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Young Cho

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Young Cho

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Young Cho - Live Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Jun 18, '07	2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 27 - No-Limit Hold'em	3	+
Hour Four - David Stucke Wins Event #27 Jun 18, '07 Break Time The players went on a 15 minute break then the blind jumped up to $60,000-$120,000 with a $15,000 ante. The players won’t be able to sit on their hands for much longer and not hope to be blinded off. Ium Wounded Young Cho moved all in and Michael Ium went into the tank for about five minutes. The clock was then called and Ium finally made the call after making a small complaint about the clock request. Ium turned over A 9 and Cho showed down 8 4. The board was dealt Q J 2 8 6 and Cho paired his eight on the turn to double up through Ium. Ium was crippled after the hand. Michael Ium Eliminated in Fourth Place ($164,319) Michael Ium moved all in under the gun for $240,000, Young Cho called from the small blind, and Seth Weinger called from the big blind. The flop came J 9 8 and Cho checked. Weinger bet out and Cho mucked his hand. Weinger showed down J 8 and Ium flipped over J 5 for a pair of jacks. The turn and river brought 7 A and Ium was eliminated in fourth place. He took home $164,319 in prize money. Young Cho – Table Captain The table had finally picked up an aggressor. Young Cho was pushing around Seth Weinger and David Stucke like a school yard bully. Weinger kept whining about not picking up hands, three handed. He had now lost the chip lead to Cho. Leader Board Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $1,390,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $3,025,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $2,300,000 Seth Weinger Eliminated in Third Place ($246,478) Seth Weinger raised from the small blind and David Stucke called from the big blind. The flop came 9 9 4 and Weinger bet $175,000. Stucke raised to $1,000,000 and Weinger went into the tank. He paused for a minute then moved all in. Stucke quickly called and turned over Q 5. Weinger showed down K 10. The turn and river brought the 6 and 4. Weinger was eliminated in third place by Stucke’s flush, and he took home $246,478. Heads-Up Chip Counts David Stucke: $5,610,000 Young Cho: $1,335,00 David Stucke Wins Event #27 ($603,069) Young Cho had the button and he moved all in with J 3. Stucke quickly made the call with pocket sevens. The board was dealt Q 10 5 A 8 and Stucke won the hand. Cho was eliminated in second place and he took home $382,357. Stucke won the gold bracelet and took home $603,069 in prize money. Player Tags: Young Cho, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Michael Ium Eliminated in Fourth Place ($164,319) Jun 18, '07 Michael Ium moved all in under the gun for $240,000, Young Cho called from the small blind, and Seth Weinger called from the big blind. The flop came J 9 8 and Cho checked. Weinger bet out and Cho mucked his hand. Weinger showed down J 8 and Ium flipped over J 5 for a pair of jacks. The turn and river brought 7 A and Ium was eliminated in fourth place. He took home $164,319 in prize money. Player Tags: Young Cho, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Hour Three Jun 18, '07 They’re Back The players returned from their break and the blinds were kicked up to $30,000-$60,000 with a $5,000 ante. Here’s how the chip stacks looked as the restart of action: Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $855,000 Seat No. 5: David Woo - $1,130,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $875,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $3,095,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $1,015,000 David Woo Eliminated in Fifth Place ($115,339) David Woo moved all in with pocket jacks when he was informed by the bad news that Michael Ium held pocket aces. The board was dealt 4 4 2 K 2 and Woo was eliminated in fifth place. He took home $115,339 in prize money. The Doldrums Even with the higher blinds and antes action continued slowly and aggression went to the wayside. During the 20 hands after the break not too many chips went into the pot, and few moved from stack to stack. The blinds kicked up to $40,000-$80,000 with a $10,000 ante. Still, the Final Four players seemed content to muck their hands repeatedly. The chip leader, Seth Weinger, complained about not getting any cards at one point. This complaint came while play was four handed. We’ll see if anyone assumes the role of the aggressor anytime soon. Leader Board Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $1,125,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $700,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $3,240,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $1,850,000 Player Tags: Young Cho, David Woo, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Hour Two Jun 18, '07 Blinds Up The next dozen hands went by unheralded and the blinds were then increased. They jumped up to $30,000-$60,000 with a $5,000 ante. This added $30,000 of dead money to each pot. Score Board Seat No. 2: Noam Freedman - $805,000 Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $995,000 Seat No. 5: David Woo - $1,350,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $1,500,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $1,525,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $760,000 