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Chad Burum

Hometown: Grant Pass

Country of Origin: United States

Chad Burum

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Chad Burum Poker Tournament Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Jun 26, '08	2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 43 - Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low Split 8 or Better	3	+
$1,500 PLO 8/ob - Not Much Action Jun 26, '08 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 Players Left: 5 of 720 Chip Leaders: Seat 5: Michael Fetter - 240,000 Seat 6: Casey Kastle - 730,000 Seat 7: Jon Maren - 215,000 Seat 8: Martin Klaser - 580,000 Seat 9: Erik Seidel - 400,000 Eliminations: Chad Burum (6th Place), Big Hands: *Chad Burum Eliminated in Sixth Place ($44,266)* Chad Burum got his last few thousand in with the second nut-low draw and a flush draw against Martin Klaser's two pair and nut-low draw. The gave Klaser the low and the river bricked to keep his two pair ahead. Burum was eliminated in sixth place. Player Tags: Chad Burum, Martin Klaser $1,500 PLO 8/ob - Two More Down Jun 26, '08 Blinds: 6,000-12,000 Players Left: 6 of 720 Chip Leaders: Seat 4: Chad Burum - 70,000 Seat 5: Michael Fetter - 230,000 Seat 6: Casey Kastle - 790,000 Seat 7: Jon Maren - 245,000 Seat 8: Martin Klaser - 500,000 Seat 9: Erik Seidel - 325,000 Eliminations: Larry Wright (8th Place), Joseph Haddad (7th Place), Big Hands: *Chad Burum Doubles Through Joseph Haddad* On a flop of K64, Chad Burum got it all in against Joseph Haddad. Burum held A347 for the second nut-low draw, a pair of fours and a back door nut-flush draw and Haddad showed A2910 for the nut-low draw and not much else. The not much else cost him when the turn brought the 2, counterfeiting his low, and the 5 on the gave Burum the wheel and a much needed double up. *Joseph Haddad Triples, Then Doubles* After getting all of his dangerously low stack in preflop against two opponents, Haddad revealed his fours full of tens on the river to triple up. A few hands later, his hole cards made the nut low and nut straight against Larry Wright to double up yet again to about 160,000. Larry Wright Eliminated in Eighth Place ($27,027) Larry Wright was all in for his last 17,000 against Casey Kastle. Kastle flopped the nut flush in spades, and Wright was unable to make a low by the river to survive. Wright was eliminated in eighth place. *Joseph Haddad Eliminated in Seventh Place ($34,389)* Martin Klaser raised and Joseph Haddad moved all in over the top. Klaser reluctantly called showing A1035 and he was in relatively bad shape against Haddad's AA24. But the flop gave Klaser the wheel, and Haddad was unable to catch up or improve. Haddad was eliminated in seventh place. *NOTE: The players then took a 20-minute break.* Player Tags: Casey Kastle, Larry Wright, Chad Burum, Joseph Haddad, Martin Klaser $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low - Day 2 - Level 14 Recap Jun 25, '08 Note: The players are now on a 60-minute dinner break Blinds: 2,000-4,000 Players Left: 19 of 720 Chip Leaders: Martin Klaser - 290,000 Tom Chambers - 230,000 Chad Burum - 212,000 Michael Fetter - 200,000 Derek Kadota - 172,000 Joseph Haddad - 170,000 Larry Wright - 145,000 Ian Graham - 115,000 Gary Hutzler - 87,000 Daniel Klein - 86,000 Average Stack: 113,700 Eliminations: Ed Smith Shannon Shorr Big Hands and Storylines: The Hunter Becomes The Hunted Not long after Dan “Stainley88” Adams amassed a stack of 130,000, he would see most of it disappear. Derek Kadota raised to 11,000 from under-the-gun. Action folded around to Adams in the blind who made it 44,000. Kadota, covered by Adams, called with 60,000 behind. Adams moved all-in on