WPT $25,000 Final: Day 1B - Interactive

[steels]

Some updates on jan sjåvik please..

[snoopy1239]

Thanks to my reliable source, Claus Nielsen of Martins Poker who, incidentally, finalled in this event last year, I have learned that Mark Teltscher is OUT at the hands of Gus Hansen.

Gus raised it up pre-flop under-the-gun and Mark flat called along with three others.

Flop =

Gus bet 2,700, Mark made it 7,500 and Gus moved all-in.

Mark called for his last 25k, but his T-9 was no match for Gus' which survived come the raggy Turn and River.

[snoopy1239]

Some updates on jan sjåvik please..

He's right over in the other room, so I'll check up on him in a bit - for now, here is reclining back on his chair, clearly relaxed.

[snoopy1239]

Jack Schanbacher -- 42,000
Noah Jefferson -- 50,000
Joe Hachem -- 49,000
Furzad Bonyadi -- 33,000
Erik Sagstrom -- 6,500
Per Ummer -- 70,500
James Holmes -- 46,500
Johnny Chan -- 50,500
Lars Bonding -- 82,500
Timothy McCarthy -- 57,500

[NoflopsHomer]

I see Mark 'The Snapper' is there.

[Djinn]

Table 64

James Rice -- 21,500
?
Jeff Littlefield -- 65,450
Vinny Vinh -- 84,000
Bruno Fitoussi -- 58,500
Hollis Stabler -- 90,500
Mohamad Kowssarie -- 70,000
Christopher Overgard -- 34,000
Don Zewin -- 48,150
Dave Ulliott -- 38,350

[Djinn]

Table 59

Matt Gianetti -- 66,500
Thomas Wahlroos -- 51,000
?
Peter Feldman -- 45,300
Humberto Brenes -- 51,250
Connie Kim -- 62,500
Alejandro Tort -- 61,400
Isabelle Mercier -- 45,000
Jim McManus -- 44,700
Matt Hawrilenko -- Not there, presumed OUT

[snoopy1239]

Mack Lee is OUT.

Mark Newhouse made it 800 pre-flop, Mack Lee re-popped it to 3,200 and Mark called.

Raggy Flop, Mack bet 5k, Mark pushed for 25k and Mack called all-in.

Mack is dominating with Queens versus Jacks, but Mark rivers a third Knave.

Ouch!

So, with the break just coming to an end, there'll be no return of the Mack. 

[CrestOfaWave]

looks like a fantastic field ... sat with Praz for 1st 2 hours at Manchester. I am sure he was playing more LAGGY than usual so he could get to this event. GL Praz - unlucky Karl at the GUKPT ... you were running very well

Greg

[RichieLawlor]

Sorry, no player list as of yet, but on a board of 2-Q-T-7-9, the guy on left called a 14k bet from the chap to his left, taking the pot down with T-7 vs. A-Q.

I really feel like I should know the chap who won the pot, if anyone can name him, please do so.

Tim Phan i think

[snoopy1239]

Juan Carlos Alvarado -- 48,000
Mark Newhouse -- 96,000
Marco Traniello -- 44,000
Mack Lee -- out
Edvin Davoudi -- 56,000
James Lee -- 50,500
Freddie Deeb -- 104,500
Emad Thatouh -- 41,500
Michael Moed -- 33,500
Allen Cunningham -- 51,000

[Vinnebin]

Hey guys! Updates are as great as ever!

Can you give us Dutchies some updates on Abel Meijberg (EPT Baden FTist), Steve Wong (WSOP side event FT and well known WPT player) and Sander Foppele (Dutch soap-actor, can you confirm this, he was seated next to Todd Brunson). I have no idea what the table seatings are.

Keep up the good work!

[Dry em]

looks like a fantastic field ... sat with Praz for 1st 2 hours at Manchester. I am sure he was playing more LAGGY than usual so he could get to this event. GL Praz - unlucky Karl at the GUKPT ... you were running very well

Greg

Thx Greg, absolutely nothing to work with on day 2...can only get so far if the deck isn't co-operating ;o)

Any Bansi related updates Jen/Snoops?

[Djinn]

Sorry, no player list as of yet, but on a board of 2-Q-T-7-9, the guy on left called a 14k bet from the chap to his left, taking the pot down with T-7 vs. A-Q.

I really feel like I should know the chap who won the pot, if anyone can name him, please do so.

Tim Phan i think

I recognise him from last year's World Series - that is his name - he was one of the big stacks at some point attracting a lot of press attention, including us.  He seemed a very capable player indeed, and even in a field like this stands a good chance, in my opinion.

[RichieLawlor]

Sorry, no player list as of yet, but on a board of 2-Q-T-7-9, the guy on left called a 14k bet from the chap to his left, taking the pot down with T-7 vs. A-Q.

I really feel like I should know the chap who won the pot, if anyone can name him, please do so.

Tim Phan i think

I recognise him from last year's World Series - that is his name - he was one of the big stacks at some point attracting a lot of press attention, including us.  He seemed a very capable player indeed, and even in a field like this stands a good chance, in my opinion.

He was the bloke with pocket tens vs Andy blacks AQ flopped a set only to lose to runner runner queens. i think gutshot interviewed him a million times during it