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Todd Terry

Hometown: Hoboken

Country of Origin: United States

Todd Terry

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$1,707,256
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Todd Terry - Live Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Aug 26, '09	2009 Legends of Poker	WPT Legends of Poker Main Event	5	+
Todd Terry Eliminated in Third Place ($231,300) Aug 26, '09 Prahlad Friedman raised in the small blind to 200,000 and Todd Terry moved all in from the big blind for the rest of his stack. Friedman quickly called with the AQ and Terry was racing with pocket fours. The board came QJ6KK and Terry was eliminated in third place. After the hand, Prahlad pushed his stack to nearly 7 million. Player Tags: Prahlad Friedman, Todd Terry Prahlad Freidman Making a Move Aug 26, '09 Todd Terry raised on the button to 100,000 and Prahlad Friedman called in the big blind. The flop came KJ6 and Terry continued with a bet of 100,000. Friedman called and both players checked the 8 on the turn. The river was the A and both players checked once again. Friedman showed J9 and Terry mucked his hand. With that hand, Friedman has passed the 2.5 million mark. Player Tags: Prahlad Friedman, Todd Terry Todd Terry Wins Battle of the Blinds Aug 26, '09 Todd Terry and Kevin Schaffel saw a flop from the blinds of 1063. Terry checked, Schaffel bet 70,000 and Terry called. The turn was the 10 and Terry checked once again. Schaffel bet 70,000 and Terry made the call. The river was the 6. Terry checked, Schaffel bet 200,000 and Terry called. Schaffel showed pocket kings for the overpair, but Terry showed 8-6 to win the pot with a full house. Player Tags: Kevin Schaffel, Todd Terry Matt Marafioti Eliminated in Eighth Place ($52,320) Aug 26, '09 Matt Marafioti moved all in from early position for 78,000 and Todd Terry made the call from middle position. Their cards: Marafioti: J10 Terry: QJ Board: AK275 Terry won the pot with queen high and Marafioti was eliminated in eighth place. He will take home $52,320 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Matt Marafioti Steven Begleiter Eliminated in Ninth Place ($39,240) Aug 25, '09 Todd Terry raised to 50,000 from the button and Steven Begleiter moved all in for about 500,000. Terry made the call and they flipped up their cards. Terry showed AQ and Begleiter could only sheepishly produce K3. The board came 108495 and the November Nine member was put out from the tournament. He may have fallen just short, but Begleiter proved his run in the WSOP Main Event was no fluke, not to mention picking up valuable experience along the way. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Steven Begleiter Sergei Veytser Eliminated in 10th Place ($32,700) Aug 25, '09 After a series of preflop raises, Sergei Veytser was all in holding AQ against the AK of Todd Terry. The board came K75910 and Terry’s nut flush sent the Russian to the rail on the official final table bubble. Veytser was generally known for being the “Eugene Katchalov look-a-like,” but ultimately ended up outlasting the real thing. Veytser cashed three times at this year’s Series, but this was his largest score to date, taking home $31,700. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Todd Terry, Sergei Veytser Mat Widdoes Eliminated in 16th Place ($22,240) Aug 25, '09 Wow! Monster Pot Below… Eugene Katchalov raised to 25,000 and both Kevin Schaffel and Todd Terry made the call. Mat Widdoes then shoved in his remaining 128,000 more from the small blind. Toto Leonidas folded his big blind and the action went back to Eugene Katchalov, who raised it up to 275,000. His isolation didn’t work and Schaffel shoved in his stack of about 500,000. Terry then went into the tank, visibly concerned with his predicament. After a few minutes of thought, he mucked his hand and the action came back to Katchalov, who felt committed and put in the call. Katchalov showed pocket eights, Widdoes showed A7 and Schaffel showed the superior pocket kings. The board came out Q536Q and Widdoes was eliminated. Katchalov lost a big chunk of his stack and Schaffel took the chip lead with 1,240,000. Amazingly, Terry folded pocket queens. Had he not made such a great read, he would’ve taken out two players and been stacked