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WSOP - Main Event: Only 64 remaining players |
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Bertrand ElkY Grospellier, Christer Björin, main event, Phil Ivey, wsop.
Posted on 14 July 2009 by "T".
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Day 6 of the main event is now over. Of 185 players who started this day, only 64 players made it through to day 7 after 10 hours of hand by hand poker. Unfortunately for Sweden is that their big hopes Christer Björin and Rifat Palevic both got knocked out in during 6. Other big names that got knocked out this day were Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, Joe Hachem, JC Tran and David Benyamine.
The final table is getting closer and closer. Now there are only 64 players left that will play day 7 of the main event. Of these 64 players, we are very happy to announce that there are still some big names with the chance of making it to the final table. Most notable of these are, Phil Ivey (6,35 million), Dennis Phillips (made it to the main event final table last year - 2,3 million) and Antonio Esfendiari (5,6 million). Chip leader at the moment is Darvin Moon with 9,7 million chips.
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24 comments on "WSOP - Main Event: Only 64 remaining players"
Mascarilha | 14/07/2009 15:10:29 GMT |
Ivey in 3rd atm, let's go!!
It's your turn to win this
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jevo | 14/07/2009 15:58:02 GMT |
Ivey and Esfandiari at the final table would be superb! Keep on keeping on boys
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Jodoli | 14/07/2009 16:23:10 GMT |
Oh i am sad because of bertrand elky grospellier i really thought that he will last till the end. In the other hand, as i predicted phill ivey and esfandiari are in great position to be members of the final table!!
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MANUEDO | 14/07/2009 16:25:37 GMT |
Don't know exactly how many interesting players are still in but I really like Esfandiari, for his game and for his behaviour too.
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Fakiry | 14/07/2009 16:43:55 GMT |
So many Ivey's fans! He is a great player but i don't know if he can make it to the final table. He will only make it if oponents are afraid of what he can have in the hand.
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doomdy | 14/07/2009 17:00:02 GMT |
Chip Counts:
Darvin Moon 9,745,000 Billy Kopp 8,245,000 Phil Ivey 6,345,000 Steven Begleiter 6,315,000 Ludovic Lacay 5,965,000 Antonio Esfandiari 5,610,000 Tommy Vedes 5,430,000 Antoine Saout 5,195,000 Ben Lamb 4,975,000 Nick Maimone 4,900,000 Hieu Luu 4,755,000 Jeff Shulman 4,745,000 Charlie Elias 4,190,000 Jeff Duvall 3,935,000 Joseph Cada 3,880,000 Luis Nargentino 3,825,000 Kevin Schaffel 3,685,000
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teglet | 14/07/2009 17:40:31 GMT |
Lets go Sweden!!!!
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xchipchumpx | 14/07/2009 17:50:47 GMT |
Shulman from Cardplayer or some Card magazine is still in this.... thats kind of surprising good for Jeff
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paesjie | 14/07/2009 17:57:54 GMT |
How much money is there for the winner ?
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ericqc82 | 14/07/2009 18:19:37 GMT |
witch site have the best cover of the main event online?
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B1gfoot | 14/07/2009 18:45:58 GMT |
Must be a typ-o there some how, cant see my name on the last 64 list??
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Davoodoo | 14/07/2009 20:08:44 GMT |
Damn there are alot of very bad sites that "covers the main event" ... wtf! most of these sites havent reported anything new since day 2 . Is there any Finns left in the tournament ?
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DaneMitic | 14/07/2009 22:19:25 GMT |
Posted by paesjie: How much money is there for the winner ? |
A bit more than 8,5 Million Dollar.
Posted by Davoodoo: Damn there are alot of very bad sites that "covers the main event" ... wtf! most of these sites havent reported anything new since day 2 . Is there any Finns left in the tournament ? |
Check out the official WSOP website, its laggy sometimes, due to too many visits, but the standings are always up-to-date. I dont see any finns, but I might be wrong. Miika Puumalainen was the last finn who busted out, that I noticed, at 59th place.
54 Players remaining.
Top 10: (atm)
1. Billy Kopp 12,100,000 2. Darvin Moon 10,350,000 3. Tommy Vedes 9,000,000 4. Phil Ivey 7,400,000 5. Ludovic Lacay 7,150,000 6. Ben Lamb 6,350,000 7. Antoine Saout 6,200,000 8. Joseph Cada 5,900,000 9. Steven Begleiter 5,400,000 10. Jeff Shulman 4,800,000 ...
14. Antonio Esfandiari 4,250,000
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shokaku | 15/07/2009 06:46:57 GMT |
Down to 27 players at the end of this days play. Esfandiari has dropped some chips, but is still in. Ivey is in a better position to make the final table.
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xxxbchxxx | 15/07/2009 07:32:18 GMT |
looks like it will be a good year this year... Some good players still in...Well they will all be good at this stage...Daaaa.
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SuperNoob | 15/07/2009 07:41:14 GMT |
ohhhhh its gonna end in a few days. Waiting for the final 10, i think Ivey will win it this time, good luck to him.Esfandiari will surely bounce back to reach the final table
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dUSTEY | 15/07/2009 09:21:32 GMT |
I think Ivey will win
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schmoyster | 15/07/2009 11:59:10 GMT |
Chip Count (27 players remaining)
1. Darvin Moon $20,160,000 2. Billy Kopp $15,970,000 3. Steven Begleiter $11,885,000 4. Phil Ivey $11,350,000 5. Kevin Schaffel $11,245,000 6. Antoine Saout $11,135,000 7. Jeff Shulman $10,170,000 8. Eric Buchman $10,005,000 9. Jamie Robbins $9,795,000 10. Ben Lamb $9,410,000 ... 20. Antonio Esfandiari $4,470,000
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males | 15/07/2009 12:58:15 GMT |
Posted by dUSTEY: I think Ivey will win |
o hope ivey wins.or esfandiari.i think its important that a professional wins this year,to show people that despite the field growth, pros can win this no matter what.because poker is skill, not just luck
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michal0123 | 15/07/2009 21:20:08 GMT |
Ivey is in hot run at this WSOP so I think he is big favorite for final win, but chipleaders (Moon and Koop) plays very well and it could be though competition.
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B1gfoot | 15/07/2009 22:17:35 GMT |
Well i think pokerstrs will be happy .
wsop site as good as crashed lol..
ivey @ 6 mill
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schmoyster | 15/07/2009 22:29:00 GMT |
Posted by males: Posted by dUSTEY: I think Ivey will win |
o hope ivey wins.or esfandiari. |
Esfandiari just busted out of the WSOP Main Event in 23rd place. Ivey is loosing chips.
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hackeru | 15/07/2009 22:42:46 GMT |
gogo ivey
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michal0123 | 16/07/2009 12:54:14 GMT |
Ivey is still in the game, but chip leader has a massive stack - 56k !!! Second stack is 29k so Moon is a big favourite now.
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