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| Jun 18, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi/Low Split Championship | 1 | + |
Event No. 33 Begins at 5:00 p.m.Jun 18, '11
The players will begin battle at 5:00 p.m. Be sure to check back at the end of play for the complete prize pool information, as well as the official overnight chip counts. Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro |
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| Jan 22, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions $100,000 Challenge | 2 | + |
Jeffrey Lisandro Eliminated in Seventh PlaceJan 22, '11
Lisandro: 10 Turn and River: Q Lisandro is the last player to walk away from the tournament without any prize money in seventh place. The next player to bust will leave with $150,000. Steicke grew his stack to 400,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro, David Steicke |
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| Sep 23, '10 | 2010 WSOP Europe - London | WSOPE No-Limit Hold'em Championship | 1 | + |
Level 5 Update: The Fall of HellmuthSep 23, '10
Players Remaining: 99 out of 137 (unofficial) Chip Counts: Arnaud Mattern – 130,000 Average Chip Count: 41,515 Notable Eliminations: Phil Hellmuth Big Hands: Hellmuth’s Day is Done It was in a battle of the blinds that Phil Hellmuth lost most of his stack. Anthony Newman was the small blind and the Poker Brat was the big. We came in with the board showing 9 He was left with just under 6,000 after the hand but it wasn’t long before he got the remainder in. Leo Margets bet 1,100 from early position and Hellmuth announced, “All in”. Margets made the call and showed pocket aces, while Hellmuth revealed pocket nines. The board fell 10 Boatman Bullies His Way With 7,000 in the pot and a flop of 7 Jeffrey Lisandro Doubles Up Scott Montgomery on the small blind bet enough chips to put Jeffrey Lisandro all in under the gun with a K John Juanda Doubles Up John Juanda reraised all in after Toby Lewis opened the action preflop. Lewis decided to make the call and the two players flipped over their cards: Juanda: 9 Board: 9 Juanda won the hand to double up to 20,000 and Lewis fell to 19,000. High Roller Heads-Up Report — First Match Drags The £10,350 heads-up high roller event has reached the final match between Gus Hansen and Jim Collopy from an initial field of 103. The winner will take home the top prize worth £288,409 and the runner-up will take home £178,211 and some deflated hopes. First Match: Hansen has had the advantage for most of the first match in the heads-up final but Collopy continues to hang tough. In a hand after the first break Collopy bet 36,000 on a flop of A Collopy checked and Hansen bet 114,000. Collopy made the call after some deliberation and the river fell 2 Here are the results so far for this event: 3: Ram Vaswani — £96,212 Player Tags: John Juanda, Phil Hellmuth, Jeffrey Lisandro, Barny Boatman, Jonathan Aguiar WSOP Europe Preliminary WinnersSep 23, '10 The WSOP Europe main event is the fifth tournament on the schedule this year at the Empire Casino in London’s Leicester Square. Here is a look at the preliminary event winners and a link to the final-table recaps for each event that has crowned a winner: Event No. 1 (£2,650 6-hand NLHE): Phil Laak — £170,802 Event No. 2 (£5,250 pot-limit Omaha): Jeffrey Lisandro — £159,514 Event No. 3 (£1,075): Scott Shelley — £133,857 Player Tags: Phil Laak, Jeffrey Lisandro, Scott Shelley |
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| Jul 08, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 4 | + |
Level Five, Hour One: Lisandro EliminatedJul 08, '10 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Notable Chip Counts: 1. Julian Foussard – 168,000 Card Player Family Chip Counts Jeff Shulman — 9,900 Big Hands:
The player in seat 8 raised to 1,200 and when action folded to Jeff Lisandro he raised to 3,200. Seat 8 called and they saw the flop come 3 Lisandro bet out 4,000 and seat 8 called. The turn then brought the 4 “Your queens are good,” Lisandro said as he flipped over A Lisandro had three cashes at the 2010 WSOP for around $90,000, including one final table appearance. Check out his results here. Ivey Doubles up Opponent Entering the action late, Phil Ivey had an opponent all in and at risk for 12,075 on a flop of A Ivey: K Ivey held a straight draw and flush draw, but he was still trailing his opponent’s pair of aces. The turn was the J
Picking up the action after the flop, the board read A Rousso: 10 Seat 3 flopped two pair but Rousso had an open-ended straight draw. The turn was a blank with the 3 Rousso dropped the rare pot but she still had 128,000. Pavilion Room Update
On a flop of 10 Chris Moore Drops a Pot A player in middle position bet and got one caller. Chris Moore three-bet to 3,000 more. The original bettor called and the player in the middle folded. After the flop, Moore’s opponent bet out and Moore released. He was at around the starting stack after the hand. Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro, Phil Ivey, Vanessa Rousso, Chris Moore, Sorel Mizzi Level Three, Hour Two: Lisandro Loses Big One, Still HealthyJul 08, '10 Blinds: 150-300 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Khamsy Nuanmanee – 132,000 Card Player Family Chip Counts Jeff Shulman — 7,300 Big Hands:
Jeff Lisandro called a large bet on a flop of 4 Lisandro: A Lisandro had flopped top pair but his opponent flopped top two pair. Lisandro lost the pot and dropped to around 23,000 in chips. Ivey Bullies Table Out of Pot In a limped three-way pot Phil Ivey bet 600 after the flop of 5 Ivey bet 1,800 this time and seat 3 folded, while seat 4 smiled and looked at Ivey, seemingly happy to be losing another pot to the best. He folded and Ivey took it down. Ivey had around 25,000 after the hand.
The player under the gun raised to 800 and the small blind made the call. Jason Mercier was in the big blind and called as well and the three players saw the flop come down K Both blinds checked to the player under the gun and he fired 1,500. Mercier was the only caller and the turn was the 10 Both players checked again and Mercier showed 6 Greenstein Muscled Out Picking up the action after the flop, the board read J Seat 1 then shoved for the rest of his stack. Greenstein had a perplexed look on his face after the move, then shrugged his shoulders and mucked. He was at 38,000. Pavilion Room Coverage
With about 6,000 in the pot on a board of J Fred Goldberg Drops a Pot A player bet into Fred Goldberg on the river. Goldberg made the call and his opponent tabled Q-J for the nut straight. Goldberg mucked and was down to 15,025 after the hand. Sheikhan Doubles Up Shawn Sheikhan moved his short stack all in on a flop of K Sheikhan: K Sheikhan held the lead and his opponent was in trouble with only two queens or running hearts remaining as his saving grace. The 6
Jason Potter raised to 725 and Josh Arieh three-bet it to 1,900. The player on the button called, but Potter got out of the way. The flop ran 4 Arieh: 5 Arieh held the flopped flush and his opponent was drawing dead. The 4 Varkonyi Chipping Up The 2002 winner of the main event Robert Varkonyi bet 7,000 on a board of 9 Varkonyi had around 47,000 after the hand. Jason Alexander Wins Big One With Kings Jason Alexander bet 1,000 on a flop of 2 His opponent called and the Q Alexander: K Both players held high pocket pairs, but Alexander’s was best. He took the pot and boosted his stack to 33,000. J.C. Tran Wins a Pot J.C. Tran bet 700 preflop and was called by the player directly to his left. The flop came 9-7-7 and Tran bet 4,075. His opponent quickly folded and Tran raked in the pot. He was up to 48,000 after the hand. David Saab Takes Some off Kenny Tran Kenny Tran bet 800 and David Saab three-bet to 2,000. Tran thought about it for awhile before making the call. The flop came K Player Tags: Josh Arieh, Chris Ferguson, Barry Greenstein, Shawn Sheikhan, Jeffrey Lisandro, Phil Ivey, Robert Varkonyi, Fred Goldberg, Jason Alexander, Jason Mercier Level Two Hour, One Update: Rousso Gets Some BackJul 08, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Kara Scott – 71,000 Card Player Family Chip Counts Jeff Shulman — 19,600 Notable Eliminations: None Player Twitter Accounts Phil Ivey Big Hands:
Just before the 20-minute break after level one, with 1,200 in the pot with the board reading A Phil Ivey Chipping Up Right before Ivey was able to leave his seat for the 20-minute break after level one, six players saw a flop of K
Picking up the action after the flop fell Q Seat 7 made the call and the turn brought the J Rousso raked in the pot and took back some of the chips she lost to seat 7 before the break. She was at 33,000. A few hands later on a flop of 8 Rousso checked and seat 10 bet 2,300. Rousso made the call and the river was the 7 Rousso tabled 6 Lisandro Drops One Jeffrey Lisandro limped in preflop along with three other players. The four saw a flop of Q The big blind bet another 500 and Lisandro raised to 1,200. The call was made and the river was the 8 The big blind then tabled A
A player raised to 550 preflop and four players called, including Allen Bari and Hevad Khan. The flop then came down K The Q Action was checked to Bari and he fired 2,250. The big blind was the only caller and Bari tabled A William Thorson Moved In On A player in late position bet 700 and William Thorson called from the button. A payer in the small blind moved all in for 7,000 total and it was folded back to Thorson. He went deep into the tank before finally releasing his hand. He was at less than 20,000 afteward. Phil Ivey Yawns and Chips Get Sucked into His Mouth A player in the cutoff made it 550 and the button raised to 1,500. Ivey didn’t take long before four-betting to 4,500. The initial bettor folded and the button took some time before finally folding. Ivey is doing well here on day 1d. He was at over 50,000 after the hand.
