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Title: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 10:31:52 AM Play is due to commence at 12pm Las Vegas time, which I believe is 8pm UK time.
For interactive coverage, and photos from the event, visit the Interactive thread by clicking this link: http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=22739 (http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=22739). Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 21, 2007, 07:55:28 PM Well, we're here, in the Bellagio, in Las Vegas, trying not to trip up the rest of the press as we cement ourselves to the outer wall of the Fontana Lounge, in which will soon be played what is probably the best tournament in the world... the $25k WPT Championship. It's luxurious, the tables pristine, the stacks very deep, the wireless Coming Any Minute, the WPT press ladies Lindsay and Beatrice helpful and we're generally excited to be covering this event.
In parallel you have the UK's Manchester GUKPT continuing through the weekend, while this will just go on and on, until someone is left as Champion, joining a select group of people who have won multiple million dollars in one tournament. Been looking forward to this - and a day 'adjusting' to the climate (nice) the time (8 hours earlier than London) and the surroundings (what can I say, there's a chocolate fountain here) has left us feeling as ready as we've ever been. 20 minutes is counting down on the TV screens. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 21, 2007, 08:51:44 PM We're in the first level, having shuffled up and dealt at a nearly spot-on-time midday (coinciding with the Bellagio fountains doing their ridiculous lake-in-a-desert show to the American National Anthem). The sound of many, many tournament chips being riffled and won and lost in small increments is muted by the thick Bellagio carpets and drapery, while the Up view is an impressive chandelier, and the Down view is a room packed to bursting with tables. There are wedding chapels bigger than this - much better for us than our only other Vegas basis of comparison, the Rio. Two day Ones - Snoopy has been listing some of those present on the first.
Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 08:52:55 PM Okey cokey, I've done my rounds and here are the players I spotted.
Miami John Cernuto Alan Smurfit Liz Lieu Barry Greenstein David Pham Ross Boatman Harry Demetriou Shane Schledger Hoyt Corkins Jamie Gold Paul Alterman Peter Gould Jani Sointula Johnny Lodden Brian Townsend Jennifer Harman TJ Cloutier Joe Bartholdi Juha Helppi Any Black Phil Ivey Padraig Parkinson Scott Fischman Kenna James Ben Roberts Martin Wendt Jesse Jones Bruce Yamron Barny Boatman Peter Haslam Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 21, 2007, 10:02:59 PM Attention was drawn to table Parkinson as this monster of a hand went down just before the first break:
So, we have threeway action on the turn. Padraig quietly announces that a bet of 41,000 has been made on his table. The board reads 9c Ahrt Jh 6h. Amazingly, there is interest, to the tune of all-in from all three players at this point. Padraig guesses, quite correctly, that the lady to his right has just hit the nuts. She apparently managed to spill beer on the table a couple of hands previously ("I love it when someone spills beer on the table and it isn't me," adds Parkinson) but looked pretty calm now as her opponents showed Ad Ac and Js Jd respectively (incredibly). "No pair!" she predictably requests, and the river brings a Kc to a bit of a shriek of delight, as she now has 130k+. Her name: Anna Wrobelski (she won an event here during this festival which got the 21-year-old newcomer a seat in this one) - she's now the chip leader, who said, "Don't take a picture of me with beer, I'll look like an alcoholic." Just at that moment, the waitress brought her another one and she seemed to relent, "Two beers is OK." Pictures on Interactive thread (must be signed in to see them)... Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 10:17:06 PM Bad news for JP Kelly fans, the newly illegal (in America, anyhow) is down to just 4k after an unfortunate set over set encounter.
