by Rebecca McAdam | Published: Nov 19, '09
… qualifier James Collopy (122,400). He is one of three U.S. survivors on day 1B, including Jason Helder (22,100) and Todd Nagata (32,100). Also surviving the second starting day are three players who at this event are making their debut as members of the …
by Ryan Lucchesi | Published: Nov 08, '09
… -the-money Eliminations: Michael Mizrachi (11th place), Todd Terry (12th place), Mohsin Charania (14th place … 2,101,000 Hand of the Day: Todd Terry Eliminated in 12th Place With the … 20,000 with a 3,000 ante, Todd Terry raised to 50,000 from the …
by Ryan Lucchesi | Published: Nov 06, '09
… 36 remain. Day 1 chip leader Todd Terry stayed close to the … Soheil Shamseddin — 401,000 3: Todd Terry — 396,500 4: Terrence … ,000 Hand of the Day: Todd Terry Doubles Up to Nearly … raised, one player called, and Todd Terry reraised from the small …
by Ryan Lucchesi | Published: Nov 05, '09
… sometime on Saturday, Nov. 7. Legends of Poker final-tablist Todd Terry (pictured left) leads the way at the end of play with … Jason Young, John Spadavecchia, Glen Chorny Day 1 Chip Counts: 1: Todd Terry — 165,700 2: Danny Shiff — 159,525 3: Adam …
by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Nov 05, '09
… Cashes: Cesar “makavelyces” Fuentes (11th), Tim “Tmay420” West (12th) (pictured right), Kevin “iacog4” Iacofano (14th), Todd “koolkeith13” Lewis (16th), Peter “Belabacsi” Traply (18th) and Cliff “JohnnyBax” Josephy (20th) Absolute Poker — $150,000 …
by Todd Brunson | Published: Nov 01, '09
When I left off in Part I of this column, I was one hour into the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. event, up about 20,000 in chips, when my potential backer called me. I had a dilemma here: Should I allow myself to be staked and give up much of my action, or just keep …
by Todd Brunson | Published: Oct 30, '09
With a respectable three cashes and one final table under my belt at the 2009 World Series of Poker, I still needed a crown jewel to really consider it a success. The main event was my last opportunity to accomplish this, and I went into the …
by Todd Brunson | Published: Oct 16, '09
When I left off in Part I of this column, I was one hour into the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. event, up about 20,000 in chips, when my potential backer called me. I had a dilemma here: Should I allow myself to be staked and give up much of my action, or just keep …
by Todd Brunson | Published: Oct 01, '09
In any tournament, certain key hands will arise from midway, when the limits become significant, right through to the end. No matter how well you play, if you don’t win your share of these hands, you cannot win a tournament, period. Here are a few of my …
by Todd Brunson | Published: Oct 02, '09
The World Series of Poker is a tough time financially for most professional poker players. The amount spent on buy-ins can easily exceed $100,000. It’s rumored that one main-event champ spent close to $250,000, with only two cashes totaling less than $26 …
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