WSOP 2009 Update, Jörg Peisert holt erstes Bracelet nach Deutschland

01.07.2009, Results of the WSOP 2009 Poker Events Triple Chance No-Limit Hold’em (Event 52), Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better (Event 53)

Triple Chance No-Limit Hold’em (Event 52) Sunday, June 28, 2009 to Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Buy-in: $3,000 Prizepool: $2,357,040 Entries: 854


Jörg Peisert

Result: 1.Jorg Peisert $506,800 2.Jason Dewitt $313,227 3.Ben Gilbert $205,180 4.Michael Noda $142,035 5.Jason Somerville $103,591 6.Michael Katz $79,385 7.Karga Holt $63,781 8.William Erickson $53,622 9.Warren Watson $47,070 10.Maxwell Greenwood $33,281

Congratulations to Jorg Peisert, Winner of Event No. 52!

Play began a few days ago with 854 entrants for Event No. 52, $3,000 Triple Chance No- Limit Hold'em. Some of the notables included James Van Alstyne, Kathy Liebert, Michael Mizrachi, Sandra Naujoks, Jeff Lisandro, and John Juanda. All of those players fell before reaching the final day, which only 16 players remained.

Among that group was Jorg Peisert from Dusseldorf, Germany. Peisert began the day with 477,000 chips and sixth in chips. As the day wore on, he never seemed to be in jeopardy of busting out and won most, if not all, of the key hands he was involved in. One by one, players from the final table were busting out, but Peisert kept climbing the ranks. He won one big hand by making his eventual heads-up opponent Jason DeWitt muck to move to over two million chips and then took another big pot off Michael Katz to move to over three million in chips.

Once over three million, Peisert never looked back. When play got down to heads up, Peisert held a massive lead with the majority of chips in play. A few hands later, it was all said and done with DeWitt coming in second place. For the win, Peisert earned himself $506,800 and his first WSOP gold bracelet! Thanks for sticking with us throughout the coverage and be sure to stay tuned to PokerNews for all of the live coverage from the 2009 WSOP!



Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better (Event 53)
Sunday, June 28, 2009 to Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Buy-in: $1,500 Prizepool: $657,455 Entries: 467


David Halpern

Result: 1.David Halpern $159,390 2.William Kohler $98,550 3.Max Stern $64,484 4.Chad Brown $44,589 5.Matt Savage $32,465 6.Zak Gilbert $24,828 7.Brian Swinford $19,901 8.Allie Prescott $16,682 9.Richard Sklar $12,149 10.Vince Burgio $12,149

David Halpern Wins Event 53 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-Or-Better ($159,390)

A relatively epic heads up battle with the chip lead dancing back and forth between our deserving two has finally been decided, and it is jovial New Orleans resident David Halpern who takes first prize and the coveted bracelet.

Three days ago Mr. Halpern attempted to buy into a cash game but it was full, so finding himself at a loose end and in the mood to play some poker, he bought himself into Event 53 instead on a last-minute whim. He's now converted his $1,500 and a dull afternoon into the highest accolade in poker, and will be taking home a nice bunch of money to go with it -- once he's finished drinking with his new buddy second place finisher William Kohler, of course.

Many congratulations to all of our Day 3 players, and from the Amazon Green Section, it's goodnight.

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