everytime i play a big hand i lose.

everytime i fold I hit my card....

today is fucking bullshit.

fucking bullshit.

12/10/2005 3:46:15 PM

Quote :

"*** FLOP *** [6d Kd Jd] jackleg512: checks MARK72222: bets 360 cindy61: calls 360 jackleg512: raises 640 to 1000 MARK72222: raises 760 to 1760 and is all-in cindy61: folds jackleg512: calls 530 and is all-in *** TURN *** [6d Kd Jd] [Jh] *** RIVER *** [6d Kd Jd Jh] [Jc] *** SHOW DOWN *** jackleg512: shows [Td Qd] (a flush, King high) MARK72222: shows [Kh 6h] (a full house, Jacks full of Kings) MARK72222 collected 3920 from pot"

ahahahaha why couldnt it at least be the K or the 6 that let him get a boat instead of the runner runner shit, thats just fucked up

12/10/2005 4:02:30 PM

ok im done for the day.

11 tournament bust outs.

not a single cash.


feck

12/10/2005 4:53:39 PM

So im chip lead in a lo8 tournamnet, getting deep.

immediately to my right "gank" gets resat.

for those of you unaware,

he is the 2004 wsop bracelet winner in lo8. Brent Jungblothwjkhslakjngklasn;vlksauhdfkng

good think ive got him covered 4x.

ahah


the internet is so much fun

12/10/2005 7:36:51 PM

I just won two 5-dolla sng's.....

Go me, go me. haha

[Edited on December 10, 2005 at 7:43 PM. Reason : in a row even ]

12/10/2005 7:43:31 PM

^

Me two then lost 3

12/10/2005 8:03:54 PM

1st in bodogs 4k for $1000

12/10/2005 8:28:51 PM

I heard Turner just won a seat to a $15k WS circuit event.

Congrats.

12/11/2005 1:17:34 AM

I've won 2nd in 5 sng's tonight FUCK THAT.

i have never one a first since i started playing touneys again.

12/11/2005 1:48:48 AM

Quote :

"I heard Turner just won a seat to a $15k WS circuit event."

WPT event, not WSOP, but yeah!

$1,500 Super Satellite today at Bellagio... 478 entrants... 45 seats. I'm in, baby!!

I built up a big chip stack really early even though I just wasn't getting hands... but then I lost a lot of chips (I had AA once all tourney, but I RAN INTO AA 4 times after I raised (that I know of... it could've easily been more)). I got really lucky on one hand near the end - I was short stacked ($12k with 800/1600 blinds and 200 antes)... it was all in or fold time, and I pushed with KT and ran into TT. The flop was AA4, the turn an A, and the river an A! So I had AAAAK. That was with about 55 players left, and so I got up to $30k with that hand... just above average. I basically just managed to hang on, winning the blinds and antes a few times after that, and an hour and a half or so later, we finally got down to 45!

The $15k event is the 5-diamond classic and Bellagio, one of the biggest WPT events of the year. There will be probably around 500 players, and they'll pay 100 spots in it! It starts monday, I can't wait!

12/11/2005 3:04:27 AM

Quote :

" WPT event, not WSOP"

Oh, well then, FUCK THAT.

Heh, I'll still sweat your action online. Good luck, buddy.

12/11/2005 4:53:24 AM

dont worry jackleg i woulda played that hand too

12/11/2005 4:57:36 AM

Pilgrim,
How often do you play in the $500k Tourney on PS? What is the competition like in it? Have you ever cashed in it? Do tell, do tell...

12/11/2005 7:36:33 AM

After 3 2nd place finishes I finally got a first... Lord I suck heads up.

12/11/2005 12:15:04 PM

i've had about the worst run of my life the past few weeks. i just can't win consistently anymore. i seriously doubt i'll be playing until after the new year sometime

12/11/2005 12:35:18 PM

anyone doin the bodog freeroll at 5? if so you better hurry up and register

12/11/2005 3:14:30 PM

Quote :

"dont worry jackleg i woulda played that hand too"

hahaha i cant think of many people that wouldnt from SB. i probably played it like an asshole, but i like to get it all in with good odds when i can

12/11/2005 3:16:30 PM

Quote :

"Pilgrim, How often do you play in the $500k Tourney on PS? What is the competition like in it? Have you ever cashed in it? Do tell, do tell..."

I only started playing it consistantly 3 weeks ago.

I didnt play the week it was the 600+30 or whatever it was for 700k G.

With the other weeks, the fields are enormous. Even with that you see some of the top top players on the site and in internet poker overall playing this tournament concurrently with the party 500k. Its quite intimidating to be sitting there at a table with 5 people youve watched multitable the 2000nl cash game tables.

With that being said however, Id say a good percentage of the entrants seem to satelleite into the tournament, and the beginning still plays about like a $5 tournament for the first hour or so. Near the ~400-500 person left mark it seems to toughen up considerably.

However, close after this time is when it starts to get interesting due to the blinds getting really high in relation to the avg. stack and your stack.


