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

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Event #46: $50,000 Poker Players' Championship

Chip Counts

Seat   Player   Country   Chips
1   Frank Kassela   USA   3,562,000
2   John Hennigan   USA   2,202,000
3   Allen Kessler   USA   1,405,000
4   Abe Mosseri   USA   2,791,000
5   Chun Lei Zhou   Macau   845,000
6   Melissa Burr   USA   971,000
7   Brandon Shack-Harris   USA   1,732,000
8   Jesse Martin   USA   1,811,000

$1.5m up top

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Event #47: $1,500 Ante-Only No-Limit Hold'em

Jesse McEuen Wins $1,500 Ante-Only No-Limit Hold'em ($212,093)

1    Jesse McEuen    US       212,093
2    Jonas Lauck    GB       130,955
3    Rhys Jones    GB       85,131
4    Simeon Naydenov BG    62,528
5    Adam Levy    US       46,575
6    Ryan D'Angelo    US       35,143
7    Herbert Yarbrough US    26,825
8    Jeremy Joseph    US       20,704

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Event #48: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Low

Players Left 11
Entries    991


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Scott Clements    828,000
2    Dylan Wilkerson    470,000
3    Tyler Patterson    445,000
4    Philip Sternheimer 405,000
5    Cody Crawford    400,000
6    J.R. Flournoy    375,000
7    Jeff Madsen    345,000
8    Tom Schneider    326,000
9    Brian Brubaker    245,000
10    Derek Raymond    180,000

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Event #49: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em

Players Left 216
Entries    696


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Josh Arieh    136,000
2    Martin Hanowski    114,500
3    Jason Koon    95,000
4    Ray Iskander    93,500
5    Giuseppe Pantaleo    92,000
6    Eugene Todd    90,500
7    Blake Bohn    90,000
8    Ryan Laplante    89,100
9    Ivan Saul    81,500
10    Athanasios Polychronopoulos 80,000

uk players when the pdf of overnight chip counts comes through

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Event #50: $1,500 Eight-Game Mix

Players Left 168
Entries    335


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Steve Chanthabouasy    52,000
2    Mike Gorodinsky    41,600
3    Andrew Barber    40,000
4    Calvin Anderson    34,600
5    Brandon Guss    32,000
6    Lenny Talerico    28,450
7    Mike Wattel    26,000
8    Matt Schultz    25,100
9    Matt Grapenthien 23,500
10    Ali Eslami    20,500

uk players when the pdf of overnight chip counts comes through

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2014 45th Annual World Series of Poker
Event #49: No-Limit Hold'em
END OF DAY REPORT FOR DAY: 1
Amazon
Entries: 696 Remaining Players (at EOD): 204 Places Paid: 72

http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/13649%5CEV49-Day-2-Counts-by-Seat.pdf

Liv Boeree EAST MOLESY, GB 15,600
Niall Farrell LUGAR AGRSHIN, GB 58,000
David Vamplew FIFE, , GB 30,100
Matt Davenport Cheshire, GB, GB 55,100
Craig McCorkell WEST SUSSEX, GB 9,100
Oliver Price London, GB 69,200

[redsimon]

Looking at Poker news.com it appears only the T25 chips are the same as ones used in this years WSOP events, wondered if they would not use the "normal" chips in this.

[smurf]

the huge numbers of runners in the big stack event might give them food for thought in future wsops.

pretty obvious with 90% of the field not cashing players enjoy a bit of play...not that they are ever short on numbers but imagine 3 or 4 events in a row with super stack starting stacks.

[tikay]

Monster Stack Special from the WSOP, plus Marsha Mellows.


http://bit.ly/1lk1CvO

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Tyler Patterson Denies Scott Clements Third Bracelet to Win Event #48 for $270,992

Entering Event #48: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Low at the 2014 World Series of Poker, Tyler Patterson boasted nearly $1.2 million in live tournament earnings, 18 WSOP cashes, and three prior WSOP final tables. Despite all of that, Patterson had yet to wrap a bright, shiny gold bracelet around his wrist. Now that the event has been completed, Patterson can officially call himself a champion as he outlasted a field of 991 players to win the $270,992 first-place prize.

1   Tyler Patterson   $270,992
2   Scott Clements   $167,686
3   Cody Crawford   $104,914
4   Jeff Madsen   $76,150
5   Gary Kosakowski   $56,216
6   Tom Schneider   $42,142
7   Derek Raymond   $32,054
8   J.R. Flournoy   $24,710
9   Dylan Wilkerson   $19,305

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Event #49: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em

Players Left 23
Entries    696


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Margareta Morris    805,000
2    John Dolan    719,000
3    Timur Margolin    647,000
4    Jason Koon    616,000
5    Kevin MacPhee    601,000
6    Jean Gaspard    600,000
7    Jeremy Kottler    595,000
8    Blake Bohn    582,000
9    Oliver Price    548,000
10    Manig Loeser    493,000

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Event #50: $1,500 Eight-Game Mix

Players Left 15
Entries    485


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Devin Looney    315,000
2    Alex Rocha    230,000
3    Christoph Haller    210,000
4    Dan Heimiller    195,000
5    Phil Ivey    175,000
6    Daniel Negreanu    172,000
7    Aaron Steury    147,000
8    Yuebin Guo    138,000
9    Yehuda Buchalter 130,000
10    Abdel Hamid    122,000

Stephen Chidwick is still in, short with 86,000

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Event #51: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack

Players Left 7000
Entries    7864

118m chips in play!

Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    Matt Weber    136,300
2    Jonathan Luckett 110,800
3    Zachary Gruneberg 104,500
4    Jamie Kerstetter    88,800
5    Griffin Benger    87,700
6    Gerald Cohen    83,400
7    Dr. Lane Phillips    83,000
8    Michael Shelton    82,900
9    Mike Minetti    81,800
10    Matthew Peters    78,900

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Event #52: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship

Players Left 86
Entries    122


Top Chip Counts
Name    Chips
1    David Chiu    112,000
2    Antonio Esfandiari 80,000
3    Eli Elezra    77,000
4    Ronnie Bardah    70,000
5    Matt Szymaszek    70,000
6    Paul Volpe    70,000
7    David Steicke    69,800
8    Jan Sjavik    66,000
9    Tommy Hang    64,000
10    Dr. Lane Phillips    63,300

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Event #46: $50,000 Poker Players' Championship

John Hennigan Wins $50,000 Poker Players' Championship for $1,517,767

One of the most prestigious tournaments of the 2014 World Series of Poker—the $50,000 Poker Players' Championship – came to an end on Thursday. What began with 102 of the world’s best players tested their mettle in an eight-game rotation, and after five days of play it was John Hennigan that emerged as the last man standing to capture the $1,517,767, a WSOP gold bracelet, and etch his name on the Chip Reese Memorial Trophy.

This marked Hennigan’s third straight cash in the Poker Players’ Championship, and his second consecutive final table after finishing third last year. It was an exciting moment for Hennigan, though after the win all he wanted to do was jump straight into the $10,000 Limit Hold’em Championship....

Place   Player   Prize
1st   John Hennigan   $1,517,767
2nd   Brandon Shack-Harris   $937,975
3rd   Jesse Martin   $594,570
4th   Abe Mosseri   $402,696
5th   Chun Lei “samrostan” Zhou   $286,122
6th   Frank Kassela   $212,829
7th   Melissa Burr   $165,435
8th   Allen Kessler   $134,101