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2017 World Series of Poker

Event #69: $1,500 Razz
Dias: 1
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Event Info

2017 World Series of Poker

Resultados Finais
Campeão
Mão Vencedora
kx9x7xax6x4x7x
Premiação
$132,957
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Premiação
$565,650
Entries
419
Informações do Nível
Nível
30
Limites
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
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Matt Grapenthein Leads the Field of Event #69: $1,500 Razz; Obst and Hellmuth Still Alive and Hunting

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 10 : 1,000/2,000, 200 ante
Matt Grapenthien
Matt Grapenthien

Day 1 of Event #69: $1,500 Razz has reached its conclusion and after 10 levels of play, it is Matt Grapenthein who leads the way. Grapenthein (82,300) already has a bracelet in stud of the high variety, and now he'll look to follow that up with a stud game of the low variety as well. There were 419 players who registered today and each and everyone one of them was looking to reach the promised land of the final table. Players created a prize pool of $565,650 and a first place prize of $132,957. Of course, everyone aim is to not only take home that significant chunk of money, but also the World Series of Poker gold bracelet that comes along with it. Only 63 of the remaining 102 players will make the money though, but each of those 63 players is guaranteed a payout of at least $2,261.

A heap of notable players failed to make it through the day, perhaps the most notable being Daniel Negreanu who took a short break after his finish in Event #62: $50,000 Poker Players Championship, hopped in, and was eliminated within two levels. Also not making it through the day wereJameson Painter, Jon Turner, Frank Kassela, Victor Ramdin, Randy Ohel, Max Pescatori, David Bach, Jeff Lisandro, Greg Raymer, and Calvin Anderson. Also, noticeably missing at the end of the day was the current player of the year lead John Racener. He will have to wait for another event to make a cash and bolster his current lead.

Some of those who did make it through the day, however, are Mike Ross (48,600), Mike Matusow (23,200), Benny Glaser (61,000), Jason Mercier (31,200), Dzmitry Urbanovich (29,500), and Jens Lakemeier (15,500). Also in the field still is 14-time bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth (45,900) who is still looking to add to his massive bracelet collection. James Obst is also still alive with 30,700 chips. Earlier in the year he won Event #26: $10,000 Razz Championship, and looks to follow that up with another deep run here in this event. Obst is also looking to add some valuable Player of the Year points to his current total, as he can easily catch John Racener with a deep finish in this event.

Players are scheduled to return at 2 p.m. PDT on Friday where the plan is to play through another ten levels. PokerNews will be here with all the action so make sure you still around to catch the exciting conclusion of Event #69: $1,500 Razz.

RoomTableSeatPlayerCountryChip Count
Amazon331Phillip HuiUnited States18,500
Amazon332James MackeyUnited States7,000
Amazon333Phil HellmuthUnited States45,900
Amazon334Refugio QuinteroUnited States56,300
Amazon335Kim PhamUnited States51,800
Amazon336John CernutoUnited States7,000
Amazon337Benny GlaserUnited Kingdom61,000
Amazon338Mike MatusowUnited States23,200
      
Amazon341Frankie O'DellUnited States25,000
Amazon342Jeremiah CallahanUnited States15,700
Amazon343Jeffrey DuvallUnited Kingdom15,200
Amazon344Scott AdaskaUnited States24,400
Amazon346Jaehwa SonCanada12,200
Amazon347Brian HorwitzUnited States25,300
Amazon348Denny AxelUnited States28,300
      
Amazon351Allen KesslerUnited States19,000
Amazon352Matt GrapenthienUnited States82,300
Amazon353Ted JivkovUnited States28,400
Amazon355Andrew YipCanada39,500
Amazon356Richard ShtraxUnited States24,000
Amazon357Jesse HamptonUnited States55,200
      
Amazon361Julio BelluscioArgentina30,000
Amazon362Dan O'BrienUnited States12,200
Amazon363Bonnie RossiUnited States13,800
Amazon364Jordan SiegelUnited States38,200
Amazon365Chun ChenUnited States19,300
Amazon366Ian ShawMexico2,000
Amazon367Naoya KiharaJapan27,100
Amazon368Sam GrizzleUnited States47,300
      
Amazon371Ronald McmillanUnited States23,800
Amazon372Brendan TaylorUnited States16,600
Amazon373Tom SchneiderUnited States46,500
Amazon374Raymond HensonUnited States35,000
Amazon375Kyle MiasoUnited States37,800
Amazon376Daniel TafurEstonia41,100
Amazon377Brian ZekusUnited States17,900
Amazon378Alan LeachUnited States15,900
      