JP raised it up to 250 pre-flop with Queens, two people smooth called behind him and the big blind made it 1,250 with Kings. JP called. K-Q-5 Flop Bet, raise, re-raise, re-re-raise, push (JP making the final push). No miracle quads. "He's one of two fish on the table, anyone else and I could have got away from it." ------------------ Also stuggling is Peter Haslam (we've decided to call him Birmingham Pete seeing that he's next door to John Cernuto). Birmingham Pete's currently on 40k after his flopped set was outdone by a Turned straight. Still plenty of time, even JP can come back from 4k with this structure. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 10:49:54 PM Steve Zoine -- 73.5k
Marcel Luske -- 49.5k Eli Elezra -- 52k Tom Franklin -- 56.5k John Cernuto -- 37.5k David Williams -- 80k Jess Jones -- 51.5k Marc Goodwin -- 80k Joe Bartholdi -- 84.5k Vanessa Rousso -- 59k Peter Haslam -- 49.5k Kenna James -- 51k Johnny Lodden -- 70.5k JP Kelly -- 4k Harry Demetriou -- 89.5k John Hennigan -- 20k Kristy Gazes -- 53k Juha Helppi -- 58k David Pham -- 45.5k Barry Greenstein -- 43.5k John Myung -- 57.5k Jennifer Harman -- 56k Scott Fischman -- 53k Christian Grundtvig -- 68k TJ Cloutier -- 32.2k Dan Harrington -- 70k Joe Rafferty -- 58k Ross Boatman -- 44.5k Other counts: John Gale 23,650 Dan Alspach 46,575 Ram Vaswani 50,650 John Juanda 60,800 Gavin Simms 53,200 Noah Boeken 35,600 Martin Wendt 53,800 Barney Boatman 65,000 Andy Black 61,850 Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 10:56:14 PM Dwayne Moyers is OUT.
Eliminated at the hands of early chip leader Anna Wrobelski. With the board reading 4h Tc 6h 3h 2d, Dwayne pushed in for his last 10k saying "Oh, I like you in the process." "I've got a set," announces Anna as she reveals her Deuces to take down the pot and take out yet another player. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 21, 2007, 11:01:29 PM When it's all looking slow (blinds are currently 100/200) you can always count on Phil Hellmuth to be doing or at least saying something. Here's one I saw earlier:
He raises in early position to 1,200. The big blind calls (Phil: "You were thinking about raising? What, have you got a pair of Eights?") His guess was amusing considering how the board cards came - to start with: 8c 4s 5d His opponent bet out, and Hellmuth called, muttering something about A-K. Turn: 8s Now Phil faced a 3k bet, saying, "Chance to be a hero Hellmuth..." and called. No one talks about themselves in the third person with such self-assurance in England. It's great to watch. River: 8d Matey bet 5k and Phil announced, "Call!" before the chip landed on the central area of the felt. He was shown Ks Qh; his Jd Jc were good. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 11:11:10 PM John Hennigan is OUT. Didn't catch the hand, but I saw him leaving the table with a pile of chips sailing the other way, which is never the best of signs.
Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 21, 2007, 11:20:53 PM Barney Boatman increases his stack by a good 13k or so: saw him check-raising a 3k bet to 10k on a 4h 3s 4d 9s board. He received a slow call - in contrast he announced "all-in" for his 40k or so on the Js river almost immediately. This time he didn't face a long decision, but picked it up there in a matter of seconds.
_________________________________ Andy Black's left hand side neighbours Sorel Mizzi and Lyle Berman, requiring more interest in this early level, are overheard combing through the fine points of their side bets... "So it's $1,000 red or black..." Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 11:43:55 PM Joe Rafferty's currently on 53k, although he did take a 15k hit with top two pair versus trips before clawing back 5.
Roland de Wolfe has around 60k. Ross Boatman has 53k after rivering a full house with 8-6s on a 9-8-4-8-6 board. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 21, 2007, 11:53:32 PM JP Kelly has doubled up to 10k (13k really, but he lost 3k moments after).
