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| Mar 05, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 3 UpdateMar 05, '11
Players Remaining: 244 out of 263 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Ana Marquez — 70,000 Notable Eliminations: Mike Leah Big Hands: Shaun Deeb Grabs One The board read Q Pat Pezzin Doubles Up Pat Pezzin got the last of his chips into the middle with the board reading A Pezzin: A River: 2 Pezzin doubled up on the hand to survive with a little more than his starting stack. Kamran Continues to Rise There was 4,800 in the pot and the board read 4 Player Tags: Shaun Deeb, Michael Kamran, Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Pat Pezzin Level 2 UpdateMar 05, '11
Players Remaining: 245 out of 245 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Richard Toth — 40,000 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: Justin Smith Big Hands: Michael Kamran Makes a Straight The board read 6 Hinkle vs. O’Brien The board read 10 Late Arrivals Here is a look at some of the tables that have formed with late arrivals. They are very pro heavy: Table 32: Amnon Filippi, James Mackey, Jonathan Aguiar Table 33: Brett Richey, Thor Hansen, Christian Harder, Sam Stein Table 34: Victor Ramdin, Steve O’Dwyer, Alex Keating, Shaun Deeb Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Blair Hinkle, Mohsin Charania, Dan O'Brien |
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| Nov 13, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 2 | + |
Level 3 Update: The March Down BeginsNov 13, '10
Players Remaining: 328 (Approximate) Eliminations: David Levi Big Hands: Tony Rivera Doubles Up There was 23,000 in the pot and a flop that read Q Rivera: K Turn and River: 6 Rivera doubled up on the hand to survive. Jason Koon Takes a Hit There was 2,700 in the pot and a flop of Q Ali Eslami Trends Down There was 1,000 in the pot and a flop that read Q Senti Plays Picks Up Chips The board read 10 Left in the Deck A Little Brighter A few more stars have snuck into the tournament field just before the registration cutoff. They include Hollywood stars Shannon Elizabeth and Jennifer Tilly, as well as poker stars like Phil Laak. Player Tags: Phil Laak, Jennifer Tilly, Tony Rivera, Shannon Elizabeth, Michael Kamran, Jason Senti, Jason Koon, Ben Klier |
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| Oct 16, '10 | 2010 Festa Al Lago Classic | WPT Festa Al Lago Main Event | 2 | + |
Level 8 Update: Annette Obrestad Moves Into Chip LeadOct 16, '10
Players Remaining: 150 out of 328 (Unofficial) Chip Counts: 1. Annette Obrestad — 380,000 Card Player Chip Counts Jeff Shulman — 113,000 Average Chip Count: 87,466 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands:
A unknown player raised and Nancy Todd Tyner called from the cutoff. Gavin Smith then called out of the small blind as did Arnaud Mattern in the big blind. The flop came down 10 Mattern then moved all in for 46,000 and the initial raiser folded. Smith made the automatic call and showed K The turn and river fell 7 John Juanda Chips Up Against Michael Kamran MIchael Kamran raised to 2,400 from early position and John Juanda made the call from the big blind. The flop came down J The turn was the 9 Kamran now has 35,000 and Juanda chipped up to 65,000.
In a battle of the extreme short stacks, Steve Sung moved all in and Nick Grippo called, as did another player. Grippo and his opponent checked down a board of J Sung was eliminated and Grippo chipped up to 30,000, still way below the average stack in the room. Maria Ho Takes Out Faraz Jaka A preflop confrontation saw Maria Ho’s pocket nines hold up against Faraz Jaka’s A-10 to end his tournament run. Ho now has over 90,000 in chips. Jonathan Aguiar Hits The Rail Jonathan Aguiar raised to 2,300 from under the gun and his opponent in the big blind made the call. The flop came down 7 Aguiar moved all in for 19,000 and was called by his opponents pocket threes. Aguiar showed K Poker Tweets
Player Tags: John Juanda, Gavin Smith, Maria Ho, Jonathan Aguiar, Arnaud Mattern, Michael Kamran, Faraz Jaka |
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| Mar 04, '10 | 2010 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event | 6 | + |
Michael Kamran Eliminated in Sixth Place ($246,744)Mar 04, '10
Kamran: 10 Board: 9 Kamran made a pair of sevens on the turn but they were defeated when Kasabyan hit an ace on the river to win the hand. Kamran was eliminated in sixth place and he will take home $246,744 in prize money. Player Tags: Gevork Kasabyan, Michael Kamran Kasabyan doubles Through KamranMar 02, '10 Gevork Kasabyan moved all in from early position for his last 525,000 and Michael Kamran called from the small blind with pocket nines. Kasabyan showed A Player Tags: Gevork Kasabyan, Michael Kamran Michael Kamran Doubles UpMar 02, '10 Jim Casement raised to 60,000 from middle position and Michael Kamran reraised all in for 437,000. Casement made the call and they flipped over their cards: Kamran: A Board: 10 Kamran doubled up on the hand and he now holds 1 million. Casement was knocked down to 1,780,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Jim Casement Michael Kamran Doubles UpMar 02, '10 Andras Koroknai raised to 30,000 under the gun and Tri Huynh made the call from the cutoff. Michael Kamran reraised all in for 177,000 and Koroknai made the call. Huynh mucked and the two live players flipped over their cards: Kamran: K Board: 8 Kamran hit a jack on the river to double up on the hand. He now holds 420,000. Koroknai held 1,105,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Andras Koroknai |
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| Mar 02, '10 | 2010 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event | 5 | + |
Michael Kamran Eliminated in Sixth Place ($246,744)Mar 04, '10
Kamran: 10 Board: 9 Kamran made a pair of sevens on the turn but they were defeated when Kasabyan hit an ace on the river to win the hand. Kamran was eliminated in sixth place and he will take home $246,744 in prize money. Player Tags: Gevork Kasabyan, Michael Kamran Kasabyan doubles Through KamranMar 02, '10 Gevork Kasabyan moved all in from early position for his last 525,000 and Michael Kamran called from the small blind with pocket nines. Kasabyan showed A Player Tags: Gevork Kasabyan, Michael Kamran Michael Kamran Doubles UpMar 02, '10 Jim Casement raised to 60,000 from middle position and Michael Kamran reraised all in for 437,000. Casement made the call and they flipped over their cards: Kamran: A Board: 10 Kamran doubled up on the hand and he now holds 1 million. Casement was knocked down to 1,780,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Jim Casement Michael Kamran Doubles UpMar 02, '10 Andras Koroknai raised to 30,000 under the gun and Tri Huynh made the call from the cutoff. Michael Kamran reraised all in for 177,000 and Koroknai made the call. Huynh mucked and the two live players flipped over their cards: Kamran: K Board: 8 Kamran hit a jack on the river to double up on the hand. He now holds 420,000. Koroknai held 1,105,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Andras Koroknai |
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| Jun 25, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 45 - $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
Final Day Update: Final Table SetJun 25, '09 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. John Kabbaj – 1,867,000 Average Chip Count: 917,444 Notable Eliminations: 14. Thomas Pattersson — $43,091 Big Hands: Thomas Pattersson Eliminated In 14th Place($43,091) Thomas Pattersson and Billy Kopp got into a raising war preflop until all of Pattersson’s chips were in the middle. Pattersson: J Board: A The flop gave Kopp a dominating lead in the hand that he never relinquished and Pattersson made his exit in 14th place.
Isaac Haxton raised the pot from the button preflop and the action was next on Ken Lennaard. Lennaard moved the rest of his chips into the middle and Haxton made the call. Haxton: A Board: A Haxton flopped a set and rivered a full boat for good measure and Lennaard was eliminated in 13th place.