the Q92 flop and Kadota called. The two turned over their hands: Adams: AA105 Kadota: AQ102 Kadota was in the lead with two-pair, and his hand held up when the turn and river came 5 and K. That pot lifted “The Ghost” – so nicknamed because his opponents’ chips always seem to vanish (what that has to do with being a ghost I’m not quite sure. Do ghosts have the power to make other objects disappear? I don’t know, I’m just reporting what I was told) up to 240,000. Adams is now down to 30,000. Table Draw? More Like Table Unfair! As the tournament played down to 27, the players were re-drawn to new tables on the other side of the Brasilia Room. The table draw, produced at random, made table 9 the center of the action. Not only were the 4 largest chip stacks assigned to the table, but Erik Seidiel and Shannon Shorr as well. By contrast, not a single player assigned to table 10 had more than 20 big blinds. No Shorr Thing Shannon Shorr met a similar fate to Dan Adams, his aces getting cracked in a most painful way. Shorr and Tom Chambers got all of their money in on a Q54 flop. The pot was worth 230,000 and the two turned over their cards: Shorr: AAK7 Chambers: A853 The turn was the 9, but the river was the crushing 2, giving Chambers a wheel and leaving Shorr with only 5,000. Shorr would be eliminated a short while later when he was rivered again by, what else, a wheel. Player Tags: Larry Wright, Gary Hutzler, Chad Burum, Michael Fetter, Joseph Haddad, Daniel Klein, Derek Kadota, Shannon Shorr, Tom Chambers, Daniel Adams, Martin Klaser $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low - Day 2 - Level 13 Recap Jun 25, '08 Blinds: 1,500-3,000 Players Left: 32 of 720 Chip Leaders: Martin Klaser - 270,000 Joseph Haddad - 131,000 Daniel “Stainley88” Adams - 130,000 Ed Smith - 113,000 Chad Burum - 105,000 Larry Wright - 98,000 Erik Seidel - 86,000 Doug Mandeville - 81,000 Sam Khouiss - 80,000 Shannon Shorr - 60,000 Average Stack: 67,500 Eliminations: Berry Johnston Chip Jett Joe Hachem Big Hands and Storylines: Sooner Or Later, All Chips Lead To Klaser Moments after scoring a big pot off of Erik Seidel, Shannon Shorr had the misfortune of tangling with Martin Klaser. Like all other comers today, Shorr did not fare very well. An 80,000 pot was shipped in Klaser’s direction when his AK83 was good for both the high and low on a board of 962Q5. Klaser is now fully in command of his table, with a staggering 270,000 in chips, while Shorr is left with 60,000. Dan Adams: Bounty Hunter While there are no actual bounties in this tournament, Dan “Stainley88” Adams has just succeeded in knocking out two of the more notable players in the field. First, Chip Jett got his last 11,000 all-in pre-flop with AAK2 but Adams’ AQJ4 wound up victorious when the board – 108893 – made him a straight. Then Adams continued his predatory ways against Joe Hachem, again getting his opponent all-in pre-flop. This time it was Hachem’s KK54 against Adams’ A742. The flop was a nightmare for Hachem: A74. Not only did it give Adams 3-pair, but Hachem’s low draw was counterfeited. To add insult to injury, the Q on the turn and 3 on the river gave Adams a runner-runner flush. Hachem’s elimination brought an end to the his first deep run of the World Series. But Wait, There’s More... Sandwiched between those two hands, Adams won a 100,000 chip pot when he and his opponent got it all-in on a K83 flop. Adams showed KK42 for top set and the second low draw while his opponent tabled A832 for the nut low draw and bottom two-pair. The turn and river were high cards – J and 10 – and Adams’ hand held up. He now has about 125,000. Player Tags: Larry Wright, Erik Seidel, Chip Jett, Berry Johnston, Chad Burum, Joseph Haddad, Joe Hachem, Shannon Shorr, Sam Khouiss, Doug Mandeville, Daniel Adams, Martin Klaser View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 25, '08	2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 43 - Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low Split 8 or Better	2	+