As to cashing, unfortunately I have bubbled both times Ive played it recently. Last week was the worst, I was sitting 50th place in chips overall, right on the bubble. Well I like to use this time to accumulate some chips to try and run deep into a tournament. However, I had this extreme retard at my table. Granted I had been raising alot, and showing down garbage unfortunatley, So I guess my image wasnt exactly stellar. My stack at this point in time is about 25 big blinds, which is well above the average. As I said, I was 50th in chips and ~400 remained out of the 3500 field. UTG min-raises with about 27 big blinds left, I pushed from the button with black KK. Granted, I could do this on a resteal with just about any two, but this time i have a legitimate hand. He insta-calls. "Oh fuck" bells go off in my head, till he flips As8s ... wtf??

anyways, ace on the river, he vaults to chip lead.


this tournament will be mine someday.




oh and you start with 2500 chips so that is nice.

12/11/2005 3:57:42 PM

Good info Pilgrim, thanks. I figure if I'm making good decisions, eventually I'll be able to make a run and finish somewhere in the money in it. Just cashing in it would be sweet! I'm planning on being in it every Sunday.

Tough to lose with KK like that. That being said, did you question if you should have just gone to the flop and then gone all in when there was no Ace out? Not that getting all your money in with KK preflop is ever bad, but still...

[Edited on December 11, 2005 at 4:07 PM. Reason : ]

12/11/2005 4:05:28 PM

No.

Ill push there every time.

I love to have him call with A8, or even AK or an underpair.

Id rather double up and be chip lead than win the pot and move up like 5 spots.

Also, at this point in the tournamnet in a big cash game like this one, you only see flops like 1:15 hands. most pots are uncontested


hand slike KK dont come around often enough not to get a whole lot of value everytime.



oh and i plan on playing the 500k on both party and stars today. This is my first week doing so.



g/l to you. what is your name on there? I gotta look out.

[Edited on December 11, 2005 at 4:13 PM. Reason : e]

[Edited on December 11, 2005 at 4:14 PM. Reason : e ]

12/11/2005 4:12:16 PM

My name on PS is ErasAndEons. I won't be able to play in the 500k this week but I'll see you in it next Sunday! Good luck!

12/11/2005 4:23:08 PM

well that sucked balls.

didnt even make the first break in either one.


and for what its worth, people calling off their entire stack with bottom pair and hitting thier kicker after being all in on the turn can suck me off

12/11/2005 5:35:20 PM

Yeah, I saw what happened to you on PS. Did you get into it on a sat?

12/11/2005 5:38:14 PM

My wonderful exit from the pokerstars $200:

Tournament #15647226, Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2005/12/11 - 17:01:25 (ET)
Table '15647226 344' Seat #7 is the button
Seat 1: seregaxx (3055 in chips)
Seat 2: PearlJammer (2490 in chips)
Seat 3: knight14009 (2295 in chips)
Seat 4: genius41 (3600 in chips)
Seat 5: Gakn29 (2860 in chips)
Seat 6: catfish48 (2515 in chips)
Seat 7: The_Plumber7 (1715 in chips)
Seat 8: O.P.P. (4930 in chips)
Seat 9: alf58 (2340 in chips)
O.P.P.: posts small blind 25
alf58: posts big blind 50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to PearlJammer [6d 6s]
seregaxx: folds
PearlJammer: calls 50
knight14009: folds
genius41: calls 50
Gakn29: folds
catfish48: folds
The_Plumber7: folds
O.P.P.: calls 25
alf58: checks
*** FLOP *** [5s 7d 6h]
O.P.P.: checks
alf58: checks
PearlJammer: bets 100
genius41: calls 100
O.P.P.: folds
alf58: calls 100
*** TURN *** [5s 7d 6h] [7s]
alf58: checks
PearlJammer: bets 200
genius41: calls 200
alf58: calls 200
*** RIVER *** [5s 7d 6h 7s] [Kc]
alf58: checks
PearlJammer: bets 750
genius41: raises 750 to 1500
alf58: folds
PearlJammer: raises 640 to 2140 and is all-in
genius41: calls 640
*** SHOW DOWN ***
PearlJammer: shows [6d 6s] (a full house, Sixes full of Sevens)
genius41: shows [7h Kh] (a full house, Sevens full of Kings)
PearlJammer said, "omg"
genius41 collected 5380 from pot
dcookie is connected
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 5380 | Rake 0
Board [5s 7d 6h 7s Kc]
Seat 1: seregaxx folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: PearlJammer showed [6d 6s] and lost with a full house, Sixes full of Sevens
Seat 3: knight14009 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: genius41 showed [7h Kh] and won (5380) with a full house, Sevens full of Kings
Seat 5: Gakn29 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 6: catfish48 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 7: The_Plumber7 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 8: O.P.P. (small blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 9: alf58 (big blind) folded on the River

12/11/2005 5:47:08 PM

Quote :

"PearlJammer said, "omg""

ive noticed something interesting. every time ive made a final table, somewhere along the way ive made a terrible call and ended up sucking out big time with all my chips in the pot

and when i play what i feel to be "mistake free" poker (at least from what i can SEE) -- i end up busting out on a hand where im a 9:1 favorite hahaha

12/11/2005 6:02:03 PM

^ Sucking out for all your money is almost always going to happen when you make a run deep into the tournament. Luck often gives you a shot to make that run, skill allows you to convert on that opportunity.