Kamran raised to 84,000 from the button and the small blind mucked. The action was then on Billy Kopp in the big blind and he raised enough to put Kamran all in. Kamaran made the call and turned over J
After knocking out two players on his own, it was finally Kopp’s turn to step on the chopping block. Davidi Kitai raised to 60,000 preflop and Kopp decided to make it 198,000 to go. Kitai just called and both players saw the flop come down 8
Davidi Kitai raised to 75,000 from under the gun and the action was next on Charania. He moved all in for just 85,000 total and everyone folded around to Kitai. He made the cheap call and the players turned over their hands. Kitai: 9 Board: Q Charania flopped a Broadway draw but it never materialized and Kitai’s pair held up. Charania picked up his stuff and made his way toward the exit in 10th place, one spot shy of the official final table. Player Tags: Ken Lennaard, Davidi Kitai, Isaac Haxton, Billy Kopp, Michael Kamran, Mohsin Charania Level 16 Update: Bryn Kenney Take ChipleadJun 24, '09 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 Players Remaining: 30 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Bryn Kenney — 620,000 Average Chip Count: 275,000 Notable Eliminations: Chris Moore Big Hands:
On a flop of K The turn is the K The river is the 6 Kenney turns over Q Luke Staudenmaier Doubles Up Luke Staudenmaier raises to 27,000 from middle position and Jeremy Rafalowicz calls from late position. The flop comes 10 Staudenmaier: 10 With his tournament life on the line, Staudenmaier flop op set to take the lead. The turn and river are the 7
Mike Kamran raises to 20,000 from under the gun and Frank Kassela reraises to 70,000 from the button. Kamran moves all in and Kassela calls all in; Kamran has him covered. Kassela: 10 Board: K Kassela fails to improve and is eliminated from the tournament as Kamran goes on to rake the pot and bring his chip count to just under 350,000 this hand. Left in the Deck Players will take a twenty-minute break at the conclusion of Level 16 and will return at approximately 10:00 pm PDt to begin Level 17. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Luke Staudenmaier, Andrew Feldman, Michael Kamran, Bryn Kenney End of Day 1: Michael Brummelhuis Secures Late-Night ChipleadJun 24, '09 Day 1 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em is in the books and Michael Brummelhuis of the Netherlands leads the way with 330,200 in chips, followed not so closely by such notable players as Toto Leonidas, Luke Staudenmaier, David Pham, Eric Bladwin, Mike Kamran, Kirill Gerasimov, Chris Moore, Justin Young, Erik Seidel, Issac Haxton, Marco Johnson, Florian Langmaan and Burt Boutin, all of whom have more than 100,00 in chips the last time we checked. Defending Champion, Nenad Medic is still in the field as well, and with a healthy chip stack of just under 100,000. Notable players that would not be so lucky to advance beyond Day 1 include Chris Ferguson, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein and Peter Eastgage, to name a few. With 275 total entrants in this event, just 85 players made it through the night, and they will return to the Rio at 2:00pm PDT to begin Day 2, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com for all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 85 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Michael Brummelhuis — 330,200 Average Chip Count: 97,058 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
Singer started this hand with 79,000; Kamran with 81,000. David Singer raises to 4,400 from middle position and Mike Kamran raises to 11,500 from the button. Singer reraises the size of the pot (41,300) and Kamran moves all in; he barley has Singer covered. Singer calls and both players turn over their cards. Singer: A Board: Q Singer fails to improve as Kamran’s aces hold up. Mike Kamran eliminates David Singer from the tournament and brings his stack up to 160,000 this hand. Vanessa Rousso Quadruples Up Lee Markholt raises to 4,000 from the cutoff and gets three callers; Nam Le (button), Vanessa Rousso (small blind) and Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier (big blind). The flop comes J Rousso: 10 Rousso flops the nut straight while Nam Le flops middle set. The turn is the 7
With just about 30,000 already in the pot on a board of 10 Florian Langmaan tanks for several minutes before the clock is called. Langmaan ultimately makes the call with top pair (J The river is the 10 Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Lee Markholt, Nam Le, David Singer, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Michael Kamran, Florian Langmann, Michiel Brummelhuis |
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| Jun 24, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 45 - $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
Final Day Update: Final Table SetJun 25, '09 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. John Kabbaj – 1,867,000 Average Chip Count: 917,444 Notable Eliminations: 14. Thomas Pattersson — $43,091 Big Hands: Thomas Pattersson Eliminated In 14th Place($43,091) Thomas Pattersson and Billy Kopp got into a raising war preflop until all of Pattersson’s chips were in the middle. Pattersson: J Board: A The flop gave Kopp a dominating lead in the hand that he never relinquished and Pattersson made his exit in 14th place.
