muck Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 1159 players playing today. Top 873 will make the cash. Todays featured table starts with: Andrew Brokos Paul Fisher Salim Valimhomed Darin Estrada James Routos Robby Robertson (the musician?) Mychael Lynn (the large stack at the table at $291,000) Mark Vos Jesse Muvo (huge shortstack at $5,500) Annie Duke Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Country Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 1159 players playing today. Top 873 will make the cash. Todays featured table starts with: Andrew Brokos Paul Fisher Salim Valimhomed Darin Estrada James Routos Robby Robertson (the musician?) Mychael Lynn (the large stack at the table at $291,000) Mark Vos Jesse Muvo (huge shortstack at $5,500) Annie Duke Don't recognize any of the names other than Duke, so depending on her stack size, one would think she has a good chance to grow her stack while at this table. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 Negreanu has taken two big hits in the very early going. Was at $331,000 to start and is now at $195,000. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 Annie Duke is starting with $67000 ... pretty much right in the middle of the pack. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TimC Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 (edited) Daniel Negreanu Takes Another Early Hit Jason Fields limps under the gun and a player in early position makes it $5,000 to go. Daniel Negreanu calls from the big blind and Fields calls as well. The flop comes 10 8 4, and Negreanu checks. Fields checks and the early position player bets $15,000. Negreanu check raises him to $40,000 and Fields re-raises all-in for $65,200. The early position player thinks for three minutes before mucking his hand. Negreanu says he knows he is beaten by a set of fours but has to calls for only $25,200 more. Negreanu makes the call and sure enough, his opponent shows 44. Negreanu shows 10 8. The turn and river come 9 3 and Negreanu takes another hit to his stack. After the hand, Negreanu is down to $195,000 and Fields is up to $170,000. Impossible to get away from that hand. Edited August 4, 2006 by TimC Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TimC Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 Earlier hand for DN: Johnson All-in Versus Negreanu On a flop of 8d 6h 2c James Johnson ($59,300) leads out for $6,000 and Daniel Negreanu ($331,000) calls. Johnson bets $6,000 at the 7d turn and Negreanu raises to $26,000 and Johnson moves all-in for $43,300. Negreanu calls with 9c 9s versus Johnson's Qc Qd. The river J brings no help to Negreanu and he loses a big pot early, falling to $271,700 while Johnson doubles up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TimC Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 Negreanu Makes Up Some Ground James Johnson raises to $4,000 preflop and Daniel Negreanu calls. The player on the button, Jason Fields, also calls and the flop comes 733. Johnson bets out $5,000 and Negreanu min-raises to $10,000. Fields folds and Johnson calls. The turn puts the 5 on the board and Johnson checks. Negreanu bets $15,000 and Johnson calls. The river brings the 8 and Johnson again checks. Negreanu bets $40,000 and Johnson pushes all-in for $25,000 more. Negreanu calls and shows 64 for a turned straight and his opponent shows only pocket 10's for an over pair to the board and is eliminated from the tournament. Negreanu is now back up to $307,000 after being down as low as $195,000. Don't call it a comeback. Daniel indicated he'd play about 75-85% of the hands since there are so many amateurs and just outplay them after the flop. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Country Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 Can't fault Negreanu for either of those plays.. he still has a good sized stack to work with. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 4, 2006 Share Posted August 4, 2006 For heavy metal fans: Sully Erna (lead singer of Godsmack) doubles up to $41,000 with AQ versus his opponent's QK all-in preflop. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alexgaddis Posted August 5, 2006 Share Posted August 5, 2006 Wow... ...just found out I know the guy that knocked out Jesus Ferguson today... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spain Posted August 5, 2006 Share Posted August 5, 2006 Earlier hand for DN: Johnson All-in Versus Negreanu On a flop of 8d 6h 2c James Johnson ($59,300) leads out for $6,000 and Daniel Negreanu ($331,000) calls. Johnson bets $6,000 at the 7d turn and Negreanu raises to $26,000 and Johnson moves all-in for $43,300. Negreanu calls with 9c 9s versus Johnson's Qc Qd. The river J brings no help to Negreanu and he loses a big pot early, falling to $271,700 while Johnson doubles up. DN had an up and down straight draw with an over-pair to the board when most of the money went in. I dont blame him one bit for that play. He could have already been ahead, or if behind to an over pair, he had any 9, any 10, or any 5, as out to win the hand. I cant blame him at all for this play although it turned out badly for him. DN is as good as anyone in my opinion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spain Posted August 5, 2006 Share Posted August 5, 2006 Negreanu Makes Up Some Ground James Johnson raises to $4,000 preflop and Daniel Negreanu calls. The player on the button, Jason Fields, also calls and the flop comes 733. Johnson bets out $5,000 and Negreanu min-raises to $10,000. Fields folds and Johnson calls. The turn puts the 5 on the board and Johnson checks. Negreanu bets $15,000 and Johnson calls. The river brings the 8 and Johnson again checks. Negreanu bets $40,000 and Johnson pushes all-in for $25,000 more. Negreanu calls and shows 64 for a turned straight and his opponent shows only pocket 10's for an over pair to the board and is eliminated from the tournament. Negreanu is now back up to $307,000 after being down as low as $195,000. Don't call it a comeback. Daniel indicated he'd play about 75-85% of the hands since there are so many amateurs and just outplay them after the flop. DN is playing junk, and playing it aggressively. He got lucky here but outplayed the guy post flop. I would not want to be at DN's table thats for sure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Country Posted August 5, 2006 Share Posted August 5, 2006 Last night he was down to about 20K in chips, but by about midnight had brought that up to 100K when I went to bed. With 481 players left, the average stack is about 180K, with the chip leaders right now up around 650K With blinds at 1500/3000 and a 400 ante, still plenty of room for him to work with Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 5, 2006 Share Posted August 5, 2006 (edited) In a quick scan of the players still in at cardplayer, I only recognized nine names, and most of the ones I recognized were way at the bottom of the pile. David Chiu is #10 right now Annie Duke is also doing well Joe Hachem is still in (but doing worse than Annie Duke), as is Daniel Negreanu (barely) and Allen Cunningham (a little more than barely). Kathy Liebert is in (barely). There are a few others, but no huge names. Edited August 5, 2006 by muck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spain Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 I cant stand Kathy Liebert. She is a bi@tch and clunt. She was born here in Nashville, but I dont know anybody like her... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 (edited) 124 left Chip leader at $1.2 million ... six are over $1 million ... Alex Balandin, William Thorsson, Dave Murray (I wonder if this is the Dave Murray I went to college with?), Kyle Bowker, Richard Gryko and Richard Lee. Notables: 26. Jeffrey Lisandro $610,000 35. Humberto Brenes $540,000 67. Annie Duke $408,000 82. Allen Cunningham $310,000 94. John Hoang $245,000 108. Joe Hachem $175,000 119. David Chiu $88,000 124. Daniel Negreanu $60,000 ...there are quite a few people that are NOT well known but have multiple cashes at this year's WSOP that are still playing... ...also, note that there are still ten people who were online qualifiers at Full Tilt who are still playing...including Matt Wilson who's #8 with 895,000... The reason I know this is because CardPlayer.com has them highlighted in green. Edited August 6, 2006 by muck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 (edited) Joe Hachem just busted out. Seven players now over $1 million ... chip leader is the same guy, just with $1.6 million now. Edited August 6, 2006 by muck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 34. Annie Duke $610,000 41. Humberto Brenes $550,000 48. Jeffrey Lisandro $486,000 70. Allen Cunningham $410,000 86. David Chiu $300,000 95. John Hoang $245,000 119. Daniel Negreanu $60,000 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 (edited) I don't think many people had Annie Duke, Humberto Brenes (if any), Jeffrey Lisandro (if any), John Hoang (if any) or David Chiu. In fact, the only reason I know anyone had Annie is because I do...and, I specifically remember at least one person (not me) listing David Chiu on their list. Lots of people have Allen Cunningham and Daniel Negreanu, though. BC ... since most of the big names are out, can you list which participants have which players left ... and list the participants in order of their current points ... that way everyone knows who to root for and who to root against? Edited August 6, 2006 by muck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 (edited) Last update for a while: Daniel Negreanu is out. 11 people are over $1,000,000 ... same chip leader w/ the same stack (Alex Balandin $1,600,000) ... 30. Humberto Brenes $645,000 36. Annie Duke $610,000 54. Jeffrey Lisandro $510,000 58. Allen Cunningham $465,000 96. David Chiu $285,000 102. John Hoang $255,000 Edited August 6, 2006 by muck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skylive5 Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 137 players left. Play resumes at 3PT this afternoon. 1 Jamie Gold 3,700,000 2 Max Reele 2,358,000 3 James Routos 2,279,000 4 Kyle Bowker 2,272,000 5 Michael Binger 1,889,000 6 Prahlad Friedman 1,558,000 7 Ricki Nielsen 1,388,000 8 Kevin Aaronson 1,354,000 9 WeiKai Chang 1,343,000 10 Noah Siegel 1,283,000 11 Brian Hansen 1,273,000 12 Luke Chung 1,271,000 13 Dmitri Nobles 1,252,000 14 John Ma 1,250,000 15 Jeffrey Lisandro 1,208,000 16 Dustin Holmes 1,176,000 17 Eric Lynch 1,085,000 18 Ricardo Velasco 1,050,000 19 Mark Garner 1,048,000 20 Chris Damick 1,039,000 21 Richard Gryko 994,000 22 Dan Abouaf 992,000 23 Dave Murray 991,000 24 Doug Kim 937,000 25 Lee Kort 936,000 26 Annie Duke 919,000 27 Cuong Do 914,000 28 Rick Mombourquette 911,000 29 Ken Jacobs 896,000 30 Thomas Wahlroos 884,000 31 Cheng Yu 876,000 32 Tyler Teague 860,000 32 Matt Wilson 860,000 34 Andrew Schreibman 835,000 34 Humberto Brenes 835,000 36 Tony Moretina 817,000 37 Brady Shepard 808,000 38 Fred Goldberg 791,000 39 Kevin O'Donnell 789,000 40 Lasse Ubostad 782,000 41 Clint Brotherton 760,000 42 Alan Resh 709,000 43 Chris Kealy 708,000 44 Dan Nassif 702,000 45 Alex Balandin 681,000 46 Mitch Schock 674,000 47 Erik Friberg 650,000 48 Paul Raeburn 646,000 49 Pat Dattilo 638,000 50 John Magill 636,000 51 Anthony my sweetan 634,000 52 Jean Houle 629,000 53 Kevin Daly 622,000 54 Hossein Khodabanelou 620,000 55 Justin Diamond 608,000 56 Marcello Del Grosso 607,000 57 Richard Lee 606,000 58 Scott Malone 585,000 59 Rob Roseman 576,000 59 Samir Khoueis 576,000 61 Steven Goodemote 569,000 62 Siddharth Jain 567,000 63 Matthew Morgan 564,000 64 Paul Wasicka 552,000 65 Leif Force 537,000 66 Raphael Doromal 536,000 67 Brian Nadell 523,000 68 Lowell Kim 522,000 69 Dan Schmiech 515,000 70 Allen Cunningham 503,000 71 Scott O'Reilly 501,000 72 Sebastian Zavarsky 497,000 73 Daniel Kreitzman 496,000 74 John Lee 473,000 75 David Einhorn 462,000 76 Brian Kornfeld 459,000 77 Virgil Beddingfield 453,000 78 Vipul Kothari 435,000 78 Tyler Pendleton 435,000 80 Benjamin Logan 430,000 81 Chris Back 416,000 82 Rob Berryman 413,000 83 Mikael Thuritz 411,000 84 Sirious Jamshidi 408,000 84 Hakam Sahl 408,000 84 Robert Betts 408,000 87 Sabyl Cohen 398,000 88 Matt Woodward 392,000 89 Aaron Baltzell 386,000 90 Robert Taylor 375,000 91 Debra Lalor 372,000 91 Barry Goren 372,000 93 Sean Johnson 359,000 94 Theodore Park 358,000 95 Michael Bowen 353,000 96 Eric Molina 346,000 97 James Petrillo 345,000 98 Reuben Peters 344,000 99 Shyam Ravindran 336,000 100 Alan Schein 333,000 101 Anders Karlsen 329,000 102 Marc Friedmann 327,000 103 David Simon 324,000 104 Paul Greim 317,000 105 Nicolai Vivet 316,000 106 Iago Lopez 315,000 107 Rhett Butler 310,000 108 Mack Lee 287,000 109 Aki Ruuskanen 285,000 110 Per Loeff 284,000 111 Davis Huynh 280,000 112 Bryan Micon 275,000 113 Shannon Westbrook 273,000 114 Walt Shafer 266,000 115 Mark Shanta 245,000 116 Paul Coles 239,000 117 Richard Wyrick 234,000 118 Arturo Morales 222,000 119 Stefan Mattsson 219,000 120 Carlos Lopez Jr. 209,000 120 Derek Scallon 209,000 122 Paramjit Gill 203,000 123 Michael Simonsen 202,000 124 Steinan Karlsen 200,000 125 William Thorsson 168,000 126 Mark Petersen 166,000 127 Kevin Nathan 158,000 128 Cory Butler 150,000 129 Bert Gill 127,000 130 Casey Kastle 117,000 131 Eric Buchman 110,000 132 James Flick 92,000 133 Robby Robertson 75,000 134 John Kim 67,000 135 David Woo 44,000 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 26 Annie Duke 919,000 70 Allen Cunningham 503,000 And, I double checked the list that BC posted a few days ago of all of the poker players that everyone picked, and these are the only two that anyone has that are still alive. I know I'm one of a very few that has Annie Duke ... and I know I'm one of a very few that does not (iirc) have Allen Cunningham at all. So, I'm definately rooting against Allen and for Annie. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 In early play today, things have gone well for Allen Cunningham (now at $1 million and in 26th place) ... and things have gone poorly for Annie Duke (now at $250,000 and in 96th place). 104 remain Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 88 remain Annie Duke (#67) has improved her lot in life by getting back up to $519,000 ... Allen Cunningham (#39) remains pretty steady at $900,000. The chip leader has $3,650,000. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muck Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 Annie Duke was just eliminated in 88th place. I'm not sure of the hand details yet. Allen Cunningham is the only big name player still in the tourney. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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