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| Jul 10, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 4 | + | |||||||||
Level 5 Update: Matt Matros Doing WellJul 10, '11 NOTE: Levels are two hours in length and players are starting with 30,000 in chips. Registration will remain open until the end of the second level. Players on Day 1D: Approximately 2,800 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante The Chip Leaders: 1. Maynard Little — 171,200 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman — 7,850 Featured Poker Tweet — Jeff Shulman
Notables Eliminated This Level: Kelly Kim Hands: Liv Boeree Short Poker pro Liv Boeree held pocket nines and got all the money in against a short stack’s A-Q. The board brought the over and Boeree was down to jsut 6,000 after the hand. Featured Poker Tweet — Lars Bonding
Randal Flowers Drops Some Randal Flowers raised with the 10 Paul Wasicka Doubles Up On an ace-high board Wasicka got all his chips in with A-K and was called by the A-Q of his opponent. He doubled up to 36,000. Matt Matros Eliminates a Player Matt Matros had his A-K win a race against pocket fours, after all the money went in preflop. Matros was up to 70,000 after the hand. Greg Mueller Doubles Up Facing a 1,200-chip bet and two calls in front of him, Greg Mueller shoved for about 7,000 with pocket nines and was called by J-J. Fortunately for Mueller he rivered a straight and doubled to 17,000. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Paul Wasicka, Randal Flowers, Liv Boeree, Matt Matros |
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| Sep 29, '10 | 2010 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VII | EPT London Main Event | 1 | + | |||||||||
Greg Mueller EliminatedSep 29, '10
Player Tags: Greg Mueller Greg Mueller Takes a Big HitSep 29, '10
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| Sep 27, '10 | 2010 WSOP Europe - London | WSOPE No-Limit Hold'em Championship | 5 | + | |||||||||
Level 18 Update -- Early ActionSep 27, '10
Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 19 of 346 Chip Counts: 1. James Bord — 920,000 Average Chip Count: 546,316 Notable Cashes:
Big Hands: Greg Mueller Eliminated in 22nd Place (£26,400) Greg Mueller moved all in with A Jani Sointula Eliminated in 21st Place (£26,400) Phil Ivey and Jani Sointula ran into each other for the second and final time today. Ivey made it 20,000 from the button and Sointula moved all in for 197,000. Ivey did not look happy as he contemplated the call. He decided to go with it, moved his chips over the line and flipped over pocket fours. Sointula showed Q Thomas Bichon Eliminated in 20th Place (£26,400) De wolfe Hangs On After moving all in and chopping a pot with Bojan Gledovic, Roland de Wolfe survived once more, this time doubling through Marc Inizan. With just under 80,000 in chips, de Wolfe shoved with A Fleyshman Doubles Andrew Pantling bet 18,000 from under the gun and Dan Fleyshman moved all in from the cut-off for the best part of 300,000. Pantling went into the tank and when he came out the other side, he opted to call. He flipped over 10 Mattern Miraculously Survives Arnaud Mattern’s pocket queens ran head-first into James Bord’s pocket aces. Viktor Blom triggered a raising war and then stepped out when Arnaud Mattern four-bet. Bord then shoved and Mattern made the call. The hands stood as they were after all was said and done, and pocket rockets were enough to send Bord sky-high into the chip lead, crippling Mattern down to just 12,000. Before the first break of the day however, Mattern managed to double up three times. First with pocket sixes versus Brian Powel’s K-Q, then with A-3 versus Anthony Newman’s A-Q by hitting a 3 on the turn, and finally with pocket eights versus Viktor Blom’s K-9. Mattern made a set on the flop and is now on a little more than 180,000. Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Phil Ivey, Jani Sointula, Roland de Wolfe, Brian Powell, Dan Fleyshman, Arnaud Mattern, James Bord, Thomas Bichon, Viktor Blom |
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| Aug 20, '10 | 2010 Legends of Poker | WPT Legends of Poker Main Event | 1 | + | |||||||||
Level 4 Update: Greg Mueller EliminatedAug 20, '10
Players Remaining: 134 out of 186 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 105,000 Average Chip Count: 34,701 Notable Eliminations: Greg Mueller Chip Movers and Shakers Allen Bari joined the top 10 during the last level with 55,000 while Chad Brown and Harold Cohen made an exit from the top 10 spots. The biggest gain was made by Rusty Pethoud, who now holds 90,000. Big Hands: Greg Mueller Eliminated Greg Mueller moved all in for his final 2,325 and the hi-jack and small blind both made the call. The flop was dealt J The hi-jack flipped over A Soi Nguyen Grows his Lead There was more than 12,000 in the pot preflop and the board read 8 Hasan Habib Pads his Stack Hasan Habib bet 350 on a flop of A The river brought the Q Jason Mercier Gets Low after Aces are Cracked The board read K Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Greg Mueller, Soi Nguyen |