Amazon382Michael NooriUnited States40,500
Amazon383David HarthUnited States46,000
Amazon384Cole JacksonUnited States35,600
Amazon387DID NOT REPORT 1United States1
Amazon388Jeremy HagemanUnited States27,500
      
Amazon391Michael RosenbergUnited States8,700
Amazon392Michael BlockUnited States19,800
Amazon393John ButlerUnited States22,200
Amazon394Scott EpsteinUnited States36,500
Amazon395Roland IsraelashviliUnited States31,700
Amazon397Michael RossUnited States48,600
Amazon398Grzegorz WyrazPoland79,800
      
Amazon411Fernando BritoAustralia8,100
Amazon412Jason GolaUnited States36,400
Amazon413Scott EvelynCanada4,000
Amazon414Dzmitry UrbanovichPoland24,500
Amazon415Jared TalaricoUnited States30,600
Amazon416Molichisa NgethUnited States49,800
Amazon417Michael FilipiakUnited States2,500
Amazon418Robert Williamson IIIUnited States9,200
      
Amazon421Andrew BarberUnited States19,300
Amazon422Artie CobbUnited States10,600
Amazon423Neal LiptakUnited States53,800
Amazon424Chip JettUnited States12,900
Amazon425Peter BrownsteinUnited States43,000
Amazon426Jeffrey ForemanUnited States11,700
Amazon427Brandon Shack-HarrisUnited States23,100
Amazon428Owais AhmedUnited States39,200
      
Amazon431Matthew SchreiberUnited States38,200
Amazon432Johnny LandrethUnited States48,700
Amazon433Rafael ConcepcionUnited States22,500
Amazon434Nickolai OrlovUnited States33,700
Amazon435Brad RubenUnited States33,500
Amazon436James SchaafUnited States67,900
Amazon437Melville LewisCanada74,500
Amazon438Garrett WelieverUnited States45,100
      
Amazon441James WoodsUnited States29,200
Amazon442Andrew KelsallUnited States36,000
Amazon443Wendy FreedmanUnited States65,200
Amazon444Jason MercierUnited States31,200
Amazon445Eric PrattUnited States30,500
Amazon446David "ODB" BakerUnited States20,700
Amazon447Joshua MammonCanada19,500
Amazon448Paul SextonUnited States36,600
      
Amazon451Mo FathipourUnited States19,500
Amazon452Luke SpanoAustralia29,300
Amazon453Paul SokoloffCanada17,900
Amazon454John BrennenUnited States36,700
Amazon455Timothy BatowUnited States61,400
Amazon456Adam OwenUnited Kingdom37,900
Amazon457Jacob PowersUnited States19,800
Amazon458Jens LakemeierAustria15,500
      
Amazon461David GreenbergUnited States14,000
Amazon464Mark JenkinsUnited States1,800
Amazon465Yong WangUnited States53,700
Amazon466Paul TaylorUnited States22,400
Amazon467Yordan PetrovBulgaria70,500
Amazon468Jake SchwartzUnited States23,100
      
Amazon471Scott AbramsUnited States20,900
Amazon472Brett HelmUnited States7,100
Amazon473James ObstAustralia30,700
Amazon474Joseph HeinzmannUnited States22,400
Amazon475Gerard RechnitzerUnited States37,300
Amazon476Alm WilsonNorway26,100
Amazon478Steven CageCanada48,300

Tags: Benny GlaserCalvin AndersonDaniel NegreanuDzmitry UrbanovichFrank KasselaJames ObstJeffrey LisandroJens LakemeierJohn RacenerJon TurnerMax PescatoriMike MatusowMike RossPhil HellmuthRandy OhelVictor Ramdin

Obst With a Miraculous Recovery

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 10 : 1,000/2,000, 200 ante
James Obst
James Obst

Earlier in the last level, James Obst was down to just 4,500 chips. Obst has made a miraculous recovery and has bolstered his stack to close to 40,000. We caught up with him in a recent hand.

Obst: {x-}{x-} / {5-}{K-}{3-}{2-}
Landreth: {x-}{x-} / {2-}{J-}{10-}{9-} — Folded
Opponent: {x-}{x-} / {3-}{K-}{A-}{A-} — Folded

On fourth street, Johnny Landreth had the betting lead and he led out, both Obst and the other player called taking them to fifth street. On fifth, Landreth checked. The other player in the hand led out and Obst called, so did Landreth.

