WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited

[TightEnd]

updated

Place Name Location Chips
1 Joshua Tieman Chicago, IL 900000
2 Stuart Rutter Moseley, United Kingdom 900000
3 Nicolas Levi Paris, United Kingdom 900000
4 Neil Channing London, United Kingdom 900000
5 Brent Hanks Fillmore, NY 900000
6 Joseph Elpayaa Forest Park, IL 900000

Finish Name Location Prize
7 Cary Katz Poway, $16,607
8 Danny Estes Sumner, TX $16,607
9 Julien Nuijten Amsterdam, Netherlands $16,607
10 Benjamin May Portland, OR $16,607
11 Blair Hinkle Weatherby Lake, MO $16,607
12 Eugene Katchalov New York, NY $16,607
13 David Rheem Sunny Isles Beach, FL $16,607
14 Heather Mercer New York, NY $16,607
15 Keven Stammen Celina, OH $16,607
16 John Duthie London, United Kingdom $16,607
17 Josef Monro Beverly Hills, MI $16,607
18 Chris Moore Countryside, IL $16,607
19 Chris Bell Raleigh, NC $16,607
20 Aaron Been Tallahassee, FL $16,607
21 Maxim Lykov , $16,607
22 Dario Minieri Roma, Italy $16,607
23 Pablo Fernandez Asuncion, Paraguay $16,607
24 William Molson Westmount, QC $16,607
25 Chad Brown New Rochelle, NY $16,607
26 Aaron Gustavson Las Vegas, NV $16,607
27 Joseph Mcgowan Las Vegas, NV $16,607
28 Faraz Jaka Chicago, IL $16,607
29 Justin Smith Kissimmee, FL $16,607
30 Brent Wheeler St Charles, IL $16,607
31 Chris Ferguson Pacific Palisades, $16,607
32 Tommy Vedes Fort Mohave, AZ $16,607
33 Christian Harder Annapolis, MD $16,607
34 Max Pescatori Milan, Italy $16,607
35 Tom Dwan Edison, NJ $16,607
36 James Akenhead London, United Kingdom $16,607

Remaining Payouts:

1st $441,692
2nd $273,153
3rd $179,617
4th $125,387
5th $92,543
6th $71,998

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$2500 2-7 TD Lowball Event 7

Place Name Location Chips
1 David Chiu Las Vegas, NV 436000
2 Peter Gelencser Budapest, Hungary 400000
3 Don Mcnamara San Jose, 370000
4 Raphael Zimmerman Missdula, MT 262000
5 Tad Jurgens Tempe, AZ 223000
6 Leonard Martin Las Vegas, NV 195000
7 Shunjiro Uchida 173000
8 Jameson Painter 127000


Finish Name Location Prize
9 Farzad Bonyadi Beverly Hills, $13,232
10 Pat Poels Mesa, AZ $13,232
11 David Baker Katy, TX $9,972
12 Ted Forrest Las Vegas, NV $9,972
13 Steven Mcloughlin Las Vegas, NV $7,663
14 Christopher Fargis Brooklyn, NY $7,663
15 Eli Elezra Henderson, NV $7,663
16 Jordan Siegel Irvine, $7,663
17 Allen Kessler Las Vegas, NV $7,663
18 Alex Balandin Brooklyn, NY $7,663
19 Christopher Mchugh Las Vegas, NV $6,063
20 Greg Mueller Bramberger, GE $6,063
21 Alicia Spencer Las Vegas, NV $6,063
22 Hoyt Corkins Las Vegas, NV $6,063
23 Jesse Garfinkel Westfield, NJ $6,063
24 Andrew Black Moscow, RS $6,063
25 Daniel Fuhs Long Beach, $4,798
26 Raymond Davis Bell, $4,798
27 Jon Turner Henderson, NV $4,798
28 Clayton Newman San Diego, $4,798
29 Dallas Flowers Glasgow, KY $4,798
30 David Singer Las Vegas, NV $4,798

Remaining Payouts:
1st $180,730
2nd $111,686
3rd $73,803
4th $50,157
5th $34,843
6th $24,723
Prize Pool: $669,300

[lucky_scrote]

Please please please Stu rutter one time.

[ChipRich]

Taken from PokerNews..

I dont get it? how and why does bigegypt just check/call river?


Set Over Set Win For Elpayaa

Posted 12 minutes ago by thkcduckworth

Stuart Rutter opened to 45,000 from under the gun and Brent Hanks bumped it 120,000 next to speak.

With the action on Joseph Elpayaa in the small blind he four-bet to 294,000 to force a quick fold from Rutter. Hanks took his time before making the call to see a {A-Spades}{3-Spades}{4-Clubs} flop fall.

Both players checked, and when the turn landed the {Q-Diamonds} they again both checked it through to see the {9-Diamonds} land on the river.

Elpayaa checked for a third time before Hanks cut down a bet amounting to 430,000. Elpayaa quickly made the call and Hanks tabled his {9-Spades}{9-Hearts} for a rivered set.

However it would be Elpayaa's {Q-Clubs}{Q-Spades} for a turned set that would take the pot down and take him to over 2,280,000 in chips as Hanks slips to below half his starting stack.

[gatso]

4 handed, rutter and channing still in. channing's twitter is about 10 minutes ahead of the 'live' updates

[Tonji]

Flushy is chip leader in event 9, 1.5k PLH. 65 left. 

[TightEnd]

Earlier today, Neil Channing finished second in Event #6's $5,000 No Limit Hold'em Shootout at the 2010 World Series of Poker. On the final table, he was joined by fellow Brit Stuart Rutter and London based Frenchman Nicolas Levi, as well as online pro Joseph 'BigEgypt' Elpayaa.

However, it was lesser known Joshua Tieman who prevailed over the 358 thick field, the 27-year old Omaha specialist picking up bracelet gold and a cheque for $441,692 for his first place finish. The final hand saw Channing all in with As-7h versus Ah-Jc, the -Tc-4c-Td-Qh board providing no assistance and knocking him out in second place for $273,153.

Channing earned his seat through two tough heats, the first of which he defeated Kirk Morrison heads-up to advance to an equally competitive table that included Christian Harder, Max Pescatori and Chad Brown. In the end, they proved no match for the 2008 Irish Open Champion as Channing toppled unknown Chris Moore to reach his first Vegas WSOP final table to date.

As with the previous day, the final table was six-handed with players starting equal in chips, but it wasn't long before players started to fall. First to hit the deck was Brent Hanks, whose A-Q suited failed to improve against Levi's pocket sevens. Next out was Nicolas Levi, his jacks cruelly outdrawn by Tieman's eights when a third snowman hit the flop.

Despite lying second in chips, Elpayaa took fourth when his A-J off-suit ran into Tieman's pocket tens. Then, when Tieman eliminated Rutter in with A-Q suited versus A-T off-suit, we were heads-up for the bracelet. Unfortunately, Channing was facing a chip deficit of 8:1, and it would be a mountain he'd fail to climb as Tieman secured victory within just several hands.

This performance marked Channing's 22nd WSOP cash and his second final after he finished fourth in the £1,500 No Limit Hold'em event at the 2008 WSOPE for £44,588. This cash means he has now broken into the top 10 UK all-time money list, sitting just behind James Akenhead in eighth with $2,684,401.

"Joshua played really well in the end and was a deserving winner," commented Channing just moments after the final hand was dealt. "Unfortunately, I saw very few hands on the final table, but  felt I did the best with what I had. It was also great to see fellow Brit Stuart Rutter make the final table too. I'm sure it won't be his last."

"Of course, it was disappointing to come so close to winning a bracelet," he continued with a disappointed smile, "but I'm sure there will be other opportunities in the future. Having finished second in the London GUKPT, second in the iPoker Monthly Million, and now second here, I think I should definitely give the heads-up event a miss."

1st  Joshua Tieman -- $441,692
2nd  Neil Channing -- $273,153
3rd  Stuart Rutter -- $179,617
4th  Joseph Elpayaa -- $125,387
5th  Nicolas Levi -- $92,543
6th  Brent Hanks -- $71,998

[TightEnd]

In Event 8 cashes for James Keys, Sam Trickett, Andrew Teng and Roberto Romenello

With 36 left currently Hellmuth is 10th and $568,000 is up top


In Event 9 the Pot Limit well see for yourself: http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chipcounts.asp?grid=764&tid=10830

Good luck Flushy!
65 remain, 63 are paid

[mondatoo]

Niceeeeeeeeeeee

GLGL Flushy

[Girgy85]

Niceeeeeeeeeeee

GLGL Flushy

^^ THIS ^^

[DaveShoelace]

In Event 8 cashes for James Keys, Sam Trickett, Andrew Teng and Roberto Romenello

With 36 left currently Hellmuth is 10th and $568,000 is up top


In Event 9 the Pot Limit well see for yourself: http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chipcounts.asp?grid=764&tid=10830

Good luck Flushy!
65 remain, 63 are paid

Very subtle Flushy bok there Rich

[MC]

Niceeeeeeeeeeee

GLGL Flushy

[Marky147]

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[ChipRich]

sick, go on boss!

[Jon MW]

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GLGL Flushy