2010 World Series of Poker

Event #57: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 6
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Event Info

2010 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a♠j♥
Prize
$8,944,310
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$68,798,600
Entries
7,319
Level Info
Level
41
Blinds
800,000 / 1,600,000
Ante
200,000
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Siegel Tanks and Tanks and Folds

[user80015]
[user80015]

Over on the feature table, Jordan Siegel opened to 42,000 from middle position, and with the action on Daniel Chamberlain in the small blind he slid in 60,000.

With that amount falling under the minimum raise amount, he was forced to make it 62,000 to go as Siegel made the call.

The flop fell down {J-Hearts}{A-Clubs}{9-Hearts} and Chamberlain led out for 83,000 with Siegel quickly making the call as the {7-Clubs} landed on the turn.

Taking nearly ninety seconds, Chamberlain led out strongly once again; this time for 165,000 as Siegel once again quickly made the call.

The river landed the {2-Diamonds} and Chamberlain moved all in for over 1,300,000 to put Siegel to a test for roughly his last 320,000.

With Siegel resting his head on his perched left hand while shuffling chips in the other, he went deep into the tank contemplating a decision for his tournament life on just the very first hand of day six play.

Two minutes went by before Siegel finally looked up before resting his head on his right hand, and then both, before finally returning to his right as he sank deeper into his chair while staring directly at his cards.

Another minute went by before Siegel tossed his cards into the muck to see Chamberlain collect the pot to move to 2,000,000 in chips.

Tags: Daniel ChamberlainJordan Siegel

Hot Start for Habib

Shamus
Shamus

On the first hand of the day, Hasan Habib open-raised all in from under the gun for his entire stack of 264,000 and got one caller, Paul Dlugozima sitting in the hijack seat. The others folded, and Habib showed {Q-Spades}{Q-Diamonds}. Dlugozima turned over {A-Hearts}{K-Spades}.

The flop came a dramatic {J-Spades}{10-Diamonds}{Q-Hearts}, giving Dlugozima Broadway but Habib a set as well. The turn then brought the {J-Diamonds}, filling up Habib and making the {3-Hearts} on the river no matter.

Habib moves up to 570,000, while Dlugozima sinks into the danger zone with just 64,000 left.

Tags: Hasan HabibPaul Dlugozima

Quiet Please

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[user75032]

For the second day in a row, as soon as Jack Effel told players to shuffle up and deal, the room got incredibly quiet. Yesterday it took between thirty and sixty minutes for the players to loosen up and really start bantering with each other at the table. For now the only sound is the clicking of riffled chips.

Shuffle Up and Deal!

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[user67765]

They players have taken their seats, unbagged their chips, exchange some nervous small chat and the immortal words have been spoken. Day 6 of the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event is now underway!

Level: 21

Blinds: 8,000/16,000

Ante: 2,000

One Step Closer

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[user75032]
Evan Lamprea
Evan Lamprea

November Nine. It's an alliterative phrase that rolls off the tongue. It offers the potential of life-changing money and the opportunity to serve as a poker ambassador for a year or more. It's what every one of the 205 players left in the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event is surely starting to think about this morning as we prepare for Day 6.

Last night, 205 players were still in their seats at the end of the night when the chip bags were brought out for the sixth time (well, tenth if you count all the multiple Day 1 and Day 2 flights). Five of them managed to bag up more than 3.0 million in chips: Theo Jorgensen, Duy Le, Joseph Cheong, Michael Skender and Evan Lamprea.

Lamprea is the leader with 3,564,000 chips, but at limits of 8,000 and 16,000 a difference of a few hundred thousand chips isn't as large as it seems. Beyond that, starting the day as the chip leader doesn't guarantee anything for anybody. Just ask Day 4 overnight chip leader Tony Dunst, who went from the pole position at the start of Day 5 almost all the way to what we like to call the Dank Position (last in chips) by the end of the night. Dunst started Day 5 with 1.5 million in chips, 1st of 574 players. He ended Day 5 with 327,000 chips, 182nd out of 205 players. A lot can happen during a long day of poker.

We're not sure how many levels are going to be played today. The schedule calls for five levels, but the schedule has been very fluid the last few days as TD Jack Effel has sought to ensure that the field plays down in a timely fashion to reach the November Nine Saturday night. If we need to play an extra level or two, you can be sure Effel will add them to today's schedule.

Cards will be in the air in about twenty minutes.