12/11/2005 6:20:00 PM

Quote :

"Yeah, I saw what happened to you on PS. Did you get into it on a sat?"

That is a prime example of how to fuck up hardcore in a tournament.

I horribly fucked that one up, i think, or it may have just been a place where I am supposed to go broke more often than not.

a.) i only called the raise from the bb with a pair merely for the fact that he had bet the pot every time with AK and he did the same when he had whiffed the flop with AK.
b.) the other guy calling, if i set up im golden and going to at least double up.
c.) i was getting short with only about 13 BB left, and a rising blind soon.
d.) i dont like pushing with middling pairs.

so, i missed the set, no high cards on the flop. as expected he bets the pot and the other guy calls.

heres where i messed up again. i check raised all in, but my raise all in was for about t1200 itno a t1900 pot. he pretty much would have to call even with high cards or the flush draw.

unfortunately, he had the other thing i was worried abotu, an overpair.


now, I hate to say it, but I have no idea what or where I could have done anything different in order to make the play correct.


a.) fold preflop - with a dwindling stacks, folding a pair just doenst seem right.
b.) fold to the flop bet - probably, but had dipped aboud 1/5 of my remaining stack and needed help bad. the flop was very non-scary for a pair of 8's. 9, 2, 4 or something like that.
c.) raise all in pf - hes calling every time, with a range of AJ+, TT+ and maybe 99
d.) open the flop leading out all in - the stop'n'go, would have been better if i really 100% thought he was on high cards. he would have called anyways.
e.) just call the flop bet. - oh hell no
f.) im out of ideas.


I think it jsut one of those situations.





on the party however,

dude man calling my pfr, reraise on the flop, and then all in on the turn with bottom pair is just atrocious. and then hitting his kicker on the river was just fantastic.





Balls.


im taking a break for real now before vegas. need to be fresh and ready for some serious gamb00lin.

12/11/2005 6:28:27 PM

just won the 4pm $100 tourney on party... $9,300

12/11/2005 9:09:02 PM

not much for you guys, but for me it was hectic

just won a $50 SNG... nice way to cover my buyin to the next few tournys

12/11/2005 10:04:57 PM

I was playin $100 NL at Elsinore Casino last night. Bunch of drunk hicks there. Easy money.

I've found that its best not to try to bluff women. They are used to that shit from guys, and they usually play tighter than guys as well. Trapping them works better for me.

So I caught the nut flush on the flop going up against a bull-dyke and an azn chick. I check, the bulldyke bets 20 bucks and the azn calls. I call as well.

Turn makes a straight draw on the board. I check, dyke checks, azn goes all in for $60 or so. I make a point to wait for a while, check my cards, act like I don't know what I'm gonna do. Finally I call. Bulldyke takes a long damn time before calling as well, because she's drawing and she already has a good amount of money in the pot.

River comes down a random jack. I try to put the dyke all in but she folds.

I show the chicks my nuts and take down the ~$250 in the pot.


After a little over an hour, I left with $500 bucks. I need to go there more often.

12/12/2005 1:34:43 AM

^

Is that in California? I lived right down the street from there but before I played poker. Check out Pechanga, that place was pretty nice.

12/12/2005 11:31:22 AM

is it true that casinos on indian reservations don't have poker?

12/12/2005 1:17:22 PM

in some states, yes... like NC.

12/12/2005 1:19:25 PM

^^not in ny

that's where im going in about a week

turning stone look out!

12/12/2005 3:28:54 PM

so where's the nearest poker casino to NC? atlantic city?

12/12/2005 3:33:40 PM

missouri?

12/12/2005 3:36:47 PM

well shit, might as well just save a little extra money and spring for vegas

12/12/2005 3:55:05 PM

Mississippi maybe, they have those casinos on the water


AC is prolly the closest though

12/12/2005 5:01:57 PM

bad beat rant

4k Tourny... I'm twice the average stack (7,500). 2nd place chip leader is at my table (21,000).

I'm dealt pocket 7's. The leader raises blind from 60 to 180. I call. Everyone folds around. Flop comes 4,3,K rainbow. He bets 120. I raise to 300. He calls. Turn comes 7 (jackpot!). He bets 200, I raise to 500. He raises all-in, I call immediately. He has 3,5. Bottom pair. Of course they give him the 6 for the straight on the river. I would have been an easy seat at the final table...

and then like 4 other horrible beats in sitandgo tables. Pocket 10's, flop A,10,K. I make small bet, called by 2 people. turn is an A (money card). Small bet again, reraised all in. I call and dude has A3. The river is another A for quads and the win..fucker.

first hand i sit down too at one table...dealt pocket K's, guy under the gun raises blinds from 10 to 200. I go all in. He calls with 64 off suit and flop come 6,8,4...no help on turn. River is a 6 for his full boat. First hand.,, and then he talks shit

[Edited on December 12, 2005 at 5:11 PM. Reason : and then panthers ruin a 8 game teaser which would have paid off $200 for a $5 bet ]

12/12/2005 5:02:31 PM

What's the difference between a poker player and a puppy?




