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After a solid run on Day 1, Pokernoob succeeded in making a good start on Day 2 of the $2,000 No Limit Hold'em event. However, he lost most of his chips in a key-hand, a few places before the money bubble...
Coming with high expectations on Day 2 of the $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha event, trader had to endure a bad run of cards and eventually make his exit. Only 11 players managed to make it to the final play day.
Day 1 of the $10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo event attracted a total of 164 players with many of them being well-known in the poker world. Besides interesting names, the day was also filled with peculiar situations.
The US American Eric Baldwin was able to pull through against more than 2,000 players in the $1,500 No Limit Hold'em Event and finally eliminated Jonas Klausen in the heads-up to win the $591,932.
A strong Chino Rheem was chip leader for most of the day only to take a heavy hit at the very end. Only 213 players will return for the second day of this action-packed $2,000 NLHE Event.
With two very good starts, our team members Nazgul and Trader had high expectations for this high-roller PLO tournament. Whereas Nazgul had to suffer an early bustout, Trader finished Day 1 with a stack in the top 12.
After three days of making his way through a tough field, Greg Mueller managed to win the $10,000 Limit Hold'em tournament. With likes of Daniel Alaei at the final table, it was far from an easy task to win the event.
In a very aggressive final day, we saw lots of push-or-fold play, but it seemed like the shorter stacks always ended up on the unfavourable side of the equation. In the end, David Guillen takes the bracelet after an impressive heads-up performance.
Poker After Dark is to deliver an ear bashing to it’s fans this week as some of the mouths of poker head to the studios. Amongst others, invited are Vannessa Rousso, Antonio Esfandiari and Mike Matusow.
J.C. Tran entered the day with a healthy stack and quickly built it up, eliminating one opponent after another on his way to the top. Eventually, the race for the title came down to him and Jeff Kimber.
After an exhausting marathon best-of-three match, Leo Wolpert won the $10,000 No Limit Hold'em Heads-up title. It took him hundreds of hands to bring down his opponent John Duthie.
Nazgul arrived today at the Amazon Room with high expectations, wanting to play his best poker, having chips and crushing his opponents. Busting out at 131st place, he signs his second money finish in a week's time.
Today, the World Championship of Limit Hold'em started - and it seems like the big names of poker are able to make a clear statement.
The $2,000 No Limit Event welcomed more than 1,500 players. For once, the bubble didn't burst on the first day. And tomorrow, for Day 2, Nazgul will come back with a good stack and high expectations...
The final table has been set in the $2,500 Pot Limit Ohama Event. Ross Boatman will enter the final as chip leader and will begin the final day with a comfortable safety margin. He might need it, though, as he will have to survive both J.C. Tran and Theo Jorgensen in order to take the gold bracelet.
John Duthie and Leo Wolpert were the sole survivors of the third play day of the $10,000 No Limit Heads-up tournament. Johnny Chan fell just short of a shot at what could've been his 11th WSOP bracelet.
Recreational player Mike Eise from the US managed to secure the victory and his first bracelet in Event #28, a $1,500 No Limit Hold'em tournament. In the final, he left both Jason Potter and Jeff Chang behind.
Day one of the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. Event ends and, as usual, a lot of big names are to be found in the list of participants. 770 players tried their luck today, and many of them won't come back tomorrow.
Day 2 of the $10,000 No Limit Hold'em Heads-up tournament saw Tom "durrrr" Dwan facing a very troublesome opponent and other matches were no less interesting.
The $1,500 No Limit Hold'em has lost the vast majority of its original field of 2,638 players and only 27 of them will return for Day 3. Ivan Demidov and many more top pros couldn't make it through the day.