Slow and Steady Now that all the players who remained had a fair amount of chips action continued on slowly. The players were friendly and cordial with each other; they joked around and compared notes about the payout increases. Without a well-known professional presiding at the final table festivities an intimidating presence was absent. The table played into the evening much like a home game at a kitchen table. Noam Freedman Eliminated in Sixth Place ($83,739) Noam Freedman and Seth Weinger limp to a flop of 10 6 3. Freedman moved all in and Weinger went into the tank. He then stood up to think for a few minutes. Weinger finally called and flipped over Q 10, while Freedman showed down 10 8. The 7 fell on the turn and it was followed by the J on the river. Freedman was eliminated in sixth place and he took home $83,739 in prize money. Break Time The players then went on a 20 minute break. . Player Tags: Young Cho, David Woo, Noam Freedman, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Hour One Jun 18, '07 Thai Ton Eliminated in Ninth Place ($36,340) Thai Ton moved all in for $220,000 and Seth Weinger called from late position. Wiegner flipped over K Q and Ton showed down A 6. The board was dealt 9 7 3 K 7. Ton was eliminated in ninth place and he took home $36,340. Luis Sanchez Eliminated in Eighth Place ($47,400) Louis Sanchez moved all in from the small blind and David Woo called from the big blind. Woo Flipped over A K, while Sanchez showed down J 7. The board was dealt A 10 2 A Q, and Woo won the pot with trip aces. Sanchez was eliminated in eighth place and he took home $47,400. Break Time After an eventful first set of hands the players went to a break while the yellow chips are raced off. The players then returned from break and the blinds were kicked up to $20,000-$40,000 with a $5,000 ante. Double Down Tom Dobrilovic moved all in and Young Cho called all in with pocket tens. Dobrilovic turned over pocket sevens. The board was dealt A J 5 8 J and Cho's pocket tens hold up to win the pot. Dobrilovic was crippled by the hand, and he was left with $15,000. Tom Dobrilovic Eliminated in Seventh Place ($63,200) Tom Dobrilovic moved all in under the gun and Young Cho, Seth Weinger, and Michael Ium called in succession. The flop was dealt A 4 4. Action was checked around to Cho, who bet. Weinger called and Ium folded. The turn card was the 8 and both players checked. The river brought the 3 and they checked again. Cho showed A 7 to and all the other players mucked, including Dobrilovic. He was eliminated in seventh place, and took home $63,200. Leader Board Seat No. 2: Noam Freedman - $1,145,000 Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $1,400,000 Seat No. 5: David Woo - $1,205,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $1,095,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $1,560,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $525,000 Player Tags: Young Cho, Luis Sanchez, David Woo, Noam Freedman, Tomislav Dobrilovic, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Thai Ton, Seth Weinger Dinner Break Jun 17, '07 Players in Day 2 of the $1,500 No-Limit event have just gone on dinner break and will return at 10:30 p.m. At the end of Level 16, twenty-one players are left standing with an average chip stack of $315,681. Level 16 saw plenty of eliminations including John Murphy in 42^nd place and Raymond Davis in 28^th place. Yuong Cho was responsible for sending Jeremy Little to the rail in 23^rd place when Little raised $40,000 before the flop and Cho re-raised all-in. Little called all-in as Cho had him covered by nearly 2:1. Cho turned over A K while Little showed 8 8 for the lead. The board came K 9 4 4 K, giving Cho a full house and eliminating Jeremy Little in 23^rd place. Little will receive $18,644 while Cho adds even more chips to his stack and still remains in contention for the bracelet. A few hands later and Stephen Ladowski doubled up through online pro, Tim West. Ladowski gets the rest of his chips in the pot with 10 10 and West made the call. West had him covered and turned over 5 5, while the board came 9 2 2 7 6, no help to West as Ladowski’s tens hold up. Play will resume in Level 17 where the blinds will increase to $8,000-$16,000 with a $2,000 ante. Check back with CardPlayer.com for more updates and your favorite pro Blogs. Player Tags: Young Cho, Tim West Hour Three Recap Jun 17, '07 Williams Fighting to Survive While off to a great start earlier in day two, David Williams has found himself all-in a number of times as he struggles to keep up the rising average stack. He had another player all-in with Q 10 versus A 5, and spiked a ten on the turn to double up to around $100,000. Sabyl Cohen Dominant Sabyl Cohen has increased her chip stack to well above $300,000, and holds the clear lead in this $1,500 event. Young Cho Takes A Hit Young Cho bet $15,000 preflop and was reraised by an opponent to $50,000. He called, and after a flop of 10 10 7, Cho checked. His opponent bet $25,000 and Cho went all-in. After a few agonizing moments, his opponent called with Q Q, and Cho dejectedly revealed A Q, for ace-high. The turn and river improved neither player and Cho sustained a massive hit, ending with around $60,000. Tournament Info Only fifty of the 2315 players that entered remain in the event, meaning that all those still in are gaurenteed $11,060 at this point. Player Tags: Young Cho, David Williams, Sabyl Cohen-Landrum View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 17, '07	2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 27 - No-Limit Hold'em	2	+
