Another funk for Chufty, two years in a row?

[TightEnd]

Bit of a late one this, the man is a machine in all games....

Stud Bracelet last year, O8 this?

Event #11: $10,000 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better Championship

Top Chip Counts
1    Richard Ashby    1,650,000
2    Viacheslav Zhukov 1,350,000
3    George Lind    1,200,000
4    Mack Lee    1,005,000
5    Steve Billirakis    665,000

1          465,216
2          287,554
3          214,697
4          161,379
5          122,054

[gatso]

standard

glglgl

[tikay]

Unreal.

Good luck, Richard.

[paulhouk03]

4th sighs

[gatso]

funk fail. great result though, wpwpwp

[paulhouk03]

funk fail. great result though, wpwpwp

well it said on poker news that he is out but he played a hand 6 mins a go and there was nothing saying that he is out in the feed :s

[gatso]

funk fail. great result though, wpwpwp

well it said on poker news that he is out but he played a hand 6 mins a go and there was nothing saying that he is out in the feed :s

feed is behind. he's def out

[TightEnd]

Here we go again

Event #16: $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball Championship (No-Limit)

12 left

1      Nick Schulman     515,000
2    David Bakes Baker    440,000
3    Joe Cassidy    430,000
4    Steve Sung    420,000
5    Richard Ashby    370,000
6    Hasan Habib    315,000
7    Bertrand Grospellier    240,000
8    Greg Raymer    240,000
9    John Juanda    225,000
10    Phil Hellmuth    210,000

1               367,170
2          226,907
3          143,833
4          97,416
5          69,216
6          51,485
7          40,020
8          32,440
9          27,928
10          27,928

[geordieneil]

GL Chufty

only 11 left Johnny Chan exited 12th

[smashedagain]

Ashby is just the biz

[geordieneil]

play just finished, 9 left and Ashby is the overnight chip leader.....


c'mon chufty


FROM POKERNEWS.COM

Ashby Leads a Stacked Final Nine

Posted 1 minute ago by EricRamsey • Level 18: 4,000-8,000, 2,000 ante
Phil Hellmuth - 8 away from #12
Phil Hellmuth - 8 away from #12

Well, what a showcase of poker this $10,000 2-7 Draw Championship turned out to be!

Our starting field of 126 was reduced by a third after one day of play, and the survivors returned to the felt today for a brisk day of lowball action. From top to bottom, the field was stacked thicker than any event we've seen yet at this Series. Steve Zolotow, Dan Smith, Ville Wahlbeck, Steve Billirakis, Michael Mizrachi, Bill Chen, Erik Seidel, Joseph Cheong -- those were just the players eliminated in the first couple levels of this star-studded Day 2. Also falling by the wayside were the likes of Eli Elezra, Daniel Alaei, Shaun Deeb, Barry Greenstein, Mike Matusow, Daniel Negreanu, and 2011 bracelet winners Matt Perrins and Eugene Katchalov. Jason Mercier, David Williams, and Huck Seed also went out today, those three all missing the money by just a couple spots.

When the field combined to two tables of seven, everyone was guaranteed a paycheck. The layout of the field was ridiculous -- more fitting adjectives escape us at this twilight hour. The final 14 players had a combined 33 bracelets spread among them, and they included three former WSOP Main Event Champions (Phil Hellmuth, Johnny Chan, Greg Raymer), a WSOP-E Main Event Champion (John Juanda), and the last two winners of this event (Nick Schulman, David Baker).

Even after Chino Rheem and Brandon Cantu hit the rail, that bracelet count was still strong at 31, but the next elimination dashed that number to bits. Johnny Chan was riding the short stack when his {9-}{7-}{4-}{3-} paired on the draw to fall to Baker's queen-low. The end of Chan's bid to tie Hellmuth with eleven bracelets reduced the field to eleven players, but only nine of them hung on for the rest of the level. Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier and Benjamin Parker were cut down in the final few hands, and the Day 3 field is locked with nine players set to return.

Richard Ashby will take the big stack of 700,000 into the final day, and he'll be looking for his second final table of this young 2011 WSOP. Everyone in the field is well accustomed to WSOP final tables, though, and there's really no clear betting favorite. Baker and Schulman are still alive in their bids to win a second bracelet in the same event, and a victory from either of those men would make for fantastic headlines. Perhaps no headline would be bigger than Phil Hellmuth snagging bracelet number twelve, though.

This 2011 WSOP badly needs a big story to rush to the presses, and they may well get one here tomorrow. There are a total of 21 bracelets between the final nine, and of the group, only Joe Cassidy has yet to add his name to the list of WSOP champions.

Day 3 commences at 3:00 P.M. on Saturday, and we won't stop until we hand out the bracelet. Until tomorrow, all that's left is goodnight!


Read more: http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2011-world-series-of-poker/event-16-2-7-draw-lowball-championship-no-limit/



1   Richard Ashby   700,000
2   Joe Cassidy   540,000
3   David Bakes Baker   492,000
4   Steve Sung   441,000
5   Hasan Habib   437,000
6   Greg Raymer   355,000
7   Phil Hellmuth   339,000
8   Nick Schulman   306,000
9   John Juanda   171,000


Read more: http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2011-world-series-of-poker/event-16-2-7-draw-lowball-championship-no-limit/

[geordieneil]

7 left with chufty in 2nd, just behind.............hellmuth? wtf


glglgl richard, take it down

[Woodsey]

7 left with chufty in 2nd, just behind.............hellmuth? wtf

glglgl richard, take it down

Anyone but hellmuth please, I don't think I could deal with the chirping..........

[bhoywonder]

Gl...watching now.....if only I knew the game.....

[geordieneil]

Gl...watching now.....if only I knew the game.....

lol....just make the shittest hand u can