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| Jul 09, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 5 | + | |||||||||
Level Six, Hour Two: Cole Loses Chip LeadJul 09, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,023 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Mathieu Sauriol – 217,000 Notable Eliminations: Terrance Chan Big Hands:
After a series of raises preflop, a player moved all in for 57,750 and Corwin Cole made the call. Cole: Q Cole was in trouble but he appeared to get lucky when the dealer laid out the flop and the Q The board finished off 10 Williams Runs Into Cowboys David Williams put in a raise to 1,200 preflop. The action went to Manny Minaya on the button and he made it 3,200 to go. Williams made the call and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked and the 4 Minaya made the call and Williams tabled 10
A player limped in and then another one raised to 2,000 preflop. Sam Farha made the call from the hijack and then the limper shoved for 8,000 more. Both opponents made the call and the flop came 8 Both players checked and the turn was the 10 The all-in player then tabled K Kaplan Sticks Around A player raised to 1,400 preflop and Gabe Kaplan made it 5,200 to go from the small blind. His opponent then shoved and Kaplan made the call. Kaplan tabled A The turn was the 9
A player raised to 1,300 preflop and Lauren Kling made the call from the cutoff. The player on the button also called, as did the big blind and the four players saw a flop of 10 Everyone checked and the turn was the A The river was the K Ted Forrest Doubles Up Ted Forrest moved all in for 8,250 and was called by his opponent. Forrest: K The board ran out Q
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read J The turn was the J Davis: Q Davis flopped the straight but Mizrachi turned a boat and the board finished off with the 5 Power Poker For Seidel Erik Seidel raised to 1,250 and seat 3 and seat 4 both made the call. When action reached seat 6 he raised to 3,700 and action folded around to Seidel. Erik reraised to 10,500 and seats 3 and 4 got out of the way. Seat 6 tanked for a few minutes before letting his hand go. Seidel took down the pot uncontested, chipping up to around 53,000 in chips. The Russian Scoops One Sitting in the big blind, Vitaly Lunkin called a raise from the button and they saw a flop. It came A The turn was the J
Seat 5 bet 1,500 on a flop of 4 The turn brought the 8 The river was the 7 Mueller lost around 12,000 on the hand and had around 39,000 after it. Matros Calls An All-In Bet, Chops Matt Matros called a short-stacked player’s all in bet for 7,325 preflop and they showed down. Their hands? The same: Matros: A It seemed like an obvious chop, but through the turn the board ran 5 Matros had around 120,000 after the hand.
Jason Somerville raised from the cutoff and the big blind moved all-in for 10,000. Somerville promptly called and tabled Q The board ran out J Michelle’s Bluff Gets Sniffed Out On the turn, the board read 5 After the dealer peeled off the 5 Michelle didn’t respond and eventually her opponent made the call. Michelle showed A
We caught up with the action on the river with the board reading J Leigh tabled A Left in the Deck: “Miami” John Cernuto is supposedly sitting at the featured table right in front of us, but he has yet to show up for the tournament today. He has been being blinded off for the last three hours and is down to 12,000 in chips. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Erik Seidel, Raymond Davis, Ted Forrest, Greg Mueller, Gabe Kaplan, David Williams, Sam Farha, Vitaly Lunkin, Corwin Cole, Lauren Kling Level Five, Hour One: Shulman Climbing The Chip CountsJul 05, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 819 of 1,125 Average Chip Count: 41,200 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dwyen Ringbauer – 186,500 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 86,000 Players Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Notable Eliminations: Shawn Marion Big Hands:
Barry Shulman raised to 1,200 and was called by a player behind him and a player in the blinds. The flop came 3 The turn was the A Shulman boosted his stack to 90,000 with the pot. Hennigan Drops One The player on the button raised to 925. John Hennigan called from the small blind and the two saw a flop of A Hennigan checked again and this time folded when his opponent bet 2,150. Hennigan dropped to 65,000 in chips with the loss. Allemann’s Third Bullet Works Anton Allemann raised to 800 from middle position. The big blind made the call and checked. dark. The flop was J The river was the 7h and the big blind checked fro a third time. Allemann bet 15,000 and the big blind finally let his hand go.
