The 2014 WSOP Thread. tikay wins a bracelet, the rest is secondary

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Ted Forrest is chasing his second bracelet of the summer in Event 30 - $1.5K Stud 8. 12 players remain

http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/13630%5CEV30-Day-3-Counts-by-Chips.pdf

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end of Day 1 in Event 31 - $1,500 NLHE. Full chip counts available:

http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/13631%5CEV31-Day-2-Counts-by-Chips.pdf

they are just off the money and

8 Peter Gould LONDON, , GB 100,300
37 Najib Kamand SURREY LONDON, , GB 57,100
97 Benjamin Dobson POOLE, DORSET, , 31,500
101 Adam Owen Folkestone, GB 30,000
120 Iqbal Ahmed Birmingham, , GB 23,000

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Ev 32 - $10K NLHE 6 Max draws 264 players creating a $2,481,600 prize pool. Top 30 places paid with $670K for first

102 remain

Max Silver and Chris moorman are in the top 20

http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chipcounts.asp?grid=1052&tid=13632

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Event #29: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em

Daniel Laming Eliminated in 8th Place ($48,952)

Players Left 4
Entries    1165

Justin Oliver           3,450,000
Pierre Milan    US       3,055,000
Thad McNulty    US       1,475,000
Matt Salsberg    US       760,000

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Calvin Anderson Wins Event #30: $1,500 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low ($190,538)

Calvin Anderson, ranked as the top online tournament player in the world as recently as last November, just added his first World Series of Poker bracelet to his resume, taking down Event #30: $1,500 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low. Anderson will pocket $190,538 for his win after defeating fellow American pro Joe Tehan heads up. He defeated a total field of 588 players to claim his win.

1    Calvin Anderson    US       190,538
2    Joe Tehan    US       118,014
3    Eric Kurtzman    US       79,800
4    Levon Torosyan    US       55,319
5    Melissa Burr    US       39,181
6    Sanjay Pandya    US       28,346
7    Jimmy Fricke    US       20,932
8    John Myung    US       15,772
9    Ted Forrest    US       12,121

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Event #31: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

Players Left 20
Entries    1631

British chip leader....

op Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Peter Gould    700,000
2    Eric Spitzer    700,000
3    Matt Stout    655,000
4    Robert Schmidt    640,000
5    Brett Shaffer    555,000
6    Rajaee Wazwaz    430,000
7    Steven Mcnally    425,000
8    Kyle Weir            348,000
9    Seth Berger    335,000
10    Jason Vanstrom    260,000

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Event #32: $10,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship

Players Left 17
Entries    264


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Dario Sammartino    1,060,000
2    Joe Cada    960,000
3    Hiren Patel    823,000
4    Kyle White    742,000
5    Layne Flack    492,000
6    Igor Kurganov    471,000
7    Max Silver    468,000
8    Jeremy Ausmus    440,000
9    George Danzer    430,000
10    Brock Parker    292,000

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Event #33: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em

Players Left 174
Entries    1688


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Goran Mandic    93,000
2    Shelby Standley    77,000
3    Mike Sowers    71,700
4    Joseph Iarussi    71,400
5    Mark Wahba    69,000
6    Sean Jazayeri    65,000
7    Martin Finger    60,000
8    Chris Sensoli    50,900
9    Anthony Gregg    50,000
10    David Peters    48,000


full list of brits through at close of play

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Event #34: $1,500 Seven-Card Stud

Players Left 128
Entries    345


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Robert Mizrachi    26,500
2    Marcel Luske    20,500
3    Aaron Steury    18,500
4    Doug Lee    18,000
5    Iori Yogo    17,700
6    Tommy Hang    17,700
7    Daniel Negreanu    17,000
8    Thomas Hammers    15,500
9    Men Nguyen    14,500
10    Barbara Enright    14,000

full list of brits through at close of play

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Max Silver of the UK holds the chip lead in the $10K Six Max followed closely by Sunny Patel . 13 remain Overnight

http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/13632%5CEV32-Day-3-Counts-by-Chips.pdf

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Matt Stout is the chip leader in Event 31 - $1,500 NLHE heading into the final day of play

http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/13631%5CEV31-Day-3-Counts-by-Chips.pdf

15 left

5 Peter Gould LONDON, , GB 639,000

[AndrewT]

Max has been pinging in deep runs left right and centre this year.

[dreenie]

Event #29: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em

Daniel Laming Eliminated in 8th Place ($48,952)

Players Left 4
Entries    1165

Justin Oliver           3,450,000
Pierre Milan    US       3,055,000
Thad McNulty    US       1,475,000
Matt Salsberg    US       760,000

Such a boss, literally been playing out of his skin, and so happy to finally see some justice for Danny, such a lovely boy too. Congrats and keep it going!! xx

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Brett Shaffer Wins 2nd WSOP Bracelet in Event #31: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em ($418,435)

Brit Peter Gould was 4th

1    Brett Shaffer    US       418,435
2    RJ Sullivan    US       258,695
3    Matt Stout    US       170,247
4    Peter Gould    GB       122,731
5    Aleksandr Gofman    RU    89,835
6    Robert Schmidt    US       66,176
7    Rob Wazwaz          50,246
8    Jim Jakobsen    NO       39,356
9    Jason Vanstrom    US       29,658

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Joe Cada Wins Event #32: $10,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship ($670,041)

When Joe Cada won the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event, he was the target of criticism. The young kid from Detroit was dragged through the mud for running well on the biggest stage in poker, but in the last decade, few Main Event champions have put up results at the Rio like Cada.

The ’09 champ fell just short of winning his second bracelet in 2012, finishing runner-up to Carter Phillips, and he finished in fourth place twice in 2013. Cada couldn’t be held back any longer, and on Monday he topped a very impressive final table to win Event #32: $10,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em Championship, his second gold bracelet, and $670,041.

Since Carlos Mortensen, Cada becomes the first Main Event champion to win a bracelet after winning the biggest tournament in poker

1    Joe Cada    US       670,041
2    Jeremy Ausmus    US       414,104
3    Max Silver    GB       273,646
4    JC Tran    US       185,971
5    Erick Lindgren    US       129,192
6    Dario Sammartino    IT       91,670
7    Martin Jacobson    SE       66,382
8    Kyle White           66,382
9    George Danzer    DE       49,061

$273,000 for Max Silver in 3rd.....