What\’s doing tonight at the WSOP while I welcome Tuscaloosa Johnny to the Pokerati fold: The $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Eight or Better event is down to it\’s last 3 with Casey Kastle, Martin Klaser, and Michael Fetter remaining. Kastle […]
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What\’s happening at the WSOP tonight: The $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha w/rebuys event just concluded with a winner, and it\’s Layne Flack who put on a dominant performance at the final table, taking an overwhelming chip lead that no one
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Finishing the recap from last night\’s activities with a preview of today\’s lone tournament: The $5,000 Seven Card Stud Eight or Better World Championship concluded shortly after 2am, with German Sebastian Ruthenberg outlasting Chris \”Jesus\” Ferguson to win his first
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Without having to calculate exact days or tournament numbers, let\’s consider the WSOP to be at the halfway mark. Taking a look at the WSOP Player of the Year overall points standings, Erick Lindgren is in a pretty solid first
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Happenings from last night and the Sunday preview at the WSOP: The semifinals of the $10,000 Headsup World Championship have now been set, even if it appeared Lyle Berman didn\’t want that to happen. His round of 16 match with
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All of the tables in the PLO w/rebuys tournament are sick. The field isn\’t enormous, but it consists of so many notable players that it\’s hard to look away. One table in particular, Table 15 in the Orange section has
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Facts and Figures from the WSOP so far, at the end of play early Friday morning: Number of entrants: 20,141 Bracelets awarded: 20 Most cashes: Nikolay Evdakov – 5 Most final tables: Theo Tran, Erick Lindgren – 2 Current ESPN
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So bummer that ESPN has bad insurance — and I\’m not just sayin\’ that because Pokerati\’s new made-for-TV patches just arrived. While the ESPN camerapeople are taking some atmosphere filler shots — you know, just in case Erick Lindgren wins
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Event #18 is the No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball w/Rebuys tournament. The field was small with only 85 competitors, but those few people managed to rebuy 272 times and create a $1,036,035 prize pool to be divided between the top 14
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First, important Pokerati news: Tom Schneider made the final table of the $5,000 NL 2-7 KC Lowball w/rebuys final table. Per usual, this event has an impressive final table lineup (starting at 3pm): Seat 1: Jeffrey Lisandro 461,000 Seat 2:
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