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Recapping Monday\’s six-pack of tournaments: Last $1,500 NL Draws Capacity Crowd (Again) Monday\’s $1,500 NL Holdem event drew a field of 2818 entrants for another sold-out event. Around 1,000 players will be left when the players come back to play […]
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Yet we still don\’t know how many runners are coming. We can tell you that players are showing up an hour early to take their seats — a sign they won\’t win — but the actual number … well that\’s
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Recapping Sunday night\’s action: Bracelet Winners go 1-2-4 in Limit Shootout Greg Mueller becomes the fourth double bracelet winner at this year\’s WSOP, taking down the $1,500 Limit Holdem Shootout, good for $194,854 as he denied Marc Naalden his second
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It really couldn\’t be much more clear … this will probably be good evidence for poker as a game of skill: · Multiple Gold Bracelet Winners at the 2009 WSOP: Jeffrey Lisandro — 1st, 1st, 1st Brock Parker — 1st,
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Recapping Sunday afternoon\’s activities: Mueller Muscling His Way to Bracelet #2 The final table of the $1,500 Limit Holdem Shootout has 6 players remaining after returning from their dinner break. Greg Mueller is the current chip leader (950,000), followed by
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Recapping the rest of Saturday\’s action: Cantu Wins Bracelet #2 In a battle of bracelet winners, Brandon Cantu defeated Lee Watkinson heads-up to win his second career bracelet in the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha 8 or Better event, good for $228,867.
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When Team Pokerati-er Whit Blanton rivered a royal flush at the Hard Rock at the beginning of the Series, I publicly congratulated him but inside poo-pooed his blurry handheld photography. But after flopping one of my own while playing 2/5
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Tom Schneider (front) may have been the crowd favorite, but FBT (far table) is still having a better 2009 and shut down Schneider\’s hopes for redemption as the DonkeyBomber fan base looks on. So close … but in the end,
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Recapping the Saturday afternoon action: Cantu v Watkinson Heads-Up Brandon Cantu and Lee Watkinson are the last two standing in the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha 8 or Better event, each going for their second career bracelet. At the moment, Watkinson holds
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It was a moment for those of us who believed it to be. Surely, it was a moment for 24-year old Bahador Ahmadi, who was celebrating a WSOP victory that came with $278,104 and a gold bracelet, but it was