Greg Mueller called an early position raise to 1,125 from the cutoff. The button called as well and the flop came Q The turn was the 10 The river was the 2 McGowan Cracks a Set We caught up with the action on a flop of K McGowan showed J “Wow! I have no outs,” said McGowan. That is, until the dealer turned over the A Shawn Marion Can’t Hold On On a flop of A After a little questioning by Marion, he made the call and the two saw the 5 Marion showed A The river was a meaningless 10 Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Barry Shulman, John Hennigan, Anton Allemann |
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| Jul 05, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 1 | + | |||||||||
Level Six, Hour Two: Cole Loses Chip LeadJul 09, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,023 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Mathieu Sauriol – 217,000 Notable Eliminations: Terrance Chan Big Hands:
After a series of raises preflop, a player moved all in for 57,750 and Corwin Cole made the call. Cole: Q Cole was in trouble but he appeared to get lucky when the dealer laid out the flop and the Q The board finished off 10 Williams Runs Into Cowboys David Williams put in a raise to 1,200 preflop. The action went to Manny Minaya on the button and he made it 3,200 to go. Williams made the call and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked and the 4 Minaya made the call and Williams tabled 10
A player limped in and then another one raised to 2,000 preflop. Sam Farha made the call from the hijack and then the limper shoved for 8,000 more. Both opponents made the call and the flop came 8 Both players checked and the turn was the 10 The all-in player then tabled K Kaplan Sticks Around A player raised to 1,400 preflop and Gabe Kaplan made it 5,200 to go from the small blind. His opponent then shoved and Kaplan made the call. Kaplan tabled A The turn was the 9
A player raised to 1,300 preflop and Lauren Kling made the call from the cutoff. The player on the button also called, as did the big blind and the four players saw a flop of 10 Everyone checked and the turn was the A The river was the K Ted Forrest Doubles Up Ted Forrest moved all in for 8,250 and was called by his opponent. Forrest: K The board ran out Q
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read J The turn was the J Davis: Q Davis flopped the straight but Mizrachi turned a boat and the board finished off with the 5 Power Poker For Seidel Erik Seidel raised to 1,250 and seat 3 and seat 4 both made the call. When action reached seat 6 he raised to 3,700 and action folded around to Seidel. Erik reraised to 10,500 and seats 3 and 4 got out of the way. Seat 6 tanked for a few minutes before letting his hand go. Seidel took down the pot uncontested, chipping up to around 53,000 in chips. The Russian Scoops One Sitting in the big blind, Vitaly Lunkin called a raise from the button and they saw a flop. It came A The turn was the J
Seat 5 bet 1,500 on a flop of 4 The turn brought the 8 The river was the 7 Mueller lost around 12,000 on the hand and had around 39,000 after it. Matros Calls An All-In Bet, Chops Matt Matros called a short-stacked player’s all in bet for 7,325 preflop and they showed down. Their hands? The same: Matros: A It seemed like an obvious chop, but through the turn the board ran 5 Matros had around 120,000 after the hand.
