Blinds starting at 3k/6k/1k. Starting stack is 450k. Players were all expecting to start at a lower blind level. Like 2.5k/5k/500 or lower.
RobbieV is already up to 550k
Others on his table:
Frank Kassela
David Pham
David Robinson
Erik Cajeilas
Daniel Markowsky
Lars Bonding
Dan "djk123" Kelly
Originally posted by Knien12
Tableseating:1 Lars Bonding LAS VEGAS, NV, US 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 1
2 David Pham CERRITOS, CA, US 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 2
3 Dan Kelly POTOMAC, MD, US 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 3
4 Erik Cajelais LACHENAIE, QC, CA 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 4
5 Frank Kassela ROSSVILLE, TN, US 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 5
6 Robbie Verspui GI 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 6
7 Daniel Makowsky NEW YORK, NY, US 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 7
8 David Robinson BLACK MOUNTAIN, NC, US 450,000 Amazon / 279 / 89 Jonathan Spinks EXETER, , GB 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 1
10 Joseph Webber BRYAN, OH, US 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 2
11 Vitaly Lunkin MOSCOW, , RU 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 3
12 Andrew Badecker VERNON, CT, US 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 4
13 Eric Yates FRIENDSWOOD, TX, US 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 5
14 Daniel Fischer BRIGANTINE, NJ, US 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 6
15 Andrew Pantling TORONTO, ON, CA 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 7
16 Robert Smith SEABROOK, TX, US 450,000 Amazon / 280 / 8
Thanks!
Lars Bonding fired out 21,000 on a flop of K:s 8:s 6:s against Robbie Verspui and the Dutch player made the call in this Euro vs Euro battle. Verspui also called another [47,000 on the J:d turn before both players checked the A:s river.
Verspui showed A:c K:h but he had been pipped by the rivered flush for Bonding, the Danish player holding A:h 10:s .
(from WSOP.com)
Originally posted by Napooo
Lars Bonding fired out 21,000 on a flop of against Robbie Verspui and the Dutch player made the call in this Euro vs Euro battle. Verspui also called another [47,000 on the turn before both players checked the river.Verspui showed but he had been pipped by the rivered flush for Bonding, the Danish player holding .
(from WSOP.com)
It was A K x x x ♠:S:S:S on the board. Robbie had AK, Bonding had AT:S
RobbieV is at 350k chips now. blinds are now 4k/8k/1k
They are playing 7 handed as David Pham has been moved to the other table.
djk123 is the big stack and Robinson is now short
Break just finished.
Blinds going up to 6k/12k/2k and RobbieV is back to the starting stack, with 467k chips.
There was a big hand between djk123 and Cajeilas right before the break. djk123 opened, Cajeilas 3-bet, djk123 asks for a count, and puts Cajeilas all in.
A3s vs A:d T:S
Board runs out Q:d J:d 9:d A:s 5:d and Cajeilas takes a big chunk of djk123's big stack.
Nazgul is railing RobbieV now, and he discussed RobbieV's hand vs Bonding (AK vs AT). They bought thought it was funny that Bonding didn't value bet his flush on the river, but also agreed that Robbie's check call down line was good.
Of the remaining players, Nazgul rates RobbieV, djk123 and Andrew Pantling as the top players in the field
That's a big board, saw same update on wsop.com though, but that has more mistakes in it 
Originally posted by Napooo
That's a big board, saw same update on wsop.com though, but that has more mistakes in it
yea, sick flop for Cajeilas, flopped the whole world
Originally posted by elhh82
Originally posted by Napooo
That's a big board, saw same update on wsop.com though, but that has more mistakes in it
yea, sick flop for Cajeilas, flopped the whole worldThat too, but I meant the flop shows 6 cards here. Not that it matters too much, cause even 6 cards can't help Kelly
Final table now!
check the live stream, it should be up soon.
Also check wsop.com for the most updated situation
I will have to post hourly.
Original von Toti1989
which live stream?where?
http://www.wsop.com/2011/live-video/default.aspx?TID=11452
Originally posted by allinsanchez
How is robbiev?? is he at the final tabble??
oh yes.
Originally posted by elhh82
Original von Toti1989
which live stream?where?
They are setting it up, should be up soon
They are still setting up, don't worry. It will start in ~15 mins I think
Final Table Seating Chart
Seat 1 - Eric Cajelais
Seat 2 - Daniel Makowsky
Seat 3 - David Pham
Seat 4 - Jonathan Webber
Seat 5 - Jonathan Spinks
Seat 6 - Robbie Verspui
Seat 7 - Andrew Badecker
Seat 8 - Dan Kelly
Seat 9 - Vitaly Lunkin
Andrew Badecker 1,377,000
Joseph Webber 1,099,000
Dan Kelly 999,000
Daniel Makowsky 808,000
Erik Cajelais 677,000
Vitaly Lunkin 630,000
Robbie Verspui 546,000
David Pham 540,000
Jonathan Spinks 524,000
Blinds should start at 6k/12k/2k
Lots left to play
