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| Sep 04, '11 | 2011 River Poker Tournament | River Poker Series Main Event | 5 | + |
Card Player Will Stream River Poker Series Main Event Final TableSep 04, '11
Among the notables still in contention include 2010 Card Player Player of the Year runner-up Dwyte Pilgrim, David Baker, Ben Mintz, Jim Anderson, Bobby Suer, Shane Sigsbee, Jesse Rockowitz and current chip leader Ryan Snickles. As soon as the field reaches ten players, Card Player will begin streaming the final table live. Be sure to check back to the live updates page for full coverage. Here’s a look at the remaining field. 1. Ryan Snickles — 2,396,000 Here’s a look at the remaining payouts. 1. $640,400 Player Tags: David Baker, Jim Anderson, Jesse Rockowitz, Bobby Suer, Ben Mintz, Dwyte Pilgrim, Shane Sigsbee |
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| Jun 12, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. | 3 | + |
Level 24: Ramdin Eliminated in 9th, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 12, '11 NOTE: Play ended last night with 17 players in accordance with the ten-level rule and resumed at 2:30pm. With the elimination of Victor Ramdin in 9th place ($18,577), the official eight-handed final table was set. The final eight players then took a one hour dinner break and returned at approximately 8:00pm to begin the final table. Play began with twenty-eight minutes remaining in Level 24. NOTE: Sixty minute levels with games changing every eight hands. Limits: 20,000-40,000 Hold’em – Omaha 8: Razz – Stud – Stud 8: Players Remaining: 8 out of 963 Average Chip Count: 541,688 Chip Counts: 1. Adam Friedman – 1,006,000 Payouts: 1st. $289,283 Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table. Player Tags: David Baker, Denis Ethier, Victor Ramdin, Ron Ware, Adam Friedman, Jonathan Tamayo, Paolo Compagno, Aaron Steury, Michael Chow |
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| Mar 09, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 21 Update -- Down to 14Mar 09, '11
Players Remaining: 15 out of 417 Chip Counts: Victor Ramdin — 2,000,000 Cashes: 15th: Romik Vartzar — $14,000 Big Hands: David Baker Eliminated in 17th Place ($11,500) David Baker moved all in preflop from the cutoff and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in from the button. Everyone else mucked and the two players flipped over their cards: Baker: K Board: A Baker was eliminated on the hand in 17th place and he will take home $11,500 in prize money. Kriegenbergh stormed into the chip lead as the first player to hold 2 million after the hand. Romik Vartzar Eliminated in 15th Place ($14,000) Romik Vartzar got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Bryan Leskowitz made the call. Their cards: Vartzar: K Board: 9 Leskowitz said, “Whoops,” as the two players flipped over their cards but then he hit a straight by the turn and he won the hand to grow his stack to 1,095,000. Vartzar was eliminated in 15th place and he will take home $14,000 in prize money. Jose Noronha Doubles Up David Paredes limped on the button and Taylor von Kriegenbergh completed on the small blind before Jose Norohna raised all in for 139,000 on the big blind. Predes mad the call and Kriegenbergh mucked. The two live players then flipped over their cards: Noronha: 10 Board: K Noronha doubled up to 400,000 after the hand and Paredes saw his stack fall slightly, but he is still strong with 1.5 million. Player Tags: David Baker, Romik Vartzar, Bryan Leskowitz, Taylor von Kriegenbergh Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11
Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 All three players checked and the 6 Ramdin: 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2 David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy
Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 5 Update -- Late Arrivals Make Early ExitsMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 123 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Alaei Big Hands: Three Pros Down Two professional players who entered the tournament late on day 1B have already been eliminated. They are Daniel Alaei and Chris Moore, and they were joined on the rail by Nikolay Evdakov during level five. Ray Henson Gets Aggressive The big blind bet 2,375 with a 10 David Baker vs. Amit Makhija There was 11,500 in the pot and the board read Q Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu
Player Tags: Ray Henson, David Baker, Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Alaei, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Nikolay Evdakov |
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| Mar 07, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 3 | + |
Level 21 Update -- Down to 14Mar 09, '11
Players Remaining: 15 out of 417 Chip Counts: Victor Ramdin — 2,000,000 Cashes: 15th: Romik Vartzar — $14,000 Big Hands: David Baker Eliminated in 17th Place ($11,500) David Baker moved all in preflop from the cutoff and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in from the button. Everyone else mucked and the two players flipped over their cards: Baker: K Board: A Baker was eliminated on the hand in 17th place and he will take home $11,500 in prize money. Kriegenbergh stormed into the chip lead as the first player to hold 2 million after the hand. Romik Vartzar Eliminated in 15th Place ($14,000) Romik Vartzar got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Bryan Leskowitz made the call. Their cards: Vartzar: K Board: 9 Leskowitz said, “Whoops,” as the two players flipped over their cards but then he hit a straight by the turn and he won the hand to grow his stack to 1,095,000. Vartzar was eliminated in 15th place and he will take home $14,000 in prize money. Jose Noronha Doubles Up David Paredes limped on the button and Taylor von Kriegenbergh completed on the small blind before Jose Norohna raised all in for 139,000 on the big blind. Predes mad the call and Kriegenbergh mucked. The two live players then flipped over their cards: Noronha: 10 Board: K Noronha doubled up to 400,000 after the hand and Paredes saw his stack fall slightly, but he is still strong with 1.5 million. Player Tags: David Baker, Romik Vartzar, Bryan Leskowitz, Taylor von Kriegenbergh Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11
Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 All three players checked and the 6 Ramdin: 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2 David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy
Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 5 Update -- Late Arrivals Make Early ExitsMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 123 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Alaei Big Hands: Three Pros Down Two professional players who entered the tournament late on day 1B have already been eliminated. They are Daniel Alaei and Chris Moore, and they were joined on the rail by Nikolay Evdakov during level five. Ray Henson Gets Aggressive The big blind bet 2,375 with a 10 David Baker vs. Amit Makhija There was 11,500 in the pot and the board read Q Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu
Player Tags: Ray Henson, David Baker, Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Alaei, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Nikolay Evdakov |
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| Mar 06, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 2 | + |
Level 21 Update -- Down to 14Mar 09, '11
Players Remaining: 15 out of 417 Chip Counts: Victor Ramdin — 2,000,000 Cashes: 15th: Romik Vartzar — $14,000 Big Hands: David Baker Eliminated in 17th Place ($11,500) David Baker moved all in preflop from the cutoff and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in from the button. Everyone else mucked and the two players flipped over their cards: Baker: K Board: A Baker was eliminated on the hand in 17th place and he will take home $11,500 in prize money. Kriegenbergh stormed into the chip lead as the first player to hold 2 million after the hand. Romik Vartzar Eliminated in 15th Place ($14,000) Romik Vartzar got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Bryan Leskowitz made the call. Their cards: Vartzar: K Board: 9 Leskowitz said, “Whoops,” as the two players flipped over their cards but then he hit a straight by the turn and he won the hand to grow his stack to 1,095,000. Vartzar was eliminated in 15th place and he will take home $14,000 in prize money. Jose Noronha Doubles Up David Paredes limped on the button and Taylor von Kriegenbergh completed on the small blind before Jose Norohna raised all in for 139,000 on the big blind. Predes mad the call and Kriegenbergh mucked. The two live players then flipped over their cards: Noronha: 10 Board: K Noronha doubled up to 400,000 after the hand and Paredes saw his stack fall slightly, but he is still strong with 1.5 million. Player Tags: David Baker, Romik Vartzar, Bryan Leskowitz, Taylor von Kriegenbergh Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11
Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 All three players checked and the 6 Ramdin: 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2 David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy
Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 5 Update -- Late Arrivals Make Early ExitsMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 123 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Alaei Big Hands: Three Pros Down Two professional players who entered the tournament late on day 1B have already been eliminated. They are Daniel Alaei and Chris Moore, and they were joined on the rail by Nikolay Evdakov during level five. Ray Henson Gets Aggressive The big blind bet 2,375 with a 10 David Baker vs. Amit Makhija There was 11,500 in the pot and the board read Q Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu
Player Tags: Ray Henson, David Baker, Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Alaei, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Nikolay Evdakov |
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| Feb 26, '11 | 2011 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT Main Event | 2 | + |
David Baker EliminatedFeb 26, '11
Player Tags: David Baker |
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| Aug 20, '10 | 2010 Legends of Poker | WPT Legends of Poker Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 2 Update: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip LeadAug 20, '10
Players Remaining: 174 out of 182 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 100,000 Average Chip Count: 26,149 Notable Eliminations: Justin Smith Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip Lead Soi Nguyen is the only November Nine member that is in action on day 1A of the tournament and he just won a huge hand to take the chip lead. The pot took him up to 100,000 and he held J Earlier during round 2 Nguyen had doubled up to grow his stack to 65,000. He moved all in for his final 8,975 into a pot worth more than 50,000 and one opponent called him down. The board read 10 David Baker Eliminated After one player raised to 700 preflop from middle position Nguyen made the call and David Baker moved all in from the big blind. The player that opened the pot made the call and Nguyen mucked. The final two players then flipped over their cards: Baker: 8 Board: A His opponent hit running queens to win the hand and Baker was eliminated from the tournament. Jerry Yang Eliminated Jerry Yang moved all in for 6,000 on a flop of J Yang: A Turn and River: 7 Yang was eliminated on the hand. Justin Smith Eliminated Justin Smith moved all in on the turn with Q-4 in the hole on a A-4-4-7 board. He was up against the A-7 of his opponent and the river only made matters worse, bringing another 7 into the mix. Smith was eliminated on the hand. Left in the Deck Schedule Change The tournament director announced during the break that play would continue for six levels on day 1A. Play was originally scheduled for seven levels. Play should end before midnight with the new schedule. Player Tags: David Baker, Jerry Yang, Justin Smith, Soi Nguyen Level 1 Update: Dwyte Pilgrim and Faraz Jaka BustAug 20, '10
Players Remaining: 171 out of 174 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Tim Phan — 60,000 Average Chip Count: 25,000 Notable Eliminations: Dwyte Pilgrim Big Hands: Tim Phan Takes the Chip Lead and Busts Dwyte Pilgrim There was close to 15,000 in the pot and the board read 4 He eventually made the call and Pilgrim flipped over two black aces. Phan showed down K David Baker Crippled David Baker recently took a big hit when he moved all in with pocket aces against pocket kings. His opponent made a flush and Baker fell to 500 in chips. He has recovered slightly and now holds more than 1,000, but he is in a tight spot early. Faraz Jaka Eliminated Faraz Jaka had a wild ride during the first level of the day. He started things off by deciding to straddle under the gun and it worked out to his advantage when he won a nice pot early. Barry Greenstein then got into the action and straddled in a pot where Jaka then bumped it up to 1,400 preflop. The flop fell J Jaka was eliminated before the end of the first level in another confrontation with Greenstein. He was all in with a straight flush draw against the nut flush draw held by Greenstein. Jaka missed his draw while Greenstein connected and grew his stack to 53,000. Jaka was eliminated. Left In The Deck: Schedule for the Day The plan for today is to play seven 90-minute levels. There will be a 10-minute break at the end of each level and a 60-minute dinner break that begins at approximately 7:30. Play should end shortly after 1 a.m. tonight. Who’s Here? Here is a quick list of the professionals playing in today’s field: Jerry Yang Player Tags: David Baker, Barry Greenstein, Tim Phan, Faraz Jaka, Dwyte Pilgrim |
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| Jul 17, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 12 | + |
Level 32, Hour Two: David Baker Eliminated In 17th PlaceJul 17, '10 Blinds: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante Players Remaining: 15 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 13,723,125 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Jonathan Duhamel – 29,400,000 Player Twitter Accounts Eliminations: 17. David Baker — $396,967 Big Hands:
Soi Nguyen raised to 490,000 preflop and Brandon Steven made it 1.6 million from the big blind. Nguyen made the call and the flop came down J Both players checked and the turn was the 9 Steven tabled A Baker Moves In Duy Le raised to 505,000 and David Baker made the call from the big blind. The flop came down 5 The turn was the 7 Affleck Takes It Down David Baker raised to 420,000 and Matt Affleck made the call from the button. Duy Le also tagged along from the big blind and the three saw a flop of Q Action checked around to Affleck and he fired 825,000. Baker released his hand and Le did the same, surrendering the pot to Affleck. Affleck took down the 1.06 million chip pot and he was up to 17,500,000.
Jonathan Duhamel raised to 500,000 and Matt Affleck made the call. David Baker also called from the big blind and the flop came down Q Duhamel bet 1.18 million and Affleck mucked. Baker then shoved for over 5 million and Duhamel made the call. Baker: J Duhamel was in front with the overpair but Baker had outs with his spade draw. The turn was a brick with the Q
Benjamin Statz moved all in preflop for 4.9 million and Matthew Jarvis made the call. Their hands: Jarvis: K The board ran K Dolan Takes One From Cheong John Dolan opened for 500,000 from late position and was called by Joseph Cheong in the small blind. The flop was Q Dolan showed K Jarvis made quads, knocking Statz out in 16th place for $398,967. Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, Benjamin Statz, Duy Le, Jonathan Duhamel, Matt Affleck, Matt Jarvis, Brandon Steven Level 28 Hour One Update: Tony Dunst EliminatedJul 16, '10 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante ante Players Remaining: 44 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 4,990,227 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Joseph Cheong — 12,900,000 Player Twitter Accounts Notable Eliminations: 51. James Manning — $168,556 Big Hands:
William Thorson opened to 200,000 from under the gun. Action was folded to Tony Dunst in the big blind. Dunst raised to 1,000,000, leaving himself just 75,000 behind. Thorson put Dunst all in and Dunst called. Dunst exposed the A Matt Affleck Wins One Matt Affleck opened and John Racener called from the big blind. The flop came A James Manning Eliminated James Manning was all in preflop for 700,000 with the A
Matthew Bucaric opened to 200,000 from the cutoff. Edward Ochana called on the button. Adam Levy moved all in for 1,885,000 from the small blind. Bucaric made the call. Ochana folded and Levy was at risk for his tournament life. Bucaric exposed the 9 Ace-King Chop Redmond Lee bet 225,000 from under the gun. Jakob Toestesen called from the small blind. The flop came K Jacobo Fernandez Eliminated Jacobo Fernandez moved all in for 650,000. Adam Levy moved all in over the top from the small blind with the K Jason Senti Doubles Up David Assouline and Jason Senti had all of the chips in preflop. Senti was all in for his tournament life for 1,800,000 with the K-K. Assouline exposed J-J and was behind. The flop was perfect for Senti as it came K-K-5, giving him quads. Assouline was drawing dead and was down to 4,100,000 after the hand. Senti was up to 3,750,000.
James Fennell got all his chips in the middle preflop with the 8 Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated Sergey Rybachenko was all in with the K
Joseph Cheong bet 195,000 from late position. Evan Lamprea raised all in for around 1,600,000. Action was folded back to Cheong. He made the call with pocket tens and was up against the A David Baker Doubles Up David Baker opened from late position. Evgeny Shnayder three-bet and Baker got his stack of 1,750,000 in the middle. Baker exposed the A Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, William Thorson, Sergey Rybachenko, Adam Levy, Tony Dunst, Matt Affleck, Joseph Cheong, Evgeny Shnayder, David Assouline Level 21, Hour Two: Habib Doubles Up On First Hand, Chan Takes Big HitJul 15, '10 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 186 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 1,180,483 Card Player Chip Counts: Andrew Brokos – 1,265,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Robert Pisano – 4,400,000 Notable Eliminations: 188. Blake Kelso — $48,847 Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Big Hands:
Hasan Habib shoved for 264,000 on the very first hand of the day. Action folded to Paul Dlugozima in the hijack and he made the call. Habib: Q The race was on as Habib’s ladies were a slight favorite, until the flop came down Q Habib was not out of it, however, as he had flopped a set. The turn was the J Erkenov Doubles Up Diogo Borges raised from the button and Ismail Erkenov repopped. The two went back and forth until Erkenov found himself all in for 684,000. Borges: A Erkenov needed to fade a three outer and the flop fell J Lamprea Forced Out Evan Lamprea raised to 38,000 preflop and Pavel Milanov made the call from a couple of seats over. The two players then saw a flop of 7 Milanov made the call and the turn was the A That caused Lamprea to muck his hand and he was down to 3.3 million. Milanov improved to 830,000.
David Baker raised to 36,000 and Russell Rosenblum made it 110,000 to go from the button. Baker put in one last raise for just 8,000 more, putting Rosenblum all in. Rosenblum: K Baker held two live cards but both players caught a piece of the A Lodden With The KO Johnny Lodden raised from the cutoff and Richard Kirsch moved all in for 165,000. Lodden looked him up and they turned over their cards. Lodden: A Lodden jumped ahead in the race when the flop fell A Hougaard Doubles Through David Peters Picking up the action after the flop, Jesper Hougaard moved all in for 205,000 after the flop came down K But Hougaard had outflopped Peters as he tabled K
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read J Chan made the call and the river was the 9 Chan took down the pot and he was at 2,850,000. A few hands later, Robert Pisano and Chan got into a raising war that saw Pisano all in for 2.19 million. Chan made the call and the ultimate cooler was shown. Chan: K Chan was on the wrong end of the cold deck and the board ran out 10 Dorfman Ejects Villard David Villard was all in preflop and Randy Dorfman put him at risk. Here were their hands: Villard: 3 Villard was in bad shape against the overpair and for possible flush draws were covered. The board ran out A
We didn’t catch the action, but Matt Keikoan found himself all in after the board had run out A Matthew Pearson decided to look him up and he turned over K Pearson was up to 846,000 after the knockout. Affleck Dumped By The Ladies Jared Ingles opened for 35,000 and Daniel Chamberlain made it 85,000 to go from the hijack seat. Matt Affleck then made it 200,000 from the button and only Chamberlain stuck around. The flop then fell 8 The river was the 7
Jean-Robert Bellande and Jesper Hougaard each saw a flop of A Bellande led for 65,000 and Hougaard made the call. The 6 He eventually mucked A Player Tags: David Baker, Hasan Habib, Matt Keikoan, Johnny Chan, Russell Rosenblum, Richard Kirsch, Johnny Lodden, Jesper Hougaard, Paul Dlugozima, Randy Dorfman, Diogo Borges, Robert Pisano, Ismail Erkenov |
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| Jul 16, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 11 | + |
Level 32, Hour Two: David Baker Eliminated In 17th PlaceJul 17, '10 Blinds: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante Players Remaining: 15 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 13,723,125 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Jonathan Duhamel – 29,400,000 Player Twitter Accounts Eliminations: 17. David Baker — $396,967 Big Hands:
Soi Nguyen raised to 490,000 preflop and Brandon Steven made it 1.6 million from the big blind. Nguyen made the call and the flop came down J Both players checked and the turn was the 9 Steven tabled A Baker Moves In Duy Le raised to 505,000 and David Baker made the call from the big blind. The flop came down 5 The turn was the 7 Affleck Takes It Down David Baker raised to 420,000 and Matt Affleck made the call from the button. Duy Le also tagged along from the big blind and the three saw a flop of Q Action checked around to Affleck and he fired 825,000. Baker released his hand and Le did the same, surrendering the pot to Affleck. Affleck took down the 1.06 million chip pot and he was up to 17,500,000.
Jonathan Duhamel raised to 500,000 and Matt Affleck made the call. David Baker also called from the big blind and the flop came down Q Duhamel bet 1.18 million and Affleck mucked. Baker then shoved for over 5 million and Duhamel made the call. Baker: J Duhamel was in front with the overpair but Baker had outs with his spade draw. The turn was a brick with the Q
Benjamin Statz moved all in preflop for 4.9 million and Matthew Jarvis made the call. Their hands: Jarvis: K The board ran K Dolan Takes One From Cheong John Dolan opened for 500,000 from late position and was called by Joseph Cheong in the small blind. The flop was Q Dolan showed K Jarvis made quads, knocking Statz out in 16th place for $398,967. Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, Benjamin Statz, Duy Le, Jonathan Duhamel, Matt Affleck, Matt Jarvis, Brandon Steven Level 28 Hour One Update: Tony Dunst EliminatedJul 16, '10 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante ante Players Remaining: 44 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 4,990,227 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Joseph Cheong — 12,900,000 Player Twitter Accounts Notable Eliminations: 51. James Manning — $168,556 Big Hands:
William Thorson opened to 200,000 from under the gun. Action was folded to Tony Dunst in the big blind. Dunst raised to 1,000,000, leaving himself just 75,000 behind. Thorson put Dunst all in and Dunst called. Dunst exposed the A Matt Affleck Wins One Matt Affleck opened and John Racener called from the big blind. The flop came A James Manning Eliminated James Manning was all in preflop for 700,000 with the A
Matthew Bucaric opened to 200,000 from the cutoff. Edward Ochana called on the button. Adam Levy moved all in for 1,885,000 from the small blind. Bucaric made the call. Ochana folded and Levy was at risk for his tournament life. Bucaric exposed the 9 Ace-King Chop Redmond Lee bet 225,000 from under the gun. Jakob Toestesen called from the small blind. The flop came K Jacobo Fernandez Eliminated Jacobo Fernandez moved all in for 650,000. Adam Levy moved all in over the top from the small blind with the K Jason Senti Doubles Up David Assouline and Jason Senti had all of the chips in preflop. Senti was all in for his tournament life for 1,800,000 with the K-K. Assouline exposed J-J and was behind. The flop was perfect for Senti as it came K-K-5, giving him quads. Assouline was drawing dead and was down to 4,100,000 after the hand. Senti was up to 3,750,000.
James Fennell got all his chips in the middle preflop with the 8 Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated Sergey Rybachenko was all in with the K
Joseph Cheong bet 195,000 from late position. Evan Lamprea raised all in for around 1,600,000. Action was folded back to Cheong. He made the call with pocket tens and was up against the A David Baker Doubles Up David Baker opened from late position. Evgeny Shnayder three-bet and Baker got his stack of 1,750,000 in the middle. Baker exposed the A Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, William Thorson, Sergey Rybachenko, Adam Levy, Tony Dunst, Matt Affleck, Joseph Cheong, Evgeny Shnayder, David Assouline Level 21, Hour Two: Habib Doubles Up On First Hand, Chan Takes Big HitJul 15, '10 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 186 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 1,180,483 Card Player Chip Counts: Andrew Brokos – 1,265,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Robert Pisano – 4,400,000 Notable Eliminations: 188. Blake Kelso — $48,847 Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Big Hands:
Hasan Habib shoved for 264,000 on the very first hand of the day. Action folded to Paul Dlugozima in the hijack and he made the call. Habib: Q The race was on as Habib’s ladies were a slight favorite, until the flop came down Q Habib was not out of it, however, as he had flopped a set. The turn was the J Erkenov Doubles Up Diogo Borges raised from the button and Ismail Erkenov repopped. The two went back and forth until Erkenov found himself all in for 684,000. Borges: A Erkenov needed to fade a three outer and the flop fell J Lamprea Forced Out Evan Lamprea raised to 38,000 preflop and Pavel Milanov made the call from a couple of seats over. The two players then saw a flop of 7 Milanov made the call and the turn was the A That caused Lamprea to muck his hand and he was down to 3.3 million. Milanov improved to 830,000.
David Baker raised to 36,000 and Russell Rosenblum made it 110,000 to go from the button. Baker put in one last raise for just 8,000 more, putting Rosenblum all in. Rosenblum: K Baker held two live cards but both players caught a piece of the A Lodden With The KO Johnny Lodden raised from the cutoff and Richard Kirsch moved all in for 165,000. Lodden looked him up and they turned over their cards. Lodden: A Lodden jumped ahead in the race when the flop fell A Hougaard Doubles Through David Peters Picking up the action after the flop, Jesper Hougaard moved all in for 205,000 after the flop came down K But Hougaard had outflopped Peters as he tabled K
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read J Chan made the call and the river was the 9 Chan took down the pot and he was at 2,850,000. A few hands later, Robert Pisano and Chan got into a raising war that saw Pisano all in for 2.19 million. Chan made the call and the ultimate cooler was shown. Chan: K Chan was on the wrong end of the cold deck and the board ran out 10 Dorfman Ejects Villard David Villard was all in preflop and Randy Dorfman put him at risk. Here were their hands: Villard: 3 Villard was in bad shape against the overpair and for possible flush draws were covered. The board ran out A
We didn’t catch the action, but Matt Keikoan found himself all in after the board had run out A Matthew Pearson decided to look him up and he turned over K Pearson was up to 846,000 after the knockout. Affleck Dumped By The Ladies Jared Ingles opened for 35,000 and Daniel Chamberlain made it 85,000 to go from the hijack seat. Matt Affleck then made it 200,000 from the button and only Chamberlain stuck around. The flop then fell 8 The river was the 7
Jean-Robert Bellande and Jesper Hougaard each saw a flop of A Bellande led for 65,000 and Hougaard made the call. The 6 He eventually mucked A Player Tags: David Baker, Hasan Habib, Matt Keikoan, Johnny Chan, Russell Rosenblum, Richard Kirsch, Johnny Lodden, Jesper Hougaard, Paul Dlugozima, Randy Dorfman, Diogo Borges, Robert Pisano, Ismail Erkenov |
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| Jul 15, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 10 | + |
Level 32, Hour Two: David Baker Eliminated In 17th PlaceJul 17, '10 Blinds: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante Players Remaining: 15 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 13,723,125 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Jonathan Duhamel – 29,400,000 Player Twitter Accounts Eliminations: 17. David Baker — $396,967 Big Hands:
Soi Nguyen raised to 490,000 preflop and Brandon Steven made it 1.6 million from the big blind. Nguyen made the call and the flop came down J Both players checked and the turn was the 9 Steven tabled A Baker Moves In Duy Le raised to 505,000 and David Baker made the call from the big blind. The flop came down 5 The turn was the 7 Affleck Takes It Down David Baker raised to 420,000 and Matt Affleck made the call from the button. Duy Le also tagged along from the big blind and the three saw a flop of Q Action checked around to Affleck and he fired 825,000. Baker released his hand and Le did the same, surrendering the pot to Affleck. Affleck took down the 1.06 million chip pot and he was up to 17,500,000.
Jonathan Duhamel raised to 500,000 and Matt Affleck made the call. David Baker also called from the big blind and the flop came down Q Duhamel bet 1.18 million and Affleck mucked. Baker then shoved for over 5 million and Duhamel made the call. Baker: J Duhamel was in front with the overpair but Baker had outs with his spade draw. The turn was a brick with the Q
Benjamin Statz moved all in preflop for 4.9 million and Matthew Jarvis made the call. Their hands: Jarvis: K The board ran K Dolan Takes One From Cheong John Dolan opened for 500,000 from late position and was called by Joseph Cheong in the small blind. The flop was Q Dolan showed K Jarvis made quads, knocking Statz out in 16th place for $398,967. Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, Benjamin Statz, Duy Le, Jonathan Duhamel, Matt Affleck, Matt Jarvis, Brandon Steven Level 28 Hour One Update: Tony Dunst EliminatedJul 16, '10 Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante ante Players Remaining: 44 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 4,990,227 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Joseph Cheong — 12,900,000 Player Twitter Accounts Notable Eliminations: 51. James Manning — $168,556 Big Hands:
William Thorson opened to 200,000 from under the gun. Action was folded to Tony Dunst in the big blind. Dunst raised to 1,000,000, leaving himself just 75,000 behind. Thorson put Dunst all in and Dunst called. Dunst exposed the A Matt Affleck Wins One Matt Affleck opened and John Racener called from the big blind. The flop came A James Manning Eliminated James Manning was all in preflop for 700,000 with the A
Matthew Bucaric opened to 200,000 from the cutoff. Edward Ochana called on the button. Adam Levy moved all in for 1,885,000 from the small blind. Bucaric made the call. Ochana folded and Levy was at risk for his tournament life. Bucaric exposed the 9 Ace-King Chop Redmond Lee bet 225,000 from under the gun. Jakob Toestesen called from the small blind. The flop came K Jacobo Fernandez Eliminated Jacobo Fernandez moved all in for 650,000. Adam Levy moved all in over the top from the small blind with the K Jason Senti Doubles Up David Assouline and Jason Senti had all of the chips in preflop. Senti was all in for his tournament life for 1,800,000 with the K-K. Assouline exposed J-J and was behind. The flop was perfect for Senti as it came K-K-5, giving him quads. Assouline was drawing dead and was down to 4,100,000 after the hand. Senti was up to 3,750,000.
James Fennell got all his chips in the middle preflop with the 8 Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated Sergey Rybachenko was all in with the K
Joseph Cheong bet 195,000 from late position. Evan Lamprea raised all in for around 1,600,000. Action was folded back to Cheong. He made the call with pocket tens and was up against the A David Baker Doubles Up David Baker opened from late position. Evgeny Shnayder three-bet and Baker got his stack of 1,750,000 in the middle. Baker exposed the A Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, William Thorson, Sergey Rybachenko, Adam Levy, Tony Dunst, Matt Affleck, Joseph Cheong, Evgeny Shnayder, David Assouline Level 21, Hour Two: Habib Doubles Up On First Hand, Chan Takes Big HitJul 15, '10 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 186 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 1,180,483 Card Player Chip Counts: Andrew Brokos – 1,265,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Robert Pisano – 4,400,000 Notable Eliminations: 188. Blake Kelso — $48,847 Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Big Hands:
Hasan Habib shoved for 264,000 on the very first hand of the day. Action folded to Paul Dlugozima in the hijack and he made the call. Habib: Q The race was on as Habib’s ladies were a slight favorite, until the flop came down Q Habib was not out of it, however, as he had flopped a set. The turn was the J Erkenov Doubles Up Diogo Borges raised from the button and Ismail Erkenov repopped. The two went back and forth until Erkenov found himself all in for 684,000. Borges: A Erkenov needed to fade a three outer and the flop fell J Lamprea Forced Out Evan Lamprea raised to 38,000 preflop and Pavel Milanov made the call from a couple of seats over. The two players then saw a flop of 7 Milanov made the call and the turn was the A That caused Lamprea to muck his hand and he was down to 3.3 million. Milanov improved to 830,000.
David Baker raised to 36,000 and Russell Rosenblum made it 110,000 to go from the button. Baker put in one last raise for just 8,000 more, putting Rosenblum all in. Rosenblum: K Baker held two live cards but both players caught a piece of the A Lodden With The KO Johnny Lodden raised from the cutoff and Richard Kirsch moved all in for 165,000. Lodden looked him up and they turned over their cards. Lodden: A Lodden jumped ahead in the race when the flop fell A Hougaard Doubles Through David Peters Picking up the action after the flop, Jesper Hougaard moved all in for 205,000 after the flop came down K But Hougaard had outflopped Peters as he tabled K
Picking up the action after the turn, the board read J Chan made the call and the river was the 9 Chan took down the pot and he was at 2,850,000. A few hands later, Robert Pisano and Chan got into a raising war that saw Pisano all in for 2.19 million. Chan made the call and the ultimate cooler was shown. Chan: K Chan was on the wrong end of the cold deck and the board ran out 10 Dorfman Ejects Villard David Villard was all in preflop and Randy Dorfman put him at risk. Here were their hands: Villard: 3 Villard was in bad shape against the overpair and for possible flush draws were covered. The board ran out A
We didn’t catch the action, but Matt Keikoan found himself all in after the board had run out A Matthew Pearson decided to look him up and he turned over K Pearson was up to 846,000 after the knockout. Affleck Dumped By The Ladies Jared Ingles opened for 35,000 and Daniel Chamberlain made it 85,000 to go from the hijack seat. Matt Affleck then made it 200,000 from the button and only Chamberlain stuck around. The flop then fell 8 The river was the 7
Jean-Robert Bellande and Jesper Hougaard each saw a flop of A Bellande led for 65,000 and Hougaard made the call. The 6 He eventually mucked A Player Tags: David Baker, Hasan Habib, Matt Keikoan, Johnny Chan, Russell Rosenblum, Richard Kirsch, Johnny Lodden, Jesper Hougaard, Paul Dlugozima, Randy Dorfman, Diogo Borges, Robert Pisano, Ismail Erkenov |
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A total of 1,355 players put up the $2,100 buy-in for the 2011 River Poker Series main event at the WinStar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma, but heading into the final day of play, only 19 remain. They’ll be battling it out on Monday for the remaining share of the $2,710,000 prize pool.
Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante
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Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 200 ante
Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante
David Baker moved all in for 11,000 with A-8. One opponent made the call with K-Q and he made a pair to win the hand and Baker busted from the tournament.
Blinds: 75-150
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in the hole on a board that held a third jack. His opponent also had a set, although when his two nines were joined by a third on the river it sealed his fate and made Nguyen the chip leader heading into the second break.
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Blinds: 50-100
David Baker Eliminated In 17th Place ($396,967)
Benjamin Statz Eliminated in 16th Place ($396,967)
Tony Dunst Eliminated by William Thorson
Adam Levy Doubles Up
Theo Jorgensen Eliminates a Player
Joseph Cheong Takes Chip Lead
Habib Hits The Ground Running
Baker Gives Up The Double
Chan Takes One, Then Takes One On The Chin
Keikoan Flushed Away
Bellande Shows The Respect