Sorry for the delay in getting these updated — I blame blindness, which isn\’t very conducive to intense spreadsheet staring and clicking. We\’ll have some analysis soon … But in the meantime, check\’em out. In a nutshell, America wins! But […]
World Standings Update (through 56 events) Read More »
Day 1d ended play this morning with 1,816 players remaining and Troy Weber the overall chip leader with a whopping 353,000 in chips. Other notables with chips: Carter King (170,000), J.C. Tran (139,975), Josh Arieh (135,700), Bertrand \”ElkY\” Grospellier (127,475),
(Way) Outside the WSOP – Main Event Day 2a Read More »
Though I absolutely understand that there are a lot of factors to consider when it comes to installing, revamping, and enforcing late registration policies (which have been problematic for the Series even pre-main event Day 1d) … the Dream Team
Calling Clock: One Way to Start a Tourney Read More »
That hedline makes me giggle, because really, there\’s a lot to these numbers: Day 1a – 1,116 Day 1b – 873 Day 1c -1,696 Day 1d – 2,809
Day 1(s) Breakdown Read More »
63rd place is the six-figure line. Beyond that: 1st $8,546,435 2nd $5,182,601 3rd $3,479,485 4th $2,502,787 5th $1,953,395 6th $1,587,133 7th $1,404,002 8th $1,300,228 9th $1,263,602
Official Main Event Payouts Read More »
An eventful Day 1d field is off to their dinner break with a record field of 2,808 for a starting day of the Main Event (with several hundred left out) starting around 12 this afternoon. About 2350 returned from dinner
(Way) Outside the WSOP – Main Event Day 1d Evening Update Read More »
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
RE: Ugly Late Entry Read More »
I\’m not saying this is an example of favoritism … though as a former tourney director, I absolutely used to do favors for regulars and VIPs, and saw it as an important part of customer service … for all the
The room was packed with players, who gathered on short notice to find out what Harrah\’s would do with the hundreds (conservative number) of irate/disappointed/confused players who were denied entry to the 2009 WSOP Main Event because of their late
Day 1D Will Take No More Registrants, Commissioner Apologizes Read More »
Ahh, should be a fun test to see how this plays out. Jeffrey Pollack is to address the mob shortly. From @TaoPauly: Commissioner Pollack will address the disgruntled players at the Poker Palooza at 2:30pm. Correction… Antonius is in the
RE: RE: Day 1d Sells Out, Big Names Shut Out Read More »