On sixth street, Landreth checked with the lead. The other player checked as well. When Obst bet, both men folded.

Obst has already shown that he is one of the best razz players around by topping a star-studded field in Event #26: $10,000 Razz Championship, and he can only solidify his standing by making another deep run here in Event #69: $1,500 Razz. Now that he's bolstered his chip stack a little, he may be able to do just that.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
James Obst au
James Obst
WSOP 1X Winner
38,000 10,000

Tags: James ObstJonny Landreth

Adam Owen Strikes First Blood Against Lakemeier

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 8 : 600/1,200, 100 ante
Adam Owen
Adam Owen

Owen: {x-}{x-} / {3-}{10-}{9-}{6-} / {x-}
Lakemeier: {x-}{x-} / {5-}{Q-}{4-}{10-} / {x-}

Action was already on seventh street and there was over 8,000 already in the middle of the pot. Adam Owen put out a bet and Jens Lakemeier was in the tank. He thought for about a minute before finally releasing his hand. As he went to muck his cards, Lakemeier accidentally revealed a {K-}.

Owen took down the pot and added to his already impressive stack from here on Day 1.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Adam Owen gb
Adam Owen 		46,300 -700
Jens Lakemeier at
Jens Lakemeier
WSOP 1X Winner
24,000 1,500

Tags: Adam OwenJens Lakemeier

"The Young Prince Tortures The Barber"

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 8 : 600/1,200, 100 ante
Dzmitry Urbanovich from an earlier event
Dzmitry Urbanovich from an earlier event

Urbanovich: {x-}{x-} / {3-}{6-}{4-}{5-}
Barber: {x-}{x-} / {3-}{8-}{7-}{3-}

We picked up the action on fourth street. Dzmitry Urbanovich led out at the pot with a bet. Andrew Barber called him. On fifth, Urbanovich led again and Barber called once more.

On sixth street, Urbanovich bet a for a third time, but this time, Barber checked his cards and tossed them away, awarding the pot to Urbanovich.

"The young prince tortures the barber," said Brandon Shack-Harris, who was also seated at the table. Urbanovich gave a wry smile at the comment.

"Just don't use the barber pun," Barber said. "It's been done so many times already."

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Dzmitry Urbanovich pl
Dzmitry Urbanovich 		29,500 -1,500
Andrew Barber us
Andrew Barber
WSOP 1X Winner
14,500 -6,600

Tags: Andrew BarberDzmitry Urbanovich

Jens Lakemeier Looks to Prove His Knowlege of Limit Games

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 8 : 600/1,200, 100 ante
Jens Lakemeier from the Big Bet Mix
Jens Lakemeier from the Big Bet Mix

Less than one week ago, Jens Lakemeier proved his knowledge of the big-bet mixed games by taking down his first World Series of Poker gold bracelet in Event #59: $2,500 Big Bet Mix.

Just a few days ago, he took his shot at Event #62: $50,000 Poker Player's Championship. Lakemeier did not make the money in that event, but he's still looking to prove that, not only does he have knowledge of the big-bet mixed games, but also the limit mixed games, as well. He's doing his best to make that statement by entering in this event.

Lakemeier will have to be at the top of his game, because also at his table is renowned mixed game expert Adam Owen, as well as Andrew Kelsall, who has already made the final table of three mixed-game events this summer, including the Big Bet Mix that Lakemeier won.

Kelsall and Lakemeier were recently involved in a pot together.

Kelsall: {x-}{x-} / {2-}{A-}{4-}
Lakemeier: {x-}{x-} / {2-}{7-}{9-}

Kelsall completed and was raised by Lakemeier. Kelsall called. On fourth street, Kelsall bet, and Lakemeier called. On fifth, Kelsall bet one more time, and Lakemeier let his hand go, awarding the pot to Kelsall.

"I can show you one," Kelsall said. He turned up a {3-} and scooped the pot, keeping his other card face-down.

Lakemeier has built up a nice stack already on Day 1 and will look to continue building on his way to a deep run here in Event #69.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Adam Owen gb
Adam Owen 		47,000 6,000
Jens Lakemeier at
Jens Lakemeier
WSOP 1X Winner
22,500 22,500
Andrew Kelsall us
Andrew Kelsall
WSOP 1X Winner
21,000 8,400

Tags: Adam OwenAndrew KelsallJens Lakemeier

Prize Pool Information Announced

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 7 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

With a total of 419 players entering the event, the prize pool amassed a total of $565,650. First place will be taking home $132,957, while a final table appearance is worth at least $11,024. A total of 63 players will be paid, with a min-cash being worth $2,261.

