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David Mitchell-Lolis
Hometown: Las Vegas
Country of Origin: United States 
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2009 POY Rank
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2009 POY Rank
$239,057
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David Mitchell-Lolis - Live Updates
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| Jun 30, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 49 - No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Two Hours GoneJun 30, '07 Players are beginning to bust out at a regular pace, but with the massive amount of waiting players alternating in, the field size is still huge and intimidating. Tournament officials have estimated that there is a chance that all the alternates may be seated by the end of the third level. Pros are scattered amongst the Amazon room and some have been unfortunate enough to be seated away from most of the action. John Esposito, John Juanda, Davidson Matthew, Thomas Wahlroos and Nam Le are all seated outside of the Amazon room in the poker room on the main floor of the Rio.David Mitchell-Lolis has experienced some misfortune in the first few levels and as a result is sitting with a short stack. With the board showing Q  5 4 the player in seat nine pushed all in for $2,200. Mitchell-Lolis took a few moments to think, debating calling a $2,200 bet into a very small pot. Mitchell-Lolis called and turned over 9 9. The player in seat nine had A 10. The turn crushed Mithcell-Lolis when it came the A. The river was the J and Mitchell-Lolis was left with less than $1,500 in chips.With the large number of amateurs and inexperienced players, some more experienced players are starting to become frustrated. Joe Sebok called an $800 bet on the turn with the board showing K 7 7 6 and the river brought the 2. The action checked on the river and the player in seat one showed 10 10. Sebok folded and when he threw his cards into the middle, one of the cards flipped over, the A. The player in seat five instantly grabbed the ace and looked at Sebok's other card that was face down. Sebok kept his cool when the player looked at his cards who wasn't even in the hand, and just informed him that it was a penalty worthy offense.Gavin Smith and an opponent saw a flop of 6 5 4. Smith's opponent bet out $300 and the short-stacked Smith raised all-in. His opponent quickly called and revealed the 7 5. Smith had the Q 9, which put him behind until the turn brought the 7. He made a flush, but his opponent had outs for a full house. The 2 on the river did not fill him up and Smith doubled up. Ed Moncada noted that, "Gavin always gets it."Notable Chip Counts
Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Joe Sebok, David Mitchell-Lolis |
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| Jun 27, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 44 - Omaha High-Low 8/OB | 1 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level Five RecapJun 27, '07 There are around 420 players remaining from the original 534 and play continues to crawl along. John Juanda has emerged as the new chip leader with David Mitchell-Lolis, Davood Mehrmand and Humberto Brenes all in the top five.2005 World Series of Poker bracelet winner Denis Ethier has been eliminated from today's tournament. Ethier was all in on a board of K 6 2 5 for his last $250. The river was the 3 and Ethier was up agains two opponents. Ethier showed A A and his opponent showed A 4, having rivered the wheel. Neither player had a qualifying low and Ethier left the tournament area in a hurry.Robert Mizrachi, C.K. Hua, "Minneapolis" Jim Meehan and two other players were all involved in a hand for $200 preflop. The flop came A A 6 and Meehan checked. Hua and Mizrachi both checked and the player in seat two bet out $200. Seat five and Meehan both folded and Hua bumped it up to $400. Mizrachi and the player in seat two called and the turn was the 4. Hua bet out $400 and Mizrachi and the player in seat two called. The river was the 6 and Hua bet out $400 again. Mizrachi called and so did the player in seat two. Hua showed A J 7 6 for the flopped full house and Mizrachi showed Q 5 3 2 for the low.Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Humberto Brenes, Davood Mehrmand, Antanas Guoga, Denis Ethier, Jim Meehan, David Mitchell-Lolis Break TimeJun 27, '07 The players in today's Omaha eight-or-better tournament have been given a 20 minute break following level four. The field is still rather large, as not many players are being eliminated. That being said, Perry Friedman and Allen Kessler have been eliminated from today's event.David Mitchell-Lolis, who has been having a great 2007 World Series with multiple large cashes, is the new chip leader. Mitchell-Lolis took that distinction from Davood Mehrmand shortly before the level break. Notable Chip Counts
Player Tags: Davood Mehrmand, Allen Kessler, Perry Friedman, David Mitchell-Lolis |
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| Jun 09, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 12 - No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed | 3 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hour Three UpdateJun 09, '07 Blinds RaisedThe blinds have been raised to $10,000-$20,000 with a $5,000 ante. Lets Go All In David Zeitlin has gone all in 4 hands in a row and won every pot without seeing a flop. Warner Makes Nice Bluff David Mitchell Lolis raises to $100,000 with 7
7 and is called by Jason Warner from the big blind. Warner checks his A2 when the flop J105 and Mitchell Lolis checks behind. The turn is the 3, Warner checks and Mitchell Lolis bets $200,000. Warner check raises to $500,000 and Mitchell Lolis lays his hand down. Warner mucks his and and keeps Mitchell Lolis guessing.From Rags to Riches After playing on the short stack all day, David Zeitlin has made his move. On a flop of 6 43, Zeitlin moves all in with 64, and is called by Mitchell Lolis with 75 the nut straight. Zeitlin stands up and starts retrieving his personal belongings. The turn brings the 6, and Zeitlin fills up. He doubles up and shortly thereafter he picks up queens and takes the chip lead.Player Tags: David Zeitlin, Jason Warner, David Mitchell-Lolis Final Table is SetJun 08, '07 The final table is set and six players will return tomorrow. The average chip stack is $713,500 and the returning six are Brian Miller, David Mitchell-Lolis, David Zeitlin, Jason Warner, Matt Brady, and Steve Olek.Not wasting anytime following the level break, William Vosti was eliminated in seventh place. Vosti pushed all in with pocket sevens and was called by David Mitchell-Lolis in the small blind with aces. The board didn't improve either player and Vosti is the seventh place finisher. Vosti earned $46,749. The final table will be tomorrow at 3 p.m. and CardPlayer.com will be there until the winner is crowned. Player Tags: David Zeitlin, Matt Brady, Brian Miller, William Vosti, Steve Olek, Jason Warner, David Mitchell-Lolis Final Table....Sort OfJun 08, '07 There are seven players remaining in this $1,500 Short Handed No Limit Hold 'Em event. Play will continue until there is one more elimination and the finaly six players are determined.Andrew Webking was the 10th place finisher, earning $31,166. Webking was all in with pocket kings against Brian Miller who woke up with pocket aces. The board bricked out for Webking (J 8234) and he was sent to the rail. Arturo Diaz finished in ninth place, good for $31,166 as well. Joe Awada wasn't able to work his magic to the final table and was eliminated eighth. Awada was all in with big slick against David Mitchell-Lolis who had pocket kings. Awada took home $46,749 for his efforts.Play will continue for one more elimination and with the way these players are playing it could be any moment. Check back with CardPlayer.com to find out who busts on the final table bubble and which six will return tomorrow to battle for World Series of Poker gold. Player Tags: Arturo Diaz, Andrew Webking, David Mitchell-Lolis Here's a Story, of a Man Named BradyJun 08, '07 The remaing 20 players returned from their dinner break to find one player in the field, Matt Brady, involved in an argument with tournament officials. Visibly upset and agitated, Brady was involved with tournament officials over a dispute in his chip stack. Before dinner the $500 chips were colored up and in this process tournament officials came to the conclusion that Brady had been given $75,000 too much. Brady was adamant that he left for dinner with $332,000 and now he had only $260,000. Tournament officials reviewed the tape from the security cameras and ruled that Brady did indeed have an extra $75,000 in his stack. When asked if he could review the tape personally, Brady was denied. Left with no options but still not in agreement, Brady took his seat and began to play. Brady made some good moves and built his stack back up to over $300,000.In just one short hour since returning from dinner, the field is down to 14 players at three tables. Christoffer Stahle was heads up against Farzad Fadai on the river with the board showing 9 5438. Stahle bet out enough to push Fadai all in on the river and Fadai quickly called with A-Q for only ace high. Stahle called and showed Fadai pocket aces. Fadai was eliminated in 17th place, earning $14,804.After having aces numerous times throughout the day, the deck continued to hit Stahle in the face a few hands later. With the blinds at $4,000-$8,000 David Mitchell-Lolis pushed all in for $107,000. Stahle made the call and showed K K. Mitchell-Lolis turned over AK. The board came 103245 to give Mitchell-Lolis the four card straight. Mitchell-Lolis doubled up and said to Stahle, "Didn't even make a dent. Don't worry." The day two chip leader, J.C. Tran was eliminated in 15th place when he got involved in a hand against Joe Awada. Awada called Tran's all in bet with pocket aces and Tran's hand never improved. Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Christoffer Stahle, Matt Brady, Farzad Fadai, David Mitchell-Lolis |