Eventually, a puppy stops whining.

12/12/2005 6:08:01 PM

Yeah, Elsinore Casino in Riverside. I've been to Pechanga, but I didn't like it that much. It was just too damn clean and sterile. I like a dirty, rundown cardroom with lots of drunk bastards in it. I feel more at home.

12/12/2005 10:11:01 PM

Seems like Turner has almost twice the average stack going into the second day of play at the Five Diamond World Poker Classic. Thas' Jon Turner!

Go get that 2 million, cornflake!

12/13/2005 5:19:30 AM

players remaining:::chips::OY points (doesnt seem to be working:::Table:::Seat
1 Patrik Antonius 226,725 Chips 0 60 5
2 Michael Mizrachi 172,175 Chips 0 60 6
3 Joe Sebok 159,975 Chips 0 47 9
4 Barny Boatman 135,600 Chips 0 55 10
5 Ernie Scherer 132,550 Chips 0 47 5
6 Sam Farha 128,500 Chips 0 57 5
7 Alan Goehring 126,225 Chips 0 51 5
8 Brad Booth 122,875 Chips 0 46 1
9 Jamie Ligator 118,000 Chips 0 21 9
10 Glynn Beebe 117,000 Chips 0 44 2
11 Mads Andersen 115,400 Chips 0 61 5
12 Casey Kastle 115,075 Chips 0 33 4
13 Bengt Sonnert 113,800 Chips 0 63 4
14 Ray Sanchez 113,400 Chips 0 22 8
15 Donald Webb 112,425 Chips 0 8 9
16 William Thorson 112,250 Chips 0 11 1
17 David Pham 111,250 Chips 0 50 8
18 Bruno Fitoussi 110,300 Chips 0 44 5
19 Robert Goldfarb 110,125 Chips 0 33 5
20 Barry Greenstein 110,075 Chips 0 53 10
21 Michael McKenna 107,200 Chips 0 52 8
22 Richard Harroch 101,175 Chips 0 54 2
23 Scott Lundberg 95,675 Chips 0 33 3
24 Martin de Knijff 95,275 Chips 0 52 7
25 Benjamin Lin 93,925 Chips 0 17 8
26 Chad Brown 93,725 Chips 0 44 10
27 Maureen Feduniak 93,625 Chips 0 41 4
28 Michael Yoshino 93,500 Chips 0 55 4
29 Mark Teltscher 93,050 Chips 0 21 2
30 Kevin Song 92,225 Chips 0 41 2
31 Chris Bell 89,475 Chips 0 43 1
32 Mark Mache 86,900 Chips 0 49 6
33 Farzad Arastoozad 86,625 Chips 0 45 4
34 Brian Bonacci 86,625 Chips 0 9 6
35 Nashaat Antonious 86,575 Chips 0 41 1
36 Alex Brenes 86,525 Chips 0 21 4
37 Fabrice Soulier 86,500 Chips 0 20 9
38 Peter Costa 86,150 Chips 0 62 1
39 Jeff Littlefield 83,850 Chips 0 60 8
40 Danny Shiff 82,900 Chips 0 52 3
41 Brian Lamkin 82,400 Chips 0 53 7
42 Greg Back 81,875 Chips 0 20 5
43 Nick Mao 81,625 Chips 0 45 10
44 Maciek "Michael" Gracz 81,050 Chips 0 48 4
45 Malcolm Flett 80,900 Chips 0 50 2
46 Juan Cervantes 80,875 Chips 0 55 9
47 Alex Prendes Jr. 80,750 Chips 0 57 2
48 Jon Turner 80,425 Chips 0 61 4
49 Grant Lang 79,225 Chips 0 16 2
50 Mike Matusow 77,275 Chips 0 57 6
51 Jason Koshi 76,950 Chips 0 48 8
52 Matt Zoorob 76,900 Chips 0 43 4
53 Tim Phan 76,300 Chips 0 53 1
54 John Netto 76,100 Chips 0 21 5
55 Tom Pniak 74,600 Chips 0 46 3
56 Caner Kervankiran 74,375 Chips 0 56 8
57 George Marlowe 74,300 Chips 0 52 6
58 Mark Seif 73,625 Chips 0 8 1
59 Don Zewin 72,775 Chips 0 46 2
60 Jonathan Bar-Or 72,625 Chips 0 51 3
61 Joe Cassidy 72,525 Chips 0 48 6
62 Hedy Messabih 72,225 Chips 0 48 10
63 John Gale 72,075 Chips 0 22 2
64 Ronnie Ebanks 72,050 Chips 0 62 10
65 Thomas Schreiber 71,500 Chips 0 18 5
66 Layne Flack 71,350 Chips 0 33 8
67 Ram Vaswani 71,225 Chips 0 16 6
68 Wayne Lee 71,150 Chips 0 46 6
69 Scott Frybarger 70,750 Chips 0 59 9
70 Paul Lieu 70,475 Chips 0 20 6
71 Denis Ethier 70,075 Chips 0 49 3
72 Michael Tait 69,425 Chips 0 44 9
73 Eric Sagstrom 67,885 Chips 0 20 4
74 Peter Feldman 67,875 Chips 0 56 5
75 Mark Ogle 67,600 Chips 0 42 1
76 Samad Rashid 67,400 Chips 0 19 3
77 William Edler 67,050 Chips 0 58 1
78 Steven Dannenmann 66,200 Chips 0 61 6
79 Thomas Fuller 65,900 Chips 0 11 2
80 Todd Brunson 65,825 Chips 0 21 8
81 Stephen McQueen 65,450 Chips 0 9 4
82 Bob Slezak 65,275 Chips 0 62 7
83 Jeff Langdon 64,700 Chips 0 33 1
84 James Van Alstyne 64,000 Chips 0 43 7
85 Keith Lehr 63,175 Chips 0 46 9
86 Fred Seng 62,850 Chips 0 61 3
87 Joseph Hachem 62,550 Chips 0 43 3
88 Tom McCormick 62,050 Chips 0 62 5
89 Larry Speck 62,025 Chips 0 60 10
90 Erick Lindgren 62,000 Chips 0 43 6
91 Dave Knauff 61,200 Chips 0 50 9
92 Stanley Strickland 60,900 Chips 0 57 3
93 Kermit Beasley 60,750 Chips 0 47 3
