Today's Free Strategy Clip: Poker Pro Andrew Brokos runs an "All-In" bluff without looking at his cards, while playing $100 No Limit Hold'em.

myCardPlayer | Sign In | Sign Up

Home : Players : Walter Browne : Live Updates

Walter Browne

Hometown: Berkeley

Country of Origin: United States

Walter Browne

Lifetime Winnings
Career Titles
Career Cashes

$221,622
0
5

Walter Browne - Live Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Jun 11, '07	2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 16 - H.O.R.S.E	3	+
James Richburg Wins Event #16 ($238,881) Jun 11, '07 Chris Bjorin Eliminated 3rd ($83,249) Limit Hold'em. Richburg raises to $40,000 on the button and Browne reraises to $60,000 from the small blind. Bjorin goes all in for his last $43,000. The flop comes 862, Browne bets $20,000 and Richburg raises to $40,000. Brown makes the call and checks the turn when it comes K. Richburg bets and Browne mucks. Richburg tables A2 and Bjorin shows J10. The river bricks, and Bjorin is sent home in third place with a $83,249 payday. Action Heats Up The slow three handed action has given way to aggressive heads up play. It's almost as if two different players are now seated. Action is coming fast and furious. "I'm Freerolling." Walter Browne talking about life and poker , "Man, I had neck cancer, I almost died. I'm freerolling!" James Richburg Wins Event #16 ($238,881) Razz. After a series of raises Browne and Richburg get it all in. Browne has (5-2) 7 and Richburg (4-2) 3. Browne's full hand is is dealt A-K-10-7-5-5-2, and Richburg's A-2-3-3-4-4-6. Richburg wins $238,881, and his second WSOP gold bracelet. He was the winner of last year's Razz event. Player Tags: Walter Browne, James Richburg View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 08, '07	2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 10 - No-Limit Hold'em	3	+
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 Walter Browne Eliminated in 7th Place ($58,515) Jun 08, '07 Walter Browne moves all in preflop and Justin Bonomo makes the call. Browne turns over Q3 and Bonomo flips over AJ. The board is dealt 752710 and Browne is eliminated in seventh place. He will take home $58,515 in prize money. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Walter Browne 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	+
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 Walter Browne Eliminated in 7th Place ($58,515) Jun 08, '07 Walter Browne moves all in preflop and Justin Bonomo makes the call. Browne turns over Q3 and Bonomo flips over AJ. The board is dealt 752710 and Browne is eliminated in seventh place. He will take home $58,515 in prize money. Player Tags: Justin Bonomo, Walter Browne 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

Home
Site Map
About Us
News and Press
Contact Us
Subscription Support
Advertise with Us
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2001-2009 CardPlayer.com. All rights reserved.

Card Player encourages you to gamble responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 800.522.4700 or go to: www.ncpgambling.org. U.S. Citizens Please Note: The information contained at this site is for news and entertainment purposes only. Any use of this information in violation of any federal, state, or local laws is prohibited. Caveat: It is a felony to play online poker in the state of Washington.