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Hometown: Las Vegas
Country of Origin: United States 
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| Jun 30, '07 | 2007 Bellagio Cup III Tournament (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Event 19 | 2 | + |
Dan Alspach Eliminated In 4th Place ($13,485)Jun 30, '07 Christopher Andler raised pre flop and was called by Dan Alspach. The flop came down A 9 8 and Dan moved all-in. Christopher made the quick call and flipped up 9 9 for a flopped set of nines. Dan turned over A 2 for top pair. The turn brought a 5 sealing Dan's fate. The river was a meaningless T and Dan was eliminated.Player Tags: Dan Alspach Peter Persson Eliminated In 5th ($10,600)Jun 30, '07 Peter Persson moved all-in pre flop from the small blind. Dan Alspach called from the big blind and showed Q Q . Peter sheepishly turned over A 3 which was behind. The board came out 8 3 2 J 9 which was no help to Peter. Dan took down the pot and added to his chip lead.
Player Tags: Dan Alspach Thomas Dunwoodie Eliminated In 7th Place ($6,745)Jun 30, '07 Thomas Dunwoodie and Dan Alspach saw a flop of 9 9 8 . Thomas moved all-in and Dan quickly made the call. Dan showed Q J and was slightly beind the T 8 held by Thomas. The turn brought a K and the river hit Dan when it came a Q . Dan increases his chip lead to $100,000 and sends Thomas home in 7th place.
Player Tags: Dan Alspach Davor Dadic Eliminated In 8th Place ($4,820)Jun 30, '07 Davor Dadic moved all-in pre-flop and was called by Christopher Andler in the small blind. It was a battle of the big pairs as Davor tabled J J and Christopher showed Q Q . Christopher secured the lead on a flop of Q 7 5 but a 3 on the turn gace Davor some hope. Unfortunately for him, the river was a 4 and he was sent tot he rail in 8th place.Christopher now has close to $100,000 in chips and is in contention with Dan Alspach for the chip lead. Player Tags: Dan Alspach |
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| Jun 05, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 8 - No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
A Railbird's DreamJun 05, '07 As the field started to narrow and tables started to break, Phil Ivey among others, found himself sitting along the rail at quite possibly one of the toughest tables remaining. Ivey’s new table draw puts him right alongside of Young Pham, Eric Froehlich and Arnold Spee. At table 59, the very next table over, sits William Chen, Dewey Tomko and J.J. Liu, followed by J.C.Tran, Danny Wong and David Levi at table 57. Dutch Boyd was the next one to go when Phil Hellmuth set a trap for him by limping in the pot with queens from under the gun. Phil Hellmuth, Shane Schleger and Billy Baxter all limp into the pot from an early position. Dutch Boyd moves all-in from the button for $3,650 and Hellmuth quickly calls. Schleger and Baxter both fold and just as soon as Hellmuth can get his chips into the pot he flops over Q Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Dan Alspach, David Levi, Arnold Spee, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Joanne Liu, Shane Schleger, Eric Froehlich, Dutch Boyd, Danny Wong, Young Pham Lots of ActionJun 05, '07 Level 2 proved to fare some decent action, and while many players were eliminated, some were just showing up. Phil Hellmuth made his grand entrance at the end of the first level only to take his seat at what would now be one of the toughest tables in the entire tournament. With Dan Alspach to his left and Dutch Boyd to his left, Hellmuth found himself occupying a vacant seat right next to Billy Baxter. Everyone gets a good laugh when Phil hands his tournament receipt to the dealer and there are all sorts of names and numbers on it. A confused dealer asks Hellmuth, “Just one?” Hellmuth explains to the table that, “I lost $12,000 betting during the break yesterday, and I have to remember who it’s to.” The dealer laughs as another player at the table explains that all of the writing on the receipt is a list of his debts for the day.
Player Tags: Dan Alspach, Raymond Davis, Phil Hellmuth, Dutch Boyd |
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| Jun 03, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 4 - Pot-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
End of Day 1Jun 03, '07 Event 4, the $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em event has come to an end on Day 1. The tournament staff decided to end the day promptly at 2:00a.m., which leaves us with twenty five minutes of play remaining in Level 11. 51 players remain all vying for the coveted gold bracelet and a place in the World Series of Poker history books. That dream came to an end for David Plastik who was eliminated in Level 10, pocketing $2,981 for his efforts. And soon to be joining Plastik on the rail was Dan Alspach who finished in 54th place, taking home $4,365. It wasn’t all bad news for the remaining pros as a now short-stacked Freddy Deeb gets some action from Gavin Smith. Gavin Smith limps into a pot, and Freddy Deeb pushes all-in for a total of $7,500. Smith makes the call and turns over J Marco Traniello had a hard time finding his groove tonight as he was constantly being ushered from table to table, beginning the final level of the night sitting right between Freddy Deeb and Gavin Smith, and ending the night sitting across from Jean-Robert Bellande and his $147,000 chips. Notable players and chip stacks still left in the field are Gavin Smith, Eric Lynch, Marco Traniello, and Jon Friedberg, all of which whom are sitting with more than $60,000. Jean-Robert Bellande has amassed nearly $150,000 in chips by the end of Day 1, while Freddy Deeb had dropped down to nothing and climbed back up to $19,000. Play will resume tomorrow at 2:00p.m. Player Tags: David Plastik, Dan Alspach, Gavin Smith, Marco Traniello, Jon Friedberg, Jean-Robert Bellande, Eric Lynch, Freddy Deeb |
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