Tags: Evan Lamprea

Day 6 Table Draw

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[user66118]

Table 317
Seat 1: Michael Mizrachi (1793000)
Seat 2: David Peters (961000)
Seat 3: James Manning (891000)
Seat 4: Pascal LeFrancois (758000)
Seat 5: Craig Savage (660000)
Seat 6: Thomas Vinas (1193000)
Seat 7: Ismail Erkenov (686000)
Seat 8: Scott Desveaux (385000)
Seat 9: Matt Harris (1070000)

Table 322
Seat 1: Denis Pisarev (1034000)
Seat 2: Johnny Chan (2559000)
Seat 3: Garrett Beckman (1100000)
Seat 4: Justin Tazelaar (994000)
Seat 5: Marcel Cole (1199000)
Seat 6: Chad Wutke (935000)
Seat 7: Robin Bergren (669000)
Seat 8: Matt Keikoan (254000)
Seat 9: Derek Gibb (1289000)

Table 324
Seat 1: Jim McCrink (1030000)
Seat 2: Jonathan Duhamel (1097000)
Seat 3: --empty--
Seat 4: Matthew Reed (1000000)
Seat 5: Pierre Canali (1827000)
Seat 6: John Racener (2270000)
Seat 7: Filippo Candio (1055000)
Seat 8: John Armbrust (1410000)
Seat 9: Flavio Ferrarizumbini (1042000)

Table 326
Seat 1: Redmond Lee (998000)
Seat 2: Nicolo Calia (275000)
Seat 3: Marius Arnesen (728000)
Seat 4: Guy Thomas (825000)
Seat 5: James Carroll (1892000)
Seat 6: Johnny Lodden (1625000)
Seat 7: Richard Kirsch (300000)
Seat 8: Tony Bracy (238000)
Seat 9: Imari Love (1086000)

Table 328
Seat 1: Michael Pettit (909000)
Seat 2: Rudy Miller (1563000)
Seat 3: Benjamin Statz (2154000)
Seat 4: Michiel Sijpkens (1751000)
Seat 5: Eduardo Parras (2119000)
Seat 6: Paul Kristoffersson (664000)
Seat 7: Jerry Payne (764000)
Seat 8: Gualter Salles (939000)
Seat 9: Benjamin Straate (1310000)

Table 332
Seat 1: Jose Nadal (1122000)
Seat 2: Nicolas Babel (896000)
Seat 3: David Assouline (845000)
Seat 4: Francois Binette (829000)
Seat 5: Alexander Dovzhenko (644000)
Seat 6: Josh Brikis (2306000)
Seat 7: --empty--
Seat 8: Christopher George (808000)
Seat 9: Michal Wywrot (981000)

Table 334
Seat 1: Corey Emery (1221000)
Seat 2: James Fennell (2011000)
Seat 3: Javier Martinez (1494000)
Seat 4: Bryan Pellegrino (805000)
Seat 5: John Dolan (986000)
Seat 6: Todd Brick (1313000)
Seat 7: Dragan Galic (702000)
Seat 8: Scott Clements (1535000)
Seat 9: Sergey Rybachenko (957000)

Table 336
Seat 1: Christopher Bolt (661000)
Seat 2: Todd Witteles (380000)
Seat 3: Manig Loeser (517000)
Seat 4: John May (1805000)
Seat 5: --empty--
Seat 6: Tristan Wade (1230000)
Seat 7: Trevor Roberts (415000)
Seat 8: Jason Senti (1005000)
Seat 9: Andrey Danilyuk (160000)

Table 338
Seat 1: --empty--
Seat 2: Phil Galfond (1025000)
Seat 3: Dan Lu (1160000)
Seat 4: Jakob Toestesen (775000)
Seat 5: Brock Bourne (1190000)
Seat 6: Kristijonas Andrulis (619000)
Seat 7: Josue Sauvageau (1866000)
Seat 8: Matthew Schreiber (1286000)
Seat 9: Ronnie Bardah (1475000)

Table 341
Seat 1: Arie Kliper (1488000)
Seat 2: Marcelo Dabus (931000)
Seat 3: Jacob Tyler (1393000)
Seat 4: Matthew Bucaric (1630000)
Seat 5: Luis Ubierna (811000)
Seat 6: Vazgen Terpogosyan (1388000)
Seat 7: Joseph Cheong (3357000)
Seat 8: --empty--
Seat 9: Gianluca Speranza (454000)

Table 343
Seat 1: --empty--
Seat 2: Theo Jorgensen (3088000)
Seat 3: Francis Cagney (397000)
Seat 4: Blake Kelso (199000)
Seat 5: Habib Khanis (1865000)
Seat 6: Neil Tyler (1345000)
Seat 7: Jeffrey Rothstein (563000)
Seat 8: JP Kelly (1474000)
Seat 9: Diogo Borges (846000)

Table 347
Seat 1: David Baker (951000)
Seat 2: Andrew Brokos (1223000)
Seat 3: Eric Baldwin (292000)
Seat 4: Russell Rosenblum (152000)
Seat 5: Brian Jensen (521000)
Seat 6: Rafael Sansrodrigo (440000)
Seat 7: Breeze Zuckerman (738000)
Seat 8: Paul Evans (305000)
Seat 9: Adam Levy (1147000)

Table 349
Seat 1: Lauri Eramaja (1272000)
Seat 2: Alexander Kostritsyn (2564000)
Seat 3: Gary Dishongh (1588000)
Seat 4: Anthony Meeker (271000)
Seat 5: Patrick Hartnett (469000)
Seat 6: Mozheng Guan (585000)
Seat 7: Michael Maitre (574000)
Seat 8: Edward Ochana (1330000)
Seat 9: Javed Abrahams (1005000)

