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July 6, 2009

RE: Ugly Late Entry

Some people you may recognize not playing in the main event, much to their own surprise after showing up in some cases a good 15 minutes before cards went in the air! (mostly from Feldman at ESPN.com):

Tom Franklin (head of WPA)
TJ Cloutier (legendary+PAC member+craps)
Mickey Appleman (breaking 30-year streak of main events)
Minh Ly (Doyle pal)
Brandon Adams (Full Tilt Red Pro)
Melissa Hayden
Random Australian guy screaming about desire to sue

(Let me know if there are others to add to the list.)

Posted by DanM at 6:35 pm

Day 1d Sells Out, Big Names Shut Out

Official number will be available soon … but we’re looking at close to 3,000 for today (including @TheBigRandy and @RobertGoldfarb).

Final numbers for the 2009 main event coming soon …

Via @taopauly:

Several big names shut out: Brandon Adams, TJ CLoutier, Patrik Antonius & Sully Erna

Chagrined non-players, via Otis:

Posted by DanM at 12:14 pm

July 18, 2008

RE (2): Tiffany Michelle

Photo: Flipchip/LasVegasVegas

This seems as good a time as any to share with you another leftover bonus! episode of Tao of Pokerati … where Dr. Pauly chats with Change100 (his personal fashion yogini) about Tiffany Michelle’s attire before her Ultimate Bet patchwork became such a major wardrobe malfunction. It’s sickeningly cute as this pokerblogging duo draws the fine line between rocker-chick chic and Tijuana hooker — and further fashion analysis tries to differentiate between the new-money stylings of Alexander Kostritsin, typical “online douchebag” and Mean Gene, and the poker-prep ways of Shronk and Brandon Adams.

Tao of Pokerati
Episode 28.5: Fashion Report (feat. Change100)

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Posted by DanM at 11:06 am

July 8, 2008

(Way) Outside the WSOP – (Day 2a Evening Update)

Happenings at the WSOP while the 2008-08 WSOP Circuit schedule was announced:

As the Day 2a field is on their dinner break, about 700 remain to play a couple more 2 hour levels before the survivors get the day off and return on Thursday. The current chip leader appears to be Brian Schaedlich, with about 500,000 in chips. With such a large field, exact chip counts are hard to come by, but notable players towards the top include David “Chino” Rheem, Brandon Adams, Keith “The Camel” Hawkins, John Hennigan, Mark Vos, Hasan Habib and Kido Pham. Notables who don’t need to worry about coming back in November: Paul Wasicka, Robert Varkonyi, 2007 ME final tablist Philip Hilm, Greg Mueller and Scotty Nguyen.

More updates later…

Posted by Kevin Mathers at 8:26 pm

July 7, 2008

Top Ten Lists for Day 2A & 2B

With the slower structure at the 2008 WSOP main event, the number of players still in the field after all of the Day 1’s were completed is massive – 3,929 to be exact. Luckily, the second days are divided into two, with Day 1A and 1B finishers playing on Day 2A on Tuesday, and Day 1C and 1D finishers playing on Day 2B on Wednesday. Are ya with me?

There will be 1251 players on Day 2A, with the top ten as follows:

Mark Garner – 194,900
Ben Sarnoff – 177,500
Brandon Adams – 176,450
Brian Schaedlich – 160,725
Kellen Hunter – 155,200
Stefan Mattsson – 154,275
Patrick Fortin – 145,275
Robert Mizrachi – 142,400
Jeff Frerichs – 138,025
Soren Peterson – 135,475

And there will be a whopping 2678 players on Day 2B, with the ten chip leaders as follows:

Henning Granstad – 242,950
Curt Kohlberg – 173,050
David Baker – 163,450
Howard Berchowitz – 160,075
Arnaud Mattern – 157,650
Steve Austin – 149,000
Mohamad Kowssarie – 146,000
David Stucke – 140,525
Sami Rustom – 140,450
Dylan Linde – 138,425

We’ll be at the Rio tomorrow to bring you any interesting info and gossip as the field plays down over the coming days.

Posted by California Jen at 2:49 pm

July 4, 2008

Who’s Winning after Day 1A

It’s still a little too early to say, obviously. But right now it’s a guy named Mark Garner. Brandon Adams is close behind. They get to play with the comfort of knowing that essentially, theoretically, they could not play another hand and make the money. I say that loosely because we all know how blinds and antes work … and neither of them have quite what will be an average stack when we do burst the money bubble. But in general, finishing Day 1 with nearly 10x your starting stack is a pretty good place to be.

Other players of note making it through to Day 2 include:

Mark Garner – chip leader
Brandon Adams
194,900
176,450
Kido Pham 120,650
Mark Vos 113,200
Bob Slezak 91,600
Chau Giang 87,625
Nick Schulman
Hasan Habib
69,000
68,300
Joe Beevers
Harry Demetriou
60,475
59,150
Tex Barch 59,125
Toto Leonidas 59,100
Barry Schulman
Blair Hinkle
Paul Nobles
Bill Baxter
58,350
58,275
58,000
56,025
Ted Lawson 56,000
Jason Lester 55,500
John Hennigan 51,875
Jeff Littlefield 49,625
Michael Craig 49,050
Perry Friedman 41,400
Tony Abesamis
Noah Boeken
40,400
38,775
Anna Wroblewski 34,125
Ben Roberts 34,100
Paul Wasicka 26,950
Hieu Ma 26,700
Gabriel Thaler 26,375
Bill Gazes 24,975
James Fricke 24,650
Scotty Nguyen 23,600
Barry Greenstein 21,500
Susie Isaacs 19,475
Lee Markholt 19,425
Derek Tomko 14,475
Anthony Cousineau 12,000

Click below to see the complete list (the same as the one in the previous post) sorted by stack size:

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Posted by DanM at 7:13 pm