Hour Four - David Stucke Wins Event #27 Jun 18, '07 Break Time The players went on a 15 minute break then the blind jumped up to $60,000-$120,000 with a $15,000 ante. The players won’t be able to sit on their hands for much longer and not hope to be blinded off. Ium Wounded Young Cho moved all in and Michael Ium went into the tank for about five minutes. The clock was then called and Ium finally made the call after making a small complaint about the clock request. Ium turned over A 9 and Cho showed down 8 4. The board was dealt Q J 2 8 6 and Cho paired his eight on the turn to double up through Ium. Ium was crippled after the hand. Michael Ium Eliminated in Fourth Place ($164,319) Michael Ium moved all in under the gun for $240,000, Young Cho called from the small blind, and Seth Weinger called from the big blind. The flop came J 9 8 and Cho checked. Weinger bet out and Cho mucked his hand. Weinger showed down J 8 and Ium flipped over J 5 for a pair of jacks. The turn and river brought 7 A and Ium was eliminated in fourth place. He took home $164,319 in prize money. Young Cho – Table Captain The table had finally picked up an aggressor. Young Cho was pushing around Seth Weinger and David Stucke like a school yard bully. Weinger kept whining about not picking up hands, three handed. He had now lost the chip lead to Cho. Leader Board Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $1,390,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $3,025,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $2,300,000 Seth Weinger Eliminated in Third Place ($246,478) Seth Weinger raised from the small blind and David Stucke called from the big blind. The flop came 9 9 4 and Weinger bet $175,000. Stucke raised to $1,000,000 and Weinger went into the tank. He paused for a minute then moved all in. Stucke quickly called and turned over Q 5. Weinger showed down K 10. The turn and river brought the 6 and 4. Weinger was eliminated in third place by Stucke’s flush, and he took home $246,478. Heads-Up Chip Counts David Stucke: $5,610,000 Young Cho: $1,335,00 David Stucke Wins Event #27 ($603,069) Young Cho had the button and he moved all in with J 3. Stucke quickly made the call with pocket sevens. The board was dealt Q 10 5 A 8 and Stucke won the hand. Cho was eliminated in second place and he took home $382,357. Stucke won the gold bracelet and took home $603,069 in prize money. Player Tags: Young Cho, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Michael Ium Eliminated in Fourth Place ($164,319) Jun 18, '07 Michael Ium moved all in under the gun for $240,000, Young Cho called from the small blind, and Seth Weinger called from the big blind. The flop came J 9 8 and Cho checked. Weinger bet out and Cho mucked his hand. Weinger showed down J 8 and Ium flipped over J 5 for a pair of jacks. The turn and river brought 7 A and Ium was eliminated in fourth place. He took home $164,319 in prize money. Player Tags: Young Cho, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Hour Three Jun 18, '07 They’re Back The players returned from their break and the blinds were kicked up to $30,000-$60,000 with a $5,000 ante. Here’s how the chip stacks looked as the restart of action: Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $855,000 Seat No. 5: David Woo - $1,130,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $875,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $3,095,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $1,015,000 David Woo Eliminated in Fifth Place ($115,339) David Woo moved all in with pocket jacks when he was informed by the bad news that Michael Ium held pocket aces. The board was dealt 4 4 2 K 2 and Woo was eliminated in fifth place. He took home $115,339 in prize money. The Doldrums Even with the higher blinds and antes action continued slowly and aggression went to the wayside. During the 20 hands after the break not too many chips went into the pot, and few moved from stack to stack. The blinds kicked up to $40,000-$80,000 with a $10,000 ante. Still, the Final Four players seemed content to muck their hands repeatedly. The chip leader, Seth Weinger, complained about not getting any cards at one point. This complaint came while play was four handed. We’ll see if anyone assumes the role of the aggressor anytime soon. Leader Board Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $1,125,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $700,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $3,240,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $1,850,000 Player Tags: Young Cho, David Woo, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Hour Two Jun 18, '07 Blinds Up The next dozen hands went by unheralded and the blinds were then increased. They jumped up to $30,000-$60,000 with a $5,000 ante. This added $30,000 of dead money to each pot. Score Board Seat No. 2: Noam Freedman - $805,000 Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $995,000 Seat No. 5: David Woo - $1,350,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $1,500,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $1,525,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $760,000 Slow and