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Originally posted by hmp
OMG.... All in with such a big stack and AQ. Nice fishmove.
what?
32 players left now. Blinds are 5k/10k 1k ante. 430k-stack probably 8- 6/7- handed
what s ur problem??
updates coming up:
BongBob, Nazgul, bagger0405, Thorsten77, akia, FA_Morgoth and psychobenny are playing in Event #20 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha
Event #20 is now in level 4, blinds are 50/100. They started with 4.5k chips.
Chip counts:
Nazgul - 5.5k
BongBob - 5k
bagger0405 - 5k
FA_Morgoth - 2.5k
Thorsten77 - 8k
psychobenny - 4k
BongBob was just moved to a table with Phil Hellmuth. I think he liked that, he turned to me and said "Nice".
lol at
Originally posted by elhh82
There will be no live ticker tomorrow, unless someone from Team PokerStrategy.com decides to play in the Pot Limit Omaha event.
u get no sleep 
Before I continue for today, let's have a quick recap of yesterday's action.
Event #13 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em
Steven Gee emerged as the champion of this event after he eliminated Matthew Vance in heads-up play. He turned his initial $1,000 investment into $472,479 after 4 days of play.
The final results are as follows:
1. Steven Gee - $472,479
2. Matthew Vance - $292,232
3. David Baker - $206,813
4. Nicholas Heather - $149,702
5. Jeffrey Gross - $109,621
6. Daniel Thomas - $81,203
7. Kyung Han - $60,833
8. Jared Hamby - $46,077
9. Mats Gavatin - $35,290
Event #16 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em 6-max
Carter Philips held on to his chip lead and emerged as the champion of this event, eliminating Samuel Gerber in the end. He outlasted 1,662 other players in 3 days of poker to go home with almost half a million dollars
The final table concluded as such:
1. Carter Phillips - $482,774
2. Samuel Gerner - $298,726
3. Craig Bergeron - $189,661
4. Hugo perez - $124,690
5. Russel Thomas - $84,256
6. David Diaz - $58,483
Event #17 - $5,000 No Limit Hold'em
Team PokerStrategy.com member RobbieV player in Day 2 of this event, but missed out on the money. PokerStrategist FA_Morgoth missed out as well, but Thorsten77 and Dalcon both cashed in this event. Just 18 player survived Day 2 and Jason DeWitt leads the chip counts at the end of Day 2.
The top 5 chip counts in this event belong to:
1. Jason DeWitt - 1,873,000
2. Jeff Williams - 1,323,000
3. Amit Makhija - 1,317,000
4. Paul Foltyn - $1,246,000
5. Samuel Trickett - 945,000
Event #18 - $2,000 Limit Hold'em
476 player signed up for this event and PokerStrategist bagger0405 was one of them. Unfortunately, he was not one of he 109 players who made it into Day 2.
The top 5 in this event after Day 1 are:
1. Joshua Honegger - 87,000
2. Daniel Makowsky - 74,600
3. Gabriel Nassif - 60.700
4. Matt Grapenthien - 58,000
5. Matthew Woodward - 54,700
Event #19 - $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball World Championship
Just 101 player put in the $10k buy-in to participate in this event, and most of the field consisted of the most famous names in poker like Chris Ferguson, Daniel Negreanu, Doyle Brunson and Mike Matusow. Canadian Homan Houshiar leads the chip counts.
The top 5 players after Day 1 are:
1. Homan houshiar - 116,100
2. Tommy vedes - 112,600
3. David Baker - 104,000
4. Eric Cloutier - 83,500
5. Anton Allemann - 80,600
Originally posted by mishuq
lol atOriginally posted by elhh82
There will be no live ticker tomorrow, unless someone from Team PokerStrategy.com decides to play in the Pot Limit Omaha event.u get no sleep
coffee + redbull + sugary snacks ♦
Originally posted by elhh82
coffee + redbull + sugary snacks ♦
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Made a mistake with the blind level earlier, they were at Level 4 playing 50/100 just now. We just finished the break after level 4, and are now at level 5, blinds up to 75/150.
psychobenny and FA_Morgoth have both hit the rails.
Here are the current chip counts of the remaining players:
Nazgul - 4k
BongBob - 6.5k
Thorsten77 - 9.5k
Akia - 6k (was down to just 2k, but now back up)
bagger0405 - 8k
Nazgul went all in on a hand i saw, the board was Kc 5s 7d Th 8h. Three on the river, first player checked, second player bet to put Nazgul all in, Nazgul called, and the first player folded. They both showed x x 6 9 to chop it up.
He also said that he lost two all ins before that hand. Once with a Nut Flush Draw + Gutshot against a Top Set, and the second time with a Wrap Draw against top two.
Phil Hellmuth is busto from BongBob's table. He said : "That sucks, i wanted to bust him so bad".
Nazgul is out. Not sure how he got eliminated, but he was quite short to start the level.
Thorsten77 is also out, he got it in with a flush draw, a gutshot and a draw to a set, but his opponent already had a set.
The blinds are up to 100/200 now.
Chipcounts:
BongBob - 8.5k
akia - 6k
bagger0405 - 14k
I saw BongBob win an all in pot, the flop was Js 9s Qd and he got it all in holding 8 T A x for the second nut straight, a backdoor flush draw, and a gutshot to the nut straight. Villain called and BongBob took down the pot as villain missed his draws.
Last live ticker update for today.
BongBob just went out as well, he lost a 27k pot to James Akenhead.
BongBob had J T 8 8 double suited with 2 spades, Akenhead raised, BongBob calls and BB called as well.
Flop came A Q 8 with 2 spades, so BongBob hit bottom set, a flush draw and a double gutshot. He got it all in against Akenhead, Akenhead had two queens and faded the whole world to beat BongBob.
