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Nick Schulman
Hometown: Manhattan
Country of Origin: United States 
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Nick Schulman - Live Updates
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| Jul 12, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 20 Hour 2 Update: Tom Lutz Eliminated In 3.7 Million PotJul 12, '09 Blinds: 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 185 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Warren Zackey – 5,000,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 575,000 Average Chip Count: 1,053,081 Notable Eliminations: Tom Lutz Big Hands:
Claudio Baptista moved all in before the flop and Phil Ivey made the call. Baptista tabled 9 The flop came down A Reed Hensel Knocks Out Mark Fisher After a raise of 32,000 preflop, the action was on Reed Hensel in the cutoff. He reraised to 110,000. Mark Fisher moved in for 535,000 from the big blind. The original raiser folded but Hensel made the call. Fisher tabled Q
Tom Lutz got involved in the biggest pot of the tournament during the last level, totaling 2.5 million. He just broke that record on his bustout hand. After a flop of 9 The turn was the 8 Estelle Denis Moves In On J.C. Tran, Gets Her Cards Mucked By Dealer J.C. Tran raised from middle position and the action was on Estelle Denis. She moved all in and the action was back on Tran. However, as everyone mucked their hands, the dealer grabbed Denis’ hand and put it in the muck. The floor was called over and it was ruled that a player is responsible for protecting their hand. There was mercy shown, however, as the staff only required her to call Tran’s raise instead of surrendering her entire stack. After that mess, she was down to 110,000. Stokes Slips, Loses Chips to Patchell Joey Lawrence made it 30,000 and was called by Joel Patchell. When the action got to Jamin Stokoes, put in another raise to 100,000. Lawrence found the fold button, but Patchell called. The flop was K Stokes showed A Zackey Continuing Hot Run of Cards With 300,000 already found in the pot on a flop of Q Wilson showed J
We caught up with the hand as the chips were being shipped J.C. Tran’s way. Tran moved all in for about 400,000 and was called by Nasr El Nasr. Tran held A The top pair was apparently good as Nasr’s hand was already in the muck. With the double up, Tran was around 800,000. Nick Schulman Busts Marc Etienne McLaughlin raised to 28,000 from the cutoff and Nick Schulman repopped to 96,000 from the button. McLaughlin put Schulman all in and the call was made. McLaughlin showed A The board ran out 8
Adam Sanders moved all in preflop and Antonio Esfandiari made a quick call. Sanders tabled 10 The flop came down K Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman, Mark Fisher, Reed Hensel, Tom Lutz, Claudio Baptista Level 17 Hour 2 Update: Ivey Over A MillionJul 11, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 407 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Ludovic Lacay – 1,700,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 178,000 Average Chip Count: 478,673 Notable Eliminations: Matt Brady Big Hands:
Burt Boutin called the all in bet of Jason Adler preflop and the players turned up their hands. Adler: 5 The race was on and the flop came Q Kelly Kim With The Cease Fire With the pot around 125,000, the board had run out J
Nick Schulman called Lance Gettler’s all-in bet preflop. Schulman was holding 5 The race was on and the flop came down A Paul Wasicka Goes Bust Paul Wasicka’s stack dropped below 100,000 during this level and he decided to move all in preflop holding A The flop came down A
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read A David Wickham decided to stand on the tracks while the train was coming through, making the call. The river was the 3 Later, Ivey and Michael Graydon were tangling in a hand and the board read Q Moments later, Ivey raised to 16,000 preflop and David Watkinson made the call from the big blind. The flop came down 9
A player raised to 18,000 preflop and Jeff Shulman made the call from the big blind. The flop came down Q Both players checked and Shulman showed 3 Eastgate Takes Control Of The Hand, Wins A Pot Patrick Hanoteau raised to 18,000 from the hijack position and Peter Eastgate made the call from the cutoff. Both blinds also called and the flop came down 10 Eastgate took in a nice pot and was at 360,000.
After three players had limped for 6,000, Nick Binger moved all in for his last 58,000 in chips. Every limper decided to call and Binger was not too pleased. The flop came Q Binger then showed off his ladies, turning over Q Elky Drops Some Chips Picking up the action on the turn, the board read A The river gave no help to Grospellier and his stack dropped to 1.35 million.
Abraham Mourshaki raised to 20,000 and the action folded to Phil Hellmuth who raised to 36,000. Mourshaki called and the flop came down J “I’m gonna vomit on the floor,” he said. “You had to find jack-jack for him. You couldn’t find just one jack so he could sail off?” Hellmuth then walked away from the table as he was down to 100,000. Just a few hands later, Mourshaki raised to 22,000 preflop and Hellmuth called. Three other players jumped in the pool as well and the flop came down J Hellmuth: A Hellmuth started with the best hand but got outflopped badly. He needed some help but the 7 Player Tags: Jason Adler, Jeff Shulman, Kelly Kim, Phil Hellmuth, Burt Boutin, Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman, Nick Binger, Peter Eastgate, Lance Gettler |
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| Jul 11, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 4 | + |
Level 20 Hour 2 Update: Tom Lutz Eliminated In 3.7 Million PotJul 12, '09 Blinds: 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 185 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Warren Zackey – 5,000,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 575,000 Average Chip Count: 1,053,081 Notable Eliminations: Tom Lutz Big Hands:
Claudio Baptista moved all in before the flop and Phil Ivey made the call. Baptista tabled 9 The flop came down A Reed Hensel Knocks Out Mark Fisher After a raise of 32,000 preflop, the action was on Reed Hensel in the cutoff. He reraised to 110,000. Mark Fisher moved in for 535,000 from the big blind. The original raiser folded but Hensel made the call. Fisher tabled Q
Tom Lutz got involved in the biggest pot of the tournament during the last level, totaling 2.5 million. He just broke that record on his bustout hand. After a flop of 9 The turn was the 8 Estelle Denis Moves In On J.C. Tran, Gets Her Cards Mucked By Dealer J.C. Tran raised from middle position and the action was on Estelle Denis. She moved all in and the action was back on Tran. However, as everyone mucked their hands, the dealer grabbed Denis’ hand and put it in the muck. The floor was called over and it was ruled that a player is responsible for protecting their hand. There was mercy shown, however, as the staff only required her to call Tran’s raise instead of surrendering her entire stack. After that mess, she was down to 110,000. Stokes Slips, Loses Chips to Patchell Joey Lawrence made it 30,000 and was called by Joel Patchell. When the action got to Jamin Stokoes, put in another raise to 100,000. Lawrence found the fold button, but Patchell called. The flop was K Stokes showed A Zackey Continuing Hot Run of Cards With 300,000 already found in the pot on a flop of Q Wilson showed J
We caught up with the hand as the chips were being shipped J.C. Tran’s way. Tran moved all in for about 400,000 and was called by Nasr El Nasr. Tran held A The top pair was apparently good as Nasr’s hand was already in the muck. With the double up, Tran was around 800,000. Nick Schulman Busts Marc Etienne McLaughlin raised to 28,000 from the cutoff and Nick Schulman repopped to 96,000 from the button. McLaughlin put Schulman all in and the call was made. McLaughlin showed A The board ran out 8
Adam Sanders moved all in preflop and Antonio Esfandiari made a quick call. Sanders tabled 10 The flop came down K Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman, Mark Fisher, Reed Hensel, Tom Lutz, Claudio Baptista Level 17 Hour 2 Update: Ivey Over A MillionJul 11, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 407 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Ludovic Lacay – 1,700,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 178,000 Average Chip Count: 478,673 Notable Eliminations: Matt Brady Big Hands:
Burt Boutin called the all in bet of Jason Adler preflop and the players turned up their hands. Adler: 5 The race was on and the flop came Q Kelly Kim With The Cease Fire With the pot around 125,000, the board had run out J
Nick Schulman called Lance Gettler’s all-in bet preflop. Schulman was holding 5 The race was on and the flop came down A Paul Wasicka Goes Bust Paul Wasicka’s stack dropped below 100,000 during this level and he decided to move all in preflop holding A The flop came down A
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read A David Wickham decided to stand on the tracks while the train was coming through, making the call. The river was the 3 Later, Ivey and Michael Graydon were tangling in a hand and the board read Q Moments later, Ivey raised to 16,000 preflop and David Watkinson made the call from the big blind. The flop came down 9
A player raised to 18,000 preflop and Jeff Shulman made the call from the big blind. The flop came down Q Both players checked and Shulman showed 3 Eastgate Takes Control Of The Hand, Wins A Pot Patrick Hanoteau raised to 18,000 from the hijack position and Peter Eastgate made the call from the cutoff. Both blinds also called and the flop came down 10 Eastgate took in a nice pot and was at 360,000.
After three players had limped for 6,000, Nick Binger moved all in for his last 58,000 in chips. Every limper decided to call and Binger was not too pleased. The flop came Q Binger then showed off his ladies, turning over Q Elky Drops Some Chips Picking up the action on the turn, the board read A The river gave no help to Grospellier and his stack dropped to 1.35 million.
Abraham Mourshaki raised to 20,000 and the action folded to Phil Hellmuth who raised to 36,000. Mourshaki called and the flop came down J “I’m gonna vomit on the floor,” he said. “You had to find jack-jack for him. You couldn’t find just one jack so he could sail off?” Hellmuth then walked away from the table as he was down to 100,000. Just a few hands later, Mourshaki raised to 22,000 preflop and Hellmuth called. Three other players jumped in the pool as well and the flop came down J Hellmuth: A Hellmuth started with the best hand but got outflopped badly. He needed some help but the 7 Player Tags: Jason Adler, Jeff Shulman, Kelly Kim, Phil Hellmuth, Burt Boutin, Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman, Nick Binger, Peter Eastgate, Lance Gettler |
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| Jun 28, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 49 - $50,000 World Championship H.O.R.S.E | 3 | + |
Level 12 Update: Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman EliminatedJun 28, '09 Flop Games: Blinds – 4,000-8,000, Limits – 8,000-16,000 Players Remaining: 44 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Ray Dehkharghani — 900,000 Average Chip Count: 285,000 Notable Eliminations: Nick Schulman Big Hands:
OMAHA/8 Nick Schulman Eliminated Nick Schulman was down to just 40,000 when he got the last of his chips into the middle in Omaha 8OB. Schulman raised under the gun and Erick Lindgren made the call from the cutoff. Gus Hansen reraised from the button. Schulman and Lindgren both quickly called. The flop came Q Their cards: Schulman: A The high went to Lindgren with the nut flush while Hansen won the low with 8
Phil Ivey Eliminated With a severe short stack, Phil Ivey was all in for just 5,000 on a board of K Their cards: Sagstrom: A Sagstrom scooped the whole side pot and got half the main pot with a set of aces. Ivey received the half of the main pot with a 8
STUD HIGH Barry Greenstein Eliminated The only man to cash in the $50K H.O.R.S.E ever year since its creation has been eliminated. Barry Greenstein was all in along with Justin Smith, versus Erick Lindgren. Their cards: Greenstein: (A Greenstein made aces up on the end, but Justin Smith made a straight on seventh street, sending Greenstein home without a fourth consecutive deep finish in the event. Left in the Deck: The players are currently on a 20 minute break. Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Barry Greenstein, Hasan Habib, Gus Hansen, Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman Level 3 Update: Steve Billirakis atop Chip CountsJun 26, '09 Flop Games: 600-1,200 Note: Players are now on a 90 minute dinner break and will return at 8 p.m. Players Remaining: 95 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Steve Billirakis – 240,000 Big Hands: Hold’Em
The player in seat 6 raised to 2,400 preflop from the cutoff and the action was next on Justin Bonomo. He made it three bets to 3,600 and the blinds folded. Seat 6 made the call and the flop came down 10 Bonomo bet 1,200 after seat 6 checked. Seat 6 then check-raised to 2,400 and Bonomo just called. The turn was the 5 Steve Sung Gets Best of Andy Black Steve Sung and Andy Black took a flop heads up of K The river was the 8 Omaha/8
Three players were involved in a hand that saw a flop of A The river was the 10 Ivey Vs. Hansen: Round 1 Goes to Ivey Gus Hansen raised from early position and Phil Ivey defended from the big blind. The flop was K The turn was the 10 Ivey turned over A Razz
Nick Schulman bet out on fourth street into three players and was raised to 2400 by his opponent. He made it three bets and raised to 3600 and he saw fifth street heads up. Schulman: X-X-2 Schulman bet 2400 and was called by the player in seat 8. Schulman: X-X-2 Schulman bet 2400 and was called once again by his opponent. He bet 2400 again on the river and after a few moments of contemplation, his opponent mucked, giving the pot to Schulman. Stud High
Mike Matusow and Jeffrey Lisandro are heads up in a pot on fifth street. Lisandro bet 2400 and Matusow called. They went to sixth street with their boards looking like this. Matusow: X-X-J On the river Lisandro bet 2400 again and Matusow took a few moments before putting in the chips that indicated a call. Lissandro showed K Stud/8
Picking up the action on fourth street, James Van Alstyne and Johnny Chan were mixing it up in a hand. Chan: X-X-8 Van Alstyne bet 1,200 and Chan made the call. Chan: X-X-8 Chan paired up and fired 2,400. Van Alstyne stuck around. Chan: X-X-8 Chan bet another 2,400 and Van Alstyne called again. The river was dealt and both players decided to check. Chan then turned over (K
On fifth street, Daniel Negreanu, Patrik Antonius, and Tong G put three bets into an already bloated pot. All three go to sixth street with their boards looking like this. Tony G: X-X-5 Negreanu bet out 2400 on sixth and was met with a raise from Antonius. Tony G tanked for a long while before showing his cards to the player next to him and folding. “Rolled up fives?” asked Negreanu. “I already knew that.” Neagreanu calls the bet from Antonius and checks and calls a river bet. Negreanu shows the A Player Tags: Antanas Guoga, Daniel Negreanu, David Benyamine, Mike Matusow, David Singer, Johnny Chan, Jeffrey Lisandro, James Van Alstyne, Patrik Antonius, Justin Bonomo, Nick Schulman Level 1 Update: Harman Chipping UpJun 26, '09 Flop Games: 400-800 Entrants: 78 Starting Stack: 150,000 Big Hands: Hold’em
Todd Brunson, John Hanson and David Bach were in for 1,600 each preflop. The flop then came down A Zeidman Check-Raises Turn, Takes Pot Cory Zeidman takes a flop with Abe Mosseri heads up and it fell K Mosseri bet again, but was met with a raise from Zeidman. Mosseri mucked pretty quickly and Zeidman showed the A Omaha/8
Jennifer Harman raised to 1,600 preflop and Scott Clements made the call from the small blind. The big blind also tagged along and the three players saw a flop of Q The turn was the A
Ralph Perry raised to 1,600 from middle position and the big blind made the call. The flop came 8 Perry showed A Clements Takes 3/4 of the Pot Scott Clements raised from the cutoff and was called by the player on the button. They took the flop heads up and it fell 3 The river was the 4 Razz
Erik Seidel: X-X-3 The player in seat 2 bet out 800 into the pot and Erik Seidel made the call. Erik Seidel: X-X-3 Seidel bet 1,600 and his opponent made the call. Erik Seidel: X-X-3 Seidel bet another 1,600 and seat 2 called. After the river was dealt, Seidel fired another 1,600 and his opponent finally mucked. Seidel took the pot and was around 158,000.
Nick Schulman was the bring-in bet with the J Nick Schulman: X-X-J On fourth street, Van Alstyne bet and Schulman made the call. On fifth street, the boards looked like this. Nick Schulman: X-X-J Van Alstyne bet again and Schulman stuck around to see sixth street. Schulman: X-X-J Schulman now bets out and Van Alstyne folds, taking the pot. Stud High
On fith street, Cory Zeidman and Mike Matusow were locked up in a hand. Their boards looked like this. Zeidman: X-X-K Zeidman bet out and was quickly raised by Matusow. Zeidman tossed in a call and they saw 6th street. Zeidman: X-X-K The same action took place as Zeidman bet again and was raised again, and he decided to call again. They saw the river card face down and Zeidman decided to check. Matusow bet and was called. Matusow showed the J “I was rolled up,” said Matusow as he raked the pot. Stud/8
Steve Zolotow: X-X-4 Zolotow bet 800 into his opponent and Bueno made the call. Steve Zolotow: X-X-4 Zolotow bet 1,600 and Bueno made the call. Steve Zolotow: X-X-4 Zolotow bet 1,600 and Bueno popped it to 3,200. Zolotow made the call. After the river was dealt, Zolotow checked to Bueno and he bet 1,600. Zolotow called and Bueno turned over (A Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Todd Brunson, Steve Zolotow, Mike Matusow, David Bach, Jennifer Harman, Cory Zeidman, Scott Clements, Patrick Bueno, John Hanson, Nick Schulman |
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| Jun 26, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 49 - $50,000 World Championship H.O.R.S.E | 1 | + |
Level 12 Update: Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman EliminatedJun 28, '09 Flop Games: Blinds – 4,000-8,000, Limits – 8,000-16,000 Players Remaining: 44 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Ray Dehkharghani — 900,000 Average Chip Count: 285,000 Notable Eliminations: Nick Schulman Big Hands:
OMAHA/8 Nick Schulman Eliminated Nick Schulman was down to just 40,000 when he got the last of his chips into the middle in Omaha 8OB. Schulman raised under the gun and Erick Lindgren made the call from the cutoff. Gus Hansen reraised from the button. Schulman and Lindgren both quickly called. The flop came Q Their cards: Schulman: A The high went to Lindgren with the nut flush while Hansen won the low with 8
Phil Ivey Eliminated With a severe short stack, Phil Ivey was all in for just 5,000 on a board of K Their cards: Sagstrom: A Sagstrom scooped the whole side pot and got half the main pot with a set of aces. Ivey received the half of the main pot with a 8
STUD HIGH Barry Greenstein Eliminated The only man to cash in the $50K H.O.R.S.E ever year since its creation has been eliminated. Barry Greenstein was all in along with Justin Smith, versus Erick Lindgren. Their cards: Greenstein: (A Greenstein made aces up on the end, but Justin Smith made a straight on seventh street, sending Greenstein home without a fourth consecutive deep finish in the event. Left in the Deck: The players are currently on a 20 minute break. Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Barry Greenstein, Hasan Habib, Gus Hansen, Phil Ivey, Nick Schulman Level 3 Update: Steve Billirakis atop Chip CountsJun 26, '09 Flop Games: 600-1,200 Note: Players are now on a 90 minute dinner break and will return at 8 p.m. Players Remaining: 95 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Steve Billirakis – 240,000 Big Hands: Hold’Em
The player in seat 6 raised to 2,400 preflop from the cutoff and the action was next on Justin Bonomo. He made it three bets to 3,600 and the blinds folded. Seat 6 made the call and the flop came down 10 Bonomo bet 1,200 after seat 6 checked. Seat 6 then check-raised to 2,400 and Bonomo just called. The turn was the 5 Steve Sung Gets Best of Andy Black Steve Sung and Andy Black took a flop heads up of K The river was the 8 Omaha/8
Three players were involved in a hand that saw a flop of A The river was the 10 Ivey Vs. Hansen: Round 1 Goes to Ivey Gus Hansen raised from early position and Phil Ivey defended from the big blind. The flop was K The turn was the 10 Ivey turned over A Razz
Nick Schulman bet out on fourth street into three players and was raised to 2400 by his opponent. He made it three bets and raised to 3600 and he saw fifth street heads up. Schulman: X-X-2 Schulman bet 2400 and was called by the player in seat 8. Schulman: X-X-2 Schulman bet 2400 and was called once again by his opponent. He bet 2400 again on the river and after a few moments of contemplation, his opponent mucked, giving the pot to Schulman. Stud High
Mike Matusow and Jeffrey Lisandro are heads up in a pot on fifth street. Lisandro bet 2400 and Matusow called. They went to sixth street with their boards looking like this. Matusow: X-X-J On the river Lisandro bet 2400 again and Matusow took a few moments before putting in the chips that indicated a call. Lissandro showed K Stud/8
Picking up the action on fourth street, James Van Alstyne and Johnny Chan were mixing it up in a hand. Chan: X-X-8 Van Alstyne bet 1,200 and Chan made the call. Chan: X-X-8 Chan paired up and fired 2,400. Van Alstyne stuck around. Chan: X-X-8 Chan bet another 2,400 and Van Alstyne called again. The river was dealt and both players decided to check. Chan then turned over (K
On fifth street, Daniel Negreanu, Patrik Antonius, and Tong G put three bets into an already bloated pot. All three go to sixth street with their boards looking like this. Tony G: X-X-5 Negreanu bet out 2400 on sixth and was met with a raise from Antonius. Tony G tanked for a long while before showing his cards to the player next to him and folding. “Rolled up fives?” asked Negreanu. “I already knew that.” Neagreanu calls the bet from Antonius and checks and calls a river bet. Negreanu shows the A Player Tags: Antanas Guoga, Daniel Negreanu, David Benyamine, Mike Matusow, David Singer, Johnny Chan, Jeffrey Lisandro, James Van Alstyne, Patrik Antonius, Justin Bonomo, Nick Schulman Level 1 Update: Harman Chipping UpJun 26, '09 Flop Games: 400-800 Entrants: 78 Starting Stack: 150,000 Big Hands: Hold’em
Todd Brunson, John Hanson and David Bach were in for 1,600 each preflop. The flop then came down A Zeidman Check-Raises Turn, Takes Pot Cory Zeidman takes a flop with Abe Mosseri heads up and it fell K Mosseri bet again, but was met with a raise from Zeidman. Mosseri mucked pretty quickly and Zeidman showed the A Omaha/8
Jennifer Harman raised to 1,600 preflop and Scott Clements made the call from the small blind. The big blind also tagged along and the three players saw a flop of Q The turn was the A
Ralph Perry raised to 1,600 from middle position and the big blind made the call. The flop came 8 Perry showed A Clements Takes 3/4 of the Pot Scott Clements raised from the cutoff and was called by the player on the button. They took the flop heads up and it fell 3 The river was the 4 Razz
Erik Seidel: X-X-3 The player in seat 2 bet out 800 into the pot and Erik Seidel made the call. Erik Seidel: X-X-3 Seidel bet 1,600 and his opponent made the call. Erik Seidel: X-X-3 Seidel bet another 1,600 and seat 2 called. After the river was dealt, Seidel fired another 1,600 and his opponent finally mucked. Seidel took the pot and was around 158,000.