Steady Now that all the players who remained had a fair amount of chips action continued on slowly. The players were friendly and cordial with each other; they joked around and compared notes about the payout increases. Without a well-known professional presiding at the final table festivities an intimidating presence was absent. The table played into the evening much like a home game at a kitchen table. Noam Freedman Eliminated in Sixth Place ($83,739) Noam Freedman and Seth Weinger limp to a flop of 10 6 3. Freedman moved all in and Weinger went into the tank. He then stood up to think for a few minutes. Weinger finally called and flipped over Q 10, while Freedman showed down 10 8. The 7 fell on the turn and it was followed by the J on the river. Freedman was eliminated in sixth place and he took home $83,739 in prize money. Break Time The players then went on a 20 minute break. . Player Tags: Young Cho, David Woo, Noam Freedman, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Seth Weinger Hour One Jun 18, '07 Thai Ton Eliminated in Ninth Place ($36,340) Thai Ton moved all in for $220,000 and Seth Weinger called from late position. Wiegner flipped over K Q and Ton showed down A 6. The board was dealt 9 7 3 K 7. Ton was eliminated in ninth place and he took home $36,340. Luis Sanchez Eliminated in Eighth Place ($47,400) Louis Sanchez moved all in from the small blind and David Woo called from the big blind. Woo Flipped over A K, while Sanchez showed down J 7. The board was dealt A 10 2 A Q, and Woo won the pot with trip aces. Sanchez was eliminated in eighth place and he took home $47,400. Break Time After an eventful first set of hands the players went to a break while the yellow chips are raced off. The players then returned from break and the blinds were kicked up to $20,000-$40,000 with a $5,000 ante. Double Down Tom Dobrilovic moved all in and Young Cho called all in with pocket tens. Dobrilovic turned over pocket sevens. The board was dealt A J 5 8 J and Cho's pocket tens hold up to win the pot. Dobrilovic was crippled by the hand, and he was left with $15,000. Tom Dobrilovic Eliminated in Seventh Place ($63,200) Tom Dobrilovic moved all in under the gun and Young Cho, Seth Weinger, and Michael Ium called in succession. The flop was dealt A 4 4. Action was checked around to Cho, who bet. Weinger called and Ium folded. The turn card was the 8 and both players checked. The river brought the 3 and they checked again. Cho showed A 7 to and all the other players mucked, including Dobrilovic. He was eliminated in seventh place, and took home $63,200. Leader Board Seat No. 2: Noam Freedman - $1,145,000 Seat No. 3: David Stucke - $1,400,000 Seat No. 5: David Woo - $1,205,000 Seat No. 6: Young Cho - $1,095,000 Seat No. 8: Seth Weinger - $1,560,000 Seat No. 9: Michael Ium - $525,000 Player Tags: Young Cho, Luis Sanchez, David Woo, Noam Freedman, Tomislav Dobrilovic, David Stucke, Michael Ium, Thai Ton, Seth Weinger Dinner Break Jun 17, '07 Players in Day 2 of the $1,500 No-Limit event have just gone on dinner break and will return at 10:30 p.m. At the end of Level 16, twenty-one players are left standing with an average chip stack of $315,681. Level 16 saw plenty of eliminations including John Murphy in 42^nd place and Raymond Davis in 28^th place. Yuong Cho was responsible for sending Jeremy Little to the rail in 23^rd place when Little raised $40,000 before the flop and Cho re-raised all-in. Little called all-in as Cho had him covered by nearly 2:1. Cho turned over A K while Little showed 8 8 for the lead. The board came K 9 4 4 K, giving Cho a full house and eliminating Jeremy Little in 23^rd place. Little will receive $18,644 while Cho adds even more chips to his stack and still remains in contention for the bracelet. A few hands later and Stephen Ladowski doubled up through online pro, Tim West. Ladowski gets the rest of his chips in the pot with 10 10 and West made the call. West had him covered and turned over 5 5, while the board came 9 2 2 7 6, no help to West as Ladowski’s tens hold up. Play will resume in Level 17 where the blinds will increase to $8,000-$16,000 with a $2,000 ante. Check back with CardPlayer.com for more updates and your favorite pro Blogs. Player Tags: Young Cho, Tim West Hour Three Recap Jun 17, '07 Williams Fighting to Survive While off to a great start earlier in day two, David Williams has found himself all-in a number of times as he struggles to keep up the rising average stack. He had another player all-in with Q 10 versus A 5, and spiked a ten on the turn to double up to around $100,000. Sabyl Cohen Dominant Sabyl Cohen has increased her chip stack to well above $300,000, and holds the clear lead in this $1,500 event. Young Cho Takes A Hit Young Cho bet $15,000 preflop and was reraised by an opponent to $50,000. He called, and after a flop of 10 10 7, Cho checked. His opponent bet $25,000 and Cho went all-in. After a few agonizing moments, his opponent called with Q Q, and Cho dejectedly revealed A Q, for ace-high. The turn and river improved neither player and Cho sustained a massive hit, ending with around $60,000. Tournament Info Only fifty of the 2315 players that entered remain in the event, meaning that all those still in are gaurenteed $11,060 at this point. Player Tags: Young Cho, David Williams, Sabyl Cohen-Landrum View All Live Updates From This Event

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