we were wondering what happened to it Phil Ivy But here it is super in the most technical and prestigious tournament in the world World Series of Poker Event #43: $50,000 Poker Players Championship. you also hope Dan Cates And don’t deceive expectations by showing up dressed like the Terminator And on Ivey’s table in the photo, which we certainly don’t struggle to define as the most iconic of these World Series, at least until now.
wonder did it too Dario Sammartino However, after a field day, he had to finish last in chips among 55 players still in the game. supplied by “our” 66 thousand chips.
tournament total 73 entries But it still sees late registration open for three levels at the start of Day 2 for a jackpot that promises to be millionaires and is already nearly $3½ million.
ranks second in Ivey chips (a Super pot against Matthew Ashton which in the final he took the other token) but everyone has to deal with a certain josh erih who has heaped 1,088,000 And he could make a historic repeat of the bracelet a year after winning one $10,000 Limit Hold’em Championship, it has arrived Also 13th at $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha And it seems to have the perfect run, combined with significant technical qualities, to keep up with a super field.
All eyes on the two-time defending champion Dan “Jungleman” Cates, who debuted on the first day dressed as a Terminator and showing a robot circuit with a wound on his face. Now he’s a star in disguise and threatens to erase even her memory Phil Helmuth. However, he was nearly eliminated soon after, but recovered to finish with 305,500 chips.
looking for another title Scott Sever, Jeremy Ausmus, Julian Martini, Joe Cassidy and Christopher Vitch But Victor Blom, Jared Blaznik and Alexander Wilkinson who want their first bracelet.
five time bracelet winner Eli Alezzara got out first Days later other members of the Poker Hall of Fame such as Daniel Negreanu and John Hennigan.
lost ground Yuval Bronshtein, Ralph Perry, Tamon Nakamura, Michael Rodriguez and recent bracelet winners Ben Lamb, Nick Schulman and “the best badugi player in the world” Chad Avesledge.
The first time, 20 years after his industry-changing breakthrough in 2003 when he was voted world champion for Chris Moneymaker, qualified with 226,500 chips. Not exactly a “right first”, but Stack gave him hope to try to make a mark on this tournament, which finally saw him on the field.
Hopes are still open for Sammartino who will try again tonight at 10pm Italian time.
Super Event Count:
1 Josh Arieh Alpharetta, GA, US 1,088,000 Paris / 138 / 1
2 Phil Ive Henderson, NV, US 944500 Paris/136/2
3 James Obst Melbourne, AU 929,500 Paris / 144/7
4 John Monnet Palmdale, CA, US 800,500 Paris / 135/4
5 Victor Blom Wittensville, KY, US 789,000 Paris / 142/7
6 Jeremy Ausmus Las Vegas, NV, US 737,500 Paris / 138/5
7 Bryce Hockey Los Angeles, CA, US 634,000 Paris / 142/2
8 Elior Sion London, GB 620,000 Paris / 144/2
9 David Williams Las Vegas, NV, US 585,500 Paris / 138/4
10 Matthew Ashton Liverpool, GB 565,000 Paris / 135 / 3
11 Julien Martini Paris, FR 553500 Paris / 134 / 1
12 Cary Katz Las Vegas, NV, US 531,500 Paris / 135/2
13 Lyle Berman Las Vegas, NV, US 506,000 Paris/136/5
14 Jonathan Cohen Campbell, CA, US 503500 Paris/135/6
15 Paul Volpe West Chester, PA, US 480,000 Paris / 133/5
16 Brian Rast Las Vegas, NV, US 466,000 Paris / 143/6
17 Jose Ignacio Barbaro Buenos Aires, AR 465,000 Paris / 144 / 4
18 Yuri Dzivilevsky Florianopolis, BR 461,500 Paris / 134 / 7
19 Michael Monacek North Barrington, IL, US 460,000 Paris / 133/4
20 Joao Vieira PT 447,000 Paris / 137 / 1
21 Scott Saver Las Vegas, NV, US 447,000 Paris / 138/6
22 Talal Shakerchi Ishtar, GB 433,000 Paris/137/6
23 Matt Glantz Lafayette Hill, PA, US 427,000 Paris/137/3
24 Tommy Hang Newcastle, WA, US 425,000 Paris / 134 / 5
25 Christopher Wych Phoenix, AZ, US 410500 Paris/143/3
26 Eric Waserson Penn Valley, PA, US 410,000 Paris/138/2
27 Jennifer Herman Las Vegas, NV, US 393,000 Paris / 144 / 3
28 Keith Lehr Bossier City, LA, US 387,000 Paris / 143/7
29 Felipe Ramos BR 372,000 Paris / 136 / 4
30 Alex Livingston Halifax, NS, CA 362000 Paris/134/2
31 Roy Thung White Plains, NY, US 350,000 Paris / 144 / 1
32 Dan Smith Las Vegas, NV, US 328,500 Paris / 133/7
33 Jared Blaznik New York, NY, US 328,000 Paris / 136/6
34 Johannes Becker Koln, de 321,000 Paris / 136/7
35 Danielle Cates Las Vegas, NV, US 305500 Paris / 142 / 3
36 Joe Cassidy Las Vegas, NV, US 285,500 Paris / 138/7
37 Andrew Brown New York, NY, US 284,500 Paris/143/2
38 Marco Johnson Walnut Creek, CA, US 279,500 Paris / 138 / 3
39 Ian Johns Newcastle, WA, US 252,500 Paris / 133 / 3
40 Shawn Deb Las Vegas, NV, US 243,500 Paris / 134/6
41 Yong Wang CN 241,000 Paris / 135 / 5
42 Chris Moneymaker Lakeland, TN, US 226,500 Paris / 142 / 4
43 Hal Rotholz New York, NY, US 214,000 Paris / 143 / 5
44 Daniel Zack Princeton, NJ, US 184,500 Paris / 143 / 4
45 Tony Gregg Columbia, MD, US 163,500 Paris / 135 / 1
46 Dzmitry Urbanovich Jurmala, pl 158500 Paris / 136 / 1
47 Scott Bohlmann Lemont, IL, US 156,500 Paris/142/1
48 Albert Dehr Beirut, lb 156,500 Paris / 133/2
49 Anthony Zino Boston, MA, US 154,500 Paris / 137/5
50 Justin Liberto Fallston, MD, US 146,500 Paris/144/5
51 Renan Bruschi BR 145,500 Paris / 133 / 1
52 David “ODB” Baker Las Vegas, NV, US 139,500 Paris / 137/4
53 Alexander Wilkinson Lafayette, CA, US 104500 Paris/137/2
54 Brian Yoon Las Vegas, NV, US 71,500 Paris / 142/5
55 Dario Sammartino IT 66,500 Paris / 134 / 3
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