Nick Schulman was the bring-in bet with the J Nick Schulman: X-X-J On fourth street, Van Alstyne bet and Schulman made the call. On fifth street, the boards looked like this. Nick Schulman: X-X-J Van Alstyne bet again and Schulman stuck around to see sixth street. Schulman: X-X-J Schulman now bets out and Van Alstyne folds, taking the pot. Stud High
On fith street, Cory Zeidman and Mike Matusow were locked up in a hand. Their boards looked like this. Zeidman: X-X-K Zeidman bet out and was quickly raised by Matusow. Zeidman tossed in a call and they saw 6th street. Zeidman: X-X-K The same action took place as Zeidman bet again and was raised again, and he decided to call again. They saw the river card face down and Zeidman decided to check. Matusow bet and was called. Matusow showed the J “I was rolled up,” said Matusow as he raked the pot. Stud/8
Steve Zolotow: X-X-4 Zolotow bet 800 into his opponent and Bueno made the call. Steve Zolotow: X-X-4 Zolotow bet 1,600 and Bueno made the call. Steve Zolotow: X-X-4 Zolotow bet 1,600 and Bueno popped it to 3,200. Zolotow made the call. After the river was dealt, Zolotow checked to Bueno and he bet 1,600. Zolotow called and Bueno turned over (A Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Todd Brunson, Steve Zolotow, Mike Matusow, David Bach, Jennifer Harman, Cory Zeidman, Scott Clements, Patrick Bueno, John Hanson, Nick Schulman |
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| Jun 12, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 23 - $10,000 World Championship No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball | 3 | + |
Nick Schulman Wins Event No. 23 ($279,742)Jun 12, '09
Nick Schulman raised on the button to 75,000 and Wahlbeck reraised to 250,000 and Schulman made the call. Both players elected to draw just one card and Wahbeck moved all in. Schulman snap-called, rolling over the wheel, 7-5-4-3-2 for the nuts and a beaten Wahlbeck could only show 9-9-8-5-2 for a busted nine draw. Wahlbeck has now finished 13th, 3rd, 2nd and 1st at this year’s WSOP and is most certainly in the lead for WSOP Player of the Year over two-time bracelet winner Brock Parker. He earned $172,864 for his brilliant performance. Schulman picks up his first career bracelet and pockets $279,742 for the victory. Player Tags: Ville Wahlbeck, Nick Schulman Final Table Update: Nick Schulman Takes a Huge Lead Heads UpJun 12, '09 Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 6,000 ante Players Remaining: 2 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Schulman — 2,366,000 Average Chip Count: 1,440,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Nick Schulman Takes a Huge Lead Ville Wahlbeck opened for 60,000 from the button and Nick Schulman reraised to 200,000. Wahlbeck made the call. Schulman stood pat and Wahlbeck drew one card. Schulman bet 260,000 and Wahlbeck made the call after tanking for a moment. Schulman turned up 9-7-5-4-3 and Wahlbeck mucked his cards. Wahlbeck lost half of his stack, giving Schulman a nice chip lead. Player Tags: Ville Wahlbeck, Nick Schulman Final Table Update: John Juanda Eliminated in Fourth PlaceJun 12, '09 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 4,000 ante Players Remaining: 3 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Steve Sung — 1,205,000 Average Chip Count: 960,000 Notable Eliminations: 4. John Juanda – $75,964 Elimination Hands:
John Juanda Eliminated in Fourth Place ($75,964) Nick Schulman opened for 50,000 and John Juanda reraised all in for 210,000. Schulman made the call and each player drew a card. Juanda opened up his hand and revealed 9-6-5-4-3, but Schulman held 8-7-5-3-2 and he won the hand. Junda was eliminated in fourth place. Player Tags: John Juanda, Nick Schulman Level 17 Update: Jason Gray Eliminated in 14th Place ($17,885)Jun 12, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,500 ante Players Remaining: 13 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Vince Musso — 480,000 Average Chip Count: 221,538 Notable Eliminations: 14. Jason Gray — $17,885 Big Hands:
Steve Sung raises to 16,000 before the draw, Nick Schulman calls and Jason Gray calls all in for 12,000. Sung and Schulman both draw one card each as Gray draws two. Sung bets 20,000 at the side pot and Schulman folds. Sung shows a 9-8 low, besting Gray’s 10-8. Sung rakes the pot as Jason Gray is eliminated in 14th place ($17,885). Pescatori vs. Harmetz Pescatori Doubles Through Harmetz Max Pescatori raises to 17,500 from the cutoff and Dan Harmetz moves all in from the big blind. Pescatori calls all in for a total of 87,000, Harmetz has him covered. Harmetz draws one card while Pescatori stands pat. Pescatori turns over 10 Harmetz Doubles Through Pescatori A few hands later and Harmetz gets some of those chips back by taking his turn to double through Pescatori. Pescatori raises to 13,000 from under the gun, Harmetz moves all in from the cutoff and Pescatori calls. Both players stand pat as Harmetz turns over 9-8-5-3-2 and rakes the pot. Harmetz doubles up to 70,000 this hand while Pescatori takes a slight hit down to 155,000. Player Tags: Max Pescatori, Jason Gray, Steve Sung, Nick Schulman, Dan Harmetz Level 14 Update: Eric Kesselman EliminatedJun 11, '09 Blinds: 1,500-3,000 with a 700 ante Players Remaining: 22 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Vince Musso — 275,000 Average Chip Count: 130,909 Notable Eliminations: Pat Bueno Big Hands:
Nick Schulman raises to 9,000 from the button, John Hanson reraises to 25,000 from the big blind and Schulman calls. Both players stand pat. Hanson bets 35,000 after the draw and Schulman tanks for a few minutes before making the call with 9 Eric Kesselman Eliminated by Tim Phan Eric Kesselman gets it all in before the draw for 50,000 and change. Tim Phan calls and has him covered. Kesselman stands pat with a J-10-6-5-2 while Phan draws one card. Phan draws to a 10-8-6 low and eliminates Eric Kesselman from the tournament. Karas Draws Three, Makes the Best Hand Roland de Wolfe raises to 10,000 before the draw, Ville Wahlbeck calls behind him and Archie Karas calls from the big blind. First to draw, Karas draws three cards while both de Wolfe and Wahlbeck each draw one. Wahlbeck bets 27,000, Karas calls and de Wolfe folds. Wahlbeck turns over 9-6-4-3-2, but Karas shows 8-7-4-3-2 and rakes the pot. Doug Booth Doubles Through Nick Schulman Nick Schulman raises to 9,000 before the draw and Doug Booth moves all in for just about 50,000. Schulman calls and has him covered. Schulman stands pat while Booth draws one card. Schulman turns over a made 10-7-5-3-2 while Booth draws to a 9-8-7-6-2. Booth doubles up to over 100,000 in chips this hand while Schulman takes a little dip. Left in the Deck The remaining 22 players will take a twenty-minute break at the completion of this level as the tournament staff races off the 100 chips. Player Tags: Archie Karas, Tim Phan, Ville Wahlbeck, Roland de Wolfe, John Hanson, Eric Kesselman, Nick Schulman |
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| Jun 11, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 23 - $10,000 World Championship No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball | 2 | + |
Nick Schulman Wins Event No. 23 ($279,742)Jun 12, '09
Nick Schulman raised on the button to 75,000 and Wahlbeck reraised to 250,000 and Schulman made the call. Both players elected to draw just one card and Wahbeck moved all in. Schulman snap-called, rolling over the wheel, 7-5-4-3-2 for the nuts and a beaten Wahlbeck could only show 9-9-8-5-2 for a busted nine draw. Wahlbeck has now finished 13th, 3rd, 2nd and 1st at this year’s WSOP and is most certainly in the lead for WSOP Player of the Year over two-time bracelet winner Brock Parker. He earned $172,864 for his brilliant performance. Schulman picks up his first career bracelet and pockets $279,742 for the victory. Player Tags: Ville Wahlbeck, Nick Schulman Final Table Update: Nick Schulman Takes a Huge Lead Heads UpJun 12, '09 Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 6,000 ante Players Remaining: 2 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Schulman — 2,366,000 Average Chip Count: 1,440,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Nick Schulman Takes a Huge Lead Ville Wahlbeck opened for 60,000 from the button and Nick Schulman reraised to 200,000. Wahlbeck made the call. Schulman stood pat and Wahlbeck drew one card. Schulman bet 260,000 and Wahlbeck made the call after tanking for a moment. Schulman turned up 9-7-5-4-3 and Wahlbeck mucked his cards. Wahlbeck lost half of his stack, giving Schulman a nice chip lead. Player Tags: Ville Wahlbeck, Nick Schulman Final Table Update: John Juanda Eliminated in Fourth PlaceJun 12, '09 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 4,000 ante Players Remaining: 3 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Steve Sung — 1,205,000 Average Chip Count: 960,000 Notable Eliminations: 4. John Juanda – $75,964 Elimination Hands:
John Juanda Eliminated in Fourth Place ($75,964) Nick Schulman opened for 50,000 and John Juanda reraised all in for 210,000. Schulman made the call and each player drew a card. Juanda opened up his hand and revealed 9-6-5-4-3, but Schulman held 8-7-5-3-2 and he won the hand. Junda was eliminated in fourth place. Player Tags: John Juanda, Nick Schulman Level 17 Update: Jason Gray Eliminated in 14th Place ($17,885)Jun 12, '09 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,500 ante Players Remaining: 13 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Vince Musso — 480,000 Average Chip Count: 221,538 Notable Eliminations: 14. Jason Gray — $17,885 Big Hands:
Steve Sung raises to 16,000 before the draw, Nick Schulman calls and Jason Gray calls all in for 12,000. Sung and Schulman both draw one card each as Gray draws two. Sung bets 20,000 at the side pot and Schulman folds. Sung shows a 9-8 low, besting Gray’s 10-8. Sung rakes the pot as Jason Gray is eliminated in 14th place ($17,885). Pescatori vs. Harmetz Pescatori Doubles Through Harmetz Max Pescatori raises to 17,500 from the cutoff and Dan Harmetz moves all in from the big blind. Pescatori calls all in for a total of 87,000, Harmetz has him covered. Harmetz draws one card while Pescatori stands pat. Pescatori turns over 10 Harmetz Doubles Through Pescatori A few hands later and Harmetz gets some of those chips back by taking his turn to double through Pescatori. Pescatori raises to 13,000 from under the gun, Harmetz moves all in from the cutoff and Pescatori calls. Both players stand pat as Harmetz turns over 9-8-5-3-2 and rakes the pot. Harmetz doubles up to 70,000 this hand while Pescatori takes a slight hit down to 155,000. Player Tags: Max Pescatori, Jason Gray, Steve Sung, Nick Schulman, Dan Harmetz Level 14 Update: Eric Kesselman EliminatedJun 11, '09 Blinds: 1,500-3,000 with a 700 ante Players Remaining: 22 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Vince Musso — 275,000 Average Chip Count: 130,909 Notable Eliminations: Pat Bueno Big Hands:
Nick Schulman raises to 9,000 from the button, John Hanson reraises to 25,000 from the big blind and Schulman calls. Both players stand pat. Hanson bets 35,000 after the draw and Schulman tanks for a few minutes before making the call with 9 Eric Kesselman Eliminated by Tim Phan Eric Kesselman gets it all in before the draw for 50,000 and change. Tim Phan calls and has him covered. Kesselman stands pat with a J-10-6-5-2 while Phan draws one card. Phan draws to a 10-8-6 low and eliminates Eric Kesselman from the tournament. Karas Draws Three, Makes the Best Hand Roland de Wolfe raises to 10,000 before the draw, Ville Wahlbeck calls behind him and Archie Karas calls from the big blind. First to draw, Karas draws three cards while both de Wolfe and Wahlbeck each draw one. Wahlbeck bets 27,000, Karas calls and de Wolfe folds. Wahlbeck turns over 9-6-4-3-2, but Karas shows 8-7-4-3-2 and rakes the pot. Doug Booth Doubles Through Nick Schulman Nick Schulman raises to 9,000 before the draw and Doug Booth moves all in for just about 50,000. Schulman calls and has him covered. Schulman stands pat while Booth draws one card. Schulman turns over a made 10-7-5-3-2 while Booth draws to a 9-8-7-6-2. Booth doubles up to over 100,000 in chips this hand while Schulman takes a little dip. Left in the Deck The remaining 22 players will take a twenty-minute break at the completion of this level as the tournament staff races off the 100 chips. Player Tags: Archie Karas, Tim Phan, Ville Wahlbeck, Roland de Wolfe, John Hanson, Eric Kesselman, Nick Schulman |
