[Closed] WSOP 2011 Live Ticker (Two coaches in final table): Event 19 - $2,500 Limit Hold'em 6-max

Payouts:

1st $213,431
2nd $131,900
3rd $85,616
4th $57,236
5th $39,317
6th $27,720
7th-8th $20,053
9th-10th $14,866
11th-12th $11,291
13th-18th $8,786
19th-24th $6,998
25th-30th $5,758
31st-36th $4,743

they start at 3pm PST, come back soon for the first updates

Gabriel Nassif

1 Samuel Golbuff 229,000
2 Jay Pinkussohn 172,000
3 Andrey Zaichenko 315,500
4 Richard Lyndaker 248,000
5 Gabriel Nassif 217,500
6 Matt Schreiber 159,000

Nassif is up to about 280k now
still 12 players and blinds are at 3k/6k

Kim Nguyen, the only female player left in the event.\

Both Darren Woods and Gabriel Nassif have made it into the final 7.

They have combined into one table now and will play down to 6. After that, they will break for dinner and start the final table after that.

The final 7:

Alexander Kuzmin 651,000
Kim Nguyen 642,000
Darren Woods 455,000
Andrey Zaichenko 329,000
Samuel Golbuff 296,000
Gabriel Nassif 205,000
Richard Lyndaker 51,000

Darren Woods

Gabriel Nassif

Both our coaches have now made it into the Final table.

They are on break now, and the final table should start in about an hour.

Check back in around an hour and you should see the live stream at: http://www.wsop.com/2011/live-video/

Here are the chip counts:

Kim Nguyen 680,000
Alexander Kuzmin 655,000
Andrey Zaichenko 500,000
Darren Woods 338,000
Samuel Golbuff 313,000
Gabriel Nassif 160,000

Here's an interview with Gabriel Nassif before the final table

Via pokernews:

Gabriel Nassif raised from the cutoff, Samuel Golbuff re-raised on the button, and Nassif called. The flop fell J:h T:d A:c, Nassif checked, and Goldbuff bet. Nassif tanked for a very long time - he had less than two big bets and was deciding whether or not to just get the rest of his chips in the middle. He eventually mucked his cards, but on the very next hand he got his stack in the middle against Golbuff.

Nassif: A:h 9:s
Golbuff: A:s Q:d

Nassif was dominated, and did not catch up when the board ran J:h A:d 8:dA:c 2:c The Parisian pro finished in 6th place, and will receive $27,720 (about €19,235) for his efforts.

Current chip counts (6k/12k)

1 Samuel Golbuff 950,000
2 Kim Nguyen 550,000
3 Alexander Kuzmin 509,000
4 Darren Woods 420,000
5 Andrey Zaichenko 400,000

4 left now (10k/20k blinds)

Chip counts:

Samuel Golbuff 925,000
Kim Nguyen 772,000
Darren Woods 655,000
Alexander Kuzmin 299,000

Here's a quick chip count update (13k/25k):

1 Kim Nguyen1,050,000
2 Samuel Golbuff 875,000
3 Darren Woods

Live stream is at: http://www.wsop.com/2011/live-video/default.aspx?TID=11458

Heads-up now.

Kim Nguyen 1.5 million
Darren Woods 1.15 million

It's 1.65 million to 1 million in Darren Wood's favour now.

I just spoke to Darren to get some of his thoughts about the heads-up match and his opponent. Here's what he had to say:

On Kim :"She plays really aggressive, she plays perfectly well." "I don't know if she plays heads-up but I wanted to skip out the breaks in case she goes to get some advice from her friends. Heads-up is my main game."

On his chances: "Anything can happen, but I will put it at 65:35 in my favour"

UK brings home another.

Gratz!!!

The heads-up match

Woods with his bracelet