A full list of payouts will be posted shortly in the tab above.

Leah With an Early Monstrous Stack

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 5 : 300/600, 75 ante
Mike Leah
Mike Leah

Mike Leah has very quickly amassed a monstrous stack here in Event #69. He has already more than quadrupled what he began with here on Day 1. Leah took on two opponents in the most recent pot.

Leah: {x-}{x-} / {4-}{A-}{2-}{3-}
Opponent: {x-}{x-} / {A-}{9-}{5-}{Q-} - fold
Opponent 2: {x-}{x-} / {7-}{2-}{2-} - fold

One player completed and was called by a second player and Mike Leah. On fourth street, Leah bet and was called by the original completer. The player holding {7-}{2-} raised before Leah made it three bets to play. Both players called, bringing them to fifth street. On fifth, Leah bet again and earned a fold from the player holding {7-}{2-}{2-}, but the original completer called.

Leah bet again on sixth, but this time, his opponent folded.

Leah turned over a {6-}, then a {7-}, and he raked in the pot, bringing his stack to right around 34,000.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Mike Leah ca
Mike Leah
WSOP 1X Winner
34,500 17,900

Tags: Mike Leah

Phil Hui Needs Roland Israelashvili To Leave

MrCleverFox
MrCleverFox
Nível 4 : 250/500, 50 ante
Phillip Hui
Phillip Hui

"What time does break end in the $3k?" Phil Hui asked as we walked by his table. There was about 20 minutes left on their break. "We need Roland [Israelashvili] to get outta here," Hui continued. "How much do you got over there, Roland? Like 44,000?"

Israelashvili shook his head, and the two continued discussing what Israelashvili's plans would be when his dinner break was over in Event #68.

A few hands later, Phil Hui completed with his {7-} up and was called by another player, who was also holding a {7-}.

Hui: {x-}{x-} / {7-}{10-}{6-}{9-} / {x-}
Opponent: {x-}{x-} / {7-}{9-}{9-}{2-} / {x-}

On fourth street, Hui check-called a bet, then led out when his opponent paired on fifth street. Hui led again on sixth and seventh, and his opponent called both times.

Hui separated his {10-} and {9-} from his {6-} and {7-}, then fanned out {4-}{3-}{2-} in the middle. His seven-six was good to take down the pot, and he raked it in.

Israelashvili at the table or not, Hui doesn't seem to be having much trouble raking in chips.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Phil Hui us
Phil Hui 		17,500 9,500
Roland Israelashvili us
Roland Israelashvili 		10,500 10,500

Tags: Phil HuiRoland Israelashvili

Alex Luneau Wins Biggest Pot So Far

Nível 2 : 150/300, 25 ante
Alex Luneau
Alex Luneau

Alex Luneau: {x-}{x-} / {8-}{3-}{10-}{k-} / {x-}
Player 2: {x-}{x-} / {4-}{5-}{6-}{4-} / {x-}
Player 3: {x-}{x-} / {6-}{9-}{10-} - fold

The pot was capped three ways on third street, and when Player 2 hit a five on fourth street, he bet. Alex Luneau raised, and Player 3 called before Player 2 re-raised. Luneau and Player 3 called. On fifth, the action slowed a little, with Player 2 betting and Luneau calling after hitting a ten.

On sixth street, Player 2 bet after pairing his four, and Luneau called. Both players checked seventh, and Luneau won the hand, revealing {a-}{2-}{3-} after Player 2 showed {2-}{6-}{6-}.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Alex Luneau fr
Alex Luneau 		17,400 9,900

Tags: Alexandre Luneau

Show Us Your Razz Hands; Event #69: $1,500 Razz Starts Today at 3

Rep Porter
Rep Porter

Rep Porter won his third WSOP gold bracelet last year in Event #69: $1,500 Razz and with the WSOP entering its home stretch an estimated field of 450 or so players will queue up and try to keep Porter from defending his title. Two of Porter's three bracelets have come in Razz so the field may have their work cut out for them.

The players will start with 7,500 chips and play ten one-hour levels before bagging for Day 2. There will be 15-minute breaks every two levels, and late registration will remain open until the start of level seