Doug Lee - Live Updates

Level 8 Update: Brunson Rivered

May 28, '09

Blinds: 1,200-2,400 with a 300 ante

Players Remaining: 120 out of 201

Chip Counts:
1. Michael DeMichele – 665,000
2. Lex Veldhuis – 530,000
3. Justin Bonomo – 450,000
4. Alan Sass – 450,000
5. Ted Forrest – 445,000
6. Antonio Esfandiari – 440,000
7. Chris Moneymaker – 386,000
8. Alex Jacob – 370,000
9. Bruno Fitoussi – 367,000
10. Isaac Haxton – 364,000

Average Chip Count: 201,000

Notable Eliminations:

Alex “Kadabra” Keating
Blake Cahail
Joe Hachem
Andy Bloch
Yevgeniy Timoshenko
Gavin Griffin
Steve Sung
Michael Binger
Bill Edler
Erick Lindgren
Doug Lee
Freddy Deeb
Kido Pham

Big Hands:

Texas Dolly Gets Rivered

With 13,000 in the pot, a flop of 865 hit the table. The player in seat 4 fired 11,000 and Brunson called. The turn brought the A and both players checked. The river brought the 10 and seat 4 checked again. Brunson pushed 22,000 into the pot and seat 4 countered with a raise to 100,000 total. Brunson called quickly and showed A8 for two pair, but his opponent showed A10 for a better two pair on the river. Brunson dropped to 210,000.

Zeidman and Lehmann With Perfect Tens

Corey Zeidman moved all in against Markus Lehmann. Both players tabled pocket 10s and both players were forced to chop the pot.

All Flash, No Finish as Magician Chops With DeMichele

In one of the biggest pots of the day, Antonio Esfandiari and Michael DeMichele tangled to the river. Esfandiari raised to 6,000 from the hijack and Freddy Deeb called from the button. Ali Eslami called and DeMichele joined from the blinds as well. The flop came K84 and Eslami led out with 16,000. DeMichele called and Esfandiari proceeded to pop it to 40,500. Deeb and Eslami, but DeMichele stuck around. The turn brought the 8 and DeMichele checked. Esfandiari blasted a bet of 81,200 and DeMichele called. The river came 5 and both players had enough madness as they checked. DeMichele showed KJ while Esfandiari tabled KJ for a monstrous chop. Esfandiari stood at 470,000 after the hand and DeMichele had 360,000.

Joe Hachem Busts

Joe Hachem pushed for his last 9,700 from early position and was called by Hasan Habib in the small blind. Habib showed A7 and Hachem was just happy to be drawing live with 108. The board came out 944K6 and Hachem failed to connect, busting shortly before the end of the level.

Seiver Pushes Elky Off His Hand, Takes Down Nice Pot

On a board of J925, Bertrand Grospellier fired 7,700 into the pot from the button. Scott Seiver popped it to 30,000 and Grospellier made the call. The river brought the 4 and Seiver pushed all in for 185,000. Grospellier thought about it briefly, but mucked his hand. Seiver took down a nice pot and improved his stack to 275,000 after the hand. Grospellier had 135,000.

Doug Lee Ousted By Alex Jacob

Doug Lee was just knocked out of the tournament when he ran into Alex Jacob’s two pair. Jacob increased his stack to 365,000.

Player Tags: Hasan Habib,   Antonio Esfandiari,   Doyle Brunson,   Cory Zeidman,   Doug Lee,   Markus Lehmann,   Joe Hachem,   Alex Jacob,   Bertrand Grospellier,   Scott Seiver,   Michael DeMichele

Level 5 Update -- Doug Lee Gets Warning, Busts Anyway

Apr 19, '09

Level: 5
Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante

Notable Chip Counts:

Mark Seif -- 220,000
Shawn Cunix -- 211,000
Shannon Shorr -- 210,000
Matt Vengrin -- 205,000
Francois Safieddine -- 200,000

Notable Eliminations:

Lyle Berman
Allen Cunningham
Clonie Gowen
Doug Lee
 

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Key Hands:

Tony Cousineau Bluffs!

The board read Q 7 5 6 and Mizrachi bet 4,000. Tony Cousineau raised to 15,000 and Mizrachi called. The river was the 3 and Mizrachi checked. Cousineau moved all in for about 32,000 and Mizrachi went into the tank.

Mizrachi was so confused that he flipped a coin to make his decision. Despite the fact that the flip told him to call, he eventually folded and Cousineau revealed A-J high for a busted flush draw. He now has about 75,000 in chips.


Shawn Cunix Cashes In Against Jimmy Fricke

Jimmy Fricked raised to 2,000 and was called by a couple players. The flop came A 8 4 and Fricke continued with a bet of 9,500. Cunix made the call and the turn was the 9. Fricke bet 18,000 and Cunix called. The river was the 9 and Fricke bet 35,000.

Cunix made the call and showed A Q for top pair and Fricke mucked his hand, putting him at just 40,000 in chips. Cunix now has 210,000.


Doug Lee Celebrates Too Soon

Doug Lee was all in against Zach Hyman and Jimmy Fricke before the river. When the river put a spade flush out there, Doug Lee celebrated by clapping his hands together, obviously informing the two others players he made his hand, killing their side action. Fricke and Hyman check it down and Lee shows the nut flush.

Despite tripling up on the hand, Lee was eliminated just a few hands later.

 

 

Player Tags: Tony Cousineau,   Michael Mizrachi,   Doug Lee,   Jimmy Fricke,   Shawn Cunix,   Zachary Hyman

Doug Lee Tanks Again

Oct 28, '08

For the second time today, the clock has been called on Doug Lee.

The first time was a hand during the last level that went so long that the players who stuck around to watch it were not able to go on their break. With four to the wheel and three to a flush on board, Lee tanked when Johnny Chan moved in for his last 65,000 or so. Chan called for the clock himself and after a minute, the tournament director declared Lee's hand dead.

On the most recent hand, the flop read QJ4 and Lee had bet 9,400. John Phan then raised to 25,500 and again Lee tanked. The clock was called, but Lee only used half of his time before folding.

 

 

 

Player Tags: Doug Lee

Doug Lee vs. Johnny Chan

Oct 28, '08

Doug Lee held Q9 when he min-raised preflop and Johnny Chan reraised to 3,500. Lee made the call and the flop was dealt J82x. Chan bet 6,000, Lee made the call, and the turn brought the 3. Chan fired out 7,500 and Lee once again made the call. Another 3 (no spade) fell on the river and this time Lee led out for 35,000. Chan then went into the tank for what Lee claimed was 15 minutes before he mucked his hand. Lee picked up a nice pot with the bluff.











 

Player Tags: Johnny Chan,   Doug Lee

Doug Lee Eliminated

Oct 26, '08

On a K-J-10 flop Fred Kulikowski bet 1,000 and both Doug Lee and seat 1 made the call. The turn brought a 2 and Kuliokowski bet 5,000. Both players called and the river brought another 2. Kulikoswki moved all in and both of his opponents made an all-in call. Kulikowski showed down Q-9 for the flopped straight and he eliminated both Lee and seat 1. Kulikowski now holds 37,000, good for second chip position.











 

Player Tags: Fred Kulikowski,   Doug Lee

Card Player Classic

Oct 26, '08

Seat 1 decided to move all-in in the dark against Doug Lee on a flop of Q-3-2. Lee immediately called him down with 3-2 in the hole, and his opponent turned up A-Q. The turn and river fell 6-4 and Lee eliminated his opponent. "That's a Card Player classic," said Lee, laughing after the hand.













 

Player Tags: Doug Lee

Doug Lee Takes a Hit

Oct 26, '08

Doug Lee bet 1,200 from the big blind on a board of J9772 and his opponent in the cutoff went into the tank. He eventually called and showed down Q-J. Lee held 106 and he took a small hit to his stack. Lee is still fine in the tournament with over 18,000, good for second chip position.













