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2011 World Series of Poker
Event #23: $2,500 Eight-Game Mix

is currently 3 handed

1    John Monnette    2,450,000
2    Michele Limongi    800,000
3    Eric Buchman    325,000


5    Desmond Portano       57,692
6    John Juanda       42,897
7    Adam Kornuth       32,373
8    John Racener       24,797
9    Adam Geyer       19,268
10    Rami Boukai       19,268

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Shootout Final Table Set; USA Dominating

The penultimate day of Event #24: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout has wrapped up here at the 2011 World Series of Poker and the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino!

The 387-player field was whittled down to just forty yesterday, and on return to the felt today, those forty players were split amongst ten tables of four-handed play. A win on your table not only meant a guaranteed payday of $28,447, but also a spot on an elusive WSOP final table.

Four-handed play is often accustomed with fast action, and today was no disappointment as chips flew around the tables. Unfortunately there would always be players that suffered as a result, and James Dempsey (39th), Maxim Lykov (38th), Tommy Vedes (37th), Jeff Williams (32nd), Dan O'Brien (29th), Jason Young (28th), Toby Lewis (23rd), Justin Bonomo (21st), JP Kelly (18th), Erik Seidel (17th), Gavin Smith (16th), James Akenhead (15th) and Jordan Young (14th) all fell short of the final table as the following players managed to best their table.

Player   Country   Chip Count
Sean Getzwiller   USA   600,000
Nicolas Fierrogottner   Chile   600,000
Adam Junglen   USA   600,000
Tom Marchese   USA   600,000
Jeffrey Gross   USA   600,000
Dan Smith   USA   600,000
Todd Terry   USA   600,000
Scott Baumstein   USA   600,000
Nikita Lebedev   Russia   600,000
Mark Radoja   Canada   600,000

Sean Getzwiller has made his second final table of the series after winning a bracelet in the Event #8: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em, and is in great form to have a crack at another one following his demolition of his table over the past two days. Online phenoms Adam Junglen, Tom Marchese, Dan Smith and Todd Terry are in the mix while Mark Radoja will be riding a high wave of confidence after an epic heads-up match.

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2011 World Series of Poker
Event #25: $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better


32 of 606 remain

Top Chip Counts
1    Hieu Ngoc Ma    170,000
2    Filippos Stavrakis    170,000
3    John Pappas    160,000
4    Kirill Gerasimov    98,000
5    Cyndy Violette    94,000
6    Gerard Rechnitzer    90,000
7    Karina Jett    87,000
8    David Warga    86,000
9    Marc Fluss    85,000
10    Hernan Salazar    80,000

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Event #26: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed
Day 1 completed
Tyler Cornell Leads $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed At End Of Day 1

Day 1 and our first ten levels of the $2,500 No Limit Hold'em Six Handed are officially in the books. After starting the day with 1,278 players we are down to just 189 players vying for the bracelet and enormous $689,739 first prize. Of those 189, Tyler Cornell leads the way with 172,600 and is followed closely by Jean-Robert Bellande with 144,700. With 126 getting paid, it won't take too long for the money bubble to burst tomorrow and the real chip leaders to set themselves apart from the field.

With these large No Limit Hold'em tournaments it's seldom to have lots of big names at the top, especially at the end of Day 1, but we have plenty of them going through to Day 2. Of those include Jean-Robert Bellande (144,700) who is second in chips, Tuan Le (126,000), Mohsin Charnia (126,000), Olivier Busquet (109,100) Chris Moorman (90,000) Dan O'Brien (87,200), Ayaz Mahmood (86,000), Lex Veldhuis (82,300), Melanie Weisner (80,000), David Baker (80,000), and Jake Cody (70,000)

We also plenty of big names who didn't make it to Day 2 including Jennifer Tilly, Cody Slaughbaugh, Tom Dwan, Vanessa Selbst, David Williams, Faraz Jaka, Liv Boeree, Phil Laak, Tony Dunst, Gavin Griffin, Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, Michael Mizrachi, Erick Lindgren, Vanessa Rousso, Humberto Brenes, Chad Brown, Sam Stein, Greg Raymer, Phil Hellmuth, Shannon Shorr, Andrew Lichtenberger, Joseph Cheong,, Jeffery Papola, Dwyte Pilgrim, Dan Kelly, Lauren Kling and more.

Our chip leaders to end the day are Tyler Cornell (172,000), Jean-Robert Bellande (144,700), Victor Shuchleib (137,900), Steve Barshak (132,700), and Alexander Fitzgerald (132,600)


1    Tyler Cornell    172,600
2    Jean-Robert Bellande    144,700
3    Victor Shuchleib    137,900
4    Steve Barshak    132,700
5    Alexander Fitzgerald    132,600
6    Tuan Le    126,000
7    Mohsin Charania    126,000
8    Vladimir Mefodichev    124,000
9    Christian Jeppsson    114,100
10    Nicholas Griopo    112,700

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2011 World Series of Poker
Event #27: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship


111 of 152 remain

Top Chip Counts
1    Daniel Negreanu    118,800
2    Shawn Buchanan    102,500
3    Josh Arieh    77,500
4    Barry Greenstein    74,000
5    Alessio Isaia    70,000
6    Ari Engel    63,600
7    Maria Ho    62,000
8    Dan Kelly    60,000
9    Greg Debora    60,000
10    Chau Giang    60,000

[outragous76]

plenty brits left in event #26 2500 nlhe

rupert elder with 110k

[pokerfan]

Norman Chad deep in stud8, would be a popular winner. GOGOGO Normmmm!!

[geordieneil]

plenty brits left in event #26 2500 nlhe

rupert elder with 110k

jake cody up to 110k tonight gettin em in with AK V KQ

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Moorman1 Chris Moorman
307k on the bubble going into 800/1600 on the right side of a cooler with as v kk versus ricky frochenbach... Prob cl on the money bubble


Jake Cody
wsop 6max, just lost a 65k pot with top pair vs a set and a 120k pot JJ vs AA.. Left with 14bb.. On the bubble, uh oh!

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ruperte Rupert Elder
129k 3 away from money

[JK]

Moorman/Dan Morgan 2 and 4 in the 6 max w/100 left. Goooooo!

[geordieneil]

Moorman/Dan Morgan 2 and 4 in the 6 max w/100 left. Goooooo!

GOGOGO

The chip leader must of robbed a few trains to get that stack

Jesse James      315,000   274,900 pos
Chris Moorman      310,000   -10,000 neg
Gregory Merson      242,000   127,000 pos
Daniel Morgan      240,000   204,200 pos
Eric Hettinga      200,000   90,000 pos
Alex Fitzgerald      198,000   -27,000 neg
Anthony Ruberto      185,000   89,800 pos
John Hoang      176,000   85,600 pos


Read more: http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2011-world-series-of-poker/event-26-no-limit-hold-em-six-handed/chips.htm

[JK]

1 Daniel Morgan 455,000 2 Jesse James 315,000 3 Chris Moorman 310,000 4 Gregory Merson 242,000 5 Eric Hettinga 200,000

Read more: http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2011-world-series-of-poker/event-26-no-limit-hold-em-six-handed/chips.htm

GOGO Dan mfkin Morgan! Took out Mizzi and JR Bellande

[Ant040689]

I know this isn't quite WSOP but i think this tweet from Ben Dobson who is from Poole and has gone over to las vegas playing loads of live events is worth a mention.

 "Wahooo! Got the majority chop heads up or $25,500 biggest score I've ever had! Buzzing "

Got it in the deepstack at the venetian tonight, he's in for the main and a few other wsop events too. Gl to him and i hope he makes even more scores.

You guys may have heard of him plays as F3nix35 on most sites. Hope he continues to pwn haaaaarrrrrdd.

[DaveShoelace]

Darren Woods in the (very tough) final 24 of the limit championship http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2011-world-series-of-poker/event-27-limit-hold-em-championship/chips.htm