WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited

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Event 2


1 Michael Mizrachi, $1,559,046 US

2 Vladimir Schmelev $963,365 Russia

3 David Oppenheim $603,348 United States

4 John Juanda $436,865 United States

5 Robert Mizrachi $341,429 United States

6 David Baker $272,275  United States

7 Daniel Alaei $221,105  United States

8 Mikael Thuritz $182,463 United States

9 Nick Schulman $152,730 United States

10 Alexander Kostritsyn $152,730 Russia

[outragous76]

Ship it to the Grinder!

Thats one way to pay a tax bill

wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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Event 3 ($1,000 NLH, 4345 runners) has hit the final table

Don't know any of these, but good luck to them all

1st prize is $625,000


Dash Dudley -- 1,355,000


Bart Davis -- 1,355,000


Nicholas Mitchell -- 1,280,000


Deepak Bhatti -- 400,000


Gabe Costner -- 1,830,000


Richard Rice -- 700,000


Aadam Daya -- 2,855,000


Isaac Settle -- 970,000


Cory Brown -- 2,315,000


No British cashers in this one

 

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Just 23 players remain in event number #5,

$1500 No Limit Hold’em

Praz Bansi  was in the top ten chip counts after day 1 and is now in 5th with 616,000.

blinds are 6k-12k.


David Sands is in 4th behind big chip leader Vincent Jacques of Canada

$500,000+ for 1st


Moorman 46th for $8,500

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Meanwhile in Event 6 the $5K nlhe Shootout 36 players made it through from 358 strarters and are each now guaranteed $15k

4 Brits in the list

Heather Mercer          
Eugene Katchalov       
Brent Wheeler       
David Rheem       
Josef Monro       
Joseph Mcgowan       
Joshua Tieman       
Justin Smith       
Keven Stammen       
Max Pescatori       
Tommy Vedes       
Brent Hanks       
Christian Harder       
Blair Hinkle    
Aaron Gustavson       
William Molson       
James Akenhead       
Stuart Rutter       
Dario Minieri    
Julien Nuijten       
Pablo Fernandez       
Maxim Lykov       
Neil Channing       
John Duthie       
Nicolas Levi       
Aaron Been       
Chris Bell       
Tom Dwan       
Joseph Elpayaa       
Danny Estes       
Chris Ferguson       
Benjamin May       
Faraz Jaka       
Chad Brown       
Chris Moore           
Cary Katz       

[GreekStein]

Meanwhile in Event 6 the $5K nlhe Shootout 36 players made it through from 358 strarters and are each now guaranteed $15k

4 Brits in the list

Heather Mercer          
Eugene Katchalov       
Brent Wheeler       
David Rheem       
Josef Monro       
Joseph Mcgowan       
Joshua Tieman       
Justin Smith       
Keven Stammen       
Max Pescatori       
Tommy Vedes       
Brent Hanks       
Christian Harder       
Blair Hinkle    
Aaron Gustavson       
William Molson       
James Akenhead       
Stuart Rutter       
Dario Minieri    
Julien Nuijten       
Pablo Fernandez       
Maxim Lykov       
Neil Channing       
John Duthie       
Nicolas Levi       
Aaron Been       
Chris Bell       
Tom Dwan       
Joseph Elpayaa       
Danny Estes       
Chris Ferguson       
Benjamin May       
Faraz Jaka       
Chad Brown       
Chris Moore           
Cary Katz       

pretty f sick overall group!

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Michael Mizrachi Grinds Out Victory in 2010 Poker Players Championship

by: Nolan Dalla

Tournament Headlines:

Michael Mizrachi Grinds Out Victory in 2010 Poker Players Championship

Famed “Grinder” Collects First WSOP Gold Bracelet, Chip Reese Memorial Trophy, plus $1,559,046 Cash Prize

Russian Banker Vladimir Schemelev Finishes as Runner Up

David Oppenheim Comes Close to Incredible Comeback – Finishes Third

Michael “the Grinder” Mizrachi Eliminates Brother Robert Mizrachi at Final Table


Overview

The inaugural Poker Players Championship was won by Michael “the Grinder” Mizrachi. He has been on of the most successful tournament pros over the last six years, now with nearly $9 million in accumulated tournament winnings. Mizrachi had previously won just about every major title in poker except a WSOP gold bracelet, until this day when he pulled off a masterful victory in the biggest buy-in tournament of the year. The final table included Mizrachi playing against his brother Robert Mizrachi, who ended up finishing fifth. This marked the highest finish by two family members in WSOP history. Three different nations were represented at the final table, including the United States, Sweden, and Russia. “The Grinder,” cheered on by much of the Mizrachi family, won $1,559,046. In addition to the coveted WSOP gold bracelet, Mizrachi was also presented with Chip Reese Memorial Trophy.

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A Chow Down in Omaha! Michael Chow Wins First Gold Bracelet!

by: Nolan Dalla

Tournament Headlines:

A Chow Down in Omaha! Michael Chow Wins First Gold Bracelet!

Hawaiian Poker Pro Collects $237,463 in Omaha High-Low Split Battle

Former WSOP Gold Bracelet Winner Dan Heimiller Takes Second Place

Third-Largest Omaha High-Low Tournament in History Attracts 818 Players


Overview

Michael Chow, a 33-year-old poker pro from Honolulu, HI won his first WSOP gold bracelet in the $1,500 buy-in Omaha High-Low Split event. The tournament ended about 4:30 am, with a large cheering section celebrating Chow’s personal and professional triumph. Chow, who previously worked in real estate before playing poker full-time, now concentrates mostly on high-stakes cash games in his native Hawaii and in casinos in both Las Vegas and Los Angeles, earned a cool payout totaling $237,463. Chow defeated longtime tournament veteran Dan Heimiller in heads-up play. Chow dominated most of play on Day Three, but lost his chip lead late against Heimiller. In fact, it appeared the Las Vegas pro would defeat Chow at one point. But Chow made a strong comeback and earned a well-deserved victory. This was the third-biggest field in the history if WSOP Omaha High-Low events, with 818 players.

[DaveShoelace]

http://uk.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2010-wsop/event-6/

Rutter and Channing make the shootout 6 handed final

http://uk.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2010-wsop/event-5/

Bansi with more than half the chips in play 3 handed

How sweet would back to back brit bracelets be?

[DaveShoelace]

Heads Up for Praz

Praz Bansi: 5,140,000
Vincent Jacques: 4,280,000

[DaveShoelace]

Ian Frazier is out for the series, just seen his facebook page and he has trapped nerve in his leg, is doped up on pain killers and it cost him 10 grand in hospital fees. Nice

[RaisyDaisy86]

Has his opponent crushed now heads up!

[outragous76]

COME ON STUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

A six handed SNG  away from the bracelet! - 1 time buddy 1 time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mondatoo]

VBOL Stu win it all

[outragous76]

Has his opponent crushed now heads up!

nice  bok