All-in for Kc Qc for 4,850 after there'd been an under-the-gun raise and two flat calls ("the dead money made my mind up for me"), he was not called by the initial raiser, but more surprisingly, the first caller, who flipped over Td Tc. Nice Jc 7c 9c Flop and although the Tens had an out for a straight flush (the ten of clubs would make it impossible for JP to make his Royal), it didn't arrive and JP shoots up to a much more playable 13,000. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 12:18:06 AM Second Room Discovered
In the Bellagio poker room, a handful of WPT tournament tables are scattered between the medium to enormous cash games. Sorry it took two levels to find them (they're about a mile down the hall) but here are a few counts wanted from earlier: John Duthie 82,675. I asked him what had happened early (expecting some swashbuckling big pots recounted by the EPT figurehead) but he just said, "I've been playing really tight. You have to in these comps. Amazingly tight, actually." Well, that extra 32k must have come from somewhere, I'll see if he's more forthcoming in the next break. He also cashed in this event last year. Roland de Wolfe 55,750 Writing small notes all the time. Gavin Smith 40.900 Kris85 (Kristian Kjondal) 41,475 Victor Ramdin 50,150 Abe Korotki 60,000 (Asked for his chip count by his wife, who added, "He's got a WSOP win, now for the WPT...Room full of allstars) Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 12:28:37 AM Full Player List for Day 1A:
Elia Ahmadian Danny Alaei Dennis Almasy Dan Alspach Gregory Alston Paul Alterman Timothy Anders Rene Angelil Richard Anthony Anthony Argila Josh Arieh Doa Kim Bac Greg Baird Tom Barkas Robert Barnes Rick Barstow Joe Bartholdi Jim Bechtel Paul Begum Eric Beller Brad Berman Lyle Berman Chris Bjorin Andrew Black Ross Boatman Barney Boatman Noah Boeken Wayne Boich Emeline Boich Alex Bolotin Jon Bonetti Justin Bonomo Burt Boutin Steve Brecher Chad Brown Blake Buffington Jeff Cabanillas Erik Cajelais Rhynie Campbell Kyle Carlston Cory Carroll Nick Cassavetes John Cernuto Wei Kai Chang Tim Chauser Neila Chriss Scott Clements Tj Cloutier Rock Cloutier Hoylt Corkins Bruce Corman Tony Cousineau Steve Crockett Ricky Cummings Alan Cutler Jimmy D' Ambrosio Richard Dabal Fred David Raymond Davis Quirt Davis Alfred De Carlos Martin Deknijff Harry Demitriou Sandor Demjan Eric Deregt Roland Dewolfe David Dicken Ben Doud Veronica Dunn Steve Dunning John Duthie Jason Eakes Mark Edwards Eli Elezra Eli Eslami Terricita Evanowski Will Failla Ron Faltinsky Ray Faltinsky Bob Feduniak Maureen Feduniak Amnon Filippi Scott Fischman Alan Fixel Frank Flowers Stuart Fox Tom Franklin Erik Friberg Jon Friedberg Stan Fulton Bill Gaffney John Gale Tor Gammelgard Pierre Garand Kristy Gazes Roland Gentner Matthew Glantz Alan Goehring Jamie Gold Marc Goodwin