Jason Somerville raised from the cutoff and the big blind moved all-in for 10,000. Somerville promptly called and tabled Q The board ran out J Michelle’s Bluff Gets Sniffed Out On the turn, the board read 5 After the dealer peeled off the 5 Michelle didn’t respond and eventually her opponent made the call. Michelle showed A
We caught up with the action on the river with the board reading J Leigh tabled A Left in the Deck: “Miami” John Cernuto is supposedly sitting at the featured table right in front of us, but he has yet to show up for the tournament today. He has been being blinded off for the last three hours and is down to 12,000 in chips. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Erik Seidel, Raymond Davis, Ted Forrest, Greg Mueller, Gabe Kaplan, David Williams, Sam Farha, Vitaly Lunkin, Corwin Cole, Lauren Kling Level Five, Hour One: Shulman Climbing The Chip CountsJul 05, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 819 of 1,125 Average Chip Count: 41,200 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dwyen Ringbauer – 186,500 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 86,000 Players Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Notable Eliminations: Shawn Marion Big Hands:
Barry Shulman raised to 1,200 and was called by a player behind him and a player in the blinds. The flop came 3 The turn was the A Shulman boosted his stack to 90,000 with the pot. Hennigan Drops One The player on the button raised to 925. John Hennigan called from the small blind and the two saw a flop of A Hennigan checked again and this time folded when his opponent bet 2,150. Hennigan dropped to 65,000 in chips with the loss. Allemann’s Third Bullet Works Anton Allemann raised to 800 from middle position. The big blind made the call and checked. dark. The flop was J The river was the 7h and the big blind checked fro a third time. Allemann bet 15,000 and the big blind finally let his hand go.
Greg Mueller called an early position raise to 1,125 from the cutoff. The button called as well and the flop came Q The turn was the 10 The river was the 2 McGowan Cracks a Set We caught up with the action on a flop of K McGowan showed J “Wow! I have no outs,” said McGowan. That is, until the dealer turned over the A Shawn Marion Can’t Hold On On a flop of A After a little questioning by Marion, he made the call and the two saw the 5 Marion showed A The river was a meaningless 10 Player Tags: Greg Mueller, Barry Shulman, John Hennigan, Anton Allemann |
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| Jun 30, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 53 - $1,500 Limit Hold'em Shootout | 1 | + | |||||||||
Event No. 53 ($1,500 limit hold’em shootout) Begins at 5 p.m. on WednesdayJun 30, '10
Friday, June 26, 5 p.m.: Day 1 (play out round 1) In 2009 this event attracted 571 players and the tournament was won by Greg Mueller, who took home $179,291 in prize money. CardPlayer.com will bring you a summary of the action at the dinner break and end of play each day for this event. Player Tags: Greg Mueller |
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| Jun 15, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship | 1 | + | |||||||||
Mueller Loses Early PotJun 15, '10 Blinds: 100-200 CP Family Chip Counts: Barry Shulman — 26,000 Big Hands:
Last year’s winner of this event Greg Mueller was busy in early action when he raised to 400 preflop and was called by Nikolay Evdakov and seat 8. The flop came 8 The 2 The river was the 3 Chan Staying Steady Terrence Chan made it 400 to go and seat 6 made the call. On a flop of K The 5
Facing a raise from seat 8, Shaun Deeb re-raised to 600 and seat 8 called. The flop came J The same betting pattern happened on the 4 Seat 8 rolled over A Kathy Bets Away Opponent Kathy Liebert bet on a flop of 10 She had 31,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Greg Mueller Event No. 29 ($10,000 limit hold’em world championship) Begins at 5 p.m. on TuesdayJun 15, '10
Tuesday, June 15, 5 p.m.: Day 1 (play 8 levels) In 2009 this event attracted 185 players and the tournament was won by Greg Mueller, who took home $496,931 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: Greg Mueller |
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| Jun 09, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 19 - $10,000 2-7 No-Limit Lowball Championship | 1 | + | |||||||||
Level Three: Field At 101, Prize Pool AnnouncedJun 09, '10 Blinds: 75-150 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 101 Notable Eliminations: Players Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
We caught up with this hand after the draw. Carlos Mortensen bet 1,000 to the surprise of Jean-Robert Bellande. “Did you just bet blind?” Bellande asked. “I had to,” Mortensen replied. “You drew two and I just took one.” Bellande made the call and Mortensen announced he had a king-low. Bellande showed Q-10-6-3-2 and took down the pot. He was at 8,000 with two add-ons while Mortensen was at 20,000 with one add-on. Elezra Shoves, Heimiller Can’t Call Eli Elezra raised to 1,150 before the draw and Dan Heimiller made the call. On the draw, both players decided to stand pat. Elezra then shoved for 5,800. “Is that because I just called?” Heimiller asked. He tanked for a long time but eventually mucked his hand. Elezra took the pot and was at 9,000 with three add-ons while Heimiller was at 13,000 with two add-ons.
