WSOP Update vom Mittwoch

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WSOP Update vom Mittwoch

Event #3, $1.500 Pot Limit Hold'em, 63 Entries

Chipcounts des Fianltisches: Joe Tehan -- 458,000 Jacobo Fernandez -- 428,000 Robert Lipkin -- 305,000 Al Barbieri -- 271,000 Russell Harriman -- 242,000 Gregory Alston -- 179,000 Zachary King -- 139,000 David Singer -- 83,000 Glen Bean -- 75,000

Event 4 - $5,000 Mixed Hold'em (Limit/No Limit) | Day 2 12 out of 332 Players left 1. Prize $ 374,505

Chip Counts David Rheem 750000 Ron Kevin Haeri 340000 David Williams 306000 Justin Bonomo 260000 Erick Lindgren 230000 Isaac Haxton 227000 Benjamin Zamani 210000 Howard Lederer 180000 Pat Pezzin 160000 Roland de Wolfe 152000 Chau Giang 110000 Andrew Robl 75000 Jason Dewitt 0 Michael Rosenthal 0 Anh van Nguyen 0 Andy Bloch 0

Event 5 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em w/ Re-buys | Day 1 106 Payers left 1. Prize $ 636,736

Chip Counts Amit Makhija 162000 Marco Johnson 140000 Zachary Clark 127000 Michael Banducci 112000 Phil Ivey 107000 Daniel Negreanu 97500 Alex Jacob 77000 Robert Cheung 77000 Jeff Madsen 76000 John Juanda 72000 Randy Haddox 67000 Tim West 63000 Vachagan Zakarian 63000 Adam Glassman 62000 Mark Vos 60000 Alexander Kostritsyn 56000 Sorel Mizzi 55000 Michael Binger 51000 Cory Carroll 50000 Phil Hellmuth 46000 Chad Brown 40000 Lyric Duveyoung 36500 Nenad Medic 34000 Clonie Gowan 33000 Jason Gray 33000 Victor Ramdin 32000 Jan van Halle 31000 Billy Baxter 30000 Pat White 30000 Lee Watkinson 28000 Terrance Chan 28000 Erica Schoenberg 27000 Nam Le 24000 Eric Cajelais 17000 Cliff 'JohnnyBax' Josephy 13900 Joe Sebok 13500 Erik Seidel 13300 Shaun Deeb 12250 Ted Lawson 11000 Phil Galfond 10500 James Mackey 10100 Roy Winston 8500 Tony Dunst 6000 Greg Raymer 0 Mike Matusow 0 Erick Lindgren 0 Barry Greenstein 0 Humberto Brenes 0 Gavin Smith 0 Jennifer Tilly

Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better Players left - 280 out of 833 1. ize $ 243,356

Chip Counts Carl Restifo 20100 Richard 'Chufty' Ashby 20000 Scott Clements 19700 Paul Wolfe 14000 Bryan Devonshire 13600 Allen Kessler 13000 Jimmy 'gobboboy' Fricke 12300 Joe Tehan 11800 Linda Johnson 11000 John Shirk 10700 Ben Johnson 10100 Robert Mizrachi 9500 'Hollywood' Dave Stann 8200 Andreas Krause 7700 Perry Friedman 7200 Brandon Leeds 6400 Katja Thater 6200 Shannon Elizabeth 5300 Shirley Rosario 4900 Chad Farrenburg 4800 Rolf Slootboom 4800 Men 'The Master' Nguyen 3900 Blair Rodman 3300 Brian Nadell 2700 John Duthie 2000 Berry Johnston 0 David Levi 0

Event 7 Wed 4 Jun, 12:00 pm $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em $2,000 ($2,000+$0)

Event 8 Wed 4 Jun, 5:00 pm $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event $10,000 ($10,000+$0)

Event 9 Thu 5 Jun, 12:00 pm $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Six-Handed $1,500 ($1,500+$0)


World Series of Poker Daily Summary for June 2nd, 2008 Haley Hintze Pokernews.com The story of Monday at the WSOP: No bracelets, but plenty of action. The work week's traditional start was, in poker terms, the last day for a long stretch where no winner's gold bracelets will be awarded, due to the four-day format for Event #2, $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em, which will conclude today. That event played a marathon session deep into the morning hours while trying to reach a final table, but fatigue finally won out – as 6:00 am neared, a majority of the surviving players voted to return early this afternoon after a few hours' break for sleep. Action in that event has already resumed, with the winner to be decided late tonight. Aaron Coulthard held the end-of-day lead over Theo Tran, with Chris

Ferguson the most famous player remaining in the hunt.

The majority of poker's biggest names where busy just a couple of hundred feet to the west on Monday, where Day 1 action in Event #4, $5,000 Mixed Event, began. This unique event alternates between segments of limit and no-limit play, and 91 of the original 332 starters made it through to today's second session, where again, they will attempt to play down to a final table for Wednesday's finale. Jon "PearlJammer" Turner held a narrow lead in this one over Internet cash gamer Ariel Schneller as action concluded early Tuesday morning, while the top ten also included Justin Bonomo, David Williams and Gavin Griffin. The second ten includes Mario Ho, Ted Forrest, Bill Chen, Jimmy "gobboboy" Fricke, Roland de Wolfe and Mark Newhouse.

Another busy scene on Monday was the opening of Event #3, $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em. This event drew 713 entrants, and 63 remained by end of day. The overnight leader was Robert Workman, but in an example of this event's volatility, in the first hour or so of Day 2 action, Workman went from chip leader to the rail. Philip Yeh, David Singer and Jacobo Fernandez are the biggest names among the leaders as early Day 2 action progresses.

Two more events begin today. Already underway at noon is Event #5, $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em with Rebuys, which has drawn many of the big names no longer in the field for the $5,000 Mixed tourney. Early reports suggest that the usual re-buy madness was the order of the day; early word pegged the field at 766 entrants. Today's 5:00 pm start is reserved for Event #6, $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better. It's a fixed-limit event and Omaha's first appearance at this year's Series.

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