Ari Goott Peter Gould Steven Graham Barry Greenstein David Grey Edward Gross Christian Grundtvig Jared Hamby Pat Hamner Nick Hanna Edward Hansen Thor Hansen John Hanson Adeeb Harb Jason Hardage Jennifer Harman Daniel Harrington John Harris Richard Harroch Peter Haslam Gary Haubelt Isaac Haxton Jay Heimowitz Phil Hellmuth Bradley Helm Juha Helppi John Hennigan Eric Hershler Jerry Humphrey Ii Scott Idsinga Phil Ivey Alex Jacob Kenna James Euna Jee Marco Johnson Greg Johnson Berry Johnston Jesse Jones Sir Robert Dean Jones Jeremy Joseph Cliff Josephy John Juanda Tad Jurgens Marc Karam Jack Karban Gevork Kasabyan Eugene Katchalov Cary Katz Ted Kearly Matt Keikoan Charles Kelley John Kelly Chris Kennedy Kian Kiarash David Kim Chris King Harold Kirkpatrick Kristian Kjondal Abraham Korotki Paul Kraus Christian Kruel Guy Laliberte David Lambard Mike Landers Grant Lang Krishna Lawrence Ted Lawson Tuan Le Tom Lee Paul Lee Doug Lee Agis Leontakianakos Jason Lester David Levi Paul Lieu Liz Lieu Joao Lima Jonathan Little J J Liu Johnny Lodden Scott Lundberg Marcel Luske Moto Yuki Mabuchi Scott Machninch James Mackey Douglas Mackinnon Jeff Madsen Doron Malinasky Steve Mandelbaum Anthony Marks George Marlow Robert Mathews Davidson Matthew Philip Matthews Scott Mayfield Jim Mc Crink Tom Mc Evoy Steven Mclaughlin Andrew Micali Jeppe Mikkelsen Jake Minter Robert Mizrachi Sorel Mizzi Herb Montalbano Jordan Morgan Abraham Mosseri Dwayne Moyers Peter Muller Yohannes Muruz John Myung Amir Nasseri John Nathan Robert Nehrayan Tuan Nguyen Men Nguyen Binh Quoc Nguyen Tai Nguyen Harry Noel Don Odea Anders Osterstrom Chuck Pacheco Padre Parkinson Rajendra Patel David Peat Justin Pechie Rehne Pedersen Ralph Perry David Pham Loi Phan Billy Pilossoph David Plastik Tom Pniak Vincent Procopio Joseph Pulliam Daniel Quach Joseph Rafferty Annand Ramdin Brian Rast Ben Roberts Anthony Romanelli Mark Rose Vanessa Rousso Ben Sabrin Omar Saeed Francois Safieddine Rich Salomon Antonio Salorio Chris Santora Kevin Saul Alan Schein Shane Schleger Thomas Schneider Noah Schwartz Aaron Scott Joe Sebok Charlie Sewell Daniel Shak John Shipley Shannon Shorr Barry Shulman Joseph Simmons Steve Simmons Gavin Simms Nek-Pal Singh David Sklansky Cody Slaubaugh Gavin Smith John Smith Alan Smurfit Jani Sointula David Stroj Mark Stubbs Joe Tehan Roy Thung Brian Townsend Vadin Trincher Eliseo Trujillo Soren Turkewitsch James Van Alstyne Ram Vaswani Cindy Violette Haralabos Voulgaris Manousos Vourkoutiotis Andreas Walnum Robeert Wazelle Adam Weinraub Martin Wendt Louis Werman Tim West Tom West Keith William David Williams Matthew Wolf Danny Wong Carl Wong Michael Woo Dustin Woolf Anna Wroblewski Michael Xu Bruce Yamron Justin Young Hertzel Zalewski Alvin Zeidenfeld Steven Zoine Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 12:46:39 AM Shane Schleger is OUT.
Kings into Aces, helpless 4-J-3-T-5 board. Took it well, to his credit. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 12:58:15 AM Two tables' full counts, with only one identity gap as a player's been moved:
Alan Schein 92,050 Justin Young 63,900 Alex Jacob 6,575 David Pham 47,000 Joe Sebok 42,325 Bruce Corman 69,200 Alan Fixel 36,000 Matthew Davidson 44,350 Barry Greenstein 33,625 Ari Goott 65,200 Wayne Boich 45,900 Harry Noel OUT (Outdraw by Hellmuth - he had Aces vs. Phil's flopped top pair and gutshot. The gutshot got him; Hellmuth, to be fair, ackowledged that he'd just lucked out) Robert Barnes 57,600 Phil Hellmuth 60,150 Jason Lester 37,250 Andrew Micali 65,700 Cory Carroll 44,450 Chris King 48,800 John Myung 79,300 Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 01:00:18 AM David Williams -- 30k
Marcel Luske -- 63.5k John Gale -- 22.5k Jennifer Harman -- 48k Phil Hellmuth -- 49k Paul Alterman -- 56k Joe Rafferty -- 54.5k Dan Harrington -- 63.5k David Sklansky -- 58k Barry Greenstein -- 33k David Pham -- 46.5k Peter Haslam -- 68k Ross Boatman -- 54.5k Shane Schleger -- out Jon Bonetti -- 60.5k Blake Buffington -- 54.5k Liz Lieu -- 51.5k Shannon Shorr -- 94k Johnny Lodden -- 74.5k Ben Roberts -- 33k Andy Black -- 57.5k Sorel Mizzi -- 51k Steve Zoine -- 70.5k Alan Smurfit -- 41.5k Barny Boatman -- 104k Noah Boeken -- 47.5k Martin Wendt -- 41.5k Bruce Yamron -- 117k Hoyt Corkins -- 82.5k Martin de Kjniff -- 37k Jamie Gold -- 85k Dan Alspach -- 39k Donnacha O'Dea -- 45.5k Gavin Simms -- 50k John Juanda -- 57k Ram Vaswani -- 93.5k Tuan Le -- 43.5k Maureen Feduniak -- 74k Terricta Evanowski -- 29k Anders Osterstrom -- 42.5k Joseph Simmons -- 46.5k Eli Eslami -- 20.5k Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 01:09:52 AM Chipcounts on Lodden, Kristian Kjøndal and Thor Hansen please. Ty Ty, Great updates.. No worries, coming up soon. Thor Hansen 72,800 Johnny Lodden 77,900 Kristian Kjøndal in the other room (break in 5 mins not enough time to get there). ___________________________ And Irish Updates, seeing as they're all nicely nearby: Padraig Parkinson 67,750 (don't let his self-deprecating sidetracking fool you, I reckon he's got as good a shot at this as anyone) Andy Black 58,500 Joe Rafferty 44,750 Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 01:39:08 AM John Gale has doubled up. There was a raise to 700, a call and an all-in for 7 from John.
The original raiser folded but the caller swiftly shoved in a 10k chip. A-Q v 8-8 K-6-6-Q-K board. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 02:13:30 AM Quick Brit check (and yes, I AM taking Black ;sark;)
Andy Black -- 58.5k Gavin Simms -- 74k Paul Alterman -- 58k Barny Boatman -- 93.5k Roland de Wolfe -- 49.5k Ram Vaswani -- 55k Peter Haslam -- 57k Ross Boatman -- 69.5k Marc Goodwin -- 129k Ben Roberts -- 43k Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 02:25:41 AM Early leader Anna Wrobleski has continued upwards - it looks like her stack is topping 160,000 at this point. But with others like Goodwin getting up towards the 130k mark (I don't think there are any actually threatening to overtake yet) she can't just rest on her laurels. She just called someone down, check calling the turn and river, when the board was King high, disjointed, with no flush possible. The river call was around 6k, however, which she quickly announced she'd made with "Ace high." Ahrt Qc, to be exact. Which won - her opponent clearly didn't think that would be the hand to call his river bluff (he held Q-T).
She says, "Don't you hate it that I keep doing the right thing? They said I was a calling station..." Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 02:40:11 AM Counts from the Stage Table (it's on a stage - easy to assume it's Televised and out of bounds, while it's neither)
Peter Gould 82,000 Stuart Fox 35,500 Jani Sointula 66,300 _______________________________________ JJ Liu 34,000 Noah Boeken 44,300 Marcel Luske 58,000 Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 02:46:28 AM Vanessa Rousso is partly to blame for Erik Friberg's dwindling chips, saw this hand while passing... Vanessa flat called (blinds 200/400) as did Paul Kraus, the small blind made up and big blind Friberg raised a further 1,600. Vanessa called as did Paul.
