The WSOP 2013

[Marky147]

I'll win the euros tonight and $$$$ for everyone will be on the way at better than spot!

[Discostu]

Confirmed by our guy thats with him....the surviving matt seer is BRITISH in event 30!!! Doubled up an hour ago and sits 3rd!!!!!!!! Goooooooooo!!!"

Final Table for Matt Seer ....9 left!!

[gouty]

Fair play to Matt. 7th for 43k.

Lovely quiet fella. Chuffed to bits for him! 

[claypole]

Delighted for him although would rather someone we can nip

[GreekStein]

surely trickett has a zillion he can trade for people?

[pleno1]

I can get 300k worth for people but guy is charging 1.5. Reliable and will drop it off although ofc still ridic.

[TightEnd]

Chris Dombrowski Wins Event #30: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em
 

Chris Dombrowski, Winner Event #30

Event #30: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em had crowned it champion. Chris Dombrowski battled through a field of 2108 players over three days to earn his way to the $346,332 first-place prize and the coveted gold bracelet.

Here is how the final table finished:
Place   Name   Prize
1st   Chris Dombrowski   $346,332
2nd   Mathew Moore   $215,578
3rd   Jesse McEuen   $149,850
4th   Dimitar Yosifov   $107,922
5th   Carter Myers   $78,876
6th   Chris Bolek   $58,348
7th   Matt Seer   $43,730
8th   Mike Pickett   $33,191
9th   Jonathan Thompson   $25,448

[TightEnd]

Event #31: Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-low Split-8 or Better


    Buy-in: $1,500
    Prizepool: $1,263,600
    Entries: 936
    Remaining: 14

Barry Greenstein is 7/14 heading into Day three.

Woody Deck finished 17th. Stuart Rutter cashed in 53rd

[TightEnd]

Event #32: No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed


    Buy-in: $5,000
    Prizepool: $2,425,200
    Entries: 516
    Remaining: 128

Day 1 of Event #32: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em (Six Handed) has come and gone. When registration closed, 516 players had ponied up the buy-in for this event and the top prize was set at over $600,000. Finishing the day in the pole position was Jonathan Little with 179,700 in chips. Hot on his heels are a group of tough competitors including Daniel Negreanu (168,600), Brian Rast (151,200) and Justin Smith (149,800).

Moorman is 16th overnight, Brammer 32nd, Charlie Coombes 78th

[TightEnd]

Event #33: Seven Card Razz


    Buy-in: $2,500
    Prizepool: $684,775
    Entries: 301
    Remaining: 176

early days in this one with Marco Traniello, Mr Jennifer Harman, leading most of the big guns

[pleno1]

Beamer and Charlie are both such beasts.

[TightEnd]

Event #32: No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed


    Buy-in: $5,000
    Prizepool: $2,425,200
    Entries: 516
    Remaining: 14

The 14 include Lindgren, Bari and Robl

No British cashers

[DaveShoelace]

I'm predicting 0 brit bracelets this year

[TightEnd]

Event #33: Seven Card Razz


    Buy-in: $2,500
    Prizepool: $684,775
    Entries: 301
    Remaining: 16

Stephen Chidwick cashed 31st

Stuart Rutter currently listed 16 of 16 and very short

[TightEnd]

Event #34: Turbo No-Limit Hold'em


    Buy-in: $1,000
    Prizepool: $1,466,100
    Entries: 1,629
    Remaining: 35

Event #34: $1,000 Turbo No-Limit Hold'em began today with 1,629 players and true to its "turbo" format, the tournament lost 1,594 players at a record pace to end the day with just 35 players and well into the money.

After 17 levels of play, the first four of which were 30-minutes long and the remaining thirteen were 40-minutes, it appeared that Victor Figueroa (354,000) has the largest stack in the room. Some of the other top stacks included: Noah Vaillancourt (301,000), Michael Gathy (256,000) and Mikk Matiiesen (255,00). You can also find Jason Duval (193,000), Jake Cody (190,000), Jennifer Tilly (113,000) and Russell Crane (100,00) still in the field with respectable stacks.


Jake Cody is listed 9 of 35

Warrington, Eames, Toby Lewis, Mike Ellis and Dominic Rossokh all cashed