Hey guys,
according to the WSOP rules we are allowed to post updates just once every 60 minutes as from today on since we are not their official coverage partner of the event.
No need to worry though, we will keep on providing you with the latest updates anyways and make sure that you won't miss out on anything.
The hourly posted update will be very extensive and well structured. You will find there the chip counts for Team PokerStrategy.com players, overall top 10 chip counts, interesting hands, background information, table chat quotes and much more.
In between those hourly updates, we will provide you with the latest pictures directly from the WSOP in Las Vegas.
This might make it actually a bit easier for you to follow the live ticker, as you now basically know, when we will post a new update - you know that every 60 minutes something new will pop up.
Let's close today's coverage with the top 10 chip counts - PokerStrategy.com coach Jonathan Little leads the list:
1 Jonathan Little - 129,600
2 Christian Harder - 116,000
3 Tex Barch - 115,400
4 Matt Zoorob - 106,000
5 Nenad Medic - 104,400
6 Bryce Yockey - 91,900
7 Mike Shklover - 88,100
8 Sergey Altbregin - 83,000
9 Peter Costa - 73,000
10 Tom Rutter - 62,000
Source: PokerNews.com, these numbers from PokerNews are unofficial, Edwin will come up with better counts later and post the official chip counts.
Here is the official top 10 in Event #20 after Day 1:
1. Jonathan Little - 129,000
2. Christian Harder - 116.100
3. Matt Zoorob - 115,400
4. John Barch - 106,300
5. Nenad Medic - 104,400
6. Tyler Patterson - 94,100
7. Bryce Yockey - 91,900
8. Michael Shklover - 88,100
9. Sergey Altbregin - 83,000
10. Khalil Abujawdeh - 75,100
Hey guys, the live ticker resumes in about an hour.
I'm expecting the entire team with a whole bunch of PokerStrategists to be playing today. So stay tuned!
Before we start today's coverage, lets get a recap from yesterday.
Event #18 - $2,000 Limit Hold'em
A total of 476 players gisned up to this event and they generated a prize pool of $866,320. After 3 days of play, November Niner Eric Buchman finally picked up his first ever WSOP bracelet. He also earned $203,607 for his troubles. Matthew Matros also made his second Fixed Limit Hold'em final table in a few short days.
The final table concluded as follows:
1. Eric Buchman - $203,607
2. Brent Courson - $125,737
3. Steven Hustoft - $90,928
4. Flavio Ferrari - $66,446
5. Hansu Chu - $49,068
6. Willian Jensen - $36,619
7. Matt Grapenthien - $27,609
8. Gary Bogdanski - $21,025
9. Matthew Matros - $15,174
Event #19 - $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball World Championship
Just 101 player put in the $10k buy-in to participate in this event, and David Baker emerged as the winner, taking home $294,321. Others who made it into the final table included Erik Seidel, John Juanda and German Team PokerStars Pro George Danzer.
The top 10 finishers in this event are:
1. David Baker - $294,321
2. Eric Cloutier - $181,886
3. George Danzer - $115,295
4. John Juanda - $78,088
5. Doug Booth - $55,482
6. Erik Seidel - $41,270
7. Eric Kesselman - $32,080
8. Daniel Negrean - $26,004
9. Andy Bloch - $22,386
10. John Monnette - $22,386
Event #20 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha
From the 885 players who registered, just 9 are left now. PokerStrategy.com video producer Jonathan Little was the chip leader going into Day 2, but was eliminated in 30th place after a bad run towards the end of the session.
Here are the top 9 chip leaders:
1. Nenad Medic - 1,504,000
2. John Barch - 546,000
3. Trai Dang - 500,000
4. Klinghammer Thibaut - 366,000
5. Ashkan Razavi - 294,000
6. Blair Rodman - 272,000
7. Chris Hyong Chang - 195,000
8. Denton Pfister - 167,000
9. Tyler Patterson - 139,000
Event #21 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud
408 players signed up for this event and generated a prize pool of $550,800. After two days of play, the final table has been determined and Sorel Mizzi leads the hunt for the $140,467 first prize.
The 8 final tablists in order of chip counts are:
1. Sorel Mizzi - 435,000
2. Darren Shebell - 320,000
3. Richard Ashby - 276,000
4. Dan Heimiller - 241,000
5. Pat Pezzin - 211,000
6. Christine Pietsch - 193,000
7. Jon Turner - 83,000
8. Owais Ahmed - 78,000
Event #22 - $1,000 Ladies No Limit Hold'em Championship
1,054 player signed up for this event, and they generated a $948,600 event. Just 138 remain from this ladies only event and a few notables are among the chip leaders. Everest Poker sponsored Japanese pro Kim Wooka is third, Liv Boeree is seventh while Evenlyn Ng is ninth. They will return compete for a $192,132 top prize.
The top 10 chip counts belong to:
1. La Sengphet - 148,500
2. Svetlana Gromenkova - 70,100
3. Kim Wooka - 65,200
4. Stacy Taylor - 65,100
5. Linda Johnson - 64,400
6. Faithful Lo - 62,700
7. Liv Boeree - 57,700
8. Kami Chisholm - 55,600
9. Evelyn Ng - 55,200
10. Kandis Harris
Event #23 - $2,500 Limit Hold'em 6-max
The total number of entries for this event was just 384, and after 1 days of play, only 122 players remain. Some of the notables that are still in the running include JC Tran, Justin Bonomo, Vitaly Lunkin and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospelliet.
The top 5 chip leaders here are:
1. Alexander Queen - 74,400
2. Richard Li - 74,200
3. David Webb - 62,400
4. Keith Ferrera - 61,700
5. Justin Bonomo - 56,900