On a board of A Player Tags: David Benyamine, Jeffrey Lisandro, Phil Ivey, Allen Bari, William Thorson, Vanessa Rousso, Jason Mercier |
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| Jul 02, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 55 - $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship | 2 | + |
Level 10: Benyamine Doubles UpJul 02, '10 Blinds: 500-1,000 Players Remaining: 147 out of 346 Average Chip Count: 70,612 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dmitry Stelmak – 270,000 Notable Eliminations: Jeffrey Lisandro Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the flop of 8 He potted to 29,000 and Elezra mucked. Seat 9 then asked for a count on the remainder of Benyamine’s stack. He then raised to put Benyamine all in and Benyamine made the call for his last 58,000. Benyamine turned over 10 The river was the 9 Medic Drops One Picking up the action on the flop of Q Medic: 9 Medic had a pair of nines to go with his straight flush draw while seat 9 held two pair and an open ended straight draw. The turn was the 8
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K Seat 2 checked to Hellmuth and he fired 7,500 into the pot. Seat 2 tanked before throwing in the call. “Full house,” Hellmuth said. “A small one.” He turned over A Obrestad Takes One After the flop came down Q The turn was the 7
Tom Dwan raised from middle position and action folded to Jeffrey Lisandro in the small blind. He moved all in for 18,000 and Dwan made the call. Dwan: K Lisandro’s aces were ahead but the board ran out J Player Tags: David Benyamine, Phil Hellmuth, Eli Elezra, Jeffrey Lisandro, Nenad Medic, Tom Dwan, Annette Obrestad Level Four: Last Level Before DinnerJul 01, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 346 of 346 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Andy Seth – 38,500 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the flop of J The action was then on seat 7 and he tanked for a few moments. He finally released his hand and surrendered the pot to Lisandro. “Wanna be heads-up,” Lisandro said as he turned 8 Glantz With The Power Move After the flop came down J The turn was the 3 Glantz took the pot and he was at 46,000 with no reloads left while Shak was at 10,250 with all his reloads gone as well.
Picking up the action with the board showing 10 The river was the 9 Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro, Daniel Shak, Matthew Glantz, Tom Dwan |
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| Jul 01, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 55 - $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship | 1 | + |
Level 10: Benyamine Doubles UpJul 02, '10 Blinds: 500-1,000 Players Remaining: 147 out of 346 Average Chip Count: 70,612 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dmitry Stelmak – 270,000 Notable Eliminations: Jeffrey Lisandro Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the flop of 8 He potted to 29,000 and Elezra mucked. Seat 9 then asked for a count on the remainder of Benyamine’s stack. He then raised to put Benyamine all in and Benyamine made the call for his last 58,000. Benyamine turned over 10 The river was the 9 Medic Drops One Picking up the action on the flop of Q Medic: 9 Medic had a pair of nines to go with his straight flush draw while seat 9 held two pair and an open ended straight draw. The turn was the 8
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K Seat 2 checked to Hellmuth and he fired 7,500 into the pot. Seat 2 tanked before throwing in the call. “Full house,” Hellmuth said. “A small one.” He turned over A Obrestad Takes One After the flop came down Q The turn was the 7
Tom Dwan raised from middle position and action folded to Jeffrey Lisandro in the small blind. He moved all in for 18,000 and Dwan made the call. Dwan: K Lisandro’s aces were ahead but the board ran out J Player Tags: David Benyamine, Phil Hellmuth, Eli Elezra, Jeffrey Lisandro, Nenad Medic, Tom Dwan, Annette Obrestad Level Four: Last Level Before DinnerJul 01, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 346 of 346 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Andy Seth – 38,500 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the flop of J The action was then on seat 7 and he tanked for a few moments. He finally released his hand and surrendered the pot to Lisandro. “Wanna be heads-up,” Lisandro said as he turned 8 Glantz With The Power Move After the flop came down J The turn was the 3 Glantz took the pot and he was at 46,000 with no reloads left while Shak was at 10,250 with all his reloads gone as well.
