WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited

[TightEnd]

$10k 7cs Hi Lo

Position Name Chips

1 Phil Ivey 109800
2 Sirous Jamshidi 106500
3 Christopher George 105000
4 Jennifer Harman 93500
5 Eli Elezra 90000
6 Barry Greenstein 88000
7 Alessio Isaia 82000
8 Marco Johnson 76000
9 Gus Hansen 68000
10 Max Pescatori 67000
11 Allen Kessler 61000
12 Hasan Habib 57000
13 Josh Arieh 57000
14 David Singer 52000
15 Mickey Seagle 52000
16 Chip Jett 51000
17 Mike Matusow 50000
18 Ralph Perry 50000
19 Bruce Yamron 49000
20 Phil Hellmuth 48000
21 Scotty Nguyen 48000
22 Bob Lauria 48000
23 Dan Heimiller 48000
24 George Lind III 48000
25 Dan Shak 47000
26 Robert Mizrachi 47000
27 Pat Poels 46000
28 Eugene Katchalov 45000
29 Mike Sexton 44000
30 Cyndy Violette 43000
31 Nick Schulman 43000
32 Stuart Rutter 42500
33 Mel Judah 42000
34 John Juanda 42000
35 Toto Leonidas 41000
36 Jeffrey Lisandro 40500
37 Dario Alioto 40000
38 Ozzy Sheikh 40000
39 Erik Seidel 40000
40 Chad Brown 40000
41 Scott Clements 38000
42 Sorel MIzzi 38000
43 Steve Zolotow 38000
44 David Chiu 38000
45 Daniel Negreanu 37700
46 David Benyamine 37000
47 Alexander Kostritsyn 37000
48 Sabyl Landrum 36400
49 Jason Mercier 36000
50 David Grey 35000
51 Shannon Shorr 33500
52 Brian Townsend 33000
53 Mickey Sehela 32000
54 Tom Koral 32000
55 Stephen Su 31500
56 Brandon Adams 31000
57 Blair Rodman 29000
58 Barry Shulman 28000
59 Keith Sexton 28000
60 Nikolay Losev 28000
61 Yuval Bronshtein 26700
62 Huck Seed 26000
63 Eric Buchman 25500
64 Gary Benson 25000
65 Thor Hansen 25000
66 Doyle Brunson 25000
67 Tom Schneider 24800
68 David Sklansky 24200
69 Farzad Bonyadi 22600
70 Tom Dwan 22000
71 Doug Raney 21600
72 Howard Lederer 21000
73 John D'Agostino 21000
74 Cory Zeidman 20500
75 Tommy Vedes 20000
76 Abe Mosseri 20000
77 Norman Chad 20000
78 Chau Giang 20000
79 James Van Alstyne 20000
80 Tom Chambers 20000
81 David Bach 19000
82 Jim Collopy 18600
83 David Benefield 18500
84 Dan Kelly 18000
85 Dario Minieri 18000
86 Joe Cassidy 17500
87 Claudio Rinaldi 16500
88 Andy Bloch 16000
89 Vladimir Schmelev 15800
90 Kristy Gazes 15200
91 Chris Ferguson 15200
92 Jean-Robert Bellande 14000
93 Men Nguyen 14000
94 Justin Bonomo 14000
95 Nikolay Evdakov 14000
96 George Trigeorgis 13200
97 BIll Chen 13000
98 Artie Cobb 11500
99 Mike Watson 11200
100 Steve Sung 11000
101 Steve Billirakis 10000
102 Allie Prescott 8000
103 John Monnette 6200
104 Allen Bari 5500

Payouts:
1st $447,446
2nd $276,485
3rd $173,159
4th $125,379
5th $97,989
6th $78,142
7th $63,456
8th $52,366
9th-10th $43,833
11th-12th $37,297
13th-14th $32,439
15th-16th $28,220

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1500 2-7 TD Lowball - Nick Binger Leads Final Table
    

1 Nicholas Binger Las Vegas, NV 330000
2 Yan Chen , 165000
3 Mike Wattel Mesa, AZ 160000
4 James Bord Stanmore, United Kingdom 141500
5 Alexander Kravchenko Moscow, Russia 96000
6 Daniel Nicewander Bluefield, WV 69000
7 Chino Rheem , 64000
8 Todd Bui , 55000
9 Derric Haynie , 53600

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4 James Bord Stanmore, United Kingdom 141500


anyone?

[NoflopsHomer]

Utterly sick scenes tonight. Durrrr came second in a donkament, but if he'd won he would have apparently taken Ivey, Lederer et al for around $10 million.

For those people on twitter, follow @taopauly @benjodimeo @change100 and @bjnemeth as they tweet the best stuff.

[dino1980]

4 James Bord Stanmore, United Kingdom 141500


anyone?

Here's his HMDB, maybe soimeone on here recognises the face?

http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=104576

[roscopiko]

Event #13 $1k NLHE

Top 10 Leaderboard - 56 players remain

Here are the top 10 chip counts to finish the day:

Matthew Vance - 547,000
Christopher Brammer - 518,000
Mats Gavatin - 450,000
Daniel Carter - 417,000
Carl Olson - 325,000
Philip Sparta - 280,000
Kyung Han - 259,000
Jeremy Defrande - 240,000
Dennis Jeffrey - 236,000
Jasper Wetemans - 228,000

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Event 13

56 left in the $1,000 NLHE at the end of Day 2, and look who we have in the top 10

Top Chip Counts
1    Matthew Vance    547,000
2    Christopher Brammer    518,000
3    Mats Gavatin    450,000
4    Daniel Carter    417,000
5    Carl Olson    325,000
6    Philip Sparta    280,000
7    Kyung Han    259,000
8    Jeremy Defrande 240,000
9    Dennis Jeffrey    236,000
10    Jasper Wetemans 228,000

$472,000 up top

Jack Powell still in for the Brits too

Liv Boeree, Garry Bush and Keith Miller cashed

[treefella]

 COME ON MY SON !!!!!
ship bracelet no 3 for the brits ! GO GOGGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGO

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In Event 15 the $10,000 7CS Hi-Lo 23 remain currently, 16 are paid

Top Chip Counts
1    Vladimir Schmelev 500,000
2    Alessio Isaia    390,000
3    John Juanda    330,000
4    Dario Minieri    320,000
5    Christopher George 270,000
6    Allen Kessler    255,000
7    Chip Jett        253,000
8    Frank Kassela    245,000
9    Blair Rodman    240,000
10    Kirill Rabtsov    240,000


Richard Ashby is just outside the top 10

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In Event 16 $1,500 NLH 6-Max

146 of 1663 remain and the chip leaders are

1      Roger Teska     221,000
2    Kevin Iacofano    165,000
3    Dorlan Schick    139,000
4    Tim Adams    138,900
5    Joseph Cheong    135,000
6    Dave Sands    118,000
7    Hugo Perez    117,500
8    Michael Kucinski    116,000
9    Tony Licasto    109,000
10    Francois Billarp    108,000

Ben Roberts, JP Kelly, James Dempsey still in, and have cashed

 

[claypole]

I leave on Wednesday night after 11 days here....have just returned from 14 hours play at the Venetian - and have made last 28 tommorow with $50,000 up top.  I am short, but had 4 bbs at one stage in last level after a brutal  v  went against me.  One time - go back with 155,000 and ave is 230,000, last level was 3k/6k with 500 ante so a little biyt of play left in it, but not much.

Had a great time - highlight being on the rail (albeit not as drunk and feeling old compared with the shrewdies) - and cashing at Caesars, and hopefully tomorrow.  I've cashed for $7k total, before tomorrow - twice and Caesars and twice in donkaments at the Aria where I am staying (note to all mid range, non pros coming out - play the $150 at 1pm here, it is so soft).  So, still got the $6.5k I came with in the safe somehow, despite playing both $1000 and a $1500 at the Rio with no cash - and a Comedy Sunday where I managed to play the Rio, Venetian and Ceasars (all start at 12pm) and bust all three by 5 pm....and a fortune in taxis and food.

So - one time tomorrow.  If I don't post until home, good luck to all of you staying for the summer.  After 10 days of play,I have loads of admiration, I am shattered and need to go back to work for a break.

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ESPN.com has hit the ground running with seven weeks of intense coverage of the 41st annual World Series of Poker (WSOP). ESPN.com’s WSOP Preview package features articles on the storylines we’ll be following, the players we’ll be watching and who pros like Daniel Negreanu, Howard Lederer and Dennis Phillips drafted on their fantasy poker teams. The ESPN Poker team made predictions on what to expect from the event and on ESPN Radio’s Poker Edge podcast, ESPN’s TV broadcast team of Norman Chad and Lon McEachern share their excitement and offer some thoughts on the event.

The next seven weeks will feature recaps of all bracelet events, daily blogs and columns highlighting the action in Las Vegas, as well as daily SportsNation chats with a variety of players and ESPN.com’s poker team. Fans can also check out The Nuts -- ESPN.com’s poker rankings -- exclusive footage from the World Series of Poker broadcasts and sign up for ESPN.com’s bi-weekly poker newsletter.

For the third straight year, poker player extraordinaire Phil Gordon and ESPN.com’s Andrew Feldman will offer weekly poker edge podcasts during the events and daily coverage right from the floor at the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas beginning with the start of the WSOP Main Event. Additionally, ESPN Inside Deal presented by PokerStars.net also kicked off their second season on May 25. Fans can try to win seats into the Main Event by playing at the ESPN Poker Club (http://games.espn.go.com/poker/index).

Beginning on June 8, ESPN.com’s poker news, entertainment and strategy show will return to a weekly schedule and will run continuingly through November when a champion is crowned. Laura Lane, Bernard Lee and Feldman will bring the biggest names in poker straight to fans where they’ll answer questions, analyze the industry and provide an inside look at their lifestyles away from the table.

ESPN3.com’s live poker coverage includes:

Date Event
June 26, 2010 $2500 No-Limit Hold’em
June 27, 2010 $1500 No-Limit Hold’em
June 30, 2010 $1500 No-Limit Hold’em
July 1, 2010 $3000 Triple Chance No-Limit Hold’em
July 3, 2010 $25K No-Limit Hold’em / Six Handed

[GreekStein]

gogogogo Bram

[TightEnd]

Another interesting blog post from Dr Pauly

http://taopoker.blogspot.com/2010/06/2010-wsop-day-10-most-likely-you-go.html

[bazzabhoy]

Glasgow lad Kevin Howe 3rd for a lovely score of $249,351.....don't know him personally,but well done and worthy of  a mention