mucked and Corkins took down a small pot. His stack was anything but small, however, as he was up to 287,000.
Michael Mizrachi opened for 5,100 from under the gun. The next player in seat 4 flatted and seat 5 did the same. Action then folded around to the big blind who moved all in for 6,400 more. The action was back on Mizrachi and he repopped for another 20,000. Seat 4 then put in another raise to 65,000. Seat 5 mucked and Mizrachi took a tank session as the ESPN cameras surrounded the table. Mizrachi eventually decided to muck and looked confused when his opponent tabled J Mizrachi apparently did not understand why his opponent raised so much with just jacks. The big blind tabled A Mizrachi was down to 90,000.
On a flop of A Billy Kopp Coolered Billy Kopp three-bet a late position raise from the big blind. He was four-bet and Kopp smooth called. The flop came 8
On a board reading Q Bernard Lee Loses a Pot On a board reading K
Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Evelyn Ng, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Patrik Antonius, Bernard Lee, Billy Kopp, Joseph Cada Level Eight Hour Two Update: Naujoks ClimbingJul 09, '10 Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 1,653 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 109,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dragan Galic – 360,000 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 Seat 9 led out with 7,300 and Naujoks made it 20,000 to go. Seat 9 tanked for awhile but then mucked his hand. Naujoks took in the pot and she was at 105,000. Maria Ho Adds To Her Stack Picking up the action after the turn, the board read Q Ho took a small pot and she was at 36,000.
The player in seat 5 raised to 1,600 and Antonio Esfandiari made the call from the button. The flop then came down Q Esfandiari raised to 5,300 and that’s when the ESPN cameras showed up. “I guess I wouldn’t mind getting knocked out on camera,” seat 5 said. He moved all in for about 20,000 more. Esfandiari simply mucked his hand and he was at 80,000. Hasting’s Stack Keeps Growing Brian Hastings was in a heads-up pot and on the turn the board read A There was another check and Hastings bet 15,000, which was called again. Hastings showed A
Erik Seidel raised from the cutoff and Greg Fishberg called from the small blind. The two saw a flop of K Seidel just had a disappointed look on his face as he didn’t turn over his cards. Fishberg showed J Seidel falls to 17,000 and Fishberg is up to 88,000. Live Poker is Rigged Rob Saltiel was on the button and bet after his opponent checked on the turn with the board reading A Saltiel showed 8 Saltiel doubled up to 50,000.
A player raised to 2,200 and was called by the cutoff, the button, and Lex Veldhuis in the small blind. The player in the big blind then squeezed and moved all-in for 17,100. It folded back around to Veldhuis who tossed in the call. Veldhuis showed 6 The turn was the 7 Hennigan Lets One Go Jonn Hennigan and his opponent checked down a board of 10
Reigning champ Joe Cada faced a raise of 2,100 by the player in seat 8. Cada wasted little time raising to 6,000 from the button. Action folded back to seat 8 who moved all in for about 17,000 more. Cada made the call and they showed their hands: Opponent: A Cada easily had his opponent, and the two went into a coin flip. The flop was great for Cada, running 2 Cada knocked out the player and chipped up to around 92,000 in chips. Grinder Bros. Keep Rolling Brothers Michael and Robert Mizrachi are seated at tables 288 and table 289 in the blue section. The ESPN camera crews are planted between the two tables, but the Mizrachi’s are focused on their A-game. In one hand, Michael and the player in the big blind called a 2,100 raise from the player in seat 5. The flop ran 2 Robert is among the chip leaders with around 225,000. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Antonio Esfandiari, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Maria Ho, Sandra Naujoks, Joseph Cada Level Five Hour Two Update: Baron Climbing The RanksJul 09, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,412 out of 2,412 Average Chip Count: Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Corwin Cole – 228,200 Notable Eliminations: Mike Sexton Big Hands:
Dennis Phillips got his last 9,225 in the middle preflop with A The flop was K A few hands later, Phillips raised to 1,180 from the hijack and the player in the big blind made the call. The flop came down A Phillips bet 1,500 and the big blind check-raised to 3,300. Phillips thought for a bit and then repopped it to 7,500. The big blind thought for a few moments of his own and then released his hand, turning over the A Phillips took in the pot and he was at 24,000. Ho Can’t Call Picking up the action after the flop came down J The turn was the J
After the flop came down 5 Seat 5 led out for 3,000 and Baldwin made the call again. The river was the 7 Baldwin did the same and seat 5 tabled Q “The curse is finally over,” Baldwin said to the ESPN crew surrounding the table. “I finally won one with you guys here.” He was at 70,000 after the hand. Cada Gives One Up Reigning champion Joe Cada was in the small blind heads up with the big blind. On a flop of 2 Cada made the call and the 6 Sexton Getting Short, Then Busts Mike Sexton made it 1,200 to go from under the gun and action folded around to the big blind, who called. The flop came 2
Isaac Baron called a large preflop raise from the player in seat 4 and saw a flop of K On the K The 5 Baron had around 134,000 in chips after the hand. Chan Picking Up Where He Left Off Johnny Chan left his day 1 as one of the tournament’s chip leaders. He picked up where he left off early in day 2a. Chan limped in from the small blind and the big blind checked the action. The flop ran 6 It was a small win, but Chan now has around 164,000 in chips.
A player raised to 1,200 preflop and Scotty Nguyen made the call from the small blind. Darryll Fish also called from the big blind and the three players saw a flop of J All three players checked and the turn was the A His opponent mucked the A Somerville Surges All we were able to see was Jason Somerville showing down 3 Somerville is now up to 87,400 with his newly acquired chips. Tiffany Michelle Doubles There were four limpers in front of her and then Tiffany Michelle raised to 3,500 on the button. The player in the small blind made it 5,700 more to Michelle and she quickly called. Michelle said call and then realized that she had said call and lamented how she had intended to move in for her remaining 5,500. The flop was 4 Michelle tabled 7 Player Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Johnny Chan, Mike Sexton, Maria Ho, Jason Somerville, Isaac Baron, Eric Baldwin, Tiffany Michelle, Dennis Phillips, Joseph Cada Event No. 57 ($10,000 no-limit hold’em main event) Begins at Noon on MondayJul 05, '10
Event No. 57 ($10,000 no-limit hold’em main event) at the 2010 World Series of Poker will begin at noon PDT on Monday, July 5. Players will begin with 30,000 in tournament chips. Blinds will start at 50-100. Levels will be 120-minutes long and there will be a 20-minute break after every level. There will be a 90-minute dinner break each day after the second level of play. Here is a look at the schedule for the event: NOTE: Days 1-5 are all scheduled for four levels of play. All tournament days begin at noon PDT. Monday, July 5: Day 1A The summer schedule for the 41st annual WSOP will conclude when the final table of nine is set. Those nine players will return in November to play at the final table. The final table is scheduled for play from November 6-9 at the Rio in Las Vegas. In 2009, this event attracted 6,494 players and the tournament was won by Joe Cada, who took home $8,547,043 in prize money. CardPlayer.com will bring you full live updates, top-ten chip counts, and results each day from this marquee event. Player Tags: Joseph Cada |
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| Jun 28, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Tournament of Champions | 2 | + |
Level 5 Update: Doyle Brunson EliminatedJun 28, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 19 out of 27 Average Chip Count: 42,631 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Johnny Chan – 68,000 Notable Eliminations: Doyle Brunson Big Hands:
Doyle Brunson got all his chips in the middle on the first hand after Negreanu made a raise to put him all-in. Brunson called and showed J The board came 8 Seed Tops Cada Huck Seed raised to 1,100 in the cutoff before Joe Cada three-bet from the button to 2,850. Seed immediately threw in 20,000 and Cada called off his last 14,000 and saw the bad shape he was in. Cada held J Magician Forces Lederer to Fold Antonio Esfandiari had just raised and folded to a three-bet from Joe Hachem. Two hands later, Esfandiari raised and is three-bet by Howard Lederer to 3,000. Antonio quickly makes it 8,500 to go and Lederer stopped and thought for a minute before letting his hand go. Lederer’s stack slipped to 18,700. Player Tags: Huck Seed, Daniel Negreanu, Doyle Brunson, Joseph Cada |
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| Jun 18, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 35 - $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Heads Up Championship | 1 | + |
Hour 3 Update: Joe Cada and Erik Cajelais EliminatedJun 18, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 130 out of 256 Starting Chip Stack: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: Jeff Madsen Notable Advancements to Round Two at 10 p.m. PST: Phil Ivey Player Twitter Accounts: Phil Ivey Big Hands:
Phil Gordon Advances Gregory Brooks moved all in for his last 2,000 with the A Erik Cajelais Eliminated Cajelais was all in on a flop of 7
Annette Obrestad Advances Annette Obrestad’s opponent was down to 11,000 and was all in with A-5 versus the A-6 of Obrestad. The board ran out safe for the 21-year-old and she advanced. Vanessa Rousso Advances Johannes Strassmann was all in with the 5 Scott Seiver Eliminated Scott Seiver’s A Joe Cada Eliminated Alexander Venovski’s A-10 won a coin flip against the pocket fours of Joe Cada. Cada continues to have an unsuccessful series. Player Tags: Phil Gordon, Vanessa Rousso, Erik Cajelais, Scott Seiver, Annette Obrestad, Joseph Cada |
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| May 29, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 3 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Level 6 Update: Sebok Grows Stack, Fricke and Shulman BustMay 29, '10 Blinds: 100-200 with a 25 ante Entrants: 3915 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – out Notable Eliminations: Barry Shulman Player’s Twitter Accounts: Fabrice Soulier Big Hands:
Vanessa Rousso Running Hot We caught up with the action on a flop of 7 Alex Jacob Eliminated With 3,500 in his stack, Alex Jacob bet 500 with pocket queens and an opponent then set him all in. Jacob made the call and was up against the A
After a raise from middle position to 500 and a call, Joe Sebok called from the cutoff and the big blind called as well. All four players saw a flop of 10 Sebok showed the J Jimmy Fricke Eliminated We got to the action a bit late, but Jimmy Fricke failed in his squeeze play attempt when he raised all in with top pair against a set and a flush draw. The set held and sent the previously healthy Fricke to the rail. Barry Shulman Eliminated With a stack of about 3,000, Barry Shulman raised to 500 from the cutoff. The player in the small blind took some time before putting out a big stack of yellow 1,000 chips. The big blind folded and Shulman made the quick call with the 9 Left in the Deck: Players are on an 90 minute dinner break. Joe Cada Still In In case you are bored on the long dinner break, check out a recent video with defending Main Event champion Joe Cada, who is still in the field, on Card Player TV. Player Tags: Barry Shulman, Vanessa Rousso, Joe Sebok, Alex Jacob, Joseph Cada |
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Phil Gordon Fades A Big Draw
10
7
Q
for top pair.
Kevin Song Adds To His Stack
Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante
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Ng Can’t Call
10
2
2
Joe Cada Eliminated
Q
Mizrachi Confused By Play
Steve Sung Eliminated
Patrik Antonius Loses a Pot
John Hennigan Eliminated
Naujoks Flexes Her Muscle
Esfandiari Can’t Call
Seidel Gets Caught
Veldhuis Isn’t Wearing His PF Flyers
Phillips Scores an Early Double And Keeps Going
Baldwin Finally Gives The Cameras Something Positive
Baron Makes Big Call, Wins Massive Pot
Scotty Takes One Down
The largest event of the poker year is upon us!
Yevgeniy Timoshenko Eliminated
Doyle Brunson Eliminated
Sebok Fades the Draw, Wins a Big Pot