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| Jun 07, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 18 - $10,000 World Championship Omaha 8 or Better | 1 | + |
Level 2: Madsen Uses Birthday LuckJun 07, '09 Blinds: 150-300 Players Remaining: 159 out of 159 Chip Counts: 1. Barry Greenstein — 30,000 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Big Hands: Shak’s Big Draw Bricks Off
Nick Schulman raises under the gun, Dan Shak calls from middle position, and Will Chen also comes along from the small blind. The flop is 2 Mike Matusow chimed in to let Shak know how much of a favorite he was in that hand, while Schulman stacked the chips. Madsen’s Birthday Brings Him Good Fortune We pick up the action on the turn on a board of 8 J 2 3 rainbow. Madsen bets 600 and is raised to 1200. He opts to call the additional big bet and the river is the A. Madsen now leads again for 600 and is just smooth called by his opponent. Madsen tables the 4 5 for the nuts and is good for the whole pot. Pezzin Gets the Best of Black
The action folds around to Andrew Black on the button who raises to 600. The small blind folds and Pat Pezzin calls the additional 300 from the big blind. The flop is J The turn was the 6 Pezzin turns over the 8 Left In The Deck: ESPN commentator Mike Patrick has decided to put up the $10,000 to play poker with some of the world’s best. Player Tags: Pat Pezzin, Daniel Shak, Nick Schulman, Jeff Madsen, Andrew Blackmore |
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| Jun 05, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event | 2 | + |
Level 14 Update: Adams Knocks Out Schulman, Habib Also OutJun 05, '09 Level Structure: 2-7 triple draw, limit hold’em, and Omaha 8OB: 2,500-5,000 blinds and 5,000-10,000 limits 7-card stud, razz, and 7-card stud 8OB: 1,000 ante, 2,000 bring-in, with a 5,000 completion and 5,000-10,000 limits no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha: 1,200-2,400 blinds with a 600 ante NOTES: Games change every eight hands. Two players will be forced to sit out during 2-7 triple draw each hand. Players Remaining: 41 out of 194 Chip Counts: 1. Soheil Shamseddin – 305,000 Average Chip Count: 126,522 Notable Eliminations: Nick Schulman Big Hands: NLHE
With 13,000 in the pot, the flop came down 8 2-7 Triple Draw
The player in seat 5 raised to 10,000 before the first draw and Hasan Habib decided to make the call. First Draw: Habib Draws 3 cards, seat 5 draws 2 Seat 5 fired another 5,000 after Habib checked. Habib quickly called and the second draw was next. Second Draw: Habib Draws 2 cards, seat 5 draws 1 card Habib checked again and seat 5 fired 10,000. Habib remained persistent as he made the call. Third Draw: Habib draws 1 card, seat 5 stands pat Habib checked one last time and seat 5 kept up the pressure, firing 10,000. Habib could not call and mucked his hand, leaving himself with only 9,000 chips. Those would be gone soon enough. Limit HE
Action folded around to John Cernuto in the small blind and he raised to 10,000. Habib was next to act in the big blind and he raised 4,400 more as he put himself all in and at risk. Cernuto called and both players tabled their hands: Cernuto: K Habib needed some help and the flop was somewhat helpful as it dropped A PLO Mizrachi Cripples Chiu With The Pot David Chiu raised the action preflop to 5,200. Robert Mizrachi was the only one who made the call and the flop came down 7
Before the flop, Nick Schulman and Brandon Adams were involved in a skirmish in which all of Schulman’s chips wound up in the pot. He showed down Q Player Tags: John Cernuto, Robert Mizrachi, Hasan Habib, David Oppenheim, David Chiu, Brandon Adams, Nick Schulman Level 5 Update: Smith and Schulman Get GoingJun 04, '09 Level Structure: 2-7 triple draw, limit hold’em, and Omaha 8OB: 300-600 blinds and 600-1,200 limits 7-card stud, razz, and 7-card stud 8OB: 100 ante, 200 bring-in, with a 600 completion and 600-1,200 limits no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha: 150-300 blinds with a 100 ante NOTES: Games change every eight hands. Two players will be forced to sit out during 2-7 triple draw each hand. Players Remaining: 182 out of 194 Chip Counts: 1. Vanessa Rousso – 80,000 Average Chip Count: 31,978 Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Big Hands: PLO In pot-limit Omaha, the board read 7 NLHE Madsen’s King Dominated, But Manages a Chop In no limit hold em, Jeff Madsen and Vanessa Rousso had already called preflop when the player in seat 8 moved in for his last 1,475. Madsen was first to act and made the call, while Rousso elected to muck her hand. Madsen showed K Demidov Can’t Flush the Set After the flop came down Q Limit HE
In limit hold em, Gavin Smith raised to 1,200 preflop and two players called him. The flop came K Action was checked to Smith who had enough passive play and fired 1,200 into the pot. Both of his opponents folded and Smith took in the pot, elevating his stack over 60,000. Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Nick Schulman, Jeff Madsen, Ivan Demidov |
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| Jun 04, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event | 1 | + |
Level 14 Update: Adams Knocks Out Schulman, Habib Also OutJun 05, '09 Level Structure: 2-7 triple draw, limit hold’em, and Omaha 8OB: 2,500-5,000 blinds and 5,000-10,000 limits 7-card stud, razz, and 7-card stud 8OB: 1,000 ante, 2,000 bring-in, with a 5,000 completion and 5,000-10,000 limits no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha: 1,200-2,400 blinds with a 600 ante NOTES: Games change every eight hands. Two players will be forced to sit out during 2-7 triple draw each hand. Players Remaining: 41 out of 194 Chip Counts: 1. Soheil Shamseddin – 305,000 Average Chip Count: 126,522 Notable Eliminations: Nick Schulman Big Hands: NLHE
With 13,000 in the pot, the flop came down 8 2-7 Triple Draw
The player in seat 5 raised to 10,000 before the first draw and Hasan Habib decided to make the call. First Draw: Habib Draws 3 cards, seat 5 draws 2 Seat 5 fired another 5,000 after Habib checked. Habib quickly called and the second draw was next. Second Draw: Habib Draws 2 cards, seat 5 draws 1 card Habib checked again and seat 5 fired 10,000. Habib remained persistent as he made the call. Third Draw: Habib draws 1 card, seat 5 stands pat Habib checked one last time and seat 5 kept up the pressure, firing 10,000. Habib could not call and mucked his hand, leaving himself with only 9,000 chips. Those would be gone soon enough. Limit HE
Action folded around to John Cernuto in the small blind and he raised to 10,000. Habib was next to act in the big blind and he raised 4,400 more as he put himself all in and at risk. Cernuto called and both players tabled their hands: Cernuto: K Habib needed some help and the flop was somewhat helpful as it dropped A PLO Mizrachi Cripples Chiu With The Pot David Chiu raised the action preflop to 5,200. Robert Mizrachi was the only one who made the call and the flop came down 7
Before the flop, Nick Schulman and Brandon Adams were involved in a skirmish in which all of Schulman’s chips wound up in the pot. He showed down Q Player Tags: John Cernuto, Robert Mizrachi, Hasan Habib, David Oppenheim, David Chiu, Brandon Adams, Nick Schulman Level 5 Update: Smith and Schulman Get GoingJun 04, '09 Level Structure: 2-7 triple draw, limit hold’em, and Omaha 8OB: 300-600 blinds and 600-1,200 limits 7-card stud, razz, and 7-card stud 8OB: 100 ante, 200 bring-in, with a 600 completion and 600-1,200 limits no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha: 150-300 blinds with a 100 ante NOTES: Games change every eight hands. Two players will be forced to sit out during 2-7 triple draw each hand. Players Remaining: 182 out of 194 Chip Counts: 1. Vanessa Rousso – 80,000 Average Chip Count: 31,978 Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Big Hands: PLO In pot-limit Omaha, the board read 7 NLHE Madsen’s King Dominated, But Manages a Chop In no limit hold em, Jeff Madsen and Vanessa Rousso had already called preflop when the player in seat 8 moved in for his last 1,475. Madsen was first to act and made the call, while Rousso elected to muck her hand. Madsen showed K Demidov Can’t Flush the Set After the flop came down Q Limit HE
In limit hold em, Gavin Smith raised to 1,200 preflop and two players called him. The flop came K Action was checked to Smith who had enough passive play and fired 1,200 into the pot. Both of his opponents folded and Smith took in the pot, elevating his stack over 60,000. Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Nick Schulman, Jeff Madsen, Ivan Demidov |
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| Jun 02, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud | 1 | + |
Level 7 Update: Lisandro RollingJun 02, '09 Ante: 200 Players Remaining: 130 out of 142 Chip Counts: 1. Keith Sexton – 78,000 Average Chip Count: 32,780 Notable Eliminations: Allen Kessler
Michael Mizrachi: X-X-10 Lisandro completed the bet to 800 and Mizrachi popped it to 1,600. Lisandro made the call. Michael Mizrachi: X-X-10 Mizrachi fired another shot of 800 and Lisandro called. Michael Mizrachi: X-X-10 Lisandro reached for a bet of 1,600 but Mizrachi mucked his hand before the chips could go into the middle. Mizrachi was at 27,000 while Lisandro was over 60,000.
Chris Ferguson: X-X-7 Seat 5 completed the bet to 800 and Ferguson made the call. Chris Ferguson: X-X-7 Seat 5 bet 800 again and Ferguson called again. Chris Ferguson: X-X-7 Seat 5 bet 1,600 with his pair of aces. Ferguson thought for a while and finally decided to call, despite not having a pair or any reasonable draw showing. Chris Ferguson: X-X-7 Seat 5 bet another 1,600 and Ferguson finally game up his hand. His stack dwindled to 12,800.
Eli Elezra: X-X-K Eli Elezra bet 800 and everyone made the call. Eli Elezra: X-X-K Greenstein fired 1,600 and only Elezra made the call. Harman got out of the way, her stack dropping to 16,200 while Schulman’s stack was just barely over 10,000. Eli Elezra: X-X-K Greenstein kept his foot on the gas, betting 1,600 after Elezra checked. Elezra called and the players saw the river. On the river, Elezra checked again and Greenstein bet another 1,600. Elezra had enough and mucked his hand, his stack left with 12,500. Greenstein was around 20,000 after raking in the pot. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Barry Greenstein, Eli Elezra, Michael Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman, Jeffrey Lisandro, Nick Schulman |
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Phil Ivey Climbing Back
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but Ivey showed down K
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while Hensel tabled A
Tom Lutz Gets Involved In Another Monster Pot, Gets Busted
J.C. Tran Closing In On A Million After Double Up
Esfandiari Scores A Knockout
Burt Boutin Busts Jason Adler
Nick Schulman Drops Some Chips
I’m Phil Ivey And You’re Not
Shulman Avoids Going Down With The Ship
Nick Binger The New Ladies’ Man, Quadruples Up
Hellmuth Gets Jacked Up, Eruption Follows, Then Busts With Aces
Two Bullets To The Head
Singer Gets Chopped Up
Schulman Gets a River Fold, Wins Big Pot
Lisandro Makes Two Pair to Best Matusow
Chopping With Johnny Chan
Negreanu and Antonius Chop Big Pot
Brunson Takes A Nice Pot Off Bach
Harman Gets It Going
Ralph Perry Chops It Up
Seidel Takes It On Seventh
Schulman Defends Bring-in, Wins Pot off Van Alstyne
The Rolled Up Mouth
Zolotow Just Manages A Chop
Nick Schulman Wins Event No. 23 ($279,742) Ville Wahlbeck Eliminated in Second Place ($172,864)
Jason Gray Eliminated in 14th Place ($17,885)
Oppenheim Trying To Get Some Fighting Chips Back
Habib’s Drawing Pencil Breaks, Gets Crippled
Cernuto Shows Habib The Door
Adams’ Bullets Exterminate Schulman And His Ladies
Lisandro Grinds Mizrachi
Jesus Chases It To The River, Pays The Price
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