94 Robert Stevanovski 60,650 Chips 0 21 3
95 Jeffrey King 60,600 Chips 0 51 10
96 Scott Epstein 60,125 Chips 0 52 1
97 David Chiu 60,100 Chips 0 47 7
98 Jeff Rine 59,725 Chips 0 11 5
99 Bill Gustafik 59,540 Chips 0 21 6
100 Mel Judah 59,525 Chips 0 47 8
101 Peter Muller 59,525 Chips 0 64 3
102 Tim McDonald 58,650 Chips 0 8 5
103 Paul Deng 58,225 Chips 0 53 3
104 Robert Smith 57,725 Chips 0 41 6
105 Frank Kassela 56,725 Chips 0 43 9
106 Steve Zolotow 56,575 Chips 0 61 1
107 Bruce Buffer 56,525 Chips 0 19 2
108 Joanne "J.J." Liu 55,975 Chips 0 57 8
109 Bo Sehlstedt 55,600 Chips 0 11 6
110 Stephen Gin 55,200 Chips 0 33 9
111 Greg Passa 55,175 Chips 0 16 3
112 Anthony Newman 54,975 Chips 0 20 7
113 Alex Roth 54,875 Chips 0 49 7
114 Kurt Paseka 54,425 Chips 0 42 7
115 Scott Tom 54,000 Chips 0 9 8
116 Bryant King 53,875 Chips 0 62 4
117 Cliff Josephy 53,550 Chips 0 41 5
118 Gabriel Thaler 53,525 Chips 0 59 2
119 Oliver Hudson 52,900 Chips 0 55 3
120 Darrell Dicken 51,825 Chips 0 52 4
121 Manny Syragakis 51,750 Chips 0 46 4
122 Samuel Arzoin 51,675 Chips 0 18 8
123 Richard Tkachuk 51,300 Chips 0 18 1
124 Rehne Pedersen 51,200 Chips 0 9 7
125 Matthew Szymaszek 51,175 Chips 0 61 7
126 Dale Slinkard 50,950 Chips 0 18 6
127 Tuan Nguyen 50,900 Chips 0 54 3
128 Rich Salomon 50,900 Chips 0 17 3
129 Allen Kessler 50,850 Chips 0 18 10
130 David Levi 50,525 Chips 0 59 1
131 Jack Ward 50,500 Chips 0 8 3
132 Kenneth Kafieh 50,400 Chips 0 16 8
133 Douglas Lee 49,750 Chips 0 41 10
134 Ben Sarnoff 49,600 Chips 0 58 2
135 Surinder Sunar 49,450 Chips 0 44 4
136 Christopher Eddy 49,300 Chips 0 11 9
137 Loi Phan 49,200 Chips 0 45 6
138 Kristy Gazes 49,175 Chips 0 22 6
139 Jason Berilgen 49,100 Chips 0 41 9
140 Clonie Gowen 49,075 Chips 0 57 1
141 Lee Vaccaro 48,625 Chips 0 17 1
142 Andrew Selfigman 48,600 Chips 0 20 2
143 Charles McCrink 48,250 Chips 0 49 2
144 Paul 'Eskimo' Clark 48,200 Chips 0 56 10
145 Phil Laak 48,100 Chips 0 22 1
146 James McClendon 47,800 Chips 0 19 9
147 Terrcita Evanowski 47,425 Chips 0 33 2
148 Philip Gurian 47,425 Chips 0 53 8
149 George Abdallah 46,875 Chips 0 55 7
150 Dewey Tomko 46,825 Chips 0 64 9
151 Donald Delancy 46,550 Chips 0 9 3
152 Matthew Smith 46,425 Chips 0 55 2
153 Mark Gregorich 46,400 Chips 0 64 1
154 Woody Vanstratum 45,950 Chips 0 63 5
155 Jason Song 45,600 Chips 0 55 8
156 Tab Duchateau 45,200 Chips 0 17 4
157 Clinton Brotherton 45,000 Chips 0 58 5
158 Dennis Waterman 44,925 Chips 0 45 1
159 Mark Cole 44,700 Chips 0 16 9
160 Jesse Jones 43,875 Chips 0 19 4
161 David Plastik 43,850 Chips 0 45 5
162 Paul Zimbler 43,675 Chips 0 53 5
163 Raja Kattamuri 43,275 Chips 0 57 10
164 Robert Hoff 43,075 Chips 0 58 8
165 Liz Lieu 42,650 Chips 0 22 9
166 Burt Boutin 42,575 Chips 0 62 6
167 Eugene Tanaka 42,550 Chips 0 47 6
168 Cary Katz 42,350 Chips 0 42 9
169 Eugene Katchalov 42,200 Chips 0 49 10
170 Jimmy Tran 42,025 Chips 0 50 4
171 Ted McNeely 42,000 Chips 0 64 10
172 Adam Friedman 41,800 Chips 0 12 8
173 Marco Traniello 41,800 Chips 0 49 5
174 David Grey 41,750 Chips 0 18 9
175 Kenna James 41,150 Chips 0 12 2
176 Peter Moore 40,950 Chips 0 54 5
177 Kevin Seeger 40,925 Chips 0 49 1
178 Paul Kraus 40,850 Chips 0 63 9
179 Men Nguyen 40,725 Chips 0 60 2
180 Andre Boyer 40,675 Chips 0 16 4
181 Billy Seber 40,500 Chips 0 59 4
182 Shane Schleger 40,475 Chips 0 58 6
183 Abe Mosserri 40,300 Chips 0 22 3
184 Mark Entwistle 39,775 Chips 0 51 2
185 Ken Jacobs 39,775 Chips 0 12 5
186 Frank Vizza 39,700 Chips 0 59 5
187 Bill Corrigan 39,500 Chips 0 52 2
188 "Minneapolis" Jim Meehan 39,300 Chips 0 18 3
189 Denny Amirault 39,150 Chips 0 17 6
190 Barbara Laux 39,000 Chips 0 60 9
191 David Singer 38,750 Chips 0 58 7
192 Paul Wolfe 38,700 Chips 0 62 2
193 Vassilios Maniotis 38,500 Chips 0 64 4
194 Hung La 38,225 Chips 0 55 6
195 David Shallow 38,150 Chips 0 58 3
196 Ronald Kirk 37,850 Chips 0 43 8
197 Brian Darmanin 37,825 Chips 0 8 6
198 John Robertson 37,725 Chips 0 63 6
199 Mike Epstein 37,600 Chips 0 48 2
200 Amnon Filippi 37,575 Chips 0 8 8

