WSOP 2010 Fantasy Contest

[RioRodent]

Hellmuth finished 15th in Event 8 for one point

No cashers in Event Nine

despite a host of league names appearing in event 10, the MPower & RioRodent wild card Men Nguyewn is the only casher, still in with 15 left


Spreadsheet updated

FYP

[TightEnd]

Hellmuth finished 15th in Event 8 for one point

No cashers in Event Nine

despite a host of league names appearing in event 10, the MPower & RioRodent wild card Men Nguyewn is the only casher, still in with 15 left


Spreadsheet updated

good stuff. inspired pick so far
FYP

[TightEnd]

Event 10 Men Nguyen wins propelling RioRodent into the joint lead

Event 11 cashes for Elky and Taylor Paur

Event 12 cashes for Sorel Mizzi and, getting off the mark, Phil Ivey

Spreadsheet updated

[DaveShoelace]

Did anyone go for Flushy?

Rich, can you post the spreadsheet link in your OP? saves us wading thru all the posts again

[TightEnd]

Did anyone go for Flushy?

er, no. Oh we of little faith

Rich, can you post the spreadsheet link in your OP? saves us wading thru all the posts again

Added it into my sig line

[TightEnd]

Erik Seidel's cash in Event 14 Sends Rio Rodent into the lead

Scott Siever is on for a final table in the same event

In 15, a host of big names littering the top of the leader board including Ivey

Dwan about to score big points in Event 12, He's heads up

Spreadsheet updated

[LeedsRhodesy]

1      Simon Watt     8,750,000
2    Tom Dwan    2,795,000

[LeedsRhodesy]

Annie Duke Twitter

I'm enjoying sweating the Durrr match mainly because I have no money on it:) Big swing for a bunch of my friends and relatives though.


for some reason i think they is more then £2 million on the prop bet

[DaveShoelace]

I really hope he wins it, I dont care how big a lead the other kid has, he must be shitting himself with who he is sat across from.

[DaveShoelace]

He lost, the high stakes community breath a sigh of relief

[TightEnd]

Play finished early for the day in the $10k 7CS 8 or better so that the players could celebrate lol

Meanwhile, Tom Dwan three points. Moonand Back the only player to pick Dwan, as the other 467 contestants went for Ivey in the same category

MoonandBack, RioRodent now joint leaders

[TightEnd]

Scott Seiver 1 point in Event 14 for freerollin, missed the final

[Free_Rollin]

Scott Seiver 1 point in Event 14 for freerollin, missed the final

Sighhh, run better pls Seiverrrrrrrrrrrr

From Poker News

Nick Binger opened to 8,000 from the cutoff and Scott Seiver moved all in for over 35,000.

Binger sat in the tank for nearly three minutes before standing up and pulling an A4 sheet of paper out of his pocket that had a some 2-7 Draw Lowball hand ranges and mathematics calculations on it along with some other unreadable (to our PokerNews reporter) notes on it.

"Wait. Can you even do that?" asked Seiver.

"Can you use one when you're playing hold'em? Yes, so you can use one here," replied Binger as the Tournament Director nodded in agreement.

Binger sat back down and let a further two minutes slide by before eventually making the call and drawing one as Seiver stood pat.

Seiver tabled his {9-}{8-}{7-}{3-}{2-} and Binger his {8-}{4-}{3-}{2-} as he caught the {7-} to take the lead and send Seiver to the rail in 12th place for a $4,404 payday as Binger soars to 245,000 in chips.

[easypickings]

Scott Seiver 1 point in Event 14 for freerollin, missed the final

Sighhh, run better pls Seiverrrrrrrrrrrr

From Poker News

Nick Binger opened to 8,000 from the cutoff and Scott Seiver moved all in for over 35,000.

Binger sat in the tank for nearly three minutes before standing up and pulling an A4 sheet of paper out of his pocket that had a some 2-7 Draw Lowball hand ranges and mathematics calculations on it along with some other unreadable (to our PokerNews reporter) notes on it.

"Wait. Can you even do that?" asked Seiver.

"Can you use one when you're playing hold'em? Yes, so you can use one here," replied Binger as the Tournament Director nodded in agreement.

Binger sat back down and let a further two minutes slide by before eventually making the call and drawing one as Seiver stood pat.

Seiver tabled his {9-}{8-}{7-}{3-}{2-} and Binger his {8-}{4-}{3-}{2-} as he caught the {7-} to take the lead and send Seiver to the rail in 12th place for a $4,404 payday as Binger soars to 245,000 in chips.

Wow. It's very interesting if you can do that; that kind of thing counts for quite a lot more than in holdem, so I'm surprised that it's allowed!

[TightEnd]

No updates today as yet but points are on the way

In Event 15 Juanda is a top three stack near the bubble and Geroge Lind still in

In Event 16 JP Kelly, David Sands, Tom Marchese and Jerry Wang have cashed for at least a point

In Event 13 David Baker has cashed and is still going