[JON STAMOZ]

Still can find Wretchy in chip counts.

Maybe he's playing under a diff name =)

[Riverhorse]

anyone know how josh arieh got knocked out? know he had a good stack for awhile...ths

[Passiveplay]

Ended day 2 with 121k 90% sure wretchy was at the table next to me seemed to be doing well but didn't see stack late in the night

[RioMata]

 

Originally Posted by JON STAMOZ

Still can find Wretchy in chip counts.

Maybe he's playing under a diff name =)

It's probably going to have his name irl instead of saying, wretchy. But I could be wrong.

[Crazyhorse76]

94000 into day 3

[Dblupm0j]

Currently at 72,400. Looking forward to Day 3.

[Kreuznagel Banned Troll]

I'd like to know where I can see a complete list of players remaining... The ones at wsop.com are all incomplete somehow.

[russdog]

wsop.com updates full chip count the morning after the day ends. hendon mob website also posts it, does anyone know if seat assignments for day 3 are posted?

[bstillmatic]

is Gus Hansen still alive?

[JON STAMOZ]

 

Originally Posted by RioMata

It's probably going to have his name irl instead of saying, wretchy. But I could be wrong.

Dan Martin ... I know. He wasn't up like all day but they finally put him up.
108k at the end of day 2b
gogogogogo

 

Originally Posted by bstillmatic

is Gus Hansen still alive?

He didn't play this year. Haven't heard of a reason why Edited By: JON STAMOZ Jul 11th, 2010 at 06:30 PM

[bbbbb33]

 

Originally Posted by russdog

wsop.com updates full chip count the morning after the day ends. hendon mob website also posts it, does anyone know if seat assignments for day 3 are posted?

ya need seat assignments (i have 78.1k if anyone gives a fuck)

re: Gus... He is back at home. Apparantly his mother is not doing well :(

[Randers]

courtesy mttphile Kevmath:

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?...VE&hl=en#gid=0

download it as an excel or numbers doc then you can sort etc.

[Mrrain]

280k for me...gl everyone

[tcstunna]

78,500 yo

[Slingtownorbust]

what time this start today?

[bef99hwk]

 

Originally Posted by Slingtownorbust

what time this start today?

Day off...starts noon tomorrow and play everyday this week

[wandigo]

any info?

Joe Deniro 36,000 PAVILION / 172 / 1
Lisa Parsons 47,300 PAVILION / 172 / 2
Jeff Lewis 19,600 PAVILION / 172 / 3
Michael Fong 204,400 PAVILION / 172 / 4
Steven Graham 138,200 PAVILION / 172 / 5
Tuan Nguyen 52,400 PAVILION / 172 / 6
Kenneth Coppens 104,400 PAVILION / 172 / 7 (me)
George Kalaitzis 18,100 PAVILION / 172 / 8
Amanda De Cesare 30,400 PAVILION / 172 / 9

[bertminatti]

 

Originally Posted by wandigo

any info?
Tuan Nguyen 52,400 PAVILION / 172 / 6

Supa Tuannnnnnnn. Certainly entertaining.

[bonflizubi]

 

Originally Posted by wandigo

any info?

Joe Deniro 36,000 PAVILION / 172 / 1
Lisa Parsons 47,300 PAVILION / 172 / 2
Jeff Lewis 19,600 PAVILION / 172 / 3
Michael Fong 204,400 PAVILION / 172 / 4
Steven Graham 138,200 PAVILION / 172 / 5
Tuan Nguyen 52,400 PAVILION / 172 / 6
Kenneth Coppens 104,400 PAVILION / 172 / 7 (me)
George Kalaitzis 18,100 PAVILION / 172 / 8
Amanda De Cesare 30,400 PAVILION / 172 / 9

There was an empty seat at table 49 in the Pavilion Room, which was a bummer because I wanted to talk to its supposed occupant. Amanda de Cesare was listed as starting her day right there, but it seemed for all the world as though she was out before the end of level two.

That wasn't good. De Cesare has a great story and I wanted to hear it from the horse's mouth. She came to prominence in 2009, when she won a poker-based reality television show called "The Poker Star" on Australian television. The Team pokerstars Pro and former World Series champion Joe Hachem acted as mentor to 11 contestants, who went through an arduous series of trials to determine who would make the best poker player.
Uniquely, these trials did not centre only on poker play, rather they were trials to test "reading people", "focus", "bluffing", "composure", "recall", "endurance", "courage" and "charisma" - all the skills considered by Hachem to being essential for life at the top level.

De Cesare won the "composure" and "courage" sections after building the best house of cards (while listening to loud music) and walking a plank between two buildings. Contestants were also sent to the shark tank of the Melbourne aquarium, faced a lie detector test, etc., etc.

The prize, which De Cesare won at the end of the full series, was $100,000 in cash plus entry to the PCA and the World Series (among other major events), all sponsored by PokerStars. Hachem would act as a personal mentor.

That, then, was the background. But where was De Cesare today? With such noted skills she surely couldn't be out. Could she?

No. No she couldn't.