$1,500 PLO 8/ob - Not Much Action Jun 26, '08 Blinds: 8,000-16,000 Players Left: 5 of 720 Chip Leaders: Seat 5: Michael Fetter - 240,000 Seat 6: Casey Kastle - 730,000 Seat 7: Jon Maren - 215,000 Seat 8: Martin Klaser - 580,000 Seat 9: Erik Seidel - 400,000 Eliminations: Chad Burum (6th Place), Big Hands: *Chad Burum Eliminated in Sixth Place ($44,266)* Chad Burum got his last few thousand in with the second nut-low draw and a flush draw against Martin Klaser's two pair and nut-low draw. The gave Klaser the low and the river bricked to keep his two pair ahead. Burum was eliminated in sixth place. Player Tags: Chad Burum, Martin Klaser $1,500 PLO 8/ob - Two More Down Jun 26, '08 Blinds: 6,000-12,000 Players Left: 6 of 720 Chip Leaders: Seat 4: Chad Burum - 70,000 Seat 5: Michael Fetter - 230,000 Seat 6: Casey Kastle - 790,000 Seat 7: Jon Maren - 245,000 Seat 8: Martin Klaser - 500,000 Seat 9: Erik Seidel - 325,000 Eliminations: Larry Wright (8th Place), Joseph Haddad (7th Place), Big Hands: *Chad Burum Doubles Through Joseph Haddad* On a flop of K64, Chad Burum got it all in against Joseph Haddad. Burum held A347 for the second nut-low draw, a pair of fours and a back door nut-flush draw and Haddad showed A2910 for the nut-low draw and not much else. The not much else cost him when the turn brought the 2, counterfeiting his low, and the 5 on the gave Burum the wheel and a much needed double up. *Joseph Haddad Triples, Then Doubles* After getting all of his dangerously low stack in preflop against two opponents, Haddad revealed his fours full of tens on the river to triple up. A few hands later, his hole cards made the nut low and nut straight against Larry Wright to double up yet again to about 160,000. Larry Wright Eliminated in Eighth Place ($27,027) Larry Wright was all in for his last 17,000 against Casey Kastle. Kastle flopped the nut flush in spades, and Wright was unable to make a low by the river to survive. Wright was eliminated in eighth place. *Joseph Haddad Eliminated in Seventh Place ($34,389)* Martin Klaser raised and Joseph Haddad moved all in over the top. Klaser reluctantly called showing A1035 and he was in relatively bad shape against Haddad's AA24. But the flop gave Klaser the wheel, and Haddad was unable to catch up or improve. Haddad was eliminated in seventh place. *NOTE: The players then took a 20-minute break.* Player Tags: Casey Kastle, Larry Wright, Chad Burum, Joseph Haddad, Martin Klaser $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low - Day 2 - Level 14 Recap Jun 25, '08 Note: The players are now on a 60-minute dinner break Blinds: 2,000-4,000 Players Left: 19 of 720 Chip Leaders: Martin Klaser - 290,000 Tom Chambers - 230,000 Chad Burum - 212,000 Michael Fetter - 200,000 Derek Kadota - 172,000 Joseph Haddad - 170,000 Larry Wright - 145,000 Ian Graham - 115,000 Gary Hutzler - 87,000 Daniel Klein - 86,000 Average Stack: 113,700 Eliminations: Ed Smith Shannon Shorr Big Hands and Storylines: The Hunter Becomes The Hunted Not long after Dan “Stainley88” Adams amassed a stack of 130,000, he would see most of it disappear. Derek Kadota raised to 11,000 from under-the-gun. Action folded around to Adams in the blind who made it 44,000. Kadota, covered by Adams, called with 60,000 behind. Adams moved all-in on the Q92 flop and Kadota called. The two turned over their hands: Adams: AA105 Kadota: AQ102 Kadota was in the lead with two-pair, and his hand held up when the turn and