Isaac Haxton raised the pot from the button preflop and the action was next on Ken Lennaard. Lennaard moved the rest of his chips into the middle and Haxton made the call. Haxton: A Board: A Haxton flopped a set and rivered a full boat for good measure and Lennaard was eliminated in 13th place.
Kamran raised to 84,000 from the button and the small blind mucked. The action was then on Billy Kopp in the big blind and he raised enough to put Kamran all in. Kamaran made the call and turned over J
After knocking out two players on his own, it was finally Kopp’s turn to step on the chopping block. Davidi Kitai raised to 60,000 preflop and Kopp decided to make it 198,000 to go. Kitai just called and both players saw the flop come down 8
Davidi Kitai raised to 75,000 from under the gun and the action was next on Charania. He moved all in for just 85,000 total and everyone folded around to Kitai. He made the cheap call and the players turned over their hands. Kitai: 9 Board: Q Charania flopped a Broadway draw but it never materialized and Kitai’s pair held up. Charania picked up his stuff and made his way toward the exit in 10th place, one spot shy of the official final table. Player Tags: Ken Lennaard, Davidi Kitai, Isaac Haxton, Billy Kopp, Michael Kamran, Mohsin Charania Level 16 Update: Bryn Kenney Take ChipleadJun 24, '09 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 Players Remaining: 30 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Bryn Kenney — 620,000 Average Chip Count: 275,000 Notable Eliminations: Chris Moore Big Hands:
On a flop of K The turn is the K The river is the 6 Kenney turns over Q Luke Staudenmaier Doubles Up Luke Staudenmaier raises to 27,000 from middle position and Jeremy Rafalowicz calls from late position. The flop comes 10 Staudenmaier: 10 With his tournament life on the line, Staudenmaier flop op set to take the lead. The turn and river are the 7
Mike Kamran raises to 20,000 from under the gun and Frank Kassela reraises to 70,000 from the button. Kamran moves all in and Kassela calls all in; Kamran has him covered. Kassela: 10 Board: K Kassela fails to improve and is eliminated from the tournament as Kamran goes on to rake the pot and bring his chip count to just under 350,000 this hand. Left in the Deck Players will take a twenty-minute break at the conclusion of Level 16 and will return at approximately 10:00 pm PDt to begin Level 17. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Luke Staudenmaier, Andrew Feldman, Michael Kamran, Bryn Kenney End of Day 1: Michael Brummelhuis Secures Late-Night ChipleadJun 24, '09 Day 1 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em is in the books and Michael Brummelhuis of the Netherlands leads the way with 330,200 in chips, followed not so closely by such notable players as Toto Leonidas, Luke Staudenmaier, David Pham, Eric Bladwin, Mike Kamran, Kirill Gerasimov, Chris Moore, Justin Young, Erik Seidel, Issac Haxton, Marco Johnson, Florian Langmaan and Burt Boutin, all of whom have more than 100,00 in chips the last time we checked. Defending Champion, Nenad Medic is still in the field as well, and with a healthy chip stack of just under 100,000. Notable players that would not be so lucky to advance beyond Day 1 include Chris Ferguson, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein and Peter Eastgage, to name a few. With 275 total entrants in this event, just 85 players made it through the night, and they will return to the Rio at 2:00pm PDT to begin Day 2, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com for all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 85 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Michael Brummelhuis — 330,200 Average Chip Count: 97,058 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
Singer started this hand with 79,000; Kamran with 81,000. David Singer raises to 4,400 from middle position and Mike Kamran raises to 11,500 from the button. Singer reraises the size of the pot (41,300) and Kamran moves all in; he barley has Singer covered. Singer calls and both players turn over their cards. Singer: A Board: Q Singer fails to improve as Kamran’s aces hold up. Mike Kamran eliminates David Singer from the tournament and brings his stack up to 160,000 this hand. Vanessa Rousso Quadruples Up Lee Markholt raises to 4,000 from the cutoff and gets three callers; Nam Le (button), Vanessa Rousso (small blind) and Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier (big blind). The flop comes J Rousso: 10 Rousso flops the nut straight while Nam Le flops middle set. The turn is the 7
With just about 30,000 already in the pot on a board of 10 Florian Langmaan tanks for several minutes before the clock is called. Langmaan ultimately makes the call with top pair (J The river is the 10 Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Lee Markholt, Nam Le, David Singer, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Michael Kamran, Florian Langmann, Michiel Brummelhuis |
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| Jun 24, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 45 - $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Final Day Update: Final Table SetJun 25, '09 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. John Kabbaj – 1,867,000 Average Chip Count: 917,444 Notable Eliminations: 14. Thomas Pattersson — $43,091 Big Hands: Thomas Pattersson Eliminated In 14th Place($43,091) Thomas Pattersson and Billy Kopp got into a raising war preflop until all of Pattersson’s chips were in the middle. Pattersson: J Board: A The flop gave Kopp a dominating lead in the hand that he never relinquished and Pattersson made his exit in 14th place.
