Event #65: $10,000 Main Event Dia 1c | 2014 World Series of Poker

2014-07-07 17:01 UTC-8

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Daniel Colman	44,000 -14,000	-14,000

Matt Glantz	41,000 -5,000	-5,000

Dylan Linde	39,000 9,000	9,000

Bob Bounahra	38,000
Alex Kravchenko	35,000 500	500
Gavin O'Rourke	31,000 1,000	1,000
Marcel Luske	30,000 3,300	3,300
David "ODB" Baker	30,000 -10,000	-10,000

Daniel Idema	25,000 -1,500	-1,500

Melanie Weisner	20,000 -10,000	-10,000
Tom Schneider	9,000 -22,000	-22,000

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Andreas Hoivold	112,925 1,925	1,925
Zo Karim	59,300 27,500	27,500
Jimmy Fricke	41,700 4,100	4,100
Kou Vang	31,875
Aaron Massey	27,900 -2,150	-2,150
Ralph Massey	27,150 5,550	5,550
Max Lykov	26,900 10,500	10,500
Erik Cajelais	25,000 -14,500	-14,500

Howard Andrew	23,600 -4,900	-4,900

Kirill Rabtsov	18,600 -11,400	-11,400
John Racener	5,675 -2,625	-2,625

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Jeff Tims	38,000 14,000	14,000

The Old Six-Bet Shove Gets Reinkemeier to Fold

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Nível 3 : 150/300, 0 ante

We happened upon the action after Frederik Jensen had opened from the button and Tobias Reinkemeier three-bet from the small blind. The amounts of those raises escaped us, but we do known that Jensen pushed back with a four-bet to 4,800 and Reinkemeier responded with a five-bet to 10,000, leaving himself 18,300 behind.

Jensen paused for a few moments before six-betting all in, and Reinkemeier snap-folded his hand.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Frederik Jensen	40,000
Tobias Reinkemeier	18,300 -10,900	-10,900

Tags: Tobias Reinkemeier Frederik Jensen

2014-07-07 16:49 UTC-8

Updated Chip Counts from Brasilia Bronze

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Nível 3 : 150/300, 0 ante

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
John D'Agostino	57,000 27,000	27,000
David Tuchman	47,000 -1,300	-1,300
Byron Kaverman	42,000 -3,000	-3,000

Barry Greenstein	40,000 -15,900	-15,900

Jake Cody	36,000 -2,800	-2,800

Tony Cousineau	35,000 5,000	5,000
Corrie Wunstel	30,000 3,000	3,000

Dwyte Pilgrim	30,000 11,500	11,500
Stephen Chidwick	29,800 -5,200	-5,200

Danielle Andersen	28,000 28,000	28,000
Mike Wattel	27,400 -2,600	-2,600

Everett Carlton	19,000 19,000	19,000
Don Zewin	15,500 -14,500	-14,500
Josh Cranfill	10,000 -2,000	-2,000
Ivan Demidov	Eliminado

2014-07-07 16:47 UTC-8

NFL Defensive Lineman Richard Seymour Among the Day 1c Masses

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Nível 3 : 150/300, 0 ante

Professional athletes playing in the Main Event is nothing out of the ordinary, as Paul Pierce and Roberto Luongo have shown over the years. Today it's former New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders defensive lineman Richard Seymour making his World Series of Poker Main Event debut.

Seymour was drafted sixth overall pick in the 2001 NFL draft by the Patriots and went on to play eights seasons with them playing defensive tackle. He was a part of three Super Bowl winning Patriot teams before being traded to the Raiders in 2009, where he spent the next four seasons playing both defensive tackle and defensive end. Over the course of his career, Seymour was named to the NFL All-Pro team five times and voted into the Pro Bowl seven times. His 57.5 career sacks rank in the top 20 all-time for career sacks by a defensive tackle.

He's chipped up slightly from the starting stack to about 35,000.

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2014-07-07 16:46 UTC-8

A Polk Story

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When Doug Polk was moved into the Purple Section of the Amazon Room, he only had 3,000 chips. Now, after a triple up and double up, he has 25,000.

There was a raise to 800 from early position, a call, and a third player reraised to 2,600 on the button. Doug Polk moved all in for 13,550 out of the big blind, and the action folded to the player on the button who called all in for less.

"Don't show two jacks," the players told Polk, revealing .

Polk didn't have two jacks, but he had his opponent dominated with . The 2014 bracelet winner held up as the board rolled out , raking in the pot.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Doug Polk	25,000 16,500	16,500

Tags: Doug Polk

2014-07-07 16:46 UTC-8

Duhamel Dodges Kings

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Nível 3 : 150/300, 0 ante

Ari Engel opened to 700 from early position and a player in late position called. Jonathan Duhamel, who is in the midst of a neck massage and looking extremely comfortable, raised to 3,000. Engel folded, but the late position player called.

Duhamel continued with a 3,400 bet on the flop and his opponent raised it up to 7,500 in total. Duhamel took a look at his hole cards, tossed them back to the dealer then returned to his relaxed state.

The player who won the pot placed his hole cards in front of him and asked Duhamel to pick one. Duhamel told him to choose and he flipped over the and then the , choosing two cards not one as initially planned.

Tags: Ari Engel Jonathan Duhamel

2014-07-07 16:45 UTC-8

Andrews Looking Good

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Nível 3 : 150/300, 0 ante

Cherish Andrews opened for a raise to 650 and the player on the button made the call as did the player in the big blind. The flop came and it was checked to Andrews who bet 1,100. The player on the button made it 2,700 to go and after a few moments of deliberation, the player in the big blind moved all-in for 16,600. Andrews and the player on the button quickly folded.

Andrews is coming off of her second best WSOP performance to date, a fifth place in Event #60 that was good for $142,346. She also took fourth place in a 2012 NLHE event for $210,083, which is her career best in terms of amount won.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Cherish Andrews	47,100 5,100	5,100

Tags: Cherish Andrews

2014-07-07 16:44 UTC-8

Cranfill Forced to Fold

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On a board of , Josh Cranfill was faced with a bet of 2,700. He would make the call to see the fall on the turn. His opponent led out for 5,700 and Cranfill called. The came on the river and Cranfill was forced to fold when his opponent shoved all in.