 

Player Tags: Doug Lee

Daniel Negreanu Busts Two

Oct 23, '08

Shawn Sheikhan opens with a raise and Daniel Negreanu flat calls. Doug Lee then moves all in on the short stack and Sheikhan isolates all in as well. The problem is that Negreanu has pocket aces and makes the call.

Lee shows pocket fives, Sheikhan shows pocket eights and the board produces neither. Negreanu makes a full house with an A-3-3 flop and now sits with 450,000 in chips.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu,   Shawn Sheikhan,   Doug Lee

$1,500 Pot Limit Omaha - Level 1 recap

Jun 10, '08

Blinds: 25/50

Players: 750

Recent Eliminations: Shannon Elizabeth

Big Hands:

No Perfect 10 for Elizabeth

Movie star Shannon Elizabeth was playing just the second hand dealt at her table to begin the tournament. From the small blind, she was one of four players in for 175 preflop. The flop came 885 and all four players checked. The turn brought the 10 and Elizabeth led out for 400. The big blind called while the other two players folded. The K came on the river and Elizabeth bet 800, atr which point the big blind raised all-in. Elizabeth called and showed 8-5 for a flopped full house. The big blind held QQ1010, for a better full house spiked on the turn. During the hand Erick Lindgren took his seat at the table, and within 15 minutes he had eliminated another player.

Bleznick Call Comes Home

The big blind raised to 450 and six players called, including the small blind noting that the pot odds dictated a call. The flop came 643, and the small blind pushed all-in. It was folded to Jared Bleznick in seat 6, who called his final 1525 in chips. The small blind held 7543 for a flopped straight along with two pair. Bleznick held AQJ6 for the nut flush draw. It came on the turn with the 10 and the river bricked, allowing Bleznick to scoop a monster.

Lee Still Alive

Doug Lee was a late arrival and lost the bulk of his chips early, but he was one of four callers to see a flop for 125. The flop came 1065 and Lee checked from the small blind. Seat 5 bet 300 and Lee called. The 6 paired the board on the turn and Lee bet out 500, enough to take down the pot.

Katja Thater Crushed in First Round

On a board of 1085, 2007 bracelet winner Katja Thater got it all in against a short-stacked opponent. He flipped over A742 for the nut flush, and Thater turned over QQ92 for a lesser flush. Katja still had ways of winning the pot via the J for a queen-high straight flush and running cards for a full house. The turn and river failed to deliver, and Thater was left with less than 1,000 in chips.

Phil Gordon Check-Raised, Gives Up on Pot

In a multi-way limped pot, Phil Gordon made a bet of 200 into a flop of Q54. After all other opponents folded, the player on Gordon's right check-raised him an additional 1,000. Gordon deliberated but released his hand, leaving him with 2,100 in chips.

Shulman knocks one out

Allyn Jaffrey Shulman raised to 150 and the player to her immediate left called. The two players saw the flop come 64K. Shulman checked and her opponent moved all in for just 225. Shulman called with A10106, while her opponent held A542. The turn and river were J and 6, giving the pot to Shulman. It was a good level for Shulman; after the hand she had about 7,500 chips.

Player Tags: Allyn Jaffrey Shulman,   Phil Gordon,   Doug Lee,   Jared Bleznick,   Katja Thater,   Shannon Elizabeth

$1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em - Tilly Takes Out Bloch

Jun 02, '08

Blinds: 50-100 (Moving up to 75-150)

Approx. Players Left: 549 of 713

Approx. Prize Pool: $973,245

Chip Counts:

Robby Lipkin: 10,800
Steve Paul-Ambrose: 8,300
Tom McEvoy: 8,000
Dewey Tomko: 7,500
Benjamin Fineman: 7,100
Kevin O'Donnell: 7,000
Bill Gazes: 6,200

Eliminations: Mark Seif, Andy Bloch, John Duthie, Jimmy Fricke, John Juanda, Allen Kessler

Big Hands:

Jennifer Tilly Takes a Pot from Doug Lee, Eliminates Andy Bloch

Doug Lee bet 175 with the board showing A875. Tilly called and the K fell on the river. Lee bet 475 and Tilly raised all in for 1,800. Lee quickly folded and was left with just over 1,600.

Soon after, Tilly raised to 200 preflop and Bloch reraised the pot to 550. Tilly reraised the pot again and Bloch went all in. Tilly turned over KK and Bloch showed AK. The board came 7331010 and Bloch was eliminated. Tilly had over 5,000 in chips after the hand.

Mark Seif Busts Early in Level 2

Seif called an all in reraise preflop and showed K-K. His opponent showed QJ. Seif was ahead on a board of J-9-6-8 until the river brought a 10, giving his opponent a straight and sending Seif for the nearest exit.

Sebok Runs Into Aces

Joe Sebok raised preflop and was called by seat 2. 764 came on the flop and both players checked. The turn was the 6 and was checked again. The 3 came on the river and seat 2 bet 1,400 and Sebok called. Seat 2 turned over AA and Sebok mucked, leaving him with 700 in chips.

Duthie Gets Eliminated

After the small blind checked, John Duthie bet 1,000 on a flop of 863. The player to his left raised all in, and the small blind immediately called for less. Duthie, who must have felt he was committed to such a large pot, called his last 700 with the J5, no pair and no draw. He was in really bad shape when his opponents turned over their cards-- two nines for the player to his left, two queens for the small blind. Alas, there was no runner runner and Duthie was out with thirty minutes left in only the second round.

Seidel Grinding Away

From the big blind Erik Seidel called a raise to 225. 1086 came on the flop and Seidel checked. The raiser bet 325 and Seidel called. The turn was the K and both players checked. The river was the K, and both players again checked it down. Seidel showed the 102 for the winner. He's up to 4,500 in chips.

Player Tags: Mark Seif,   Erik Seidel,   Andy Bloch,   John Duthie,   Doug Lee,   Jennifer Tilly,   Joe Sebok,   European Report

$1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em - Hour 1

Jun 02, '08

Blinds: 25-50 (Moving up to 50-100)

Starting Stack: 3,000

Eliminations: Isaac Haxton, Layne Flack

Approx. Entrants: 704

Big Hands:

J.C. Tran Doubles Up Early

JC Tran got it all with an oppontent, on a flop of QJ2. After Tran bet, his opponent raised, and Tran moved in for all his chips. His opponent called, showing AQ, far behind Tran's QJ. The turn and river came blank blank, and Tran is healthy early.

Bill Gazes Falls, But Climbs Back

On a board of 962, both Bill Gazes and Dan Adams checked. The 4 on the turn induced a bet of 400 from Gazes. Adams called and the pot was at 1,400. The 4 on the river was checked by both players and Adams showed 88, taking the pot. Gazes mucked and is sitting with around 2,200.

Later, Gazes raised on the button to 125 was called by seat 4. The flop came A106 and Gazes bet 225 and was called. The turn was the K and Gazes bet 525. Seat 4 raised to 1,500 total and Gazes called all in, showing 108 for the flush, and his opponent showed A5. The river was the 10 and Gazes doubled to over 4,000.

Sklansky Down But Not Out, Seidel Up

After a middle position opponent raised to 150, David Sklanksy called on his button. After the raiser fired again after a flop of Q94, Sklansky mucked his hand.
A few hands later, Sklansky pushed his final 675 in on a board that showed AJ8J and his opponent folded. Sklansky sits with around half of his starting stack, with 1,500 in chips
Less than ten feet away, Erik Seidel was quietly taking down his second medium-sized pot, this time betting 275 on a flop of J64, drawing no callers and adding to a chip stack that already surpasses 4,000.

Doug Lee And Andy Bloch Moving in Different Directions

Seated together, Doug Lee and Andy Bloch are getting plenty of action. Lee moved all in on a flop of 1085 and was called by one player, who flipped over A10. Lee showed QQ. The turn and river came 64 and Lee doubled up to nearly 7,000 and his opponent was left crippled.

With the board showing Q436, seat 7 bet 400 and Lee raised up to 1,100 and seat 7 called. The 6 came on the river and Lee bet 1,600 putting his opponent all in. Seat 7 called and showed K-Q for top two pair and Lee turned over 36 for a full house and further increased his stack.

Andy Bloch took a hard hit when player in middle position raised to 175 and Andy Bloch called from the small blind. The flop came 622, Bloch checked and his opponent bet 300. Bloch check-raised to 1,500 and his opponent moved all in. Bloch made the call and showed 88 and was behind his opponent's AA. The turn and river came 33 and Bloch was left crippled with around 550 in chips.

Dewey Tomko Busts Two Opponents

On a board of 4-3-2, Tomko had two players all in with only 50 left behind. He showed A-A and the board did not improve his opponents' hands and Tomko nearly trippled up to around 5,300.

Haxton's Makes Great Read and Gets Eliminated

Tough Tables:

Dutch Boyd is now sitting at Joe Sebok's table.

Andy Bloch is seated with Doug Lee. At 12:40 Jennifer Tilly joined their table.
T.J. Cloutier and Michael Mizrachi are at the same table.

Player Tags: J.C. Tran,   Erik Seidel,   Andy Bloch,   Bill Gazes,   Layne Flack,   Dewey Tomko,   David Sklansky,   Doug Lee,   Isaac Haxton

No Limit Holdem - Day 1B Hour 2

Jun 01, '08

Note: Players are now on a 20 minute break

Blinds: 50-100, moving up to 100-200

Eliminations: Victor Ramdin, Scotty Nguyen, Doug Lee

Big Hands:

Lindgren Takes a Nice Pot

With 6 players in a limped pot, seat 7 bet out 300 on a Q63 flop. Erick Lindgren raised to 850 and action folded around to VIctor Ramdin. Ramdin thought for a while and folded along with everyone else. Lindgren saw his stack grow to around 3,800.

Singer Eliminates Ramdin on the River

Two hands later, on a KQ10 flop, Ramdin got all in with his final 1,600. David Singer thought briefly before calling and showing AA only to see that he trailed Ramdin's KQ. The 5 didn't help Singer, but the J fell on the river, giving Singer the broadway straight and eliminating Ramdin early in level 2. Singer now sits around 5,500 in chips.

Doug Lee Gone

Doug Lee busted out after his opponent's ace paired on the turn. Lee didn't show his cards.

Pfeiffer Folds After Turn Raise

In a five way limped pot, Mekhi Phifer led out in late position for 350 on a board of 755. The small blind called and the rest of the players folded. The small blind checked the K on the turn and Phifer again bet out, 800 this time. The small blind considered briefly before moving all in for his last 1300, and Phifer folded. The actor is down to only a little more than 2,000 in chips.

Hayden Takes a Hit

Melissa Hayden raised to 300 preflop. Amateur Christian Dunn repopped it to 1,200 and Hayden called. The flop came AJ9 was checked by both players. The 2 came on the turn and Hayden bet 1,300 and Dunn called. The river brought the 3 and both players checked. Dunn showed KK and Hayden mucked.

Watkinson Mucks

The board showed A45 and was checked. The Q came on the turn and Lee Watkinson bet 300 into a pot of 650 and was called by Ray Muzyka. The river was the Q. Muzyka bet 300 and Watkinson mucked and Muzyka showed QJ. Watkinson now sits around 2,800.

"Easy Kid!" - Scotty Nguyen Gets Crippled Then Busts

Nguyen raised to 325 and was called by one player. The flop came JJ3 and Nguyen checked. His opponent bet 600 and Nguyen checkraised all in for a little over 2,000. His opponent called all in and showed JK and Nguyen was behind with the QQ. The turn brought 9 and the river was the 7 and Nguyen was left with around 600.