Table 351
Seat 1: Daniel Chamberlain (1645000)
Seat 2: Gabriel Nassif (611000)
Seat 3: Matt Affleck (2896000)
Seat 4: Christian Harder (1263000)
Seat 5: Brandon Steven (610000)
Seat 6: Jordan Siegel (641000)
Seat 7: Nicholas Rainey (953000)
Seat 8: Gary Kostiuk (324000)
Seat 9: Jared Ingles (1000000)

Table 353
Seat 1: Jonathan Driscoll (1757000)
Seat 2: Manuel Davidian (1645000)
Seat 3: Robert Pisano (2185000)
Seat 4: Robert Mizrachi (224000)
Seat 5: Theo Tran (322000)
Seat 6: Randall Tagawa (926000)
Seat 7: Henrik Tollefsen (627000)
Seat 8: Steven Norden (242000)
Seat 9: --empty--

Table 357
Seat 1: Meenaskshi Subramaniam (972000)
Seat 2: Paulo Figueiredo (621000)
Seat 3: Hasan Habib (266600)
Seat 4: Bojan Gledovic (1000000)
Seat 5: Jeff Banghart (1475000)
Seat 6: Bryn Kenney (2902000)
Seat 7: Paul Dlugozima (332000)
Seat 8: Vern Keller (882000)
Seat 9: Matthew Berkey (1750000)

Table 359
Seat 1: Gianni Direnzo (1021000)
Seat 2: Sebastian Panny (2442000)
Seat 3: Michael Ferguson (744000)
Seat 4: Matthew Jarvis (1211000)
Seat 5: Adam Kagin (245000)
Seat 6: David Liu (413000)
Seat 7: Gabriel Alarie (1727000)
Seat 8: Juliocesar Saavedra (278000)
Seat 9: Fokke Beukers (2273000)

Table 361
Seat 1: Randy Dorfman (1928000)
Seat 2: Olivier Daeninckx (768000)
Seat 3: Duy Le (3186000)
Seat 4: David Villiard (248000)
Seat 5: Peter Jetten (1495000)
Seat 6: Getty Mattingsley (1186000)
Seat 7: --empty--
Seat 8: Bill Melvin (592000)
Seat 9: Vladislav Varlashin (940000)

Table 363
Seat 1: Brandon Wong (335000)
Seat 2: Jean Pasqualini (736000)
Seat 3: Gabe Costner (815000)
Seat 4: Ken Evanowski (334000)
Seat 5: Kevin Stani (198000)
Seat 6: Matthew Pearson (462000)
Seat 7: Jacobo Fernandez (1412000)
Seat 8: Greg Schaefer (708000)
Seat 9: Mads Wissing (1401000)

Table 367
Seat 1: Desmond Portano (357000)
Seat 2: Damien Luis (1736000)
Seat 3: Richard Morgan (1875000)
Seat 4: Martijn Schirp (1890000)
Seat 5: William Thorson (1607000)
Seat 6: Pejmanpatric Eskandar (1750000)
Seat 7: Jamie Brown (832000)
Seat 8: Thomas Denny (542000)
Seat 9: Joshua Seigel (770000)

Table 369
Seat 1: Tomer Berda (386000)
Seat 2: Niklas Toorell (465000)
Seat 3: Michael Skender (3527000)
Seat 4: Jameson Singer (276000)
Seat 5: Juha Helppi (555000)
Seat 6: Joachim Hein (276000)
Seat 7: Mark Meloche (987000)
Seat 8: Jesse Martin (912000)
Seat 9: Evgeny Shnayder (2433000)

Table 370
Seat 1: Karga Holt (1070000)
Seat 2: Binh Nguyen (782000)
Seat 3: Jean-Robert Bellande (946000)
Seat 4: --empty--
Seat 5: Jesper Hougaard (289000)
Seat 6: --empty--
Seat 7: Alan Neubauer (401000)
Seat 8: Claudio Baptista (253000)
Seat 9: Farshad Fardad (982000)

Table 372
Seat 1: Charles Norris (549000)
Seat 2: Tony Dunst (327000)
Seat 3: Joshua Norris (556000)
Seat 4: Ian Gordon (1607000)
Seat 5: Daan Slutter (397000)
Seat 6: Dag Palovic (1796000)
Seat 7: Adam Etter (830000)
Seat 8: Brian Horton (717000)
Seat 9: Ryan Eriquezzo (2283000)

Table 374
Seat 1: Evan Dahl (545000)
Seat 2: --empty--
Seat 3: Jimmy Tran (452000)
Seat 4: Joel Benzinou (629000)
Seat 5: Jeffrey Fielder (397000)
Seat 6: Cuong Nguyen (2200000)
Seat 7: Evan Lamprea (3564000)
Seat 8: David Benyamine (353000)
Seat 9: Pavel Milanov (710000)

Event #57: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Championship

Day 6 Started

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