Picking up the action with the board showing 10 The river was the 9 Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro, Daniel Shak, Matthew Glantz, Tom Dwan |
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| Jun 24, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 2 | + |
Level Nine: Elezra OutJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 800-1,500 blinds Players Remaining: 130 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 55,615 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Carlos Mortensen – 175,000 Notable Eliminations: Doyle Brunson Big Hands: Stud/8
Scott Clements completed to 1,500 and Jeffrey Lisandro made the call. Clements bet another 1,500 on fourth street and Lisandro threw in another call. Clements then bet 3,000 on every street afterward and Lisandro called him down. Clements then tabled (7 Lisandro mucked and he was down to 40,000 while Clements was at 44,000. Omaha/8 Daniel Negreanu Takes One Off Mackey Picking up the action on a flop of J Negreanu bet 3,000 and Mackey thought a few moments and released his hand. Negreanu took the pot and he was at 65,000. Mackey was at 26,000. Hold’em
Eli Elezra got his last 4,000 into the middle preflop and he was called by Pawel Andrzejewski. Elezra turned over his K The flop came down J Lindgren Fills Up Picking up the action after the board had run out A Lindgren turned over A Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Daniel Negreanu, Eli Elezra, Jeffrey Lisandro, James Mackey, Scott Clements |
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| Jun 22, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 37 - $3,000 H.O.R.S.E. | 3 | + |
Level 26 Update: Slew of Bustouts Leaves Just FourJun 22, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 20,000-40,000, 40,000-80,000 limits Players Remaining: 6 out of 478 Average Chip Count: Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Bill Chen – 2,200,000 Notable Eliminations: 7. Albert Hahn — $38,391 Big Hands: Albert Hahn Eliminated in Seventh Place ($38,391) Omaha-8 Phil Ivey raised and Albert Hahn three-bet all-in preflop. Jeffrey Lisandro and Ivey made the call and the three saw the A Lisandro checked, Ivey bet and Lisandro called. The turn was the 8 Lisandro showed A Baker Doubles Through Chen Hold’em David Baker raised from the cutoff and Bill Chen called from the small blind. Chen realized that Baker didn’t have much left behind and just bet in the dark and Baker called off in the dark. Baker showed K The board ran out 7
Omaha-8 The flop came Q Ivey showed A The J
Stud Jeffrey Lisandro was crippled in a stud hand with Ken Aldridge when Lisandro made a straight against Aldridge’s full house, which left him with just a few chips. This hand came shortly after. Lisandro was all-in on third street against Ken Aldridge. Their boards ran out like this. Lisandro: (5 Both players started with a pair, but neither improved, meaning that Aldridge’s eights bested Lisandro’s fives, sending Lisandro home in fifth. Player Tags: David Baker, John Juanda, Jeffrey Lisandro, Phil Ivey |
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| Jun 21, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 40 - $2,500 Seven Card Razz | 1 | + |
Event No. 40 ($2,500 seven-card razz) Begins at 5 p.m. on MondayJun 21, '10
Monday, June 21, 5 p.m.: Day 1 (play 8 levels) In 2009 this event attracted 315 players and the tournament was won by Jeffrey Lisandro, who took home $188,390 in prize money. CardPlayer.com will bring you a summary of the action at the dinner break and end of play from day 1 for this event. Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro |
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| Jun 16, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship | 1 | + |
No More NegreanuJun 16, '10 Blinds: 500-1,000 Players Remaining: 142 out of 171 CP Family Chip Counts Barry Shulman — 51,000 Average Chip Count: 36,126 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brett Richey — 86,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Daniel Negreanu is still alive in the $2,500 six-handed no limit hold’em event, but the same cam’t be said about the $10,000 Limit Hold’em Championship. During a break from the former, Negreanu returned to the latter and soon found himself all in with 9 The board ran J Veldhuis had around 53,000 after the hand. Trip Jacks Hold For Greenstein Barry Greenstein raised and Jeffrey Lisandro re-raised pre-flop, and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked the Q Both had around 54,000 after the hand. Ivey Chipping Up Entering the hand late, Lance Funston bet on a flop of 3 The turn brought the J Ivey had 51,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Daniel Negreanu, Jeffrey Lisandro, Phil Ivey, Lex Veldhuis |
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Welcome to event no. 33, the $10,000 Seven Card Stud Eight-Or-Better Championship. Last year, Jeffrey Lisandro defeated a field of 164 to earn his fourth career bracelet and the first-place prize of $431,656.
Jeffrey Lisandro made his last stand on a flop that read K
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Blinds: 200-400 with a 25 ante
Lisandro’s Aces Crack, He Busts
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and Lisandro led again for 6,000. Seat 8 raised to 16,000, essentially putting Lisandro all in. Lisandro thought for a moment and moved all in for just a bit more. Seat 8 called.
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for the flopped set and turned full house. Lisandro was dead to an ace on the river, and he was not happy about his bad luck. “Just put it out there,” he demanded, instead of waiting for the 
Rousso Surrenders The Double Up
Sorel Mizzi Doubles Up an Opponent
Mercier Keeps Rolling
Chris Ferguson Wins a Pot
Arieh With the Huge Double Up
Jason Mercier Wins One
Bari Chipping Up
David Benyamine Makes a Good Fold
David Benyamine Doubles Up
Lisandro Eliminated
Lisandro Takes It Down
Dwan Reloads Again
Clements Takes One Off Lisandro
Elezra Eliminated
David Baker Eliminated in Sixth Place ($50,871)
Jeffrey Lisandro Eliminated in Fifth Place ($68,417)
Event No. 40 ($2,500 seven-card razz) at the 
Negreanu Busts… Still Alive in Other Event