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| Jul 11, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 7 Update: Hellmuth Shows Up LateJul 11, '11 Note: Levels are two hours in length. There will be a 90-minute dinner break after level 8. Players Remaining: About 4,000 of 6,865 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Chip Leaders: 1. Aleksandr Mozhnyako — 255,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman — 60,000 Notables Eliminated: Sam Farha, Mitch Schock, Tatjana Pasalic, James Dempsey, Eric Baldwin, Marsha Wolak, Chris Moorman, Maria Ho, Zachary Clark, Vince Van Patten, Maria Mayrinck, Matt Waxman, Mandy Baker Hands:
There was some confusion over Phil Hellmuth’s second starting day. He was under the impression that he played on Tuesday, but the reality is that he was supposed to start today. Hellmuth had 11,800 to start the day, but after missing the first hour and a half, he had been blinded down to just over 7,000, good for a little over ten big blinds. Luckily for Hellmuth, Mike Matusow was able to convince his hotel’s security to look past a “Do Not Disturb” sign and alert Hellmuth to his mistake. Ladies Champion Eliminated Roger Jensen raised to 1,800 and Marsha Wolak, who won the $1,000 Ladies Event this summer, called from the big blind. The flop fell K Jensen immediately called with K
After winning a bracelet in 2010, Sam Farha was hoping for another solid summer at the WSOP. He’ll have to wait for next year, however, after he recently busted from the main event. Farha was all in on a 9 The turn and river came A Eric Baldwin Busts On a flop of A The other player folded and Baldwin called. The turn was the 6 Paul Pierce Bounces Back Boston Celtics star Paul Pierce has been trending backwards all day long, but a recent hand has him back near the six-figure mark. On a flop of J The turn and river were bricks and Pierce scored the knockout to move up to 90,000 in chips. Poker Tweets:
Player Tags: Phil Hellmuth, Sam Farha, Eric Baldwin, Marsha Wolak |
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| Jul 14, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 9 | + |
Level 18 Hour One Update: Jason Mercier and Vanessa Selbst EliminatedJul 14, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante 1. Daniel Chamberlain – 2,460,000 Bart Hanson Big Hands:
We caught up with the hand on the river with over 150,000 in the middle and the board reading A The bet sent his opponent into the tank and the ESPN cameras rushed over to film the action. After a minute or two of thinking, his opponent slid out a call and Baldwin tabled the A Baldwin is up to 625,000 with that pot. Jean-Robert Bellande Rivers a Straight We caught up with the action on the river with Jean-Robert Bellande betting 85,000 on a board of 5 “I’ve been planning this out for a while now,” Bellande said. “You get it in behind and just get there and boom! You have a stack.” Bellande does have a stack as he sits with 530,000. Sam Farha Doubles Up Sam Farha moved all in for 85,000 and Isaac Baron made the call. Farha exposed the A Jason Mercier Doubles Up Robert Mizrachi, Eliminated Shortly Thereafter Jason Mercier bet 19,000 from middle position and Robert Mizrachi three-bet to 55,000 on the button. Mercier moved all in and Mizrachi called 338,000 for his tournament life. Mizrachi exposed the K-K and was way ahead of the 5-5 of Mercier. The board ran out Q-10-8-K-9 and Mizrachi doubled to 690,000. Mercier was left with 133,000 after the hand. Later in the level, Jason Mercier open-shoved in late position with the A Bruce Buffer Eliminated With a board reading 10
Vanessa Selbst was down to about 150,000 when she shoved with the A Dan Lu Doubles Up a Player Dominykas Karmazinas shoved from early position for 55,000 and Dan Lu called on the button. Karmazinas was at risk with the A Jean-Robert Bellande Doubles Up an Opponent Jean Robert Bellande limped from late position and Alper Sar shoved for 80,000. Bellande called with the A
The flop read 8 Jacobs’ All-In Forces Folds Alex Jacobs raised to 18,000 from late position and was called by both blinds. The flop came 10 Jacobs is sitting with 200,000 after he stacked his newly found chips. Sammy Farha Crippled, Eliminated Ryan Milisits moved all-in for 102,000 from middle position and Sam Farha made the call from late position. Milisits showed A The board ran out 10 Left in the Deck Jean-Robert Has Ideas Jean-Robert was talking at his table about the ideas he has for the Tournament of Champions. He thinks that the more bracelets you have, the more chips you should add to your stack. He said that the tournament directors shot the idea down, but he thinks it would add a nice twist to the tournament and give people more incentives to win bracelets. Former Card Player Intern Crusing Jameson Singer, a former Card Player intern in 2006 currently is hovering around the 1 million chip mark. Singer now plays tournaments full-time online and is known as “TheDrake.” Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Player Tags: Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande, Bruce Buffer, Vanessa Selbst, Eric Baldwin, Dan Lu, Jason Mercier Level 10, Hour One: Lex Veldhuis EliminatedJul 12, '10 Blinds: 600-1,200 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 2,304 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 95,299 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 142,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Johnny Chan – 425,000 Notable Eliminations: Lex Veldhuis Big Hands:
Lex Veldhuis moved all in for about 40,000 preflop and one player called. Here were their hands: Veldhuis: J Veldhuis was racing with the lead but the flop came down A Cowboy Matt Graham Matt Graham was all in preflop and one opponent made the call. The two players then turned over their hands. Graham: K Graham was ahead and the flop cemented the double up when it came down K
Picking up the action after the flop, Kara Scott moved all in on a board of 6 Scott: A Scott’s aces were ahead and the board finished off Q The Bear Gets Fed Barry Greenstein and his opponent got all-in on a flop of K Greenstein needed to fade the board pairing to win the pot and eliminate a player. The turn was the 7
William Thorson was facing an all-in river bet of 19,000 with the final board reading 6 Thorson hemmed and hawed for quite some time before finally tossing in his call. Thorson mucked his hand when he was shown K Van Fleet Gets Coolered We got to the table as Jon Van Fleet and his opponent had just gotten all of his opponent’s 70,000 chips in the middle preflop and were turning up their hands. Van Fleet showed pocket kings, but his opponent had turned up pocket aces. The board didn’t bring any help to Van Fleet and he dropped to 205,000.
Sam Farha bet from early position and it was folded around to a player on the button. He shoved for 22,000 total and it was folded to Farha. He made the quick call with the 4 Billy Kopp Loses One On a flop of 10 Vanessa Rousso Doubles Up Vanessa Rousso was all in on a board of 9-5-4-2-3 for 37,000 into a 22,000 chip pot. Her opponent called and mucked when Rousso exposed the 8-6 for a straight. She was at about 85,000 after the hand. Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Sam Farha, William Thorson, Vanessa Rousso, Matt Graham, Billy Kopp, Lex Veldhuis, Kara Scott Level Six, Hour Two: Cole Loses Chip LeadJul 09, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,023 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Mathieu Sauriol – 217,000 Notable Eliminations: Terrance Chan Big Hands:
After a series of raises preflop, a player moved all in for 57,750 and Corwin Cole made the call. Cole: Q Cole was in trouble but he appeared to get lucky when the dealer laid out the flop and the Q The board finished off 10 Williams Runs Into Cowboys David Williams put in a raise to 1,200 preflop. The action went to Manny Minaya on the button and he made it 3,200 to go. Williams made the call and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked and the 4 Minaya made the call and Williams tabled 10
A player limped in and then another one raised to 2,000 preflop. Sam Farha made the call from the hijack and then the limper shoved for 8,000 more. Both opponents made the call and the flop came 8 Both players checked and the turn was the 10 The all-in player then tabled K Kaplan Sticks Around A player raised to 1,400 preflop and Gabe Kaplan made it 5,200 to go from the small blind. His opponent then shoved and Kaplan made the call. Kaplan tabled A The turn was the 9
A player raised to 1,300 preflop and Lauren Kling made the call from the cutoff. The player on the button also called, as did the big blind and the four players saw a flop of 10 Everyone checked and the turn was the A The river was the K Ted Forrest Doubles Up Ted Forrest moved all in for 8,250 and was called by his opponent. Forrest: K The board ran out Q
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read J The turn was the J Davis: Q Davis flopped the straight but Mizrachi turned a boat and the board finished off with the 5 Power Poker For Seidel Erik Seidel raised to 1,250 and seat 3 and seat 4 both made the call. When action reached seat 6 he raised to 3,700 and action folded around to Seidel. Erik reraised to 10,500 and seats 3 and 4 got out of the way. Seat 6 tanked for a few minutes before letting his hand go. Seidel took down the pot uncontested, chipping up to around 53,000 in chips. The Russian Scoops One Sitting in the big blind, Vitaly Lunkin called a raise from the button and they saw a flop. It came A The turn was the J
Seat 5 bet 1,500 on a flop of 4 The turn brought the 8 The river was the 7 Mueller lost around 12,000 on the hand and had around 39,000 after it. Matros Calls An All-In Bet, Chops Matt Matros called a short-stacked player’s all in bet for 7,325 preflop and they showed down. Their hands? The same: Matros: A It seemed like an obvious chop, but through the turn the board ran 5 Matros had around 120,000 after the hand.
Jason Somerville raised from the cutoff and the big blind moved all-in for 10,000. Somerville promptly called and tabled Q The board ran out J Michelle’s Bluff Gets Sniffed Out On the turn, the board read 5 After the dealer peeled off the 5 Michelle didn’t respond and eventually her opponent made the call. Michelle showed A
We caught up with the action on the river with the board reading J Leigh tabled A Left in the Deck: “Miami” John Cernuto is supposedly sitting at the featured table right in front of us, but he has yet to show up for the tournament today. He has been being blinded off for the last three hours and is down to 12,000 in chips. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Erik Seidel, Raymond Davis, Ted Forrest, Greg Mueller, Gabe Kaplan, David Williams, Sam Farha, Vitaly Lunkin, Corwin Cole, Lauren Kling Level Four, Hour Two: Giang And Yang EliminatedJul 07, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 1,980 out of 2,314 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Barny Boatman – 151,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Stephen A. Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Chau Giang Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K Antonio Esfandiari raised the action to 15,000 and Giang moved all in. Esfandiari made the call and the players turned over their cards: Giang: J Giang flopped a straight but his flush draw was dead to Esfandiari’s better draw that went along with his two pair. The river then brought the K Farha Getting Up There The player on the button raised to 1,625 and Sam Farha made the call from the big blind. The flop came down K The turn was the 5 Farha kept his foot on the gas pedal, firing another 7,000 into the pot. The button mucked and Farha took the pot. He was at 70,000.
The player in seat 2 and Jerry Yang tangled preflop that resulted in seat 2 moving all in for 27,800. Yang made the call and here were their cards: Yang: K Yang fell victim to a cold deck and the board offered him no help as it ran out 7 Yang took a big hit and was down to 8,000 in chips. Yang was eventually cut down to 3,200 in chips and shipped them all in preflop against the player in seat 9. Yang: Q The flop was favorable to Yang as it came Q “It’s not over yet,” Yang said before the turn. If it wasn’t over then, it was sure close to being over when the A McEvoy’s Aces Cracked Picking up the action on a flop of 9 The player called and ended up putting himself at risk as McEvoy had him covered. McEvoy held pocket aces but they were officially cracked when his opponent turned 5 The board finished out 10
A player raised to 850 preflop and another player made the call. Eli Elezra was in the big blind and came along as well to see a flop of K Elezra checked and his opponent bet 2,200. Elezra made the call againa and the river was the 8 Elezra decided to take the lead, firing 4,000. His opponent gave it up and Elezra took the pot, improving his stack to 32,000. Gored Picking up the action on a flop of 7 The turn was the J Both players checked and Mortensen tabled K
Picking up the action after the board had run out 7 Eventually, the opponent tabled 7 Chan raked in the pot and was up to 165,000. That was good for the overall chip lead on Day 1C. Outrunning Outhred After the board had run out K Outhred tabled pocket queens but they were no good as his opponent showed 10 Outhred threw his queens in the muck and he was down to 53,000.
Picking up the action after the flop came down 10 Dwan led again with 3,450 and Markholt made the call for the rest of his chips. Markholt: A Markholt flopped trips and the river brought no help to Dwan as he dropped to just over 13,000. Markholt doubled to 12,000. Left In The Deck:
Midway through the level, the tournament staff announced through the speakers that “1989 World Chammpion Phil Hellmuth has just been eliminated.” The Amazon Room erupted in cheers and applause after hearing the announcement, not quite the reaction anyone would care for. Hellmuth had been playing on the secondary feature table and made his grand entrance with UFC fighter Wanderlei Silva. He was officially TKO’d. Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, Eli Elezra, Johnny Chan, Chau Giang, Sam Farha, Alex Outhred, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang Level Two Hour Two Update: David Williams On FireJul 07, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Average Chip Counts 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: 1. David Williams – 126,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Steve Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 8 His opponent did the same and the Q Williams took the pot and he kept adding chips to his massive stack of 126,000. He is the first notable to break into six figures and the second level is only halfway through. Oppenheim In The Win Column Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 10 The river was the J His opponent mucked and Oppenheim took in the pot. He was up to 37,000 after the hand.
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 The turn was the 8 Negreanu was in deep trouble as he showed Q Negreanu Wins “Crazy Internet” Hand Daniel Negreanu raised from the button to 750 and was called by the player in seat 2. On the flop of 8 The J Negreanu took just a moment to reraise to 11,200 and seat 2 tanked once again, asking for a chip count on Negreanu’s remaining stack (around 17,000). Seat 2 counted out a raise that would put Negreanu all in but then returned the chips to his stack. After a few minutes with the ESPN crews anxiously watching, seat 2 folded and tapped the table. Negreanu responded with, “You had the right idea,” and showed 4 Respecting The Champ Facing a raise of 600 from the player to his immediate right, 2007 WSOP main event winner Jerry Yang repopped it to 2,600. His opponent thought it over but decided to give Yang credit and folded. Yang, like the gentleman he is, showed K Chop it Up, Elezra After some significant preflop action, Eli Elezra and his opponent checked down a board of K Sam Farha Drops One Sam Farha raised to 400 from the button and the small blind reraised to 2,000. Farha made the call and the flop came down A The small blind bet 1,000 and Farha raised to 3,000. The small blind called and the turn was the 6 Both players checked to see the 9
Tom Dwan raised from under the gun and received to calls. The flop came down 8 The turn was the 3 Dwan then showed J Robert Mizrachi Shoots Down Cowboys A player moved all in preflop and Robert Mizrachi made the call. Here were their hands: Mizrachi: A Mizrachi was on the right side of the cooler as the board offered no help to his opponent. The player was eliminated and Mizrachi shot up to 65,000. Juan Macerias Eliminated On a 9 Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Daniel Negreanu, David Oppenheim, Eli Elezra, David Williams, Sam Farha, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang |
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| Jul 12, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 7 | + |
Level 18 Hour One Update: Jason Mercier and Vanessa Selbst EliminatedJul 14, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante 1. Daniel Chamberlain – 2,460,000 Bart Hanson Big Hands:
We caught up with the hand on the river with over 150,000 in the middle and the board reading A The bet sent his opponent into the tank and the ESPN cameras rushed over to film the action. After a minute or two of thinking, his opponent slid out a call and Baldwin tabled the A Baldwin is up to 625,000 with that pot. Jean-Robert Bellande Rivers a Straight We caught up with the action on the river with Jean-Robert Bellande betting 85,000 on a board of 5 “I’ve been planning this out for a while now,” Bellande said. “You get it in behind and just get there and boom! You have a stack.” Bellande does have a stack as he sits with 530,000. Sam Farha Doubles Up Sam Farha moved all in for 85,000 and Isaac Baron made the call. Farha exposed the A Jason Mercier Doubles Up Robert Mizrachi, Eliminated Shortly Thereafter Jason Mercier bet 19,000 from middle position and Robert Mizrachi three-bet to 55,000 on the button. Mercier moved all in and Mizrachi called 338,000 for his tournament life. Mizrachi exposed the K-K and was way ahead of the 5-5 of Mercier. The board ran out Q-10-8-K-9 and Mizrachi doubled to 690,000. Mercier was left with 133,000 after the hand. Later in the level, Jason Mercier open-shoved in late position with the A Bruce Buffer Eliminated With a board reading 10
Vanessa Selbst was down to about 150,000 when she shoved with the A Dan Lu Doubles Up a Player Dominykas Karmazinas shoved from early position for 55,000 and Dan Lu called on the button. Karmazinas was at risk with the A Jean-Robert Bellande Doubles Up an Opponent Jean Robert Bellande limped from late position and Alper Sar shoved for 80,000. Bellande called with the A
The flop read 8 Jacobs’ All-In Forces Folds Alex Jacobs raised to 18,000 from late position and was called by both blinds. The flop came 10 Jacobs is sitting with 200,000 after he stacked his newly found chips. Sammy Farha Crippled, Eliminated Ryan Milisits moved all-in for 102,000 from middle position and Sam Farha made the call from late position. Milisits showed A The board ran out 10 Left in the Deck Jean-Robert Has Ideas Jean-Robert was talking at his table about the ideas he has for the Tournament of Champions. He thinks that the more bracelets you have, the more chips you should add to your stack. He said that the tournament directors shot the idea down, but he thinks it would add a nice twist to the tournament and give people more incentives to win bracelets. Former Card Player Intern Crusing Jameson Singer, a former Card Player intern in 2006 currently is hovering around the 1 million chip mark. Singer now plays tournaments full-time online and is known as “TheDrake.” Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Player Tags: Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande, Bruce Buffer, Vanessa Selbst, Eric Baldwin, Dan Lu, Jason Mercier Level 10, Hour One: Lex Veldhuis EliminatedJul 12, '10 Blinds: 600-1,200 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 2,304 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 95,299 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 142,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Johnny Chan – 425,000 Notable Eliminations: Lex Veldhuis Big Hands:
Lex Veldhuis moved all in for about 40,000 preflop and one player called. Here were their hands: Veldhuis: J Veldhuis was racing with the lead but the flop came down A Cowboy Matt Graham Matt Graham was all in preflop and one opponent made the call. The two players then turned over their hands. Graham: K Graham was ahead and the flop cemented the double up when it came down K
Picking up the action after the flop, Kara Scott moved all in on a board of 6 Scott: A Scott’s aces were ahead and the board finished off Q The Bear Gets Fed Barry Greenstein and his opponent got all-in on a flop of K Greenstein needed to fade the board pairing to win the pot and eliminate a player. The turn was the 7
William Thorson was facing an all-in river bet of 19,000 with the final board reading 6 Thorson hemmed and hawed for quite some time before finally tossing in his call. Thorson mucked his hand when he was shown K Van Fleet Gets Coolered We got to the table as Jon Van Fleet and his opponent had just gotten all of his opponent’s 70,000 chips in the middle preflop and were turning up their hands. Van Fleet showed pocket kings, but his opponent had turned up pocket aces. The board didn’t bring any help to Van Fleet and he dropped to 205,000.
Sam Farha bet from early position and it was folded around to a player on the button. He shoved for 22,000 total and it was folded to Farha. He made the quick call with the 4 Billy Kopp Loses One On a flop of 10 Vanessa Rousso Doubles Up Vanessa Rousso was all in on a board of 9-5-4-2-3 for 37,000 into a 22,000 chip pot. Her opponent called and mucked when Rousso exposed the 8-6 for a straight. She was at about 85,000 after the hand. Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Sam Farha, William Thorson, Vanessa Rousso, Matt Graham, Billy Kopp, Lex Veldhuis, Kara Scott Level Six, Hour Two: Cole Loses Chip LeadJul 09, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,023 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Mathieu Sauriol – 217,000 Notable Eliminations: Terrance Chan Big Hands:
After a series of raises preflop, a player moved all in for 57,750 and Corwin Cole made the call. Cole: Q Cole was in trouble but he appeared to get lucky when the dealer laid out the flop and the Q The board finished off 10 Williams Runs Into Cowboys David Williams put in a raise to 1,200 preflop. The action went to Manny Minaya on the button and he made it 3,200 to go. Williams made the call and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked and the 4 Minaya made the call and Williams tabled 10
A player limped in and then another one raised to 2,000 preflop. Sam Farha made the call from the hijack and then the limper shoved for 8,000 more. Both opponents made the call and the flop came 8 Both players checked and the turn was the 10 The all-in player then tabled K Kaplan Sticks Around A player raised to 1,400 preflop and Gabe Kaplan made it 5,200 to go from the small blind. His opponent then shoved and Kaplan made the call. Kaplan tabled A The turn was the 9
A player raised to 1,300 preflop and Lauren Kling made the call from the cutoff. The player on the button also called, as did the big blind and the four players saw a flop of 10 Everyone checked and the turn was the A The river was the K Ted Forrest Doubles Up Ted Forrest moved all in for 8,250 and was called by his opponent. Forrest: K The board ran out Q
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read J The turn was the J Davis: Q Davis flopped the straight but Mizrachi turned a boat and the board finished off with the 5 Power Poker For Seidel Erik Seidel raised to 1,250 and seat 3 and seat 4 both made the call. When action reached seat 6 he raised to 3,700 and action folded around to Seidel. Erik reraised to 10,500 and seats 3 and 4 got out of the way. Seat 6 tanked for a few minutes before letting his hand go. Seidel took down the pot uncontested, chipping up to around 53,000 in chips. The Russian Scoops One Sitting in the big blind, Vitaly Lunkin called a raise from the button and they saw a flop. It came A The turn was the J
Seat 5 bet 1,500 on a flop of 4 The turn brought the 8 The river was the 7 Mueller lost around 12,000 on the hand and had around 39,000 after it. Matros Calls An All-In Bet, Chops Matt Matros called a short-stacked player’s all in bet for 7,325 preflop and they showed down. Their hands? The same: Matros: A It seemed like an obvious chop, but through the turn the board ran 5 Matros had around 120,000 after the hand.
Jason Somerville raised from the cutoff and the big blind moved all-in for 10,000. Somerville promptly called and tabled Q The board ran out J Michelle’s Bluff Gets Sniffed Out On the turn, the board read 5 After the dealer peeled off the 5 Michelle didn’t respond and eventually her opponent made the call. Michelle showed A
We caught up with the action on the river with the board reading J Leigh tabled A Left in the Deck: “Miami” John Cernuto is supposedly sitting at the featured table right in front of us, but he has yet to show up for the tournament today. He has been being blinded off for the last three hours and is down to 12,000 in chips. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Erik Seidel, Raymond Davis, Ted Forrest, Greg Mueller, Gabe Kaplan, David Williams, Sam Farha, Vitaly Lunkin, Corwin Cole, Lauren Kling Level Four, Hour Two: Giang And Yang EliminatedJul 07, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 1,980 out of 2,314 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Barny Boatman – 151,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Stephen A. Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Chau Giang Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K Antonio Esfandiari raised the action to 15,000 and Giang moved all in. Esfandiari made the call and the players turned over their cards: Giang: J Giang flopped a straight but his flush draw was dead to Esfandiari’s better draw that went along with his two pair. The river then brought the K Farha Getting Up There The player on the button raised to 1,625 and Sam Farha made the call from the big blind. The flop came down K The turn was the 5 Farha kept his foot on the gas pedal, firing another 7,000 into the pot. The button mucked and Farha took the pot. He was at 70,000.
The player in seat 2 and Jerry Yang tangled preflop that resulted in seat 2 moving all in for 27,800. Yang made the call and here were their cards: Yang: K Yang fell victim to a cold deck and the board offered him no help as it ran out 7 Yang took a big hit and was down to 8,000 in chips. Yang was eventually cut down to 3,200 in chips and shipped them all in preflop against the player in seat 9. Yang: Q The flop was favorable to Yang as it came Q “It’s not over yet,” Yang said before the turn. If it wasn’t over then, it was sure close to being over when the A McEvoy’s Aces Cracked Picking up the action on a flop of 9 The player called and ended up putting himself at risk as McEvoy had him covered. McEvoy held pocket aces but they were officially cracked when his opponent turned 5 The board finished out 10
A player raised to 850 preflop and another player made the call. Eli Elezra was in the big blind and came along as well to see a flop of K Elezra checked and his opponent bet 2,200. Elezra made the call againa and the river was the 8 Elezra decided to take the lead, firing 4,000. His opponent gave it up and Elezra took the pot, improving his stack to 32,000. Gored Picking up the action on a flop of 7 The turn was the J Both players checked and Mortensen tabled K
Picking up the action after the board had run out 7 Eventually, the opponent tabled 7 Chan raked in the pot and was up to 165,000. That was good for the overall chip lead on Day 1C. Outrunning Outhred After the board had run out K Outhred tabled pocket queens but they were no good as his opponent showed 10 Outhred threw his queens in the muck and he was down to 53,000.
Picking up the action after the flop came down 10 Dwan led again with 3,450 and Markholt made the call for the rest of his chips. Markholt: A Markholt flopped trips and the river brought no help to Dwan as he dropped to just over 13,000. Markholt doubled to 12,000. Left In The Deck:
Midway through the level, the tournament staff announced through the speakers that “1989 World Chammpion Phil Hellmuth has just been eliminated.” The Amazon Room erupted in cheers and applause after hearing the announcement, not quite the reaction anyone would care for. Hellmuth had been playing on the secondary feature table and made his grand entrance with UFC fighter Wanderlei Silva. He was officially TKO’d. Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, Eli Elezra, Johnny Chan, Chau Giang, Sam Farha, Alex Outhred, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang Level Two Hour Two Update: David Williams On FireJul 07, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Average Chip Counts 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: 1. David Williams – 126,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Steve Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 8 His opponent did the same and the Q Williams took the pot and he kept adding chips to his massive stack of 126,000. He is the first notable to break into six figures and the second level is only halfway through. Oppenheim In The Win Column Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 10 The river was the J His opponent mucked and Oppenheim took in the pot. He was up to 37,000 after the hand.
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 The turn was the 8 Negreanu was in deep trouble as he showed Q Negreanu Wins “Crazy Internet” Hand Daniel Negreanu raised from the button to 750 and was called by the player in seat 2. On the flop of 8 The J Negreanu took just a moment to reraise to 11,200 and seat 2 tanked once again, asking for a chip count on Negreanu’s remaining stack (around 17,000). Seat 2 counted out a raise that would put Negreanu all in but then returned the chips to his stack. After a few minutes with the ESPN crews anxiously watching, seat 2 folded and tapped the table. Negreanu responded with, “You had the right idea,” and showed 4 Respecting The Champ Facing a raise of 600 from the player to his immediate right, 2007 WSOP main event winner Jerry Yang repopped it to 2,600. His opponent thought it over but decided to give Yang credit and folded. Yang, like the gentleman he is, showed K Chop it Up, Elezra After some significant preflop action, Eli Elezra and his opponent checked down a board of K Sam Farha Drops One Sam Farha raised to 400 from the button and the small blind reraised to 2,000. Farha made the call and the flop came down A The small blind bet 1,000 and Farha raised to 3,000. The small blind called and the turn was the 6 Both players checked to see the 9
Tom Dwan raised from under the gun and received to calls. The flop came down 8 The turn was the 3 Dwan then showed J Robert Mizrachi Shoots Down Cowboys A player moved all in preflop and Robert Mizrachi made the call. Here were their hands: Mizrachi: A Mizrachi was on the right side of the cooler as the board offered no help to his opponent. The player was eliminated and Mizrachi shot up to 65,000. Juan Macerias Eliminated On a 9 Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Daniel Negreanu, David Oppenheim, Eli Elezra, David Williams, Sam Farha, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang |
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| Jul 09, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 18 Hour One Update: Jason Mercier and Vanessa Selbst EliminatedJul 14, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante 1. Daniel Chamberlain – 2,460,000 Bart Hanson Big Hands:
We caught up with the hand on the river with over 150,000 in the middle and the board reading A The bet sent his opponent into the tank and the ESPN cameras rushed over to film the action. After a minute or two of thinking, his opponent slid out a call and Baldwin tabled the A Baldwin is up to 625,000 with that pot. Jean-Robert Bellande Rivers a Straight We caught up with the action on the river with Jean-Robert Bellande betting 85,000 on a board of 5 “I’ve been planning this out for a while now,” Bellande said. “You get it in behind and just get there and boom! You have a stack.” Bellande does have a stack as he sits with 530,000. Sam Farha Doubles Up Sam Farha moved all in for 85,000 and Isaac Baron made the call. Farha exposed the A Jason Mercier Doubles Up Robert Mizrachi, Eliminated Shortly Thereafter Jason Mercier bet 19,000 from middle position and Robert Mizrachi three-bet to 55,000 on the button. Mercier moved all in and Mizrachi called 338,000 for his tournament life. Mizrachi exposed the K-K and was way ahead of the 5-5 of Mercier. The board ran out Q-10-8-K-9 and Mizrachi doubled to 690,000. Mercier was left with 133,000 after the hand. Later in the level, Jason Mercier open-shoved in late position with the A Bruce Buffer Eliminated With a board reading 10
Vanessa Selbst was down to about 150,000 when she shoved with the A Dan Lu Doubles Up a Player Dominykas Karmazinas shoved from early position for 55,000 and Dan Lu called on the button. Karmazinas was at risk with the A Jean-Robert Bellande Doubles Up an Opponent Jean Robert Bellande limped from late position and Alper Sar shoved for 80,000. Bellande called with the A
The flop read 8 Jacobs’ All-In Forces Folds Alex Jacobs raised to 18,000 from late position and was called by both blinds. The flop came 10 Jacobs is sitting with 200,000 after he stacked his newly found chips. Sammy Farha Crippled, Eliminated Ryan Milisits moved all-in for 102,000 from middle position and Sam Farha made the call from late position. Milisits showed A The board ran out 10 Left in the Deck Jean-Robert Has Ideas Jean-Robert was talking at his table about the ideas he has for the Tournament of Champions. He thinks that the more bracelets you have, the more chips you should add to your stack. He said that the tournament directors shot the idea down, but he thinks it would add a nice twist to the tournament and give people more incentives to win bracelets. Former Card Player Intern Crusing Jameson Singer, a former Card Player intern in 2006 currently is hovering around the 1 million chip mark. Singer now plays tournaments full-time online and is known as “TheDrake.” Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Player Tags: Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande, Bruce Buffer, Vanessa Selbst, Eric Baldwin, Dan Lu, Jason Mercier Level 10, Hour One: Lex Veldhuis EliminatedJul 12, '10 Blinds: 600-1,200 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 2,304 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 95,299 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 142,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Johnny Chan – 425,000 Notable Eliminations: Lex Veldhuis Big Hands:
Lex Veldhuis moved all in for about 40,000 preflop and one player called. Here were their hands: Veldhuis: J Veldhuis was racing with the lead but the flop came down A Cowboy Matt Graham Matt Graham was all in preflop and one opponent made the call. The two players then turned over their hands. Graham: K Graham was ahead and the flop cemented the double up when it came down K
Picking up the action after the flop, Kara Scott moved all in on a board of 6 Scott: A Scott’s aces were ahead and the board finished off Q The Bear Gets Fed Barry Greenstein and his opponent got all-in on a flop of K Greenstein needed to fade the board pairing to win the pot and eliminate a player. The turn was the 7
William Thorson was facing an all-in river bet of 19,000 with the final board reading 6 Thorson hemmed and hawed for quite some time before finally tossing in his call. Thorson mucked his hand when he was shown K Van Fleet Gets Coolered We got to the table as Jon Van Fleet and his opponent had just gotten all of his opponent’s 70,000 chips in the middle preflop and were turning up their hands. Van Fleet showed pocket kings, but his opponent had turned up pocket aces. The board didn’t bring any help to Van Fleet and he dropped to 205,000.
Sam Farha bet from early position and it was folded around to a player on the button. He shoved for 22,000 total and it was folded to Farha. He made the quick call with the 4 Billy Kopp Loses One On a flop of 10 Vanessa Rousso Doubles Up Vanessa Rousso was all in on a board of 9-5-4-2-3 for 37,000 into a 22,000 chip pot. Her opponent called and mucked when Rousso exposed the 8-6 for a straight. She was at about 85,000 after the hand. Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Sam Farha, William Thorson, Vanessa Rousso, Matt Graham, Billy Kopp, Lex Veldhuis, Kara Scott Level Six, Hour Two: Cole Loses Chip LeadJul 09, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,023 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Mathieu Sauriol – 217,000 Notable Eliminations: Terrance Chan Big Hands:
After a series of raises preflop, a player moved all in for 57,750 and Corwin Cole made the call. Cole: Q Cole was in trouble but he appeared to get lucky when the dealer laid out the flop and the Q The board finished off 10 Williams Runs Into Cowboys David Williams put in a raise to 1,200 preflop. The action went to Manny Minaya on the button and he made it 3,200 to go. Williams made the call and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked and the 4 Minaya made the call and Williams tabled 10
A player limped in and then another one raised to 2,000 preflop. Sam Farha made the call from the hijack and then the limper shoved for 8,000 more. Both opponents made the call and the flop came 8 Both players checked and the turn was the 10 The all-in player then tabled K Kaplan Sticks Around A player raised to 1,400 preflop and Gabe Kaplan made it 5,200 to go from the small blind. His opponent then shoved and Kaplan made the call. Kaplan tabled A The turn was the 9
A player raised to 1,300 preflop and Lauren Kling made the call from the cutoff. The player on the button also called, as did the big blind and the four players saw a flop of 10 Everyone checked and the turn was the A The river was the K Ted Forrest Doubles Up Ted Forrest moved all in for 8,250 and was called by his opponent. Forrest: K The board ran out Q
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read J The turn was the J Davis: Q Davis flopped the straight but Mizrachi turned a boat and the board finished off with the 5 Power Poker For Seidel Erik Seidel raised to 1,250 and seat 3 and seat 4 both made the call. When action reached seat 6 he raised to 3,700 and action folded around to Seidel. Erik reraised to 10,500 and seats 3 and 4 got out of the way. Seat 6 tanked for a few minutes before letting his hand go. Seidel took down the pot uncontested, chipping up to around 53,000 in chips. The Russian Scoops One Sitting in the big blind, Vitaly Lunkin called a raise from the button and they saw a flop. It came A The turn was the J
Seat 5 bet 1,500 on a flop of 4 The turn brought the 8 The river was the 7 Mueller lost around 12,000 on the hand and had around 39,000 after it. Matros Calls An All-In Bet, Chops Matt Matros called a short-stacked player’s all in bet for 7,325 preflop and they showed down. Their hands? The same: Matros: A It seemed like an obvious chop, but through the turn the board ran 5 Matros had around 120,000 after the hand.
Jason Somerville raised from the cutoff and the big blind moved all-in for 10,000. Somerville promptly called and tabled Q The board ran out J Michelle’s Bluff Gets Sniffed Out On the turn, the board read 5 After the dealer peeled off the 5 Michelle didn’t respond and eventually her opponent made the call. Michelle showed A
We caught up with the action on the river with the board reading J Leigh tabled A Left in the Deck: “Miami” John Cernuto is supposedly sitting at the featured table right in front of us, but he has yet to show up for the tournament today. He has been being blinded off for the last three hours and is down to 12,000 in chips. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Erik Seidel, Raymond Davis, Ted Forrest, Greg Mueller, Gabe Kaplan, David Williams, Sam Farha, Vitaly Lunkin, Corwin Cole, Lauren Kling Level Four, Hour Two: Giang And Yang EliminatedJul 07, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 1,980 out of 2,314 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Barny Boatman – 151,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Stephen A. Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Chau Giang Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K Antonio Esfandiari raised the action to 15,000 and Giang moved all in. Esfandiari made the call and the players turned over their cards: Giang: J Giang flopped a straight but his flush draw was dead to Esfandiari’s better draw that went along with his two pair. The river then brought the K Farha Getting Up There The player on the button raised to 1,625 and Sam Farha made the call from the big blind. The flop came down K The turn was the 5 Farha kept his foot on the gas pedal, firing another 7,000 into the pot. The button mucked and Farha took the pot. He was at 70,000.
The player in seat 2 and Jerry Yang tangled preflop that resulted in seat 2 moving all in for 27,800. Yang made the call and here were their cards: Yang: K Yang fell victim to a cold deck and the board offered him no help as it ran out 7 Yang took a big hit and was down to 8,000 in chips. Yang was eventually cut down to 3,200 in chips and shipped them all in preflop against the player in seat 9. Yang: Q The flop was favorable to Yang as it came Q “It’s not over yet,” Yang said before the turn. If it wasn’t over then, it was sure close to being over when the A McEvoy’s Aces Cracked Picking up the action on a flop of 9 The player called and ended up putting himself at risk as McEvoy had him covered. McEvoy held pocket aces but they were officially cracked when his opponent turned 5 The board finished out 10
A player raised to 850 preflop and another player made the call. Eli Elezra was in the big blind and came along as well to see a flop of K Elezra checked and his opponent bet 2,200. Elezra made the call againa and the river was the 8 Elezra decided to take the lead, firing 4,000. His opponent gave it up and Elezra took the pot, improving his stack to 32,000. Gored Picking up the action on a flop of 7 The turn was the J Both players checked and Mortensen tabled K
Picking up the action after the board had run out 7 Eventually, the opponent tabled 7 Chan raked in the pot and was up to 165,000. That was good for the overall chip lead on Day 1C. Outrunning Outhred After the board had run out K Outhred tabled pocket queens but they were no good as his opponent showed 10 Outhred threw his queens in the muck and he was down to 53,000.
Picking up the action after the flop came down 10 Dwan led again with 3,450 and Markholt made the call for the rest of his chips. Markholt: A Markholt flopped trips and the river brought no help to Dwan as he dropped to just over 13,000. Markholt doubled to 12,000. Left In The Deck:
Midway through the level, the tournament staff announced through the speakers that “1989 World Chammpion Phil Hellmuth has just been eliminated.” The Amazon Room erupted in cheers and applause after hearing the announcement, not quite the reaction anyone would care for. Hellmuth had been playing on the secondary feature table and made his grand entrance with UFC fighter Wanderlei Silva. He was officially TKO’d. Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, Eli Elezra, Johnny Chan, Chau Giang, Sam Farha, Alex Outhred, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang Level Two Hour Two Update: David Williams On FireJul 07, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Average Chip Counts 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: 1. David Williams – 126,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Steve Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 8 His opponent did the same and the Q Williams took the pot and he kept adding chips to his massive stack of 126,000. He is the first notable to break into six figures and the second level is only halfway through. Oppenheim In The Win Column Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 10 The river was the J His opponent mucked and Oppenheim took in the pot. He was up to 37,000 after the hand.
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 The turn was the 8 Negreanu was in deep trouble as he showed Q Negreanu Wins “Crazy Internet” Hand Daniel Negreanu raised from the button to 750 and was called by the player in seat 2. On the flop of 8 The J Negreanu took just a moment to reraise to 11,200 and seat 2 tanked once again, asking for a chip count on Negreanu’s remaining stack (around 17,000). Seat 2 counted out a raise that would put Negreanu all in but then returned the chips to his stack. After a few minutes with the ESPN crews anxiously watching, seat 2 folded and tapped the table. Negreanu responded with, “You had the right idea,” and showed 4 Respecting The Champ Facing a raise of 600 from the player to his immediate right, 2007 WSOP main event winner Jerry Yang repopped it to 2,600. His opponent thought it over but decided to give Yang credit and folded. Yang, like the gentleman he is, showed K Chop it Up, Elezra After some significant preflop action, Eli Elezra and his opponent checked down a board of K Sam Farha Drops One Sam Farha raised to 400 from the button and the small blind reraised to 2,000. Farha made the call and the flop came down A The small blind bet 1,000 and Farha raised to 3,000. The small blind called and the turn was the 6 Both players checked to see the 9
Tom Dwan raised from under the gun and received to calls. The flop came down 8 The turn was the 3 Dwan then showed J Robert Mizrachi Shoots Down Cowboys A player moved all in preflop and Robert Mizrachi made the call. Here were their hands: Mizrachi: A Mizrachi was on the right side of the cooler as the board offered no help to his opponent. The player was eliminated and Mizrachi shot up to 65,000. Juan Macerias Eliminated On a 9 Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Daniel Negreanu, David Oppenheim, Eli Elezra, David Williams, Sam Farha, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang |
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| Jul 07, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 3 | + |
Level 18 Hour One Update: Jason Mercier and Vanessa Selbst EliminatedJul 14, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante 1. Daniel Chamberlain – 2,460,000 Bart Hanson Big Hands:
We caught up with the hand on the river with over 150,000 in the middle and the board reading A The bet sent his opponent into the tank and the ESPN cameras rushed over to film the action. After a minute or two of thinking, his opponent slid out a call and Baldwin tabled the A Baldwin is up to 625,000 with that pot. Jean-Robert Bellande Rivers a Straight We caught up with the action on the river with Jean-Robert Bellande betting 85,000 on a board of 5 “I’ve been planning this out for a while now,” Bellande said. “You get it in behind and just get there and boom! You have a stack.” Bellande does have a stack as he sits with 530,000. Sam Farha Doubles Up Sam Farha moved all in for 85,000 and Isaac Baron made the call. Farha exposed the A Jason Mercier Doubles Up Robert Mizrachi, Eliminated Shortly Thereafter Jason Mercier bet 19,000 from middle position and Robert Mizrachi three-bet to 55,000 on the button. Mercier moved all in and Mizrachi called 338,000 for his tournament life. Mizrachi exposed the K-K and was way ahead of the 5-5 of Mercier. The board ran out Q-10-8-K-9 and Mizrachi doubled to 690,000. Mercier was left with 133,000 after the hand. Later in the level, Jason Mercier open-shoved in late position with the A Bruce Buffer Eliminated With a board reading 10
Vanessa Selbst was down to about 150,000 when she shoved with the A Dan Lu Doubles Up a Player Dominykas Karmazinas shoved from early position for 55,000 and Dan Lu called on the button. Karmazinas was at risk with the A Jean-Robert Bellande Doubles Up an Opponent Jean Robert Bellande limped from late position and Alper Sar shoved for 80,000. Bellande called with the A
The flop read 8 Jacobs’ All-In Forces Folds Alex Jacobs raised to 18,000 from late position and was called by both blinds. The flop came 10 Jacobs is sitting with 200,000 after he stacked his newly found chips. Sammy Farha Crippled, Eliminated Ryan Milisits moved all-in for 102,000 from middle position and Sam Farha made the call from late position. Milisits showed A The board ran out 10 Left in the Deck Jean-Robert Has Ideas Jean-Robert was talking at his table about the ideas he has for the Tournament of Champions. He thinks that the more bracelets you have, the more chips you should add to your stack. He said that the tournament directors shot the idea down, but he thinks it would add a nice twist to the tournament and give people more incentives to win bracelets. Former Card Player Intern Crusing Jameson Singer, a former Card Player intern in 2006 currently is hovering around the 1 million chip mark. Singer now plays tournaments full-time online and is known as “TheDrake.” Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Player Tags: Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande, Bruce Buffer, Vanessa Selbst, Eric Baldwin, Dan Lu, Jason Mercier Level 10, Hour One: Lex Veldhuis EliminatedJul 12, '10 Blinds: 600-1,200 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 2,304 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 95,299 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 142,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Johnny Chan – 425,000 Notable Eliminations: Lex Veldhuis Big Hands:
Lex Veldhuis moved all in for about 40,000 preflop and one player called. Here were their hands: Veldhuis: J Veldhuis was racing with the lead but the flop came down A Cowboy Matt Graham Matt Graham was all in preflop and one opponent made the call. The two players then turned over their hands. Graham: K Graham was ahead and the flop cemented the double up when it came down K
Picking up the action after the flop, Kara Scott moved all in on a board of 6 Scott: A Scott’s aces were ahead and the board finished off Q The Bear Gets Fed Barry Greenstein and his opponent got all-in on a flop of K Greenstein needed to fade the board pairing to win the pot and eliminate a player. The turn was the 7
William Thorson was facing an all-in river bet of 19,000 with the final board reading 6 Thorson hemmed and hawed for quite some time before finally tossing in his call. Thorson mucked his hand when he was shown K Van Fleet Gets Coolered We got to the table as Jon Van Fleet and his opponent had just gotten all of his opponent’s 70,000 chips in the middle preflop and were turning up their hands. Van Fleet showed pocket kings, but his opponent had turned up pocket aces. The board didn’t bring any help to Van Fleet and he dropped to 205,000.
Sam Farha bet from early position and it was folded around to a player on the button. He shoved for 22,000 total and it was folded to Farha. He made the quick call with the 4 Billy Kopp Loses One On a flop of 10 Vanessa Rousso Doubles Up Vanessa Rousso was all in on a board of 9-5-4-2-3 for 37,000 into a 22,000 chip pot. Her opponent called and mucked when Rousso exposed the 8-6 for a straight. She was at about 85,000 after the hand. Twitter Accounts Barry Shulman Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Sam Farha, William Thorson, Vanessa Rousso, Matt Graham, Billy Kopp, Lex Veldhuis, Kara Scott Level Six, Hour Two: Cole Loses Chip LeadJul 09, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 2,023 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Justin Marchand – 23,400 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Mathieu Sauriol – 217,000 Notable Eliminations: Terrance Chan Big Hands:
After a series of raises preflop, a player moved all in for 57,750 and Corwin Cole made the call. Cole: Q Cole was in trouble but he appeared to get lucky when the dealer laid out the flop and the Q The board finished off 10 Williams Runs Into Cowboys David Williams put in a raise to 1,200 preflop. The action went to Manny Minaya on the button and he made it 3,200 to go. Williams made the call and the two saw a flop of J Both players checked and the 4 Minaya made the call and Williams tabled 10
A player limped in and then another one raised to 2,000 preflop. Sam Farha made the call from the hijack and then the limper shoved for 8,000 more. Both opponents made the call and the flop came 8 Both players checked and the turn was the 10 The all-in player then tabled K Kaplan Sticks Around A player raised to 1,400 preflop and Gabe Kaplan made it 5,200 to go from the small blind. His opponent then shoved and Kaplan made the call. Kaplan tabled A The turn was the 9
A player raised to 1,300 preflop and Lauren Kling made the call from the cutoff. The player on the button also called, as did the big blind and the four players saw a flop of 10 Everyone checked and the turn was the A The river was the K Ted Forrest Doubles Up Ted Forrest moved all in for 8,250 and was called by his opponent. Forrest: K The board ran out Q
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read J The turn was the J Davis: Q Davis flopped the straight but Mizrachi turned a boat and the board finished off with the 5 Power Poker For Seidel Erik Seidel raised to 1,250 and seat 3 and seat 4 both made the call. When action reached seat 6 he raised to 3,700 and action folded around to Seidel. Erik reraised to 10,500 and seats 3 and 4 got out of the way. Seat 6 tanked for a few minutes before letting his hand go. Seidel took down the pot uncontested, chipping up to around 53,000 in chips. The Russian Scoops One Sitting in the big blind, Vitaly Lunkin called a raise from the button and they saw a flop. It came A The turn was the J
Seat 5 bet 1,500 on a flop of 4 The turn brought the 8 The river was the 7 Mueller lost around 12,000 on the hand and had around 39,000 after it. Matros Calls An All-In Bet, Chops Matt Matros called a short-stacked player’s all in bet for 7,325 preflop and they showed down. Their hands? The same: Matros: A It seemed like an obvious chop, but through the turn the board ran 5 Matros had around 120,000 after the hand.
Jason Somerville raised from the cutoff and the big blind moved all-in for 10,000. Somerville promptly called and tabled Q The board ran out J Michelle’s Bluff Gets Sniffed Out On the turn, the board read 5 After the dealer peeled off the 5 Michelle didn’t respond and eventually her opponent made the call. Michelle showed A
We caught up with the action on the river with the board reading J Leigh tabled A Left in the Deck: “Miami” John Cernuto is supposedly sitting at the featured table right in front of us, but he has yet to show up for the tournament today. He has been being blinded off for the last three hours and is down to 12,000 in chips. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Erik Seidel, Raymond Davis, Ted Forrest, Greg Mueller, Gabe Kaplan, David Williams, Sam Farha, Vitaly Lunkin, Corwin Cole, Lauren Kling Level Four, Hour Two: Giang And Yang EliminatedJul 07, '10 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 1,980 out of 2,314 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Barny Boatman – 151,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Stephen A. Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Chau Giang Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K Antonio Esfandiari raised the action to 15,000 and Giang moved all in. Esfandiari made the call and the players turned over their cards: Giang: J Giang flopped a straight but his flush draw was dead to Esfandiari’s better draw that went along with his two pair. The river then brought the K Farha Getting Up There The player on the button raised to 1,625 and Sam Farha made the call from the big blind. The flop came down K The turn was the 5 Farha kept his foot on the gas pedal, firing another 7,000 into the pot. The button mucked and Farha took the pot. He was at 70,000.
The player in seat 2 and Jerry Yang tangled preflop that resulted in seat 2 moving all in for 27,800. Yang made the call and here were their cards: Yang: K Yang fell victim to a cold deck and the board offered him no help as it ran out 7 Yang took a big hit and was down to 8,000 in chips. Yang was eventually cut down to 3,200 in chips and shipped them all in preflop against the player in seat 9. Yang: Q The flop was favorable to Yang as it came Q “It’s not over yet,” Yang said before the turn. If it wasn’t over then, it was sure close to being over when the A McEvoy’s Aces Cracked Picking up the action on a flop of 9 The player called and ended up putting himself at risk as McEvoy had him covered. McEvoy held pocket aces but they were officially cracked when his opponent turned 5 The board finished out 10
A player raised to 850 preflop and another player made the call. Eli Elezra was in the big blind and came along as well to see a flop of K Elezra checked and his opponent bet 2,200. Elezra made the call againa and the river was the 8 Elezra decided to take the lead, firing 4,000. His opponent gave it up and Elezra took the pot, improving his stack to 32,000. Gored Picking up the action on a flop of 7 The turn was the J Both players checked and Mortensen tabled K
Picking up the action after the board had run out 7 Eventually, the opponent tabled 7 Chan raked in the pot and was up to 165,000. That was good for the overall chip lead on Day 1C. Outrunning Outhred After the board had run out K Outhred tabled pocket queens but they were no good as his opponent showed 10 Outhred threw his queens in the muck and he was down to 53,000.
Picking up the action after the flop came down 10 Dwan led again with 3,450 and Markholt made the call for the rest of his chips. Markholt: A Markholt flopped trips and the river brought no help to Dwan as he dropped to just over 13,000. Markholt doubled to 12,000. Left In The Deck:
Midway through the level, the tournament staff announced through the speakers that “1989 World Chammpion Phil Hellmuth has just been eliminated.” The Amazon Room erupted in cheers and applause after hearing the announcement, not quite the reaction anyone would care for. Hellmuth had been playing on the secondary feature table and made his grand entrance with UFC fighter Wanderlei Silva. He was officially TKO’d. Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, Eli Elezra, Johnny Chan, Chau Giang, Sam Farha, Alex Outhred, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang Level Two Hour Two Update: David Williams On FireJul 07, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Average Chip Counts 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: 1. David Williams – 126,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Steve Murphy — 37,800 Notable Eliminations: Twitter Accounts: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 8 His opponent did the same and the Q Williams took the pot and he kept adding chips to his massive stack of 126,000. He is the first notable to break into six figures and the second level is only halfway through. Oppenheim In The Win Column Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 10 The river was the J His opponent mucked and Oppenheim took in the pot. He was up to 37,000 after the hand.
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 7 The turn was the 8 Negreanu was in deep trouble as he showed Q Negreanu Wins “Crazy Internet” Hand Daniel Negreanu raised from the button to 750 and was called by the player in seat 2. On the flop of 8 The J Negreanu took just a moment to reraise to 11,200 and seat 2 tanked once again, asking for a chip count on Negreanu’s remaining stack (around 17,000). Seat 2 counted out a raise that would put Negreanu all in but then returned the chips to his stack. After a few minutes with the ESPN crews anxiously watching, seat 2 folded and tapped the table. Negreanu responded with, “You had the right idea,” and showed 4 Respecting The Champ Facing a raise of 600 from the player to his immediate right, 2007 WSOP main event winner Jerry Yang repopped it to 2,600. His opponent thought it over but decided to give Yang credit and folded. Yang, like the gentleman he is, showed K Chop it Up, Elezra After some significant preflop action, Eli Elezra and his opponent checked down a board of K Sam Farha Drops One Sam Farha raised to 400 from the button and the small blind reraised to 2,000. Farha made the call and the flop came down A The small blind bet 1,000 and Farha raised to 3,000. The small blind called and the turn was the 6 Both players checked to see the 9
Tom Dwan raised from under the gun and received to calls. The flop came down 8 The turn was the 3 Dwan then showed J Robert Mizrachi Shoots Down Cowboys A player moved all in preflop and Robert Mizrachi made the call. Here were their hands: Mizrachi: A Mizrachi was on the right side of the cooler as the board offered no help to his opponent. The player was eliminated and Mizrachi shot up to 65,000. Juan Macerias Eliminated On a 9 Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Daniel Negreanu, David Oppenheim, Eli Elezra, David Williams, Sam Farha, Tom Dwan, Jerry Yang |
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| Jun 14, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 25 - $10,000 Omaha 8 or Better Championship | 3 | + |
Level 31 Update: Sam Farha WinsJun 15, '10 Blinds: 90,000-180,000 Players Remaining: 1 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 6,360,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 6,360,000 Eliminations: 2. James Dempsey — $301,790 Big Hands:
James Dempsey Eliminated in 2nd Place ($301,790), Sam Farha Wins Event No. 25 ($488,237) James Dempsey got his last 200,000 in the middle with J Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 28 Update: James Dempsey Doubles Up TwiceJun 15, '10 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 3,180,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 4,900,000 Eliminations: None Big Hands:
James Dempsey Doubles Up Dempsey opened and was called by Sam Farha. The board read J James Dempsey Doubles Again Sam Farha and James Dempsey took a flop of K Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 27 Update: Yueqi Zhu EliminatedJun 15, '10 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 3,180,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 4,900,000 Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Yueqi Zhu Doubles Up On a flop of A Yueqi Zhu Eliminated in 3rd Place ($225,326) Zhu was all in pre-flop against James Dempsey. Their hands: Dempsey: A The board ran out 8 Player Tags: Sam Farha, Yueqi Zhu, James Dempsey Level 22 Update: Steve Wong EliminatedJun 14, '10 Blinds: 13,000-25,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 795,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. James Dempsey — 1,535,000 Eliminations: 9. Steve Wong — $44,619 Big Hands:
Steve Wong Eliminated in 9th Place ($44,619) Sammy Farha raised, James Dempsey called and Steve Wong moved all in for 56,000 total. Farha and Dempsey called. The flop came K Left in the Deck: Players are now on a one hour dinner break and will return at around 9:20 p.m. Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 21 Update: Mike Sexton and Eric Baldwin EliminatedJun 14, '10 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 636,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Abe Mosseri — 1,100,000 Eliminations: 13. Mikael Thuritz — $27,401 Big Hands:
Mikael Thuritz Eliminated in 13th Place ($27,401) Mikael Thuritz was all in on a flop of A The A Eric Baldwin Eliminated in 11th Place ($34,814)) Eric Baldwin opened from the button and Abe Mosseri called from the big blind. The flop came 10 Mike Sexton Eliminated in 10th Place ($34,814) On a flop of A Player Tags: Mike Sexton, Sam Farha, Mikael Thuritz, Eric Baldwin Level 10: Todd Brunson EliminatedJun 13, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 144 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 44,167 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 76,200 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eugene Katchalov – 123,200 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
Picking up the action on a flop of A The river was the 2 Farha mucked and Duke took the pot, improving to 36,000. Todd Brunson Eliminated Todd Brunson was all in preflop against Sam Farha and another player. Farha and the other player traded bets from the flop to the river. Farha was able to take half the low pot while the other player scooped the high, leaving Brunson with nothing but a story to tell.
On a board reading J The river was the 6 Player Tags: Annie Duke, Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande Level 3 Update: Benyamine Makes Steel WheelJun 12, '10 Limits: 400-800 Players Remaining: 212 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 24,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Allen Kessler – 46,000 Notable Eliminations: none Big Hands:
Eric Buchman raised from the small blind and Tom Schneider called from the big blind. The flop came Q The turn was the 7 Buchman turned over the A Farha Gets His Chips Chopped Four players saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 One player tabled Q
Three players, including David Benyamine and Jerry Buss, saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 Benyamine showed the steel wheel when he turned over the 2 Player Tags: Jerry Buss, Eric Buchman, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Sam Farha |
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| Jun 13, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 25 - $10,000 Omaha 8 or Better Championship | 2 | + |
Level 31 Update: Sam Farha WinsJun 15, '10 Blinds: 90,000-180,000 Players Remaining: 1 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 6,360,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 6,360,000 Eliminations: 2. James Dempsey — $301,790 Big Hands:
James Dempsey Eliminated in 2nd Place ($301,790), Sam Farha Wins Event No. 25 ($488,237) James Dempsey got his last 200,000 in the middle with J Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 28 Update: James Dempsey Doubles Up TwiceJun 15, '10 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 3,180,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 4,900,000 Eliminations: None Big Hands:
James Dempsey Doubles Up Dempsey opened and was called by Sam Farha. The board read J James Dempsey Doubles Again Sam Farha and James Dempsey took a flop of K Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 27 Update: Yueqi Zhu EliminatedJun 15, '10 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 3,180,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 4,900,000 Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Yueqi Zhu Doubles Up On a flop of A Yueqi Zhu Eliminated in 3rd Place ($225,326) Zhu was all in pre-flop against James Dempsey. Their hands: Dempsey: A The board ran out 8 Player Tags: Sam Farha, Yueqi Zhu, James Dempsey Level 22 Update: Steve Wong EliminatedJun 14, '10 Blinds: 13,000-25,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 795,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. James Dempsey — 1,535,000 Eliminations: 9. Steve Wong — $44,619 Big Hands:
Steve Wong Eliminated in 9th Place ($44,619) Sammy Farha raised, James Dempsey called and Steve Wong moved all in for 56,000 total. Farha and Dempsey called. The flop came K Left in the Deck: Players are now on a one hour dinner break and will return at around 9:20 p.m. Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 21 Update: Mike Sexton and Eric Baldwin EliminatedJun 14, '10 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 636,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Abe Mosseri — 1,100,000 Eliminations: 13. Mikael Thuritz — $27,401 Big Hands:
Mikael Thuritz Eliminated in 13th Place ($27,401) Mikael Thuritz was all in on a flop of A The A Eric Baldwin Eliminated in 11th Place ($34,814)) Eric Baldwin opened from the button and Abe Mosseri called from the big blind. The flop came 10 Mike Sexton Eliminated in 10th Place ($34,814) On a flop of A Player Tags: Mike Sexton, Sam Farha, Mikael Thuritz, Eric Baldwin Level 10: Todd Brunson EliminatedJun 13, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 144 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 44,167 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 76,200 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eugene Katchalov – 123,200 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
Picking up the action on a flop of A The river was the 2 Farha mucked and Duke took the pot, improving to 36,000. Todd Brunson Eliminated Todd Brunson was all in preflop against Sam Farha and another player. Farha and the other player traded bets from the flop to the river. Farha was able to take half the low pot while the other player scooped the high, leaving Brunson with nothing but a story to tell.
On a board reading J The river was the 6 Player Tags: Annie Duke, Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande Level 3 Update: Benyamine Makes Steel WheelJun 12, '10 Limits: 400-800 Players Remaining: 212 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 24,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Allen Kessler – 46,000 Notable Eliminations: none Big Hands:
Eric Buchman raised from the small blind and Tom Schneider called from the big blind. The flop came Q The turn was the 7 Buchman turned over the A Farha Gets His Chips Chopped Four players saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 One player tabled Q
Three players, including David Benyamine and Jerry Buss, saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 Benyamine showed the steel wheel when he turned over the 2 Player Tags: Jerry Buss, Eric Buchman, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Sam Farha |
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| Jun 12, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 25 - $10,000 Omaha 8 or Better Championship | 1 | + |
Level 31 Update: Sam Farha WinsJun 15, '10 Blinds: 90,000-180,000 Players Remaining: 1 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 6,360,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 6,360,000 Eliminations: 2. James Dempsey — $301,790 Big Hands:
James Dempsey Eliminated in 2nd Place ($301,790), Sam Farha Wins Event No. 25 ($488,237) James Dempsey got his last 200,000 in the middle with J Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 28 Update: James Dempsey Doubles Up TwiceJun 15, '10 Blinds: 50,000-100,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 3,180,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 4,900,000 Eliminations: None Big Hands:
James Dempsey Doubles Up Dempsey opened and was called by Sam Farha. The board read J James Dempsey Doubles Again Sam Farha and James Dempsey took a flop of K Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 27 Update: Yueqi Zhu EliminatedJun 15, '10 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 2 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 3,180,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Sammy Farha — 4,900,000 Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Yueqi Zhu Doubles Up On a flop of A Yueqi Zhu Eliminated in 3rd Place ($225,326) Zhu was all in pre-flop against James Dempsey. Their hands: Dempsey: A The board ran out 8 Player Tags: Sam Farha, Yueqi Zhu, James Dempsey Level 22 Update: Steve Wong EliminatedJun 14, '10 Blinds: 13,000-25,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 795,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. James Dempsey — 1,535,000 Eliminations: 9. Steve Wong — $44,619 Big Hands:
Steve Wong Eliminated in 9th Place ($44,619) Sammy Farha raised, James Dempsey called and Steve Wong moved all in for 56,000 total. Farha and Dempsey called. The flop came K Left in the Deck: Players are now on a one hour dinner break and will return at around 9:20 p.m. Player Tags: Sam Farha, James Dempsey Level 21 Update: Mike Sexton and Eric Baldwin EliminatedJun 14, '10 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 636,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Abe Mosseri — 1,100,000 Eliminations: 13. Mikael Thuritz — $27,401 Big Hands:
Mikael Thuritz Eliminated in 13th Place ($27,401) Mikael Thuritz was all in on a flop of A The A Eric Baldwin Eliminated in 11th Place ($34,814)) Eric Baldwin opened from the button and Abe Mosseri called from the big blind. The flop came 10 Mike Sexton Eliminated in 10th Place ($34,814) On a flop of A Player Tags: Mike Sexton, Sam Farha, Mikael Thuritz, Eric Baldwin Level 10: Todd Brunson EliminatedJun 13, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 144 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 44,167 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 76,200 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Eugene Katchalov – 123,200 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands:
Picking up the action on a flop of A The river was the 2 Farha mucked and Duke took the pot, improving to 36,000. Todd Brunson Eliminated Todd Brunson was all in preflop against Sam Farha and another player. Farha and the other player traded bets from the flop to the river. Farha was able to take half the low pot while the other player scooped the high, leaving Brunson with nothing but a story to tell.
On a board reading J The river was the 6 Player Tags: Annie Duke, Sam Farha, Jean-Robert Bellande Level 3 Update: Benyamine Makes Steel WheelJun 12, '10 Limits: 400-800 Players Remaining: 212 out of 212 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 24,500 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Allen Kessler – 46,000 Notable Eliminations: none Big Hands:
Eric Buchman raised from the small blind and Tom Schneider called from the big blind. The flop came Q The turn was the 7 Buchman turned over the A Farha Gets His Chips Chopped Four players saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 One player tabled Q
Three players, including David Benyamine and Jerry Buss, saw a flop of A The turn was the 3 Benyamine showed the steel wheel when he turned over the 2 Player Tags: Jerry Buss, Eric Buchman, David Benyamine, Tom Schneider, Sam Farha |
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| Mar 06, '10 | 2010 NBC National Heads-Up Championship | NBC Heads Up Championship Event | 2 | + |
Barry Greenstein Defeats Sam FarhaMar 06, '10
The turn and river came 8-8 and Farha was eliminated. Greenstein advances and will take on Jerry Yang in the Sweet Sixteen. Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Sam Farha Sam Farha Defeats Antonio EsfandiariMar 05, '10
Farha forced Esfandiari into the short stack right off the bat with a big check raise and the money went in prefop a few hands later. Esfandiari held A-5, but he was dominated by Farha’s A-10. The board of A-9-6-9-7 gave Esfandiari some hope for a chop, but it ultimately wasn’t meant to be. Farha will now move on to face the winner of Vanessa Rousso and Barry Greenstein. Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Sam Farha |
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| Mar 05, '10 | 2010 NBC National Heads-Up Championship | NBC Heads Up Championship Event | 1 | + |
Barry Greenstein Defeats Sam FarhaMar 06, '10
The turn and river came 8-8 and Farha was eliminated. Greenstein advances and will take on Jerry Yang in the Sweet Sixteen. Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, Sam Farha Sam Farha Defeats Antonio EsfandiariMar 05, '10
Farha forced Esfandiari into the short stack right off the bat with a big check raise and the money went in prefop a few hands later. Esfandiari held A-5, but he was dominated by Farha’s A-10. The board of A-9-6-9-7 gave Esfandiari some hope for a chop, but it ultimately wasn’t meant to be. Farha will now move on to face the winner of Vanessa Rousso and Barry Greenstein. Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Sam Farha |
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Where’s Hellmuth
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and Wolak was eliminated.
So Long Sammy
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Eric Baldwin Chips Up With River Value Bet
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and was in great shape versus the A
Vanessa Selbst Eliminated
Michael Mizrachi Doubles Up
Lex Veldhuis Eliminated
Kara Scott Doubles Up
Thorson Can’t Top Kings
Sam Farha Doubles Up an Opponent
Cole Has The Door Slammed In His Face
Farha Cracks Kings
Kling Keeps Moving Up
Mizrachi Throws Davis Overboard
Mueller Takes Big Hit
Lucky Ladies for Somerville
Hollywood Left Seeing Stars
Chau Giang Disappears Courtesy Of The Magician
Yang Gets Hammered Down To Size, Then Eliminated
Elezra Gets One
Don’t Stand On The Tracks When The Orient Express Is Coming Through
Dwan Tripped Up
It’s Not Easy Being Phil
David Williams On A Roll
Negreanu Saved On The River
Tom Dwan Back To Basics
Duke Bests Farha
Bellande Odd Man Out
Schneider Flushed out by Buchman
Straight Flush For Benyamine
On a flop of Q-4-2, Sam Farha (pictured right) was all in with K-Q against the pocket aces of Barry Greenstein.
The featured table match is over, very quickly, with Sam Farha defeating Antonio Esfandiari (pictured right) in about 15 minutes.