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Day 1 of $2,500 Limit Hold'em Six-handed event gathered a field of both top pros and amateurs. Alexander Veldhuis was one of the more successful players for the day, building up a sizeable stack.
RobbieV, Nazgul and Allanon all took part in Day 1A of this $1,000 No Limit Hold'em event. Of the close to two thousand that started today, only 288 will proceed to Day 2 and RobbieV was one of them.
Phil Ivey managed to finish the $2,500 No Limit Deuce to Seven Draw Lowball Event, besting a field of 147 players. Thanks to his accomplishment, he receives the famous WSOP bracelet and $96,367 in cash.
Nazgul made it two cashes in a row for Team PokerStrategy.com in WSOP 2010 today. This is his fourth WSOP cash, after three in the money finishes in WSOP 2009, including one in the Main Event.
EPT San Remo winner Liv Boeree took part in an interview and a photo shoot session, where she talked about her recent victory. She also mentioned how she switched from Astrophysics to poker and what her future goals are.
In May, well-known names like Tom "durrrr" Dwan, Phil Ivey or Gus Hansen were still present at the tables, but there was less action to be seen this time. Despite his profit so far in 2010, durrrr lost over $2 million last month.
While the chip lead was taken over by John Monnette, Raphael Zimmerman has kept his second place throughout the day and will join the final table as second chip leader.
RobbieV finished in 99th place in Event #8 to make his first ever WSOP cash, while Nazgul completed the day just 2 shy of the money in Event #9. Both will return to play tomorrow along with BongBob and Allanon.
As the final table approaches, only eleven players manage to get past day two of the Seven Card Stud Championship - Daniel 'The Comeback Kid' Negreanu stays true to his name and manages to get away from elimination time and time again.
A total of 2,341 players took part in this $1,500 No Limit Hold'em event, and Team PokerStrategy.com member RobbieV is among the 277 left who survived the day. They are now just 34 eliminations left to the money.
On day two of the inaugural Champions Invitational, some of the biggest names of poker had to take their leave and watch Tom McEvoy and Robert Varkonyi dig it out from the rails.
The $5,000 buy-in shootout event had far fewer players than the last two events Team PokerStrategy.com entered, but it saw a far stronger field. PokerStrategist Guennilicous meanwhile finished 72nd in Event #5.
According to the German news agency dpa, the head of the group that raided the EPT Berlin event and got away with €240,000 in cash has been arrested during the past weekend.
The members of Team PokerStrategy.com were also among those who signed up for this $1,500 buy-in No Limit Hold'em Event. This is their second event in WSOP 2010.
The bid for 2010 World Series of Poker bracelet began for Team PokerStrategy.com today as they participated in their first event in this series, the $1,000 buy-in, No Limit Hold'em, Event #3.
Only a few hours until Team PokerStrategy.com members Nazgul, BongBob and RobbieV will take a seat at the first NL Hold'em Event of this year's WSOP. Follow the action through our live ticker!
With just a few days left before the World Series of Poker starts, it's time to introduce the Team PokerStrategy.com roster. We will also be in Las Vegas to provide you with daily news, pictures and videos.
We are almost halfway done with 2010 and Tom "durrrr" Dwan made the biggest profit online so far, having earned over $3.2 million. On the other hand, Brian Townsend recorded the biggest loss of $2.7 million in 2010.
American businessman Terrance Watanabe is said to have lost over $200 million over the course of the last year at the Ceasar's Palace and Rio Grande. He is now being charged for cheque fraud while suing casino operator Harrah's at the same time.
The WSOP Main Event is arguably the most prestigious tournament out there and it's about one month away. We have picked several of our favourite players to win this year and we also want to see your predictions in the comments.