12/13/2005 1:19:45 PM

201 Dan Harrington 37,425 Chips 0 12 3
202 Hieu Ngoc "Tony" Ma 37,150 Chips 0 21 7
203 Pablo Caraballo 36,675 Chips 0 54 4
204 Eli Balas 36,625 Chips 0 52 9
205 Andy Callahan 36,575 Chips 0 41 8
206 John Myung 36,425 Chips 0 44 6
207 Bob Allen 36,225 Chips 0 42 5
208 Can Kim Hua 36,200 Chips 0 22 4
209 Avery Cardoza 36,150 Chips 0 52 5
210 Noah Jefferson 35,725 Chips 0 48 9
211 Steve Kim 35,500 Chips 0 50 3
212 Jan Sjavik 35,375 Chips 0 17 5
213 Brent R. Carter 35,025 Chips 0 46 5
214 Ryan Hartman 34,550 Chips 0 9 5
215 Derek Dunmyer 34,400 Chips 0 51 7
216 Billy Duarte 34,300 Chips 0 60 7
217 Blair Rodman 34,150 Chips 0 12 9
218 Alexander Gwynn 34,100 Chips 0 62 9
219 Daniel Zink 33,975 Chips 0 46 7
220 Babak Razi 33,875 Chips 0 19 8
221 Thithi "Mimi" Tran 33,650 Chips 0 50 5
222 Christopher Holliday 33,500 Chips 0 56 1
223 Rodney Hurlbut 33,425 Chips 0 54 6
224 Joshua Arieh 33,225 Chips 0 51 8
225 Mark Brown 33,175 Chips 0 41 7
226 Lee Watkinson 33,150 Chips 0 60 3
227 Refugio Quintero 33,100 Chips 0 12 4
228 Patrick Poels 32,850 Chips 0 55 5
229 Davood Mehrmand 32,775 Chips 0 18 7
230 Curt Kohlberg 32,725 Chips 0 50 10
231 Kassem "Freddy" Deeb 32,375 Chips 0 48 5
232 G. Richard Tatalovich 32,100 Chips 0 45 8
233 Marco Palaclos 32,075 Chips 0 60 4
234 Shigeko Stein 31,975 Chips 0 49 8
235 Johan Storakers 31,775 Chips 0 63 8
236 Shaun Helmle 31,400 Chips 0 57 4
237 Robert Kahan 31,325 Chips 0 64 7
238 Dean Thurman 31,125 Chips 0 57 9
239 Joey Clapper 31,025 Chips 0 56 3
240 Hiroshi Shimamura 30,750 Chips 0 46 10
241 Wayne Boich 30,700 Chips 0 42 4
242 Carl Olson 30,600 Chips 0 47 2
243 Gary Haubelt 30,200 Chips 0 64 8
244 Rolf Inge Kvanvik 30,175 Chips 0 61 8
245 William Blanda 29,700 Chips 0 58 10
246 Neil Chriss 29,625 Chips 0 61 10
247 Steve Rassi 29,550 Chips 0 44 8
248 Max Pescatori 29,275 Chips 0 52 10
249 Stan Jablonski 29,150 Chips 0 42 8
250 Toto Leonidas 29,150 Chips 0 20 1
251 Patrick Hillier 28,850 Chips 0 12 1
252 Mike Appel 28,800 Chips 0 43 10
253 Jan Boubli 28,750 Chips 0 46 8
254 Brian Rast 28,350 Chips 0 43 2
255 Ahn Van Nguyen 28,150 Chips 0 11 4
256 Jeffrey Day 28,125 Chips 0 48 7
257 Charles Pacheco 28,100 Chips 0 47 4
258 Yoshio Nakano 27,975 Chips 0 44 7
259 Frank Mariani 27,225 Chips 0 11 7
260 David Kim 27,050 Chips 0 45 7
261 Daniel Shak 26,625 Chips 0 51 1
262 Eric Weiner 26,300 Chips 0 53 2
263 Matt Lefkowitz 26,000 Chips 0 47 1
264 Sam Silverman 25,825 Chips 0 47 10
265 Keith Tilston 25,675 Chips 0 45 9
266 Jeff Freedman 25,575 Chips 0 12 6
267 Michael Lau 25,425 Chips 0 17 7
268 Kenny Levy 25,400 Chips 0 64 6
269 John Stolzmann 25,175 Chips 0 42 6
270 Jay Glazer 25,025 Chips 0 60 1
271 Tom Franklin 24,750 Chips 0 21 1
272 Scott Wilson 24,750 Chips 0 44 3
273 Ron Stanley 24,200 Chips 0 8 2
274 Charles Hiatt 24,025 Chips 0 43 5
275 Ryan Moffitt 23,925 Chips 0 18 4
276 Patrick White 23,900 Chips 0 20 8
277 Jerome Schrapps 23,700 Chips 0 19 5
278 Tony Cousineau 23,375 Chips 0 19 6
279 Hoyt Corkins 23,225 Chips 0 17 2
280 Roland De Wolfe 23,100 Chips 0 63 1
281 Michael Schulz 22,900 Chips 0 63 2
282 Champie Douglas 22,625 Chips 0 22 10
283 William Failla 22,175 Chips 0 19 7
284 Ross Boatman 22,000 Chips 0 64 5
285 Stan Goldstein 21,925 Chips 0 16 5
286 Chris Savage 21,900 Chips 0 50 6
287 Chip Jett 21,850 Chips 0 51 6
288 Haralabos Voulgaris 21,550 Chips 0 12 7
289 Daniel Negreanu 21,450 Chips 0 53 6
290 John D'Agostino 21,425 Chips 0 54 9
291 Gregory Baird 21,350 Chips 0 63 7
292 Mo Fathipour 21,300 Chips 0 22 7
293 Gregory Werbrich 21,250 Chips 0 8 4
294 Mike Wattel 20,425 Chips 0 61 9
295 Eugene Todd 20,155 Chips 0 8 7
296 Chau Giang 20,150 Chips 0 41 3
297 Abraham Gray 19,925 Chips 0 59 7
298 Petru Achimas 19,900 Chips 0 50 7
299 Lonnie Heimowitz 19,875 Chips 0 63 10
300 Daniel Alaei 19,775 Chips 0 42 10
301 Bradley Berman 19,425 Chips 0 11 8
302 Jorge Arias 19,250 Chips 0 18 2
303 Luke Neely 18,650 Chips 0 58 4
304 Thomas Sanduski 18,625 Chips 0 57 7
305 Doug Booth 18,525 Chips 0 48 1
306 Dwayne Moyers 18,500 Chips 0 20 3
307 William Brindise 18,425 Chips 0 16 1
308 Martin Splinter 18,325 Chips 0 61 2
309 Michael Lam 18,000 Chips 0 63 3
310 Ray Faltinsky 17,750 Chips 0 53 4
311 John Volinkaty 16,675 Chips 0 62 8
312 Hooman Nikzad 16,650 Chips 0 64 2
313 Ken Goldstein 16,625 Chips 0 54 7
314 Joe Sanders 16,425 Chips 0 49 4
315 Bruce Corman 16,200 Chips 0 33 6
316 John Juanda 16,200 Chips 0 16 10
317 David Rubin 15,725 Chips 0 50 1
318 Ron Faltinsky 15,625 Chips 0 49 9
319 Dennis Longonia 15,600 Chips 0 22 5
320 John Esposito 15,500 Chips 0 56 4
321 Scott Martin 15,500 Chips 0 45 3
322 Keith Danielsen 14,925 Chips 0 59 3
323 Kathy Liebert 14,900 Chips 0 51 9
324 Neil Channing 14,700 Chips 0 17 9
325 Robert Williamson III 14,475 Chips 0 48 3
326 Scott Bohlman 13,775 Chips 0 58 9
327 Doyle Brunson 12,850 Chips 0 9 9
328 Robert Durant Jr. 12,750 Chips 0 56 2
329 Paul Sloper 12,625 Chips 0 54 8
330 Robert Wisiak 12,350 Chips 0 56 7
331 Tom Koral 12,325 Chips 0 11 3
332 Scotty Nguyen 12,200 Chips 0 45 2
333 Jennifer Harman Traniello 12,125 Chips 0 56 6
334 Peter Gould 11,625 Chips 0 51 4
335 Thor Hansen 11,450 Chips 0 33 7
336 Lup Tuen Ma 11,400 Chips 0 9 2
337 Rayan Nathan 11,200 Chips 0 56 9
338 Patrick Bueno 11,100 Chips 0 54 10
339 William Lin 11,075 Chips 0 42 3
340 Adam Levy 11,000 Chips 0 55 1
341 Erik Seidel 10,825 Chips 0 42 2
342 Paul Darden 9,600 Chips 0 16 7
343 James Carroll 8,800 Chips 0 59 6
344 Cyndy Violette 8,525 Chips 0 59 8
345 Keith Sexton 7,350 Chips 0 44 1
346 Russell Keith 7,025 Chips 0 62 3
347 Padraig Parkinson 6,250 Chips 0 54 1
348 Rocco Bucci 4,975 Chips 0 9 1
349 Brian Hitt 4,100 Chips 0 53 9