Nguyen limped under the gun for 100. Seat 10 called in late position, seat 1 called from the cutoff, the small blind completed the bet and the big blind checked. The flop came J97, seat 1 bet 200 and Nguyen yelled, "easy kid!" The small blind called, the big blind folded and Nguyen raised all in to 225 total. Both seat 1 and the small blind called. The turn was the K and seat 1 bet 500. The small blind called. Both players checked the 9 on the river and seat 1 turned over K8 for the flopped flush and the small blind showed the 108 for the flopped straight. Nguyen mucked A-A face up and was eliminated as the flush took the entire pot.

Andrew Black Eliminates a Player

Black limped under the gun and the button raised to 300. Black called and the flop came K97. Black checked and the button bet 600. Black check-raised the player all in and the player called with JQ and was behind Black's 1010. The board didn't improve and Black eliminated the player.

Gaspard Chippin' Up

Jean Gaspard raised to 375 preflop and had one caller. The flop brought the 649 and his opponent checked. Gaspard bet 550 and his opponent folded. Gaspard's stack is now around 5,000.

Story Lines:

Eli Elezra fresh off his bustout in the PLH championship arrived halfway through level 2 of the tournament and was seated next to Toto Leonidas.

Player Tags: Lee Watkinson,   Scotty Nguyen,   Erick Lindgren,   Victor Ramdin,   David Singer,   Melissa Hayden,   Doug Lee,   Andy Black,   Jean Gaspard,   European Report

Kevin "BeLOWaBOVe" Saul More Than Doubles Up

Jul 10, '07

On a flop of A Q 8, Doug Lee raises all in for his last $1,700.  Seat No. 5 reraises to $12,700 to isolate.  But Kevin Saul reraises all in anyway for $6,000 more.  Seat No. 5 makes the call showing 8 7, Saul has A Q, and Lee is way behind with A 10.  The turn is the A, locking it up for Saul.  The meaningless river is the 6 and Saul is up to $53,300 in chips.  

Player Tags: Doug Lee,   Kevin Saul

Hour Three Recap

Jul 07, '07

The remaining players fought through a crowd of spectators lined up to get into the Amazon room as they returned from their half hour break following the completion of level one. The blinds had increased to $100-$200 as the third hour of play got underway.

New Chip Leader

Joe Sebok has emerged as the chip leader in the last hour, having built his stack up to $56,000 as a result of his solid play. With four limpers into the pot, Sebok checked in the big blind. The flop came 10 9 6 and the player in the small blind checked. Sebok bet out $700 and the player in seat four raised to $1,500. The small blind instantly called and Sebok reraised to $5,500. Seat four folded and the small blind called. The turn was the 4 and both players checked. The river brought the A and the player in the small blind pushed all in for $11,000. Sebok thought for just a moment before making the call. The small blind showed A J for top pair with a busted flush draw. Sebok turned over 10 9 for two pair and took down the large pot.

Rollin' On the River

Doug Lee is across the Amazon room but with $50,000 in chips, is right on Sebok's tail. Lee chipped up in the last hour and did so with a little luck. The player second to act raised to $600 and action folded to the blinds. The player in the small blind called and Doug Lee called from the big blind. The flop came 8 5 3 and the small blind checked. Lee bet out $1,500 and the other player in the hand folded. The player in the small blind raised to $4,000 and Lee made the call. The turn was the 4 and the player in the small blind bet out $10,000. Lee waited for a moment before coming back over the top all in. The small blind called and showed 3 3 for bottom set. Lee turned over 8 5 for just top two. Sensing his tournament life was over, Lee looked defeated. The river brought the miracle 5 for Lee, filling his boat and giving him the huge pot. Lee's opponent was eliminated and Lee climbed the leaderboard.