Isaac Haxton raised the pot from the button preflop and the action was next on Ken Lennaard. Lennaard moved the rest of his chips into the middle and Haxton made the call. Haxton: A Board: A Haxton flopped a set and rivered a full boat for good measure and Lennaard was eliminated in 13th place.
Kamran raised to 84,000 from the button and the small blind mucked. The action was then on Billy Kopp in the big blind and he raised enough to put Kamran all in. Kamaran made the call and turned over J
After knocking out two players on his own, it was finally Kopp’s turn to step on the chopping block. Davidi Kitai raised to 60,000 preflop and Kopp decided to make it 198,000 to go. Kitai just called and both players saw the flop come down 8
Davidi Kitai raised to 75,000 from under the gun and the action was next on Charania. He moved all in for just 85,000 total and everyone folded around to Kitai. He made the cheap call and the players turned over their hands. Kitai: 9 Board: Q Charania flopped a Broadway draw but it never materialized and Kitai’s pair held up. Charania picked up his stuff and made his way toward the exit in 10th place, one spot shy of the official final table. Player Tags: Ken Lennaard, Davidi Kitai, Isaac Haxton, Billy Kopp, Michael Kamran, Mohsin Charania Level 16 Update: Bryn Kenney Take ChipleadJun 24, '09 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 Players Remaining: 30 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Bryn Kenney — 620,000 Average Chip Count: 275,000 Notable Eliminations: Chris Moore Big Hands:
On a flop of K The turn is the K The river is the 6 Kenney turns over Q Luke Staudenmaier Doubles Up Luke Staudenmaier raises to 27,000 from middle position and Jeremy Rafalowicz calls from late position. The flop comes 10 Staudenmaier: 10 With his tournament life on the line, Staudenmaier flop op set to take the lead. The turn and river are the 7
Mike Kamran raises to 20,000 from under the gun and Frank Kassela reraises to 70,000 from the button. Kamran moves all in and Kassela calls all in; Kamran has him covered. Kassela: 10 Board: K Kassela fails to improve and is eliminated from the tournament as Kamran goes on to rake the pot and bring his chip count to just under 350,000 this hand. Left in the Deck Players will take a twenty-minute break at the conclusion of Level 16 and will return at approximately 10:00 pm PDt to begin Level 17. Player Tags: Frank Kassela, Luke Staudenmaier, Andrew Feldman, Michael Kamran, Bryn Kenney End of Day 1: Michael Brummelhuis Secures Late-Night ChipleadJun 24, '09 Day 1 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em is in the books and Michael Brummelhuis of the Netherlands leads the way with 330,200 in chips, followed not so closely by such notable players as Toto Leonidas, Luke Staudenmaier, David Pham, Eric Bladwin, Mike Kamran, Kirill Gerasimov, Chris Moore, Justin Young, Erik Seidel, Issac Haxton, Marco Johnson, Florian Langmaan and Burt Boutin, all of whom have more than 100,00 in chips the last time we checked. Defending Champion, Nenad Medic is still in the field as well, and with a healthy chip stack of just under 100,000. Notable players that would not be so lucky to advance beyond Day 1 include Chris Ferguson, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein and Peter Eastgage, to name a few. With 275 total entrants in this event, just 85 players made it through the night, and they will return to the Rio at 2:00pm PDT to begin Day 2, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com for all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 85 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Michael Brummelhuis — 330,200 Average Chip Count: 97,058 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