Soon enough, she came bounding back into the Pavilion Room and took that empty seat. She had Vivek Rajkumar to her right, and a stack of about 67,000 in front of her. All was well.

"I just wanted to find out what you've been up to," I said.

"Oh. My. God," said De Cesare, he voice raising in anguish to near-squeal. "What have I been up to. Did you see that hand?"

De Cesare related how she had just bust an opponent when they got it all in on an eight-high board. That's all in during level two, each with close to their full 30,000 stacks in front of them. De Cesare had pocket jacks but her opponent had flopped a set of eights.

"I had jacks and I'd put my whole tournament on the line," De Cesare said, clutching her head and with a tone of strict self-admonishment.

There wasn't a particular trial in Poker Star to determine "ability to suck out", but De Cesare would probably have won that too. "There was a jack on the turn," she said. "I had to go out and have a cigarette."

When she had calmed down, De Cesare went through a few more impressive statistics. This is her first trip to Las Vegas and she has played three tournaments. She cashed in the first, a $2,000 deep stack event at the Venetian. And then she cashed in her second too, the $2,500 no limit hold 'em at the World Series.

The Main Event is her third. "I've seen Joe, but I haven't talked to him specifically about poker yet this trip," De Cesare said.

That's probably just as well. Hachem has just bust from the Main Event, while De Cesare goes from strength to strength.

[BguitarH]

wow this is arguably the worst main event thread since Chan's back to back shippage...

anyways, am I out of my mind for genuinely rooting for Moneymaker above anyone else to make a deep run just because I'm sick to death of hearing how terrible he is?

[Superleggera]

 

Originally Posted by BguitarH

wow this is arguably the worst main event thread since Chan's back to back shippage...

anyways, am I out of my mind for genuinely rooting for Moneymaker above anyone else to make a deep run just because I'm sick to death of hearing how terrible he is?

relax man, the money hasn't even been reached yet. Once some well-known names start rising to the top on Day 4 and on this thread should get going.

[CadderlySoaring]

Just wanted to say goodluck early to all of you fools playing Day 3. Hope you all advance to day 4.

A Pocket5ers November Nine Final Table ftw!

[JasonBDizzle account restricted by moderator -- must reply in this thread before posting anywhere else on the boards]

im glad to see Negreanu double early. one more and i think he's in business!

2010 World Series of Poker

Negreanu Doubles Through Corkins

Posted 32 minutes ago by BenConoley
Daniel Negreanu brought on the flop when he checked after a middle-position player called followed by Hoyt Corkins in the cutoff.
The flop came down and Negreanu bet 7,200. The player in middle position folded but Corkins raised enough to get Negreanu to commit all his chips.
Negreanu:
Corkins:
The turn was the and the river followed with the , putting Negreanu at about 58,000.
Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Hoyt Corkins. Edited By: JasonBDizzle Jul 12th, 2010 at 10:37 PM
Reason: too much paste

[sunnie78]

Gus didnt enter :(

[SmileyLSU]

NEW CHIPLEADER

Can someone explain how this much money ends up in the middle with these two hands????? How does KQ go broke there if Johnson actually had a hand AA, KK, QQ, etc????

Johnson Crippled, Gates Chip Leader

Posted 12 minutes ago by thkcduckworth

Marco Johnson in earlier WSOP action

In a hand that extended deep into the break, the Main Event now boasts a new chip leader with over half a million in chips!
Marco Johnson opened to 3,200 and Kevin Gates made the call before an opponent three-bet to 11,000.
With the action back on Johnson, he made it 27,000 to go, and again Gates made the call as the three-better folded.
Johnson led out for 52,000 on the flop and Gates made the call as the landed on the turn.
Johnson moved all in for roughly 225,000 and Gates immediately made the call for his remaining 194,000.
Johnson:
Gates:
With Gates in the lead, Johnson would need any diamond or jack to take the lead, or plenty of other cards to chop it up.
Unfortunately the river of the was greeted by Johnson looking skywards in shock at the pot that had just played out.
As Gates raked in the pot to move to 550,000, Johnson slipped down to 32,000 in chips.

[JasonBDizzle account restricted by moderator -- must reply in this thread before posting anywhere else on the boards]

i was just about to post this same thing

I CANNOT BELIEVE this guy just stacked off with KQ like that after even calling a 3 bet. he flatted twice with KQ. hahahaha

and stacked off with just top pair.

soul read?

[Randers]

Marco has hella lag juice and gives off that vibe...but this seems vury bad from the villian.

Knowing what I know of Nora Flum he already has 190k+ and just makin it happen.

[JasonBDizzle account restricted by moderator -- must reply in this thread before posting anywhere else on the boards]

yea i've been told he is pretty laggy but still. thats a shitload of bbs to be putting in the pot with just top pair good kicker. idk

[redman11]

If anyone is in the amazon room, I am looking for updates on TABLE 314 Seat 2 in particular. Thanks for any and all help :)

[agilles]

IF you know the name of the player...

http://www.pokernews.com/live-report...vent/chips.htm