Flop: Qc 8s Td Erik bet out 4k, Vanessa flat called and the third player got out of the way. Turn: 9s (I couldn't see what was bet here, so better not just make it up) River: Kc check-check pretty fast and Vanessa showed the 8d 8c, insisting that her opponent's cards be shown. I think there was some kind of A-x, where x was not, clearly, a Jack. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 02:51:23 AM Alex Jacob, who was shortstacked for most of the day, is now OUT.
--------- Greg Johnson is OUT Tens v A-K A-6-3-9-3 board Billy Pilossoph the beneficiary. ---------- Looking around the room, John Pham has disappeared from the table right in front of us and I see no sign of Cyndy Violette, who tends to stand out in front of a crowd. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 03:07:10 AM Another break - when they get back the blinds will be 300/600 ante 75.
250 players remaining... one or two levels only left today - they're going for less of a marathon feel and more of a succession of gentle jogs. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 03:34:05 AM Chad Brown is OUT, moving all in with Queens on a 4c 8c 5s, he ran into the Aces of Marc Goodwin which ultimately held up on the Jc and 3d Turn and River.
Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 03:40:49 AM Tom McEvoy -- 55k
Johnny Lodden -- 99k Vanessa Rousso -- 94.5k Kenna James -- 27k Isaac Haxton -- 101.5k Eric Friberg -- 4k Robert Wazelle -- 51.5k Rene Angelil -- 42k Chad Brown -- 33k to out Billy Pilossoph -- 119.5k Eli Elezri -- 23.5k John Myung -- 68k Ari Goot -- 86k John Shipley -- 71.5k Captain Tom Franklin -- 52k Jennifer Harman -- 53k Paul Alterman -- 52k Marc Goodwin -- 170.5k John Gale -- 26.5k Cliff Josephy -- 57.5k Scott Fischman -- 16.5k Christian Grundtvig -- 73.5k Juha Helppi -- 80k Rock Cloutier -- 52.5k TJ Cloutier -- 27.5k Kristy Gazes -- 82.5k Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 03:45:54 AM Some others -
Padraig Parkinson 64,000 (saying he was doing 'less than us' which I could only assume meant 'working very hard, but not quite as hard as you.' I was wrong; he meant nothing was happening, and as for his 60k+ - "I am good, I should have more than that." Anna Wrobelski 182,000 Phil Ivey 42,400 David Sklansky 37,150 JJ Liu 23,550 Roland de Wolfe 59,800 Marcel Luske 117,000 Jesse Jones 70,000 Pete Haslam 40,000 David Williams 17,225 Steve Zoine 89,000 Harry Demetriou 30,000 Johnny Lodden 100,000 Dan Harrington 72,400 Joe Rafferty 22,800 Ross Boatman 56,000 Alan Schein 127,000 Justin Young 110,000 Joe Sebok 92,500 Bruce Corman 75,250 Barry Greenstein 25,050 Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 04:00:29 AM John Juanda is OUT, all-in with Aspades 3h versus 5s 4s on a 5h 6s 3s board.
Rather emphatic 2s on the Turn. Academic Th River. Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on April 22, 2007, 04:27:37 AM With just 15 minutes left of today's play, a few counts from the Row We Left Behind:
Gavin Smith 80k Jamie Gold 105k Maureen Feduniak 29.5k John Duthie 14k Victor Ramdin 12.8k Dan Alspach 65.5k Ram Vaswani 45.6k Liz Lieu 45k Gavin Simms 105k Martin Wendt 20.5k Barney Boatman 81k Noah Boeken 48k Tim Anders 36.5k Sorel Mizzi 105k Andy Black 33k Stuart Fox 48k Peter Gould 95k Jani Sointula 72k Title: Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1 - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on April 22, 2007, 04:28:07 AM A brisk scour of the room informs me that this motley crew are all challenging for the chip lead:
Anna Wroblewski -- 224,000 John Smith -- 171,000 Marc Goodwin -- 170,000 Shannon Shorr -- 153,000 Eric Hershler -- 142.500 Paul Lee -- 142,000 |