river came 5 and K. That pot lifted “The Ghost” – so nicknamed because his opponents’ chips always seem to vanish (what that has to do with being a ghost I’m not quite sure. Do ghosts have the power to make other objects disappear? I don’t know, I’m just reporting what I was told) up to 240,000. Adams is now down to 30,000. Table Draw? More Like Table Unfair! As the tournament played down to 27, the players were re-drawn to new tables on the other side of the Brasilia Room. The table draw, produced at random, made table 9 the center of the action. Not only were the 4 largest chip stacks assigned to the table, but Erik Seidiel and Shannon Shorr as well. By contrast, not a single player assigned to table 10 had more than 20 big blinds. No Shorr Thing Shannon Shorr met a similar fate to Dan Adams, his aces getting cracked in a most painful way. Shorr and Tom Chambers got all of their money in on a Q54 flop. The pot was worth 230,000 and the two turned over their cards: Shorr: AAK7 Chambers: A853 The turn was the 9, but the river was the crushing 2, giving Chambers a wheel and leaving Shorr with only 5,000. Shorr would be eliminated a short while later when he was rivered again by, what else, a wheel. Player Tags: Larry Wright, Gary Hutzler, Chad Burum, Michael Fetter, Joseph Haddad, Daniel Klein, Derek Kadota, Shannon Shorr, Tom Chambers, Daniel Adams, Martin Klaser $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low - Day 2 - Level 13 Recap Jun 25, '08 Blinds: 1,500-3,000 Players Left: 32 of 720 Chip Leaders: Martin Klaser - 270,000 Joseph Haddad - 131,000 Daniel “Stainley88” Adams - 130,000 Ed Smith - 113,000 Chad Burum - 105,000 Larry Wright - 98,000 Erik Seidel - 86,000 Doug Mandeville - 81,000 Sam Khouiss - 80,000 Shannon Shorr - 60,000 Average Stack: 67,500 Eliminations: Berry Johnston Chip Jett Joe Hachem Big Hands and Storylines: Sooner Or Later, All Chips Lead To Klaser Moments after scoring a big pot off of Erik Seidel, Shannon Shorr had the misfortune of tangling with Martin Klaser. Like all other comers today, Shorr did not fare very well. An 80,000 pot was shipped in Klaser’s direction when his AK83 was good for both the high and low on a board of 962Q5. Klaser is now fully in command of his table, with a staggering 270,000 in chips, while Shorr is left with 60,000. Dan Adams: Bounty Hunter While there are no actual bounties in this tournament, Dan “Stainley88” Adams has just succeeded in knocking out two of the more notable players in the field. First, Chip Jett got his last 11,000 all-in pre-flop with AAK2 but Adams’ AQJ4 wound up victorious when the board – 108893 – made him a straight. Then Adams continued his predatory ways against Joe Hachem, again getting his opponent all-in pre-flop. This time it was Hachem’s KK54 against Adams’ A742. The flop was a nightmare for Hachem: A74. Not only did it give Adams 3-pair, but Hachem’s low draw was counterfeited. To add insult to injury, the Q on the turn and 3 on the river gave Adams a runner-runner flush. Hachem’s elimination brought an end to the his first deep run of the World Series. But Wait, There’s More... Sandwiched between those two hands, Adams won a 100,000 chip pot when he and his opponent got it all-in on a K83 flop. Adams showed KK42 for top set and the second low draw while his opponent tabled A832 for the nut low draw and bottom two-pair. The turn and river were high cards – J and 10 – and Adams’ hand held up. He now has about 125,000. Player Tags: Larry Wright, Erik Seidel, Chip Jett, Berry Johnston, Chad Burum, Joseph Haddad, Joe Hachem, Shannon Shorr, Sam Khouiss, Doug Mandeville, Daniel Adams, Martin Klaser View All Live Updates From This Event

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