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I go rogue to bring you the bustout of David \”Chino\” Rheem — supposedly the most serious pro at the table, but also the guy with the most serious criminal record. Dude knows how to play hardball, though, as we\’ve […]
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Players are off on dinner break … and the chip counts are nicely on display for all to see: Ivan Demidov: 30,725,000 Peter Eastgate: 27,175,000 Dennis Phillips: 26,950,000 Ylon Schwartz: 20,475,000 Scott Montgomery: 20,300,000 Darus Suharto: 10,600,000 Damn, that\’s tight
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Courtesy of PokerStars Blog David \”Chino\” Rheem hasn\’t had the best of days. After starting his trip to Vegas with some questionable logo decisions and seeming uncertainty about to follow through on a deal, it seemed that karma wasn\’t on
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The action picks up, with Craig Marquis and Kelly Kim busting out … Kim had some of the best fans, and for Marquis, it\’s all sickness … sick to go out when he did, sick to go out how he
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PokerStars had the advantage coming to the final table today with six out of the nine players on their team: Dennis Phillips, Ivan Demidov, Peter Eastgate, Ylon Schwartz, Darus Suharto, and David \”Chino\” Rheem. The only three players on the
I\’m having some trouble with properly title-ing this stuff … but follow along, as \”Book 4\” is definitely the event going on here at the Penn and Teller Theater that we are discussing. This time, Pauly and I witness a
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Our Great Dallas Hope has been eliminated. He got it all in with 77 against AQ. He flopped a set to Scott Montgomery\’s flopped pair of aces … but 777 is no good against runner-runner broadway. I\’m pretty sure Dallas
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As action gets underway, Pauly and I check out the crowds and the difference in expectation between Dennis Phillips\’ and Kelly Kims\’ fans before debating the name of the whole shebang — November Nine, bleh — while paying homage to
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A quick glimpse of what everyone walked into today … and keep scrolling down for what I think, in my unconfirmed opinion, is a serious tell about which two WSOP champions are the most problematic for anyone who gives a
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Ivan Demidov, courtesy of the PokerStars blog Within the first hour, despite having seen less than a handful of flops, one person has changed the poker-face of this table. The lone Russian, Ivan Demidov, took only one pot early in
WSOPeople: Ivan DemidovFirst Hour Runaway Chipleader
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