Looks like his table line up for today will be:

106 Steve Zolotow 56,575 Chips seat 1
308 Martin Splinter 18,325 Chips
86 Fred Seng 62,850 Chips seat 3
48 Jon Turner 80,425 Chips seat 4
11 Mads Andersen 115,400 Chips seat 5
78 Steven Dannenmann 66,200 Chips seat 6
125 Matthew Szymaszek 51,175 Chips seat 7
244 Rolf Inge Kvanvik 30,175 Chips seat 8
294 Mike Wattel 20,425 Chips seat 9
246 Neil Chriss 29,625 Chips seat 10


interesting table line up.


Take it down Turner!

12/13/2005 1:20:15 PM

FWIW:

1 $2,078,185
2 $1,046,470
3 $563,485
4 $362,140
5 $241,495
6 $160,995
7 $144,895
8 $128,795
9 $112,695
10 $96,595
11-15 $80,500
16-20 $64,400
21-30 $48,300
31-40 $40,250
41-50 $32,200
51-100 $24,150

12/13/2005 1:21:37 PM

That table lineup is news to me... complete redraw last night. Looks like I'll be stealin' Steve Dannenmann's blinds

Oh, and SHIT, I hate having Zolotow at my table. He knocked me out of the $3k event (18th) during the WSOP this year. But that's not the reason... it's just that he's a cranky old-timer, and a major stickler for the rules.

Also, they have my chip count slightly wrong... I have 80,925, so I'm actually in 45th, right behind Gracz, FWIW.

You should note that, me, Dennis, Mike Gracz, and Chris Bell (all of us from Raleigh) are all above avg!

[Edited on December 13, 2005 at 1:52 PM. Reason : .]

12/13/2005 1:50:51 PM

when will that tourney end? there are some big names in that, notice gracz right about turner, another raleigh kid as I'm sure everyone already knows

12/13/2005 1:52:28 PM

turner, i fucking hate you. no one who posts on this board should enjoy success in life


good luck though

12/13/2005 2:47:38 PM

Please beat the living crap out of Dannennman, at and away from the table

12/13/2005 3:43:40 PM

Dannenmann's out, wonder who did the deed?

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-tournaments/event.php?id=2908&screen=logs

Quote :

"Date / Time: 2005-12-13 14:30:00 Title: Recent Eliminations Log: The following players have recently been eliminated: Steve Dannenmann (2nd place in the WSOP Main Event), Robert Williamson III, and Hendon Mobster Ross Boatman. "

[Edited on December 13, 2005 at 5:56 PM. Reason : sp]

12/13/2005 5:56:10 PM