We caught up with this hand at showdown. Tom Dwan had tabled 6-6-9-3-2 for a pair of sixes. John Monnette was his opponent and he stared at Dwan’s board for a bit before finally nodding his head and mucking his hand. Dwan took down the 1,200 chip pot and he was at 13,500 with all of his add-ons intact. Monnette was at 13,000 with two add-ons behind. Sheikhan’s Eight Is Better Than Yours The player in seat 1 moved all in before the draw and Shawn Sheikhan made the call. Sheikhan drew one card and his opponent showed 8-7-6-4-3. It was a tough hand to beat, but Sheikhan did just that as he turned over 8-6-5-4-3 to the disbelief of his opponent. Sheikhan raked in the pot and was at 17,000 with his three add-ons intact. Mueller Bests Heimiller Greg Mueller, Dan Heimiller and Eli Elezra each had 400 invested in the pot before the draw. Each player took two cards and Mueller led out with 1,100. Elezra called but Heimiller eventually made the call. Mueller then turned over 9-8-7-5-3 and Heimiller mucked. Mueller was a late entrant in the tournament but was up to 8,500 with his three add-ons intact.
Chad Brown raised to 500 before the draw and Phil Ivey made the call. Ivey took two cards and Brown stood pat. Ivey then took a stab at the pot with 1,100. Brown made the quick call and Ivey announced that he had a 9-8 low. Brown turned over 9-5-4-3-2 and Ivey mucked his hand, sending the pot to Brown. Brown was at 14,000 with all three add-ons while Ivey was at 21,425 and no add-ons remaining. Left In The Deck Field Officially Tops Last Year The official number of entrants was released during level three. There were 101 players who registered for the event, topping last year’s number by five. The prize pool totaled $948,400 with 14 places getting paid. The first player to cash will earn $19,272 and the winner will take home $294,321. Player Tags: Shawn Sheikhan, Greg Mueller, Eli Elezra, Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Tom Dwan, Dan Heimiller |
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| Jun 07, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 16 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed | 1 | + | |||||||||
Dinner BreakJun 07, '10
A total of 162 players will make the money, guaranteeing themselves at least $2,828 for their efforts. The blinds come around quicker in a short-handed tournament and that is evident by the fact that only 418 remain. Notables who have shot up the leaderboard include Greg Mueller, Al Barbieri, Jerry Yang, Maxim Lykov, John-Paul Kelly, Mark Seif, Bryan Micon and Jordan Morgan. When the players return from their one-hour dinner break, they will take on four additional levels before quitting for the evening. Stay tuned to Card Player as we bring you a recap of the day’s events. In the meantime, you can follow along with the action on the Card Player twitter page. Here’s a list of players who are still in contention. Jon Turner Player Tags: Greg Mueller |
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After taking a big hit a short time ago Greg Mueller is no longer in his tournament seat. Busted on day 1A.
Seat 3 bet 2,250 from middle position with a flop of 5
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Blinds: 100-200 with a 25 ante
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Cole Has The Door Slammed In His Face
Farha Cracks Kings
Kling Keeps Moving Up
Mizrachi Throws Davis Overboard
Mueller Takes Big Hit
Lucky Ladies for Somerville
Hollywood Left Seeing Stars
Shulman Hits His Ace
Mueller Mucks to Fours
Event No. 53 ($1,500 limit hold’em shootout) at the 
Mueller Loses Early Pot
Deeb Runs Into Aces
Blind Bet No Help To Mortensen
Sometimes A Pair Is All It Takes
Nine-Perfect Nabs Pot For Brown
The $1,500 six-max no-limit hold’em tournament attracted a field of 1,663, a slight increase over last year’s 1,459. All of those entrants added up to a prize pool of $2,245,050, $482,774 of which is designated for the eventual winner.