WSOP 2009 Update Event 11 to 14, Doyle Brunson still in touch of No. 12.

06.06.2009, No-Limit Hold’em (Event 11), World Championship Mixed Event (Event 12), No-Limit Hold’em (Event 13), Limit Hold'em Six Handed (Event 14)

No-Limit Hold’em (Event 11)
Thursday, June 04, 2009 to Saturday, June 06, 2009 Buy-in: $2,000 Prizepool: $2,995,720 Entries: 1,646

players left: 31 of 1646 entrants

Hellmuth Fading Fast (current on 30th place)

Phil Hellmuth's not having a terribly good time right now. First Chris Taylor raised to 40,000 from the button, and Hellmuth passed his big blind -- with just 30,000 behind. He claimed Kx, 8x, but it didn't sound as though anyone believed him. Next hand, Jovan Sudar limped in mid position, only to fold when Hellmuth pushed for 23,000, thus denying him a desperately needed double up, or even putting him out of his misery. Hellmuth showed pocket jacks. Sudar later claimed Kx, Qx.

Chipcount Chris Taylor 880,000 Scott Hall 620,000 Michael Dyer 600,000 …… Phil Hellmuth 74,000



World Championship Mixed Event (Event 12)
Thursday, June 04, 2009 to Saturday, June 06, 2009 Buy-in: $10,000 Prizepool: $1,823,600 Entries: 194

Doyle Brunson still in touch of No. 12 and also his son has his chances. Or is Vitaly Lunkin doubling up? Max Pescatori Eliminated in 24th Place ($16,649) No-Limit Hold'em: Max Pescatori was all in preflop for his case 55,000 against Matt Hawrilenko. Pescatori Kh, Qs Hawrilenko Ad, Kd Pescatori could not improve on the 7s, 2s, 2c, 6d, 6s board and hit the rail in 24th place. Hawrilenko is up to 222,000.

Chipcount Huck Seed 690,000 Joe Serock 640,000 Adam Friedman 526,000 John Cernuto 387,000 Soheil Shamseddin 362,000 Doyle Brunson 355,000 Ville Wahlbeck 340,000 Todd Brunson 319,500 Allie Prescott 306,000 Mark Gregorich 265,000 Roman Yitzhaki 262,000 Aurangzeb 'Ozzy 87' Sheikh 260,000 Vitaly Lunkin 255,500 Brian Powell 255,000 Matt Hawrilenko 222,000 James Van Alstyne 215,000 David Chiu 145,000 Eric Froehlich 123,000 Scott 'dorinvandy' Dorin 81,000 Michael Binger 65,000 Mike Wattel 37,500

No-Limit Hold’em (Event 13)
Friday, June 05, 2009 to Sunday, June 07, 2009 Buy-in: $2,500 Prizepool: $2,502,400 Entries: 1,088

Play Ends for the Night. players left: 215 of 1088 entrants. Phil Ivey is still in contention to claim back to back bracelets

Day One of Event 13 wraps up with about 180 players remaining out of 1,088 that entered the tournament. Phil Ivey is still in contention to claim back to back bracelets, ending the night with a healthy stack of 63,000. However, several players were able to eclipse the 100,000 mark to climb to the top of the leader board. A full chip count and seating list will be posted later tonight. With 117 players to make the money, the bubble should be reached within the first few hours of play tomorrow. A finish in the money will guarantee a payday of $4,929, but players looking past a min-cash will have a $506,786 first place goal in mind. Join us tomorrow at 2pm PDT to follow all the action as it unfolds at Pokernews.com

Chiplead Information is not available at this time.

Limit Hold'em / Six Handed (Event 14)
Friday, June 05, 2009 to Sunday, June 07, 2009 Buy-in: $2,500 Prizepool: $844,100 Entries: 367

This Event has just started. John Juanda already out

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