Singer started this hand with 79,000; Kamran with 81,000. David Singer raises to 4,400 from middle position and Mike Kamran raises to 11,500 from the button. Singer reraises the size of the pot (41,300) and Kamran moves all in; he barley has Singer covered. Singer calls and both players turn over their cards. Singer: A Board: Q Singer fails to improve as Kamran’s aces hold up. Mike Kamran eliminates David Singer from the tournament and brings his stack up to 160,000 this hand. Vanessa Rousso Quadruples Up Lee Markholt raises to 4,000 from the cutoff and gets three callers; Nam Le (button), Vanessa Rousso (small blind) and Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier (big blind). The flop comes J Rousso: 10 Rousso flops the nut straight while Nam Le flops middle set. The turn is the 7
With just about 30,000 already in the pot on a board of 10 Florian Langmaan tanks for several minutes before the clock is called. Langmaan ultimately makes the call with top pair (J The river is the 10 Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Lee Markholt, Nam Le, David Singer, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Michael Kamran, Florian Langmann, Michiel Brummelhuis |
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| Apr 21, '09 | 2009 Five-Star World Poker Classic | WPT Championship - Event 16 | 4 | + |
Level 11 Update -- Jonathan Aguiar Joins the LeadersApr 21, '09 Level: 11 Key Hands:
Card Player TV: Player Tags: Jonathan Aguiar, Michael Kamran |
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| Mar 19, '09 | 2009 Bay 101 Shooting Star | WPT Championship - Event 2 | 4 | + |
Day 3 Ends -- Final Table SetMar 19, '09 Day 3 has come to a close and the final table of six is set. Here is a look at the how the final table will look when things begin tomorrow at 4 p.m.: Player Tags: Steve Brecher, John Monnette, Michael Kamran, Tony Behari Level 20 UpdateMar 19, '09 Big Hands: Final Two Tables Seating Chart Player Tags: Amnon Filippi, John Monnette, Chris Moore, Michael Kamran Level 19 UpdateMar 19, '09 Big Hands: Vivek Rajkumar moved all in on a flop of A
Player Tags: Chris Moore, Vivek Rajkumar, Gary Tighe, Michael Kamran Level 17 UpdateMar 19, '09 Big Hands:
Paul Wasicka Eliminated in 35th Place ($15,000) Player Tags: Paul Wasicka, Gary Tighe, Michael Kamran Day 2 EndsMar 18, '09 Only 36 players remain and day 2 has come to a close with 61 minutes and 53 seconds left in level 17. Day 3 begins tomorrow at noon, when the final 36 will return to six final tables and then play down to the final table of six during an exciting day of poker. Player Tags: Daniel Alaei, Michael Kamran |
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Blinds: 150-300
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Blinds: 75-150
Blinds: 100-200
Blinds: 500-1,000 with a 100 ante
Gavin Smith Takes Out Arnaud Mattern On Bad Beat
Nick Grippo Eliminates Steve Sung
Michael Kamran moved all in under the gun preflop for 490,000 and Gevork Kasabyan made the call after going into the tank briefly. Everyone else mucked and they flipped over their cards:
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Ken Lennaard Eliminated In 13th Place($43,091)
Michael Kamran Eliminated In 12th Place($57,645)
Billy Kopp Eliminated In 11th Place($57,645)
Mohsin Charania Eliminated In 10th Place($57,645)
Bryn Kenney Eliminates Andrew Feldman, Takes Chiplead
Frank Kassela Eliminated by Mike Kamran
David Singer Eliminated by Mike Kamran
Corkins Eliminated by Langmaan
Jonathan Aguiar Gets Paid Off by Michael Kamran
Bertrand Grospellier Takes Out Howard Lederer
1: Amnon Filippi
David Fox got all of his chips into the middle against Michael Kamran. Their cards:
Farzad Bonyadi: 1,310,000
Gary Tighe Eliminated in 20th Place ($25,000)
Vivek Rajkumar Eliminated in 16th Place ($30,000)
Michael Kamran: 750,000
Paul Wasicka Takes a Big Hit
Daniel Alaei was the most notable professional to bust at the end of the night and he fell in a major cooler. Here is a look at that hand: