The WSOP 2013

[Patonius2000]

Pez is an unbelievably good poker player, and a total legend. Could not be more happy about this result.

[BulldozerD]

Yessss get in Pez

[Tal]

Wahowzers! Well done, sir

[TightEnd]

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[T_Mar]

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Great picture.... Congrats

[TightEnd]

Matt Perrins Wins Event #57: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em ($792,275); Captures Second WSOP Bracelet

After only seven hours and 136 hands, Day 4 has officially come to an end, with Britain's Matt Perrins securing victory in Event #57: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em. The young poker pro from Rochdale, England, started the final table as the chip leader, and didn't look back, as he secured his second WSOP bracelet, after winning a 'No-Limit 2-7 Lowball' bracelet back in 2011.

Place    Name    Prize Money
1   Matt Perrins   $792,275
2   Arthur Pro   $489,451
3   Seth Berger   $315,529
4   Antonio Buonanno   $231,147
5   Matt Berkey   $171,822
6   Thomas Muehloecker   $129,447
7   Randal Flowers   $98,715
8   Joe Serock   $76,164
9   Kent Roed   $59,398

[DaveShoelace]

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Great picture.... Congrats

Is that Boris Johnson in the yellow t-shirt?

[TightEnd]

Event #58: The Little One for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em

Buy-in: $1,111
Prizepool: $4,280,400
Entries: 4,756
Remaining: 116

Roberto Romanello and Liv Boeree currently in the top 20 with Scott O'Reilly and Jamie Dale still in too

Simon Higgins, Charlie Coombes, Jono Beck, Andrew Hulme, Keith Johnson and Chaz Chattha were amongst the UK Cashers so far

[TightEnd]

Congratulations to Eli Elezra, Event #59: $2,500 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball Champion ($173,236)

On this eve of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event, one of the most stacked final tables of all of this summer's preliminary events has come to a conclusion, with Eli Elezra topping a tough field, a talented final table, and coming back against a formidable heads-up opponent in Daniel Negreanu to claim his second WSOP bracelet in Event #59: $2,500 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball.

It has been six years since Elezra won his first bracelet, again beating out another of poker's best heads-up when he outlasted Scotty Nguyen for the title in the $3,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low Split-8 or Better event. Having become a multiple braclet winner, Elezra already has his sights on gathering more.

"I'm gonna try to get about five more… maybe catch Hellmuth, you know?" said Elezra while cracking his ever-present grin as he thanked the audience for their support of his win.

1
[United States] Eli Elezra
$173,236
Henderson
NV
United States
2
[Canada] Daniel Negreanu
$107,055
Toronto
ON
Canada
3
[United States] Brian Brubaker
$70,743
Manhattan Beach

United States
4
[United States] David Chiu
$48,077
Las Vegas
NV
United States
5
[United States] David Baker
$33,399
Katy
TX
United States
6
[United States] Scott Seiver
$23,698
Las Vegas
NV
United States
7
[United States] Eric Wasserson
$17,161
Penn Valley
PA
United States
8
[United States] Alexander Condon
$17,161
Sioux City
IA
United States
9
[United States] Michael Mizrachi
$12,683
Miramar
FL
United States

[TightEnd]

Event #60: No-Limit Hold'em


    Buy-in: $1,500
    Prizepool: $3,430,350
    Entries: 2,541
    Remaining: 490


Rupert Elder currently shown 14/490 and top Brit remaining according to the chip counts

[TightEnd]

Event #61: Pot-Limit Omaha


    Buy-in: $10,000
    Prizepool: $3,628,400
    Entries: 386
    Remaining: 288


Stephen Chidwick is the only Brit listed in the chip counts, which aren't comprenhensive at this stage

[0800]

Not really 3 betting him for fun then.

Where's this loudest rail ever?!?!

Due to arrive later, I gather.

There are some sore heads after the Barney party last night.

Whilst this is acceptable in the Rubble household, I believe not so in the Boatman mansion...

[TightEnd]

tikay interviews Barry Greenstein at the WSOP

[TightEnd]

Queueing at the WSOP

[TightEnd]

Inside the Brasilia Room