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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 07, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Low Split | 3 | + |
Nick Binger Wins Event #57 ($397,073)Jul 08, '11
Play ended last night after numerous changes in the chip lead, but Nick Binger started the day as the chip leader and closed it out just about an hour later. Binger extended his lead right out of the gate, getting Bach down to as low as 1.4 million before Bach made a comeback, eventually stealing the lead for himself for the first time this afternoon. David Bach completed the small blind before the flop and Nick Binger checked the big blind. The flop came Binger quickly answered back and once gain regained the lead as Level 29 came to an end, extending his lead to about 3,750,000 to Bach’s 1,500,000. Binger continued to hold momentum going into Level 30 and it wasn’t long before his aggression got the best of David Bach. In the final hand of the event, David Bach button-raised to 300,000 before the flop, Nick Binger reraised to 900,000 from the big blind, Bach four-bet shoved for about 1,500,000 and Binger called. Bach: A Bach led before the flop with a pair of kings, but Binger had a small pair, was double-suited with an ace and had several several live low cards. The board came 7 David Bach was eliminated in 2nd place ($245,314) while Nick Binger wins the first gold bracelet of his career in Event #57, and the last of the summer (besides the Main Event) along with the $397,073 grand prize. Player Tags: David Bach, Nick Binger Level 29: Day 4 Begins; Binger Leads Bach Heads-UpJul 08, '11 NOTE: Day 3 ended at roughly 4:00am in accordance with the ten-level rule. The final two players returned at shortly after 4:00pm to resume play and will continue today until a winner is determined. Blinds: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 3,389 Average Chip Count: 5,083,500 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Binger – 3,230,000 Payouts: 1st. $397,073 Eliminations: 3rd. Bryce Yockey – $180,180 Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: David Bach, Nick Binger Level 28: End of Day 3; Binger Leads Bach Heads-UpJul 08, '11 NOTE: Play has ended for the night in accordance with the ten-level rule. The final two players will return at 4:00pm to resume play and will continue until a winner is determined. Blinds: 30,000-60,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 352 Average Chip Count: 2,640,000 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Binger – 3,230,000 Binger Mounts Comeback, Leads Day 4 Nick Binger started the last level of the night severely outchipped by almost 4:1, and after a lot of back and forth action, Binger not only managed to force an unscheduled fourth day of the is event, but he also managed to snag the chip lead at the of the night after winning a 720,000 pot with Q Despite starting Level 28 with an average stack of 44 BBs, the two players moved chips quite aggressively during heads-up play, trading the chip lead numerous times and it is Nick Binger that ends the night on top with 3.2 million to David Bach’s 2 million. Be sure to check back at 4:00pm for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: David Bach, Nick Binger Level 27: Players Trade Stacks, Bach Ends Level on TopJul 08, '11 Blinds: 25,000-50,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 352 Average Chip Count: 2,640,000 Chip Counts: 1. David Bach – 4,180,000 Lots of Action, Bach Leads For Now With the elimination of Bryce Yockey in 3rd place ($180,180), David Bach entered heads-up play with a chip lead of just about 3 million to Nick Binger’s 2.27 million. Binger lost one of the first showdowns of Level 27 after Bach made two pair (kings and nines) on a king-high board. Bach scooped that pot and moved up to about 3.7 million while Binger dropped down to 1.6 million. Binger quickly bounced back after reraising Bach off of a 900,000 pot on the turn when the board paired jacks. Binger took a slight lead that hand with about 2.7 million to Bach’s 2.6 million, but his reign on top was short lived as Bach quickly regained the lead after scooping a 1.75 million pot with a full house over Binger’s full house. Bach flopped the top set of tens and Binger turned middle set of nines. The board paired deuces on the river and Bach raked the pot, moving up to 3.5 million in chips while Binger fell back down to 1.8 million. Binger answered back yet again and managed to chip his way to a small lead about halfway through the level before giving it back to Bach by level’s end. Bach continued to chip away at his opponent, leaving him with just over 1 million in chips heading into Level 28. Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: David Bach, Nick Binger Level 26: Bach Leads Binger Heads-Up, Yockey 3rd ($180,180)Jul 08, '11 Blinds: 20,000-40,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 352 Average Chip Count: 2,640,000 Chip Counts: 1. David Bach – 2,980,000 Eliminations: 3rd. Bryce Yockey – $180,180 Bryce Yockey Eliminated in 3rd Place ($180,180) Brice Yockey started Level 26 on the short stack was eliminated shortly after the level began. Yockey button-raised the minimum before the flop, David Bach called from the small blind and Nick Binger called from the big blind. The flop came 9 Bach: J Yockey flopped top pair and an open-ended straight draw but was behind Bach’s two pair and flush redraw. The turn and river were the K NOTE: With the elimination of Bryce Yockey in 3rd place, David Bach took the chip lead going into heads-up play with 3,015,000 against Nick Binger’s 2,270,000. Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: David Bach, Nick Binger, Bryce Yockey Level 25: Binger Leads Final ThreeJul 08, '11 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 3 out of 352 Average Chip Count: 1,760,000 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Binger – 2,495,000 Eliminations: 4th. Phil Laak – $133,337 Nick Schulman Eliminated in 7th Place ($56,729) David Bach opened the pot for 75,000 before the flop, Phil Laak called from late position, Nick Schulman reraised to 245,000 from the big blind, Bach four-bet the size of the pot, Laak folded and Schulman called all in. Bach: A The board came 10 Peter Charalambous Eliminated in 6th Place ($74,845)
Peter Charalambous was eliminated in a two-part series of sorts with Bryce Yockey taking the lion’s share of his stack. Both on the short stack, Yockey and Charalambous got it all in before the flop. Charalambous: K The board came A Left with just 10,000 on the very next hand, Charalambous was forced all in from the small blind against Nick Binger. Charalambous: K The board came 7 Trevor Reader Eliminated in 5th Place ($99,512) Phil Laak opened the pot for 75,000 from under the gun, Nick Binger called, Trevor Reader made a pot-sized reraise to 300,000 and both players called. The flop came A The turn was the A The river was the 10 Binger: A Binger won the pot with a full house and Trevor Reader was eliminated in 5th place ($99,512). Phil Laak Eliminated in 4th Place ($133,337) Phil Laak opened the pot for 80,000 from under the gun and David Bach called from the big blind. The flop came 8 The turn was the 10 Bach: A Bach flopped a full house and Laak would need a ten on the river to make a better full house. The river was the Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: Phil Laak, David Bach, Nick Schulman, Nick Binger, Trevor Reader Level 23: Wheeler Eliminated 10th, Final Table Now UnderwayJul 07, '11 NOTE: Play ended last night with 25 players and resumed today at 3:00pm. With the elimination of Brent Wheeler in 10th place ($25,874), the official nine-handed final table is now underway. Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 352 Average Chip Count: 586,666 Chip Counts: 1. Brice Yockey – 1,140,000 Payouts: 1st. $397,073 Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: Phil Laak, David Bach, Allen Kessler, Nick Schulman, Nick Binger, Peter Charalambous, Bjorn Verbakel, Trevor Reader, Bryce Yockey |
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| Jun 30, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $2,500 Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw Lowball | 3 | + |
Level 26: Bonomo Leads Martin Heads-Up; Bach 3rdJul 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 Eliminations: 3rd. David Bach – $77,517 David Bach Eliminated in 3rd Place ($77,517)
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 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 22: Turner Eliminated 7th, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 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 Payouts: 1st. $189,818 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 |
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| Jan 25, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions Main Event | 4 | + |
David Bach Doubles UpJan 25, '11 David Bach moved all in preflop for 45,000 and Jay Kinkade made the call. Their cards: Bach: A Board: 9 Bach doubled up on the hand to survive and he holds close to 100,000. Player Tags: David Bach Bach Grabs Some ChipsJan 25, '11 There was a few thousand in the pot and the board read A Player Tags: David Bach Thorson vs. BachJan 24, '11
Thorson bet 2,700 and Bach made the call. The river brought the A Player Tags: David Bach, William Thorson |
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| Jan 24, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions Main Event | 3 | + |
David Bach Doubles UpJan 25, '11 David Bach moved all in preflop for 45,000 and Jay Kinkade made the call. Their cards: Bach: A Board: 9 Bach doubled up on the hand to survive and he holds close to 100,000. Player Tags: David Bach Bach Grabs Some ChipsJan 25, '11 There was a few thousand in the pot and the board read A Player Tags: David Bach Thorson vs. BachJan 24, '11
Thorson bet 2,700 and Bach made the call. The river brought the A Player Tags: David Bach, William Thorson |
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| Jun 07, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 15 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud 8 or Better Championship | 2 | + |
Level 10: Hellmuth And Bach Tangle Again, Seed ShortJun 07, '10 Blinds: Ante 500, Bring-In 500, 2,000-4,000 Limits Players Remaining: 91 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 51,044 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sirious Jamshidi – 134,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Max Pescatori — 63,100 Notable Eliminations: Player’s Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Big Hands:
Tom Schneider and Jason Mercier called a raise from Matt Lefkowitz on third street, then Mercier took over the lead on 4th street, betting and getting called by Lefkowitz while Schneider folded. After checking on 5th street Lefkowitz took back over and bet on 6th street, then called when Mercier bet first on the river. Their hands: Mercier: (K Lefkowitz: (X-X)-4 Mercier took the pot down with two pair and had 59,000 after the hand. Seidel Takes It Down Picking up the action on fifth street, Erik Seidel bet 4,000 and the player in seat 7 made the call. Eli Elezra was also in the hand but decided to muck. Seidel fired another 4,000 on sixth street and seat 7 called. On seventh street, Seidel fired 4,000 showing K
Phil Hellmuth bet 4,000 on fifth street and David Bach made the call. Hellmuth checked sixth street and Bach bet 4,000. Hellmuth called and check-called another 4,000 on seventh street. Bach turned over (A Hellmuth turned over (Q Hellmuth dropped another pot to Bach and was at 31,300 while Bach was up to 83,000.
David Bach made it 2,000 to go and Huck Seed raised to 4,000. Bach made the call and then led out for 2,000 on fourth street. Seed called for his last 900 in chips and Bach pulled out his change. Bach was showing 8 “I don’t like my hand,” Seed said. He turned over 7 He still only had 6,500 while Bach was at 84,000. Player Tags: Huck Seed, Matthew Lefkowitz, Phil Hellmuth, David Bach, Jason Mercier Level Nine: Ferguson Busts MonnetteJun 07, '10 Blinds: Ante 300, Bring-In 500, 1,500-3,000 Limits Players Remaining: 100 out of 170 Average Chip Count: 51,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sirious Jamshidi – 130,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Max Pescatori — 63,100 Notable Eliminations: Tom Dwan Player’s Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Big Hands:
John Monnette raised on 3rd street and Chris Ferguson called. Monnette check-called Jesus on 4th street then got it all in on 5th street. Jesus made the call and the players showed their hands. Monnette: (A Ferguson scooped the entire pot and Monnette was gone. Ferguson had 17,000 after the hand. Barry Shulman Bets Out Chip Chip Jett got the ball rolling for 500 showing the 8 Shulman had around 42,000 after the hand.
Phil Hellmuth bet 1,500 on fourth street and the player in seat 6 made the call. David Bach then raised to 3,000 and Hellmuth raised to 4,500. Seat 6 folded and Bach put another raise in to 6,000. “How much do you want to put in?” Hellmuth said. “Alright I’ll raise you one more.” Hellmuth made it 7,500 and Bach called. Bach then led on fifth and sixth street and Hellmuth tagged along both times. Bach put in another bet of 3,000 on seventh, his board showing 6 Hellmuth went off on another one of his rants, turned up his hole cards to reveal (3 Hellmuth was down to 23,000 while Bach was at 63,000. Jamshidi Takes Chip Lead Entering the action on 5th street, Ron Ware checked to Simon Kearney who bet and was called by Sirous Jamshidi and Ware. Kearney bet again on 6th and 7th street and was called by both opponents. Their hands: Ron Ware: (10 Ware’s two pair were enough to make Kearney muck, but Jamshidi’s trip 4s scooped the pot and became the chi pleader in the process with nearly 130,000 in chips. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Phil Hellmuth, Barry Shulman, David Bach, Sirous Jamshidi |
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| Jun 04, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship | 2 | + |
Level 11: Singer BustsJun 04, '10 Blinds: Bring-in 700, ante 500, Limits 2,500-5,000 Players Remaining: 60 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 75,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Vladimir Schmelev – 185,000 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
David Singer completed to 2,500 and Max Pescatori raised to 5,000. Singer made the call and led out for 2,500 on fourth street. Pescatori made the call again and Singer checked on fifth street. Pescatori threw in 5,000 and Singer made the call, putting himself all in. Pescatori’s board ran out 10 But Singer fared no better as his board ran out K Andy Black Takes A Pot We caught the action on fifth street as Dario Alioto bet 5,000 into the pot. Andy Black made the call showing A Alioto’s board was K
Doyle Brunson was in action against an opponent in seat 7. Seat 7 bet 5,000 after seventh street was dealt showing A Seat 7 thought for a while and threw in the call. Brunson’s board was (6 Habib Throws Bach Overboard David Bach bet 5,000 on sixth street and Hasan Habib made the call. Seventh street came around and Bach led out with 5,000. Habib popped it to 10,000 and Bach made a hesitant call. Habib showed (7 Habib improved to 70,000 after winning that hand. Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Max Pescatori, Doyle Brunson, David Singer, David Bach, Andy Black, Dario Alioto |
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| May 31, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 4 - $1,500 Omaha 8 or Better | 2 | + |
David Bach Sits Atop Field at Dinner BreakMay 31, '10
With the average stack set at 31,462, a number of players have separated themselves from the pack, but nobody has dominated as well as former WSOP bracelet winner David Bach, who has amassed 124,000 chips. Bach is the only person who has crossed the six-figure mark, but others near the top of the leader board include Brock Parker, Jordan Siegel, Scott Epstein, Chau Giang and Steve Sung. Card Player’s own Allyn Jaffrey Shulman is also still hanging tough at a table that includes Huck Seed and Amnon Filippi. She has about 11,000 sitting in front of her. Phil Ivey is still in the field, sitting just below the average mark with about 29,000 in chips. Other notables still in contention include Todd Brunson, John Hoang, Berry Johnston, Dario Minieri, Andy Black, Allen Kessler, Gavin Smith, Jeffrey Lisandro and Shawn Buchanan. Two former WSOP Player of the Year winners are currently seated next to each other in Jeff Madsen and Tom Schneider. The plan for the evening is to continue to play until only nine remain, but if the tournament stretches to ten levels of play, the tournament director has the right to suspend play and continue on Tuesday. Player Tags: David Bach Day 1 EndsMay 31, '10 Day 1 has come to a close at the $1,500 Omaha eight-or-better event at the 2010 World Series of Poker. The tournament attracted a total of 818 participants and 297 have survived the first day. The total prize pool for the event is $1,104,300 and the top prize is $237,421. The top 81 players will walk away with at least $2,750 in prize money. The leader board is crowded with some of the biggest names in poker. Here is a look at the top 10 unofficial chip counts at the end of play: Amnon Filippi: 20,000 Notable Eliminations: Barry Shulman, Daniel Negreanu, Mike Matusow, Greg Raymer, Matt Savage, Tom Dwan, John Phan, Greg Mueller, David Benyamine, Justin Bonomo, Chad Brown Day 2 will begin at 3 p.m. tomorrow and the field will play down to the final table or 10 more levels if the final table is not reached. Be sure to check out the twitter updates from players still in the field here: Gavin Smith Player Tags: Allyn Jaffrey Shulman, Barry Greenstein, Daniel Negreanu, Todd Brunson, Mike Matusow, Barry Shulman, David Bach, Phil Ivey, Amnon Filippi, Shaun Deeb |
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| May 31, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 4 - $1,500 Omaha 8 or Better | 1 | + |
David Bach Sits Atop Field at Dinner BreakMay 31, '10
With the average stack set at 31,462, a number of players have separated themselves from the pack, but nobody has dominated as well as former WSOP bracelet winner David Bach, who has amassed 124,000 chips. Bach is the only person who has crossed the six-figure mark, but others near the top of the leader board include Brock Parker, Jordan Siegel, Scott Epstein, Chau Giang and Steve Sung. Card Player’s own Allyn Jaffrey Shulman is also still hanging tough at a table that includes Huck Seed and Amnon Filippi. She has about 11,000 sitting in front of her. Phil Ivey is still in the field, sitting just below the average mark with about 29,000 in chips. Other notables still in contention include Todd Brunson, John Hoang, Berry Johnston, Dario Minieri, Andy Black, Allen Kessler, Gavin Smith, Jeffrey Lisandro and Shawn Buchanan. Two former WSOP Player of the Year winners are currently seated next to each other in Jeff Madsen and Tom Schneider. The plan for the evening is to continue to play until only nine remain, but if the tournament stretches to ten levels of play, the tournament director has the right to suspend play and continue on Tuesday. Player Tags: David Bach Day 1 EndsMay 31, '10 Day 1 has come to a close at the $1,500 Omaha eight-or-better event at the 2010 World Series of Poker. The tournament attracted a total of 818 participants and 297 have survived the first day. The total prize pool for the event is $1,104,300 and the top prize is $237,421. The top 81 players will walk away with at least $2,750 in prize money. The leader board is crowded with some of the biggest names in poker. Here is a look at the top 10 unofficial chip counts at the end of play: Amnon Filippi: 20,000 Notable Eliminations: Barry Shulman, Daniel Negreanu, Mike Matusow, Greg Raymer, Matt Savage, Tom Dwan, John Phan, Greg Mueller, David Benyamine, Justin Bonomo, Chad Brown Day 2 will begin at 3 p.m. tomorrow and the field will play down to the final table or 10 more levels if the final table is not reached. Be sure to check out the twitter updates from players still in the field here: Gavin Smith Player Tags: Allyn Jaffrey Shulman, Barry Greenstein, Daniel Negreanu, Todd Brunson, Mike Matusow, Barry Shulman, David Bach, Phil Ivey, Amnon Filippi, Shaun Deeb |
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| May 30, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 2 - $50,000 Players Championship | 3 | + |
Level 13: Bach, Bonomo GoneMay 30, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 5,000-10,000 blinds; 10,000-20,000 stakes Players Remaining: 39 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Scott Seiver – 805,000 Average Chip Count: 395,455 Notable Eliminations: David Bach Big Hands: No Limit Hold’em
Bonomo Eliminated By Schulman Abe Mosseri raised to 16,000 preflop and was called by Nick Schulman and Doyle Brunson. Justin Bonomo looked over the betting before him and moved all in for 60,500 total. Schulman just called and Doyle thought for a while and seemed angry to have to let his hand go. Schulman showed 8 The board ran 10 Pot Limit Omaha Jesus Grinding Back Up Chris Ferguson called seat 7’s raise to 17,500 and both payers checked when the flop came J Ferguson bet 40,000 on the 10 Lisandro Doubles Up, But Is Eliminated Later Jeff Lisandro got his last 45,000 in preflop against Scott Seiver. Lisandro showed J Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, David Bach, Jeffrey Lisandro, Justin Bonomo, Nick Schulman, Scott Seiver Level Nine: Jennifer Harman EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,000-4,000 blinds; 4,000-8,000 stakes Players Remaining: 82 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Alexander Kostritsyn – 430,000 Average Chip Count: 212,195 Notable Eliminations: Jennifer Harman Big Hands: Omaha/8
On a board showing A South showed down A Ivey And Baker Chop It Up We caught up with this hand on the turn. The board was 8 David Baker made the call and the river was the 8 Ivey bet another 8,000 into the pot and Baker called again. Ivey showed down A Ivey was at 166,000 while Baker was very healthy with 220,000. No Limit Hold’em
Phil Ivey raised to 6,000 preflop from the button and Patrik Antonius reraised to a total of 22,000 from the big blind. Ivey instantly started stacking chips that would’ve amounted to another significant reraise, but ultimately laid his hand down. Antonius had around 230,000 after the hand. Boeken and Mosseri Keeping Active Noah Boeken and Abe Mosseri have been involved in many of the hands in the no limit hands. In one Boeken made it 6,000 preflop and Mosseri called. The flop came Q Later, Mosseri raised to 5,000 and Phil Ivey called. Both players checked the entire board of A Brown Takes A Small One Picking up the action on the flop, John Monnette checked a board of A Chad Brown bet 6,000 into the pot and Monnette mucked his hand. Brown took a small pot and was at 70,000 while Monnette was at 60,000. Limit Hold’em
Dario Minieri raised to 8,000 from the button and was called by Mike Gorodinsky in the big blind. The flop came A They again checked the 8 Gorodinsky had around 170,000 after the hand. D’Agostino Wins A Pot On a board reading J D’Agostino was at 65,000 while Mizzi was around 55,000.
We caught up with this hand on the river. The board had run J Doyle Brunson and Carlos Mortensen were contesting a massive pot. Brunson turned over J Brunson took the pot and was up near 400,000. Mortensen dropped near 100,000 after the hand and would later be eliminated from the tournament. Pot Limit Omaha
Picking up the action after the flop, the board read 8 Josh Arieh bet 4,500 and David Bach raised the pot, 15,000. Daniel Alaei got out of the way and Arieh reraised the pot. Bach eventually got all of his chips in the middle and turned over K Arieh showed 7 Bach started with just over 30,000 and ended up doubling to about 61,000. Arieh was at 250,000. Ivey Gets Some Back Entering the action on a flop of 8 Razz D’Agostino Picks One Off From The Grinder John D’Agostino, Michael Mizrachi, and Erick Lindgren, were all in a hand that saw each lead out with bets on a different street, before having D’Agostino and Mizrachi heads up at the end. Their cards were shown to be: D’Agostino – 4 Following the win, D’Agostino’s stack boosted to around 150,000. Player Tags: David Baker, John D'Agostino, Carlos Mortensen, Doyle Brunson, David Bach, Michael Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman, Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Patrik Antonius, Dario Minieri, Sorel Mizzi, Mike Gorodinsky, Cole South Level Eight: Seidel Climbing, Raymer, Alioto and Negreanu OutMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,500-3,000 blinds; 3,000-6,000 stakes Players Remaining: 90 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Brian Hastings – 340,000 Average Chip Count: 193,333 Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Note: Players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break. They will return at approximately 9:10 p.m. Big Hands: Omaha/8
Isaac Haxton raised to 6,000 and Erik Seidel made the call from the big blind. Dan Kelly also made the call and the flop came down 9 Seidel led out with 3,000 and Kelly called. Haxton also tagged along and the turn was the K Seidel bet 6,000 and Kelly raised to 12,000. Haxton got out of the way and Seidel repopped to 18,000. Kelly went into the tank for a few minutes before mucking his hand. Seidel took the pot and was at 215,000 while Kelly was down to 65,000. Brown Takes Pot Off Arieh Picking up the action on a flop of Q Brown checked again and Arieh bet 6,000. Brown then check-raised to 12,000 and Arieh called. The river was the 7
David Bach won this event a year ago, but his odds of repeating aren’t looking so good. In one hand Bach raised to 6,000 and was called by seat 3, Chad Brown, Rafe Furst, and Josh Arieh. The flop came 8 The 3 The players checked down the 7 Brown and Seat 3 split the pot of more than 100,000 and last year’s champion was left with just around 65,000. Chad Brown sits with around 165,000. Seven Card Stud Ferguson Takes Pot Chris Ferguson was showing 9 Ferguson bet 6,000 and Le mucked his hand rather quickly, surrendering the pot to Ferguson. Ferguson was at 130,000 after the hand while Le was at 127,000.
Sorel Mizzi and David Benyamine were locked up in a hand on fifth street. Both players checked sixth and seventh street and showed down their hands. Mizzi tabled (A Mizzi had A-Q-J high to edge out Benyamine and take the pot. He was at 200,000 while Benyamine was at 130,000. No Limit Hold’em_ Brunson Makes His Exits, Courtesy Of Aces A short-staked Todd Brunson hoped to make a quick double up in the no limit hold’em round but his K
Dario Alioto moved all in for his last 8,500. Eli Elezra called, as did Noah Boeken from the big blind. The flop came down Q Elezra got out of the way and Boeken tabled 10 2-7 Low Baker’s Jack Low Takes It Entering the action at the first draw, David Baker and Abe Mosseri both drew 1. Mosseri checked to Baker who bet 3,000. Mosseri called and both players drew 1 again. Baker fired out 6,000 and Mosseri called. Player’s Twitter Accounts: For up to the minute information straight from the player’s themselves, be sure to check out the Card Player Twitter page. Phil Hellmuth Card Player Video: Check out David Oppenheim’s thoughts on the event. Player Tags: David Baker, Erik Seidel, Josh Arieh, Chris Ferguson, Tuan Le, Todd Brunson, David Benyamine, Eli Elezra, David Bach, Abe Mosseri, Dario Alioto, Sorel Mizzi, Isaac Haxton Level Seven: Haxton Gets Aggressive, Bill Chen OutMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,300-2,500 blinds; 2,500-5,000 stakes Players Remaining: 102 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Erik Sagstrom – 329,100 Average Chip Count: 170,580 Notable Eliminations: David Chiu CardPlayer TV: Check out how reigning Main Event Champion Joe Cada is feeling and what $50k event chip leader Erik Sagstrom had to say about the tournament thus far… Big Hands: No Limit Hold’em
Picking up the hand on the flop, Isaac Haxton bet 7,500 into a board reading 7 On the next hand, Dan Kelly raised to 2,500 from the button preflop. Haxton made the call from the small blind and Matt Glantz followed suit from the big blind. The flop came down J Chen Falls in No Limit Hold’em Round Justin Smith check-called Bill Chen’s 25,000 on a board of K Negreanu Benefits in No Limit Hold’em Round Daniel Negreanu raises to 3,200 preflop and is called by Dario Alioto. Both players check a flop of A
After Michael Mizrachi and Sorel Mizzi invested 3,600 each into the pot preflop, the board came K Mizrachi led out with 5,000 and Mizzi mucked his hand. “What else could I have,” Mizrachi said as he turned over A He took down the pot and improved to 115,000 while Mizzi was at 200,000. The two would tangle again in a Pot-limit Omaha hand. Pot-Limit Omaha Mizrachi And Mizzi Go Again Michael Mizrachi bet 3,000 preflop and David Benyamine made the call. Sorel Mizzi then bet the pot for about 16,000 and both opponents made the call. The flop came down 10 Mizrachi took that pot and was around 135,000 after the hand.
Eli Elezra raised to 1,200 and was called by Daniel Negreanu, only to have the short-stacked Tam Hang move all in for his last 4,100. Elezra made a pot size raise to get Negreanu out and was heads up with a chance to knock Hang out of the tournament. Elezra showed A The very next hand Elezra called Dario Alioto’s 4,000 raise from the button and the flop came K Elezra showed A Hastings And Fossilman Tangle Brian Hastings bet 13,000 after a flop of J Greg Raymer thought about his options before deciding to muck his hand. Hastings took a small pot and was around 164,000 while Raymer was ailing with just over 30,000.
Scotty Nguyen raised the pot, 5,700, preflop. Action folded around to Ted Forrest in the big blind who decided to see a flop. It came down 7 Nguyen started with 210,000 and improved to 220,000 while Forrest dropped from 145,000 to 137,000. Flop Kills Action Picking up the action after the flop, the board read Q The turn was the 8 Bach turned over 7 2-7 Triple Draw
We caught up with this hand on the second draw. Abe Mosseri folded his hand and Dario Alioto drew one card. Daniel Negreanu stood pat and led out before the final draw. Alioto made the call and drew one card. He then led out with a bet, much to the displeasure of Negreanu who made the call. Alioto turned over 8-5-4-3-2 for the 8-perfect and Negreanu could only wave his arms in disgust as he showed 8-7-5-3-2. He was down to just 70,000 after the hand while Alioto was at 60,000. Limit Hold’em Huck Flushes Elezra’s Trips Huck Seed raised to 5,000 preflop and Eli Elezra called from the big blind. Elezra checked a flop of K The pot put Seed around 230,000 in chips and Elezra dropped to around 175,000. Giang Flushes South Picking up the hand after the river, the board ran out Q South mucked his hand and was down to 180,000 while Giang was up to 225,000. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Huck Seed, Daniel Negreanu, David Benyamine, David Bach, Michael Mizrachi, Chau Giang, Greg Raymer, Bill Chen, Dario Alioto, Sorel Mizzi, Isaac Haxton, Cole South, Brian Hastings, Justin Smith And so it begins -- $50,000 Players Championship UnderwayMay 28, '10
The event will rotate every eight hands through eight forms of poker — limit hold’em, Omaha hi-low split-8 or better, seven card razz, seven card stud, seven card stud hi-low split 8 or better, no limit hold’em, pot limit Omaha and 2-7 triple draw lowball. The tournament will run five days through 90 minute levels. Players will start with 150,000 in tournament chips. The event’s $50,000 buy-in is the most expensive among the 57 events featured in this year’s WSOP, and the richest entry fee for a North American event. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, David Reese, Doyle Brunson, David Bach, Freddy Deeb |
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Blair Hinkle Busts
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David Bach Eliminated in 2nd Place ($245,314)
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, Binger checked, Bach bet 150,000 and Binger called. The turn was the 4
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David Bach opened for a raise from the small blind, Leonard Martin reraised the big blind and Bach called.
William Thorson bet 1,200 from the cutoff on a A
Jason Mercier Scoops With 2 Pair
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Bach Scoops Hellmuth
Seed Chops To Stay Alive
Jesus Walks… Through Monnette
Hellmuth Folds, But Not Quietly
Max Pescatori Shows Singer The Exit
Doyle Doesn’t Care For Clubs
It’s the dinner break for the players remaining in event no. 4 ($1,500 Omaha eight-or-better). With only 117 players remaining, we are getting very close to the money bubble at 81 players. Those who survive will be rewarded with at least $2,750 for their troubles, but all the remaining players have their eyes on the final table.
Jennifer Harman Eliminated
Almost Fireworks
Dario Called Down, Loses to Jack High
Brunson Hammers Mortensen
David Bach Doubles Through Josh Arieh
Seidel Takes A Pot
Sorel Mizzi Beats Benyamine
Alioto Ousted
Haxton Takes Pot From Oppenheim, Then Kelly
The Grinder Gets No Action From Mizzi
Scotty Bets Forrest Out
Alioto Low Bridges Negreanu
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