Mercier Builds Her Stack

Isabelle Mercier, member of Team Pokerstars (www.pokerstars.com), has also enjoyed some good fortune in the early hours and now sits with a healthy chip stack herself. Mercier raised to $600 second to act and was called by both the blinds. The flop was 10 7 2 and all three players checked. The turn was the 10 and the player in the small blind bet out $10,000. The big blind folded and Mercier made the call. The river was the K and the small blind led out with $2,000. Mercier called again and her opponent said, "ace high." Mercier flipped over K 5 for top two pair and raked in her chips.

Gone Fischin'

In a heads up pot with an unknown player, Scott Fischman made a $12,000 bet on the river with the board showing K 10 3 10 9. Fischman's opponent called, putting him all in, and was holding A K. Fischman showed Q 10 and sent his opponent to the rail while building his stack to $35,000.

No Easy Task

A player by the name of Jason Halbrook is playing in today's event and he's sitting at table 229 with David Oppenheim and J.J. Liu. Sitting at the table with two great poker players is the least of Halbrook's worries today as he has another hurdle to overcome. Halbrook is seated with an aide that views his cards and relays the information to him because Halbrook is blind. With a difficult task ahead of him, we would like to wish Jason the best of luck.

Shallow In Deep

Englishman Dave 'Dubai' Shallow, seated at a table with former World Champion Tom McEvoy and recent bracelet winner Alexander Kravchenko put his tournament life on the line when he got his remaining $3,700 chips in the middle when the flop came 562. He got two callers who checked down the 9 turn and 3 river.

Shallow flipped over 2-2 and scooped the pot to bring him back to $15,500 in chips.

'Aces' Gets Cracked
Simon 'Aces' Trumper is somewhat fortunate to be alive in this game. His top full house was bested by quad Jacks. This left him with just one-tenth of his starting stack.

He is fighting back though and looks very focused. He has $3,800

Some Euro Chip Counts
Marc Goodwin is in ebullient form and has $45,000, Donnacha O'Dea looks relaxed with $30,200, and the ever-smiling Praz Banzi has $14,050. Isabel Mercier has been moved to Eoghan O'Dea's table. Eoghan has $19,800 while Ben Grundy has $35,000.


Notable Chip Counts

Joe Sebok	56,000
Scotty Nguyen	46,800
Justin Bonomo	41,000
Ylon Schwartz	38,000
Kirk Morrison	38,000
Scott Fischman	35,000
Jane Gold	34,000
Alan Smurfit	34,000
Kathy Liebert	32,200
Doug Kim	32,000
Barry Shulman	31,000
Alexander Kravchenko	31,000
Roland De Wolfe	30,200
Evelyn Ng	28,500
Hoyt Corkins	27,000
Berry Johnston	26,900
Kido Pham	26,800
Joe Hachem	26,800
Tony G	24,000
David 'The Dragon' Pham	24,000
Jordan Morgan	23,000
Isabelle Mercier	22,700
Norm MacDonald	22,000
'Miami John' Cernuto	22,000
Max Pescatori	22,000
Rhett Butler	21,500
Paul Wasicka	21,500
Sammy Farha	21,000
Robert Cheung	21,000
Patrik Antonius	21,000
Erik Seidel	21,000
Dan Harrington	21,000
Allyn Jaffrey Shulman	20,100
Scott Clements	20,000
Robert Mizrachi	20,000
J.J. Liu	20,000
Noah Boeken	19,000
Sabyl Cohen	18,900
Steve Sung	18,400
Bill Chen	17,500
Tom McEvoy	17,000
David Singer	16,000
Jeffrey Lisandro	15,100
Juha Helppi	14,600
Mark Seif	14,500
Captain Tom Franklin	13,300
Howard Lederer	13,000
Davidson Matthew	12,500
Jennifer Harman	12,000
Annie Duke	12,000
Young Phan	11,000
Aaron Kanter	7,500
Dan Shak	7,400
David Williams	6,000

Player Tags: Scott Fischman,   David Oppenheim,   Doug Lee,   Isabelle Mercier,   Joanne Liu,   Joe Sebok