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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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10 up, 10 down. We've reached the end of Day 1 of Event 51, $3,000 Triple Change No-Limit Hold'em.
The faux rebuy nature of this tournament created some interesting play early in the day. Some players took their rebuys right away, willing to take their chances on going broke in order to play deep-stacked poker. Others kept their rebuys behind and flicked their "gamble" switch.
Either way, everyone was on equal footing by the start of Level 5, when all of the unredeemed rebuy lammers were swapped for tournament chips. From there this tournament played down like so many other no-limit hold'em tournaments have at the World Series of Poker, with naked aggression being the dominant characteristic.
The bustouts started early. Double-bracelet winner Frank Kassela was among the first out, leaving with a simple, "Well I guess I played that badly." He was soon joined by the likes of David Williams, Gavin Smith, Vanesssa Rousso, David Steicke, Chino Rheem and many, many more. By the end of the night less than 20% of the starters were still around to bag up chips.
There was a handful of players that bagged more than 100,000 chips at the end of the night. Notables among them included
Sida Yuen
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James Akenhead
. It looked like nobody was going to bag more chips than David Singer, who managed to build his starting stack of 9,000 into 204,100 after ten full levels of play
Top Chip Counts
1 Tommy Vedes 237,000
2 David Singer 204,100
3 Gavin Griffin 132,000
4 James Akenhead 126,000
5 Ricky Fohrenbach 110,000
6 Sida Yuen 108,000
7 Alessio Isaia 102,000
8 Mike Gracz 71,000
9 Jonas Kronwitter 65,000
10 Tom Dwan 57,000
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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Bas is 2/27 now, almost done for day
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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June 30, 2010, 11:08:40 AM »
Quote from: BulldozerD on June 30, 2010, 11:04:42 AM
Bas is 2/27 now, almost done for day
which event please?
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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Quote from: TightEnd on June 30, 2010, 11:08:40 AM
Quote from: BulldozerD on June 30, 2010, 11:04:42 AM
Bas is 2/27 now, almost done for day
which event please?
His name is Jonathan Spinks Tighty.
In the $1500 NLHE
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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June 30, 2010, 11:17:56 AM »
Quote from: GreekStein on June 30, 2010, 11:15:55 AM
Quote from: TightEnd on June 30, 2010, 11:08:40 AM
Quote from: BulldozerD on June 30, 2010, 11:04:42 AM
Bas is 2/27 now, almost done for day
which event please?
His name is Jonathan Spinks Tighty.
In the $1500 NLHE
Thank you CossieWossie
Top Chip Counts
1 Michael Linn 1,410,000
2 Mihai Manole 1,253,000
3 Jonathan Spinks 703,000
4 Benjamin Smith 604,000
5 Chadwick Grimes 591,000
6 Sean Prendiville 574,000
7 Taylor Larkin 570,000
8 Benjamin Eilers 560,000
9 Anthony Spinella 535,000
10 Alexander Kuzmin 462,000
1 609,493
2 378,905
3 268,189
4 193,418
5 141,235
6 104,364
7 78,067
8 59,082
9 45,247
10 35,051
11 35,051
12 35,051
13 27,464
14 27,464
15 27,464
16 21,765
17 21,765
18 21,765
19 17,439
20 17,439
21 17,439
22 17,439
23 17,439
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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June 30, 2010, 11:24:32 AM »
Event #49: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day 2 completed
Posted 3 minutes ago by snoopy1239
For a moment there, I was dreading a lengthy final day, but as the night drew to a close, players began to fall like lemmings on a tightrope and enabled us to finish the day with a manageable 23 players. Having lost the likes or Roland De Wolfe, David Pham and Kelly Kim along the way, there are few familiar names remaining,
but a plethora of talent with UK online pro Jonathan Spinks,
Showdown at the Sands Champion John Myung, and former EPT finalist Mihai Manole all looking to prove their worth and get their hungry paws on a sparkling gold bracelet.
However, although Manole sits in second place with 1,253,000, it is in fact unknown entity Michael Linn who will sleep easiest tonight, his stack having fluctuated to a chip-leading 1,410,000 after a number key hands. In third place is Spinks, whilst making up the chasing pack are the likes of Benjamin Smith, Chadwick Grimes and Irish dark horse Sean Prendiville.
Tomorrow should be a hard-fought out battle, but an intriguing one with plenty of fiery encounters and big pots. If you like your action thick, fast, and as exciting as a date with me, then be sure to join us back in the Amazon Room tomorrow at 3pm
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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June 30, 2010, 11:40:52 AM »
Ha Chadwick Grimes.
Mihai Manole was WestPark on Crypto if all the old regs like Big Charra, Dewi, Cottonbud etc remember him.
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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June 30, 2010, 12:56:30 PM »
Chadwick Grimes is possibly the best name ever.
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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July 01, 2010, 09:56:45 AM »
Event #47: $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Day 4 completed
Congratulations to Shawn Busse, Event #47 Champion ($485,791)
It was only fitting that several wild, action-packed days of poker in Event #47 would be punctuated by an exciting -- and perhaps surprising -- final table.
From 3,128 entrants our final nine came today led by Adam White and Allan Bække, but after more than two hours of play the chip counts had reversed themselves. Down to the short stacks, White and Bække would be the first two to go, followed shortly thereafter by Jason Mann, Ilya Andreev, and Welong Jin.
During that stretch Owen Crowe and Shawn Busse emerged as overwhelming chip leaders, and following the eliminations of Chuan Shi and Pekka Ikonen, they were the two left to battle for the bracelet.
Crowe held a 2-to-1 advantage when heads-up play began, and he increased his edge even further. Then came a timely double-up to bring Busse back to nearly even. Soon after Busse used pocket aces to win most of Crowe's stack, finishing him off a hand later.
Congratulations to Shawn Busse, Event #47 champion!
1 Shawn Busse 485,791
2 Owen Crowe 300,494
3 Pekka Ikonen 212,660
4 Chuan Shi 153,935
5 Wenlong Jin 112,720
6 Ilya Andreev 83,498
7 Jason Mann 62,553
8 Allan Bække 47,379
9 Adam White 36,287
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Re: WSOP 2010 Thread. Feed your wild side revisited
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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #49: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
is heads up between Michael Linn and Taylor Larkin
1 609,493
2 378,905
3 Mihai Manole 268,189
4 Benjamin Smith 193,418
5 Chadwick Grimes 141,235
6 Alexander Kuzmin 104,364
7 Justin Zaki 78,067
8 Erle Mankin 59,082
9 Tyler Cornell 45,247
10 John Myung 35,051
11 Jonathan Spinks 35,051
12 Ronald Chaves 35,051
13 Joel Bidnick 27,464
14 Benjamin Eilers 27,464
15 David Ventura 27,464
16 Karl Fenton 21,765
17 Manuel Cadilhe 21,765
18 Clint Coffee 21,765
19 Roberto Stamerra 17,439
20 Sean Prendiville 17,439
21 Thomas Gruber 17,439
22 Elliott Harrah 17,439
23 Anthony Spinella 17,439
as you can see the Brits finished 11th and 16th
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Event #50: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha
Top Chip Counts
1 Kevin Boudreau 3,400,000
2 Edward Martin 1,300,000
3 Chance Kornuth 1,200,000
4 Danny Smith 1,150,000
5 Scott Mandel 122,455
6 Julian Gardner 91,387
7 Eric Liu 68,902
8 Robert Mizrachi 52,471
9 Jose Nacho Barbero PokerStars Team Pro (Argentina) 40,364
10 Ran Azor 31,448
11 Mark Eddleman 31,448
12 Ryan D'Angelo 31,448
13 Scott Iammarino 24,711
14 Niall Charlton 24,711
15 Ali Aljenabi 24,711
16 Jason Mercier PokerStars Team Pro (USA) 19,479
17 Gary Bolden 19,479
18 Joe Beevers 19,479
19 Benny Spindler 15,566
20 Ross Boatman 15,566
Final table for Julian Gardner in this
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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #51: $3,000 Triple Chance No-Limit Hold’em
18 left
Top Chip Counts
1 Guillaume Darcourt 1,350,000
2 Ryan Welch 850,000
3 Will Failla 770,000
4 Frank Rusnak 715,000
5 Jon Eaton 675,000
6 Tommy Vedes 555,000
7 Michael Noda 440,000
8 Aftab Ahmed 425,000
9 Sergey Lebedev 385,000
10 Christophe Benzimra 320,000
James Akenhead 312,000
guaranteed $21,000. $559,000 up top
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Event #52: $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em / Six Handed
Day 1 completed
That brings an end to a rapid-fire first day of Event #52: $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six-Handed Event. It was one of the most hyped events of the 2010 World Series of Poker with the online kids licking their lips at the prospects of a big buy-in, short-handed tournament.
Only the best of the best were in attendance as 191 took to the felt at noon this afternoon. After ten levels of check-raises, triple barrels and five-bet bluffs, our field has been reduced to around 70 players; a rather high number of bustouts for a tournament which started with a massive 75,000 start bank. The ruthless aggression of our fearless players would have something to do with that. From the moment Tom Dwan was eliminated by a cruel river blow after Alex Roumeliotis made a move on him, it set the tone for the day of fast-paced play and exciting eliminations - perhaps none more memorable than Danny Wong's devastating one-outer.
Those who fared better include Daniel Negreanu who was with the chip leaders all day, S
am Trickett was dominant throughout the later stages
and Isaac Haxton who surged towards the close of play. However it was Philipp Gruissem who bagged up the chip lead with 548,000, closely followed by Jason Somerville with 516,600.
Top Chip Counts
1 Philipp Gruissem 548,100
2 Jason Somerville 516,600
3 Sam Trickett 507,000
4 McLean Karr 472,800
5 Isaac Haxton 460,000
6 Daniel Negreanu 407,100
7 John Juanda 401,300
8 Frank Kassela 389,800
9 Bryn Kenney 370,300
10 Mikael Thuritz 334,300
78 of 191 left
Martins Adeniya 300,000
Tom Bentham 288,000
John Duthie 256,000
Keith Hawkins 38,000
all still there for the Brits
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Tom Bentham is a real real sicko.
The best cash player in England??!
Gogogogo Trickett & mad spin for Camel too.
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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #53: $1,500 Limit Hold’em Shootout
80 through from 548 starters
64 are paid
through include Timoshenko Esposito Shulman Luske Chan
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