with over 2,500,000. Player Tags: Kevin Schaffel, Eugene Katchalov, Todd Terry, Matt Widdoes Steven Chao Eliminated in 18th Place ($22,240) Aug 25, '09 Steven Chao moved all in under the gun preflop for 90,000 and Todd Terry made the call from middle position. Their cards: Terry: QQ Chao: QJ Board: 6533A Terry won the pot with pocket queens to grow his stack to 1,040,000. Chao was eliminated in 18th place and he will take home $22,240 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Steven Chao Peter Rho Eliminated in 23rd Place ($18,285) Aug 25, '09 Steven Begleiter raised to 22,000 and Todd Terry reraised to 77,000 behind him. Peter Rho then called all in from the big blind and Begleiter folded. Terry showed AK and was racing against Rho’s pocket queens. The board came out 332A5 and Rho was eliminated from the tournament. Terry now has over 900,000 while extending his chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Peter Rho Level 15 Update Aug 24, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 24 out of 278 Average Chip Count: 310,000 Notable Eliminations: 27. Nick Schulman — $18,285 26. Bryan Devonshire — $18,285 25. Salvatore DiCarlo — $18,285 Hand of the Level: *Bryan Devonshire Eliminated, Room Stunned At Former Chip Leaders Demise* Bryan Devonshire raised in position and Todd Terry called from the small blind. The flop came out Q94 and after a series of bets and raises, both players find all the chips in the middle. Devonshire showed 108 for a flopped flush, but his heart sinks when Terry showed A7 for the nut flush. The turn and river came 45 and Devonshire was eliminated, shipping the 844,000 pot to Terry. Level Summary: Despite a few short stacks in the field, it took nearly half of the level before a player was sent to the rail in the money. Nick Schulman was that casualty, running pocket jacks into the pocket aces of Kevin Schaffel. Then, the room was stunned to see former chip leader Bryan Devonshire ousted from the tournament when he flopped a flush against the nut flush of Todd Terry. The resulting pot gave Terry a massive stack and he ended the day with 850,000, good for the chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Bryan Devonshire View All Live Updates From This Event
Aug 25, '09	2009 Legends of Poker	WPT Legends of Poker Main Event	4	+
Todd Terry Eliminated in Third Place ($231,300) Aug 26, '09 Prahlad Friedman raised in the small blind to 200,000 and Todd Terry moved all in from the big blind for the rest of his stack. Friedman quickly called with the AQ and Terry was racing with pocket fours. The board came QJ6KK and Terry was eliminated in third place. After the hand, Prahlad pushed his stack to nearly 7 million. Player Tags: Prahlad Friedman, Todd Terry Prahlad Freidman Making a Move Aug 26, '09 Todd Terry raised on the button to 100,000 and Prahlad Friedman called in the big blind. The flop came KJ6 and Terry continued with a bet of 100,000. Friedman called and both players checked the 8 on the turn. The river was the A and both players checked once again. Friedman showed J9 and Terry mucked his hand. With that hand, Friedman has passed the 2.5 million mark. Player Tags: Prahlad Friedman, Todd Terry Todd Terry Wins Battle of the Blinds Aug 26, '09 Todd Terry and Kevin Schaffel saw a flop from the blinds of 1063. Terry checked, Schaffel bet 70,000 and Terry called. The turn was the 10 and Terry checked once again. Schaffel bet 70,000 and Terry made the call. The river was the 6. Terry checked, Schaffel bet 200,000 and Terry called. Schaffel showed pocket kings for the overpair, but Terry showed 8-6 to win the pot with a full house. Player Tags: Kevin Schaffel, Todd Terry Matt Marafioti Eliminated in Eighth Place ($52,320) Aug 26, '09 Matt Marafioti moved all in from early position for 78,000 and Todd Terry made the call from middle position. Their cards: Marafioti: J10 Terry: QJ Board: AK275 Terry won the pot with queen high and Marafioti was eliminated in eighth place. He will take home $52,320 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Matt Marafioti Steven Begleiter Eliminated in Ninth Place ($39,240) Aug 25, '09 Todd Terry raised to 50,000 from the button and Steven Begleiter moved all in for about 500,000. Terry made the call and they flipped up their cards. Terry showed AQ and Begleiter could only sheepishly produce K3. The board came 108495 and the November Nine member was put out from the tournament. He may have fallen just short, but Begleiter proved his run in the WSOP Main Event was no fluke, not to mention picking up valuable experience along the way. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Steven Begleiter Sergei Veytser Eliminated in 10th Place ($32,700) Aug 25, '09 After a series of preflop raises, Sergei Veytser was all in holding AQ against the AK of Todd Terry. The board came K75910 and Terry’s nut flush sent the Russian to the rail on the official final table bubble. Veytser was generally known for being the “Eugene Katchalov look-a-like,” but ultimately ended up outlasting the real thing. Veytser cashed three times at this year’s Series, but this was his largest score to date, taking home $31,700. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Todd Terry, Sergei Veytser Mat Widdoes Eliminated in 16th Place ($22,240) Aug 25, '09 Wow! Monster Pot Below… Eugene Katchalov raised to 25,000 and both Kevin Schaffel and Todd Terry made the call. Mat Widdoes then shoved in his remaining 128,000 more from the small blind. Toto Leonidas folded his big blind and the action went back to Eugene Katchalov, who raised it up to 275,000. His isolation didn’t work and Schaffel shoved in his stack of about 500,000. Terry then went into the tank, visibly concerned with his predicament. After a few minutes of thought, he mucked his hand and the action came back to Katchalov, who felt committed and put in the call. Katchalov showed pocket eights, Widdoes showed A7 and Schaffel showed the superior pocket kings. The board came out Q536Q and Widdoes was eliminated. Katchalov lost a big chunk of his stack and Schaffel took the chip lead with 1,240,000. Amazingly, Terry folded pocket queens. Had he not made such a great read, he would’ve taken out two players and been stacked with over 2,500,000. Player Tags: Kevin Schaffel, Eugene Katchalov, Todd Terry, Matt Widdoes Steven Chao Eliminated in 18th Place ($22,240) Aug 25, '09 Steven Chao moved all in under the gun preflop for 90,000 and Todd Terry made the call from middle position. Their cards: Terry: QQ Chao: QJ Board: 6533A Terry won the pot with pocket queens to grow his stack to 1,040,000. Chao was eliminated in 18th place and he will take home $22,240 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Steven Chao Peter Rho Eliminated in 23rd Place ($18,285) Aug 25, '09 Steven Begleiter raised to 22,000 and Todd Terry reraised to 77,000 behind him. Peter Rho then called all in from the big blind and Begleiter folded. Terry showed AK and was racing against Rho’s pocket queens. The board came out 332A5 and Rho was eliminated from the tournament. Terry now has over 900,000 while extending his chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Peter Rho Level 15 Update Aug 24, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 24 out of 278 Average Chip Count: 310,000 Notable Eliminations: 27. Nick Schulman — $18,285 26. Bryan Devonshire — $18,285 25. Salvatore DiCarlo — $18,285 Hand of the Level: *Bryan Devonshire Eliminated, Room Stunned At Former Chip Leaders Demise* Bryan Devonshire raised in position and Todd Terry called from the small blind. The flop came out Q94 and after a series of bets and raises, both players find all the chips in the middle. Devonshire showed 108 for a flopped flush, but his heart sinks when Terry showed A7 for the nut flush. The turn and river came 45 and Devonshire was eliminated, shipping the 844,000 pot to Terry. Level Summary: Despite a few short stacks in the field, it took nearly half of the level before a player was sent to the rail in the money. Nick Schulman was that casualty, running pocket jacks into the pocket aces of Kevin Schaffel. Then, the room was stunned to see former chip leader Bryan Devonshire ousted from the tournament when he flopped a flush against the nut flush of Todd Terry. The resulting pot gave Terry a massive stack and he ended the day with 850,000, good for the chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Bryan Devonshire View All Live Updates From This Event
Aug 24, '09	2009 Legends of Poker	WPT Legends of Poker Main Event	3	+
Todd Terry Eliminated in Third Place ($231,300) Aug 26, '09 Prahlad Friedman raised in the small blind to 200,000 and Todd Terry moved all in from the big blind for the rest of his stack. Friedman quickly called with the AQ and Terry was racing with pocket fours. The board came QJ6KK and Terry was eliminated in third place. After the hand, Prahlad pushed his stack to nearly 7 million. Player Tags: Prahlad Friedman, Todd Terry Prahlad Freidman Making a Move Aug 26, '09 Todd Terry raised on the button to 100,000 and Prahlad Friedman called in the big blind. The flop came KJ6 and Terry continued with a bet of 100,000. Friedman called and both players checked the 8 on the turn. The river was the A and both players checked once again. Friedman showed J9 and Terry mucked his hand. With that hand, Friedman has passed the 2.5 million mark. Player Tags: Prahlad Friedman, Todd Terry Todd Terry Wins Battle of the Blinds Aug 26, '09 Todd Terry and Kevin Schaffel saw a flop from the blinds of 1063. Terry checked, Schaffel bet 70,000 and Terry called. The turn was the 10 and Terry checked once again. Schaffel bet 70,000 and Terry made the call. The river was the 6. Terry checked, Schaffel bet 200,000 and Terry called. Schaffel showed pocket kings for the overpair, but Terry showed 8-6 to win the pot with a full house. Player Tags: Kevin Schaffel, Todd Terry Matt Marafioti Eliminated in Eighth Place ($52,320) Aug 26, '09 Matt Marafioti moved all in from early position for 78,000 and Todd Terry made the call from middle position. Their cards: Marafioti: J10 Terry: QJ Board: AK275 Terry won the pot with queen high and Marafioti was eliminated in eighth place. He will take home $52,320 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Matt Marafioti Steven Begleiter Eliminated in Ninth Place ($39,240) Aug 25, '09 Todd Terry raised to 50,000 from the button and Steven Begleiter moved all in for about 500,000. Terry made the call and they flipped up their cards. Terry showed AQ and Begleiter could only sheepishly produce K3. The board came 108495 and the November Nine member was put out from the tournament. He may have fallen just short, but Begleiter proved his run in the WSOP Main Event was no fluke, not to mention picking up valuable experience along the way. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Steven Begleiter Sergei Veytser Eliminated in 10th Place ($32,700) Aug 25, '09 After a series of preflop raises, Sergei Veytser was all in holding AQ against the AK of Todd Terry. The board came K75910 and Terry’s nut flush sent the Russian to the rail on the official final table bubble. Veytser was generally known for being the “Eugene Katchalov look-a-like,” but ultimately ended up outlasting the real thing. Veytser cashed three times at this year’s Series, but this was his largest score to date, taking home $31,700. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Todd Terry, Sergei Veytser Mat Widdoes Eliminated in 16th Place ($22,240) Aug 25, '09 Wow! Monster Pot Below… Eugene Katchalov raised to 25,000 and both Kevin Schaffel and Todd Terry made the call. Mat Widdoes then shoved in his remaining 128,000 more from the small blind. Toto Leonidas folded his big blind and the action went back to Eugene Katchalov, who raised it up to 275,000. His isolation didn’t work and Schaffel shoved in his stack of about 500,000. Terry then went into the tank, visibly concerned with his predicament. After a few minutes of thought, he mucked his hand and the action came back to Katchalov, who felt committed and put in the call. Katchalov showed pocket eights, Widdoes showed A7 and Schaffel showed the superior pocket kings. The board came out Q536Q and Widdoes was eliminated. Katchalov lost a big chunk of his stack and Schaffel took the chip lead with 1,240,000. Amazingly, Terry folded pocket queens. Had he not made such a great read, he would’ve taken out two players and been stacked with over 2,500,000. Player Tags: Kevin Schaffel, Eugene Katchalov, Todd Terry, Matt Widdoes Steven Chao Eliminated in 18th Place ($22,240) Aug 25, '09 Steven Chao moved all in under the gun preflop for 90,000 and Todd Terry made the call from middle position. Their cards: Terry: QQ Chao: QJ Board: 6533A Terry won the pot with pocket queens to grow his stack to 1,040,000. Chao was eliminated in 18th place and he will take home $22,240 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Steven Chao Peter Rho Eliminated in 23rd Place ($18,285) Aug 25, '09 Steven Begleiter raised to 22,000 and Todd Terry reraised to 77,000 behind him. Peter Rho then called all in from the big blind and Begleiter folded. Terry showed AK and was racing against Rho’s pocket queens. The board came out 332A5 and Rho was eliminated from the tournament. Terry now has over 900,000 while extending his chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Peter Rho Level 15 Update Aug 24, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 24 out of 278 Average Chip Count: 310,000 Notable Eliminations: 27. Nick Schulman — $18,285 26. Bryan Devonshire — $18,285 25. Salvatore DiCarlo — $18,285 Hand of the Level: *Bryan Devonshire Eliminated, Room Stunned At Former Chip Leaders Demise* Bryan Devonshire raised in position and Todd Terry called from the small blind. The flop came out Q94 and after a series of bets and raises, both players find all the chips in the middle. Devonshire showed 108 for a flopped flush, but his heart sinks when Terry showed A7 for the nut flush. The turn and river came 45 and Devonshire was eliminated, shipping the 844,000 pot to Terry. Level Summary: Despite a few short stacks in the field, it took nearly half of the level before a player was sent to the rail in the money. Nick Schulman was that casualty, running pocket jacks into the pocket aces of Kevin Schaffel. Then, the room was stunned to see former chip leader Bryan Devonshire ousted from the tournament when he flopped a flush against the nut flush of Todd Terry. The resulting pot gave Terry a massive stack and he ended the day with 850,000, good for the chip lead. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Bryan Devonshire View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 08, '07	2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 10 - No-Limit Hold'em	3	+
William Durkee Wins Event #10 ($566,916) Jun 08, '07 On a board of 1098Q Todd Terry moves all in and William Durkee makes the call. Terry flips over AQ for top pair, top kicker. That was the good news, the bad news was that Durkee turns over the J for a queen high straight. To add insult to injury, the Q was dealt on the river. Terry is eliminated in second place, and he will take home $353,875. That makes Durkee the champion of the $2,000 no-limit hold'em event. He takes home the gold bracelet and $566,916. Player Tags: Todd Terry, William Durkee V Hour Three Log Jun 08, '07 The Rookie The heads-up match kicked off and an interesting bit of information was discovered. Todd Terry had made it not only to the final table, but to the final two players in just his first WSOP event. Both players were conservative in the early going of the match. This was peculiar on the part of William Durkee, who held such a commanding chip lead. Alligator Blood Check, check, check. After a dozen of hands, neither player had yet to establish himself as the captain of the heads-up match. Very passive poker is being played in this heads-up match. Price of Poker Goes Up The blind were then kicked up to $30,000-$60,000 with a $5,000 ante. A Friendly Game Action plodded by and then Durkee moved all in on a flop of Q83. Terry put his head in his hands and tanked. He eventually folded and Durkee flashed a queen towards Terry as he collected the pot. While the manners between these two competitors continued to be impeccable the gap in the chip counts continued to widen: William Durkee: $5,000,000 Todd Terry: $1,000,000 A Breakdown in Security Terry now had less than 20 big blinds. In an attempt to trap Durkee, Terry checked down a board of J65J8 with J2. He won the small pot when Durkee flipped over K2. Terry failed to protect his top pair on the flop and an opportunity passed him by. The End is Near Terry moved all in twice over the next handful of hands and Durkee folded each time. Player Tags: Todd Terry, William Durkee V Hour Two Log Jun 08, '07 Fast Times at Amazon High Michael Banducci was the next to hit the rail in fifth place. He was taken out by William Durkee who vaulted into the chip lead after the hand with $2,600,000. This completed a swing for Durkee over Justin Bonomo, who now resided in second place with $1,600,000. Terry Doubles through Bonomo Todd Terry then moved all in