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| Jun 08, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 12 - No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed | 2 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hour Three UpdateJun 09, '07 Blinds RaisedThe blinds have been raised to $10,000-$20,000 with a $5,000 ante. Lets Go All In David Zeitlin has gone all in 4 hands in a row and won every pot without seeing a flop. Warner Makes Nice Bluff David Mitchell Lolis raises to $100,000 with 7
7 and is called by Jason Warner from the big blind. Warner checks his A2 when the flop J105 and Mitchell Lolis checks behind. The turn is the 3, Warner checks and Mitchell Lolis bets $200,000. Warner check raises to $500,000 and Mitchell Lolis lays his hand down. Warner mucks his and and keeps Mitchell Lolis guessing.From Rags to Riches After playing on the short stack all day, David Zeitlin has made his move. On a flop of 6 43, Zeitlin moves all in with 64, and is called by Mitchell Lolis with 75 the nut straight. Zeitlin stands up and starts retrieving his personal belongings. The turn brings the 6, and Zeitlin fills up. He doubles up and shortly thereafter he picks up queens and takes the chip lead.Player Tags: David Zeitlin, Jason Warner, David Mitchell-Lolis Final Table is SetJun 08, '07 The final table is set and six players will return tomorrow. The average chip stack is $713,500 and the returning six are Brian Miller, David Mitchell-Lolis, David Zeitlin, Jason Warner, Matt Brady, and Steve Olek.Not wasting anytime following the level break, William Vosti was eliminated in seventh place. Vosti pushed all in with pocket sevens and was called by David Mitchell-Lolis in the small blind with aces. The board didn't improve either player and Vosti is the seventh place finisher. Vosti earned $46,749. The final table will be tomorrow at 3 p.m. and CardPlayer.com will be there until the winner is crowned. Player Tags: David Zeitlin, Matt Brady, Brian Miller, William Vosti, Steve Olek, Jason Warner, David Mitchell-Lolis Final Table....Sort OfJun 08, '07 There are seven players remaining in this $1,500 Short Handed No Limit Hold 'Em event. Play will continue until there is one more elimination and the finaly six players are determined.Andrew Webking was the 10th place finisher, earning $31,166. Webking was all in with pocket kings against Brian Miller who woke up with pocket aces. The board bricked out for Webking (J 8234) and he was sent to the rail. Arturo Diaz finished in ninth place, good for $31,166 as well. Joe Awada wasn't able to work his magic to the final table and was eliminated eighth. Awada was all in with big slick against David Mitchell-Lolis who had pocket kings. Awada took home $46,749 for his efforts.Play will continue for one more elimination and with the way these players are playing it could be any moment. Check back with CardPlayer.com to find out who busts on the final table bubble and which six will return tomorrow to battle for World Series of Poker gold. Player Tags: Arturo Diaz, Andrew Webking, David Mitchell-Lolis Here's a Story, of a Man Named BradyJun 08, '07 The remaing 20 players returned from their dinner break to find one player in the field, Matt Brady, involved in an argument with tournament officials. Visibly upset and agitated, Brady was involved with tournament officials over a dispute in his chip stack. Before dinner the $500 chips were colored up and in this process tournament officials came to the conclusion that Brady had been given $75,000 too much. Brady was adamant that he left for dinner with $332,000 and now he had only $260,000. Tournament officials reviewed the tape from the security cameras and ruled that Brady did indeed have an extra $75,000 in his stack. When asked if he could review the tape personally, Brady was denied. Left with no options but still not in agreement, Brady took his seat and began to play. Brady made some good moves and built his stack back up to over $300,000.In just one short hour since returning from dinner, the field is down to 14 players at three tables. Christoffer Stahle was heads up against Farzad Fadai on the river with the board showing 9 5438. Stahle bet out enough to push Fadai all in on the river and Fadai quickly called with A-Q for only ace high. Stahle called and showed Fadai pocket aces. Fadai was eliminated in 17th place, earning $14,804.After having aces numerous times throughout the day, the deck continued to hit Stahle in the face a few hands later. With the blinds at $4,000-$8,000 David Mitchell-Lolis pushed all in for $107,000. Stahle made the call and showed K K. Mitchell-Lolis turned over AK. The board came 103245 to give Mitchell-Lolis the four card straight. Mitchell-Lolis doubled up and said to Stahle, "Didn't even make a dent. Don't worry." The day two chip leader, J.C. Tran was eliminated in 15th place when he got involved in a hand against Joe Awada. Awada called Tran's all in bet with pocket aces and Tran's hand never improved. Player Tags: J.C. Tran, Christoffer Stahle, Matt Brady, Farzad Fadai, David Mitchell-Lolis |
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