preflop and Bonomo made the call. Terry flipped over AJ and Bonomo turned over AK. The board was dealt QQJ43 and Terry doubled up through Bonomo with the jack on the flop. Bonomo then picked up multiple pots with constant aggression to regain the chip lead: William Durkee: $2,000,000 Justin Bonomo: $1,500,000 Hunter Frey: $1,200,000 Todd Terry: $8155,000 The Harder they Fall Next, the two big stacks at the table got mixed up in a large hand. Justin Bonomo shows pocket kings and Durkee is all in for his tournament life. He flips over pocket aces though. The board helps neither player and Bonomo gets one of his legs knocked out. He holds only $485,000 after the hand and Durkee had emerged as the dominant chip leader with $3850,000. Bonomo would make his exit on the very next hand and action was down to three handed, scroll down to catch the hand. Hunter Frey would fall next in third place, he was sent to the rail by the pocket nines of Todd Terry, scroll down to catch the hand. William Durkee had a three-to-one chip advantage heading it to the final match-up: William Durkee: $4,500,000 Todd Terry: $1,500,000 Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Todd Terry, William Durkee V, Michael Banducci Hunter Frey Eliminated in 3rd Place ($231,273) Jun 08, '07 Hunter Frey is all in on an extremely short stack and Todd Terry makes the call. Frey turns over 86 and Terry flips over pocket nines. The board is dealt AA10J7 and Frey is eliminated in third place. He will take home $231,273 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry Hour One Log Jun 08, '07 During the first hour of play both Ronnie Hofman and Gil George made their exits in ninth and eighth place, respectively. Scroll down to check out their bust out hands. Hunter Frey and William Durkee then doubled up in succession. After this sequence the chip counts stood as follows: Justin Bonomo: $1,300,000 Hunter Frey: $1,250,000 William Durkee: $950,000 Michael Banducci: $900,000 Todd Terry: $675,000 Stan Weiss: $600,000 Walter Browne: $300,000 Stan Weiss then snapped off a preflop raise with an all in reraise of his own. He had been quiet at the table up to this point and his move was given some respect. A hole cam would later reveal that he held only Q-9. Walter Browne was the next to go home, and he was quickly followed by Weiss. Weiss was eliminated by Justin Bonomo. Scroll down to look at the bust out hands. The players then went on a fifteen minute break. The approximate chip counts at that point were as follows: Justin Bonomo: $2,000,000 William Durkee: $1,800,000 Michael Banducci: $1,000,000 Hunter Frey: $850,000 Todd Terry: $450,000 The players returned from break and the blinds were kicked up to $20,000-$40,000 with a $5,000 ante. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Stanley Weiss, Todd Terry, Walter Browne, William Durkee V, Michael Banducci, Gil George, Ronnie Hofman Gil George Eliminated in 8th Place ($43,190) Jun 08, '07 Gil George moves all in and Todd Terry makes the call. A classic rockets vs. cowboys match-up is revealed when the players turn up their cards. George holds the kings and Terry possesses the aces. The board is no help to either player and George is eliminated in eighth place. He will take home $43,190 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Gil George Hunter Frey is the Man of the Hour Jun 07, '07 Day two of this $2,000 No Limit Hold 'Em event is over. There are nine players returning tomorrow at 3 p.m. to battle for a place in history. Hunter Frey has been the man of action this last hour and the size of his chip stack reflects that. He now has over $1,000,000 after eliminating Todd Sisley in 13th place and John Murphy in 12th place. Sisley was all in against Frey with pocket fives. Frey had pocket sevens and the board didn't help either player. Sisley is the 13th place finisher and he earned $22,431. Frey was responsible for eliminating John Murphy as well. Frey bet out and Murphy pushed all in. Frey made the call and showed Murphy A-A. Understandably upset, Murphy reluctantly turned over K-10. The board came A-J-J-4-9 giving Frey the full house he didn't need and ended Murphy's tournament. Murphy walked away in 12th place with $22,431. Jeff Anderson was eliminated in 11th place and earned $25,217. Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo is the current chip leader with just under $2,000,000. The ten remaining players will continue for one more elimination and the formation of the final table. Partho "SpiderMan" Data was eliminated in 10th place by Todd Terry. Data had A-2 and Terry's pocket dueces held up. Data was the last elimination of the day and pocketed $25,217. The following nine players in order of chip counts comprise the final table: Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo, Hunter Frey, Michael Banducci, Todd Terry, Stan Weiss, Will Durkee, Gil George, Ronnie Hofman and Walter Browne. Come back to CardPlayer.com to keep up on what goes down at the final table. Player Tags: John Murphy, Justin Bonomo, Stanley Weiss, Todd Terry, Walter Browne, William Durkee V, Michael Banducci, Jeffrey Anderson, Gil George, Ronnie Hofman View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 07, '07	2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 10 - No-Limit Hold'em	2	+
William Durkee Wins Event #10 ($566,916) Jun 08, '07 On a board of 1098Q Todd Terry moves all in and William Durkee makes the call. Terry flips over AQ for top pair, top kicker. That was the good news, the bad news was that Durkee turns over the J for a queen high straight. To add insult to injury, the Q was dealt on the river. Terry is eliminated in second place, and he will take home $353,875. That makes Durkee the champion of the $2,000 no-limit hold'em event. He takes home the gold bracelet and $566,916. Player Tags: Todd Terry, William Durkee V Hour Three Log Jun 08, '07 The Rookie The heads-up match kicked off and an interesting bit of information was discovered. Todd Terry had made it not only to the final table, but to the final two players in just his first WSOP event. Both players were conservative in the early going of the match. This was peculiar on the part of William Durkee, who held such a commanding chip lead. Alligator Blood Check, check, check. After a dozen of hands, neither player had yet to establish himself as the captain of the heads-up match. Very passive poker is being played in this heads-up match. Price of Poker Goes Up The blind were then kicked up to $30,000-$60,000 with a $5,000 ante. A Friendly Game Action plodded by and then Durkee moved all in on a flop of Q83. Terry put his head in his hands and tanked. He eventually folded and Durkee flashed a queen towards Terry as he collected the pot. While the manners between these two competitors continued to be impeccable the gap in the chip counts continued to widen: William Durkee: $5,000,000 Todd Terry: $1,000,000 A Breakdown in Security Terry now had less than 20 big blinds. In an attempt to trap Durkee, Terry checked down a board of J65J8 with J2. He won the small pot when Durkee flipped over K2. Terry failed to protect his top pair on the flop and an opportunity passed him by. The End is Near Terry moved all in twice over the next handful of hands and Durkee folded each time. Player Tags: Todd Terry, William Durkee V Hour Two Log Jun 08, '07 Fast Times at Amazon High Michael Banducci was the next to hit the rail in fifth place. He was taken out by William Durkee who vaulted into the chip lead after the hand with $2,600,000. This completed a swing for Durkee over Justin Bonomo, who now resided in second place with $1,600,000. Terry Doubles through Bonomo Todd Terry then moved all in preflop and Bonomo made the call. Terry flipped over AJ and Bonomo turned over AK. The board was dealt QQJ43 and Terry doubled up through Bonomo with the jack on the flop. Bonomo then picked up multiple pots with constant aggression to regain the chip lead: William Durkee: $2,000,000 Justin Bonomo: $1,500,000 Hunter Frey: $1,200,000 Todd Terry: $8155,000 The Harder they Fall Next, the two big stacks at the table got mixed up in a large hand. Justin Bonomo shows pocket kings and Durkee is all in for his tournament life. He flips over pocket aces though. The board helps neither player and Bonomo gets one of his legs knocked out. He holds only $485,000 after the hand and Durkee had emerged as the dominant chip leader with $3850,000. Bonomo would make his exit on the very next hand and action was down to three handed, scroll down to catch the hand. Hunter Frey would fall next in third place, he was sent to the rail by the pocket nines of Todd Terry, scroll down to catch the hand. William Durkee had a three-to-one chip advantage heading it to the final match-up: William Durkee: $4,500,000 Todd Terry: $1,500,000 Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Todd Terry, William Durkee V, Michael Banducci Hunter Frey Eliminated in 3rd Place ($231,273) Jun 08, '07 Hunter Frey is all in on an extremely short stack and Todd Terry makes the call. Frey turns over 86 and Terry flips over pocket nines. The board is dealt AA10J7 and Frey is eliminated in third place. He will take home $231,273 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry Hour One Log Jun 08, '07 During the first hour of play both Ronnie Hofman and Gil George made their exits in ninth and eighth place, respectively. Scroll down to check out their bust out hands. Hunter Frey and William Durkee then doubled up in succession. After this sequence the chip counts stood as follows: Justin Bonomo: $1,300,000 Hunter Frey: $1,250,000 William Durkee: $950,000 Michael Banducci: $900,000 Todd Terry: $675,000 Stan Weiss: $600,000 Walter Browne: $300,000 Stan Weiss then snapped off a preflop raise with an all in reraise of his own. He had been quiet at the table up to this point and his move was given some respect. A hole cam would later reveal that he held only Q-9. Walter Browne was the next to go home, and he was quickly followed by Weiss. Weiss was eliminated by Justin Bonomo. Scroll down to look at the bust out hands. The players then went on a fifteen minute break. The approximate chip counts at that point were as follows: Justin Bonomo: $2,000,000 William Durkee: $1,800,000 Michael Banducci: $1,000,000 Hunter Frey: $850,000 Todd Terry: $450,000 The players returned from break and the blinds were kicked up to $20,000-$40,000 with a $5,000 ante. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Stanley Weiss, Todd Terry, Walter Browne, William Durkee V, Michael Banducci, Gil George, Ronnie Hofman Gil George Eliminated in 8th Place ($43,190) Jun 08, '07 Gil George moves all in and Todd Terry makes the call. A classic rockets vs. cowboys match-up is revealed when the players turn up their cards. George holds the kings and Terry possesses the aces. The board is no help to either player and George is eliminated in eighth place. He will take home $43,190 in prize money. Player Tags: Todd Terry, Gil George Hunter Frey is the Man of the Hour Jun 07, '07 Day two of this $2,000 No Limit Hold 'Em event is over. There are nine players returning tomorrow at 3 p.m. to battle for a place in history. Hunter Frey has been the man of action this last hour and the size of his chip stack reflects that. He now has over $1,000,000 after eliminating Todd Sisley in 13th place and John Murphy in 12th place. Sisley was all in against Frey with pocket fives. Frey had pocket sevens and the board didn't help either player. Sisley is the 13th place finisher and he earned $22,431. Frey was responsible for eliminating John Murphy as well. Frey bet out and Murphy pushed all in. Frey made the call and showed Murphy A-A. Understandably upset, Murphy reluctantly turned over K-10. The board came A-J-J-4-9 giving Frey the full house he didn't need and ended Murphy's tournament. Murphy walked away in 12th place with $22,431. Jeff Anderson was eliminated in 11th place and earned $25,217. Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo is the current chip leader with just under $2,000,000. The ten remaining players will continue for one more elimination and the formation of the final table. Partho "SpiderMan" Data was eliminated in 10th place by Todd Terry. Data had A-2 and Terry's pocket dueces held up. Data was the last elimination of the day and pocketed $25,217. The following nine players in order of chip counts comprise the final table: Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo, Hunter Frey, Michael Banducci, Todd Terry, Stan Weiss, Will Durkee, Gil George, Ronnie Hofman and Walter Browne. Come back to CardPlayer.com to keep up on what goes down at the final table. Player Tags: John Murphy, Justin Bonomo, Stanley Weiss, Todd Terry, Walter Browne, William Durkee V, Michael Banducci, Jeffrey Anderson, Gil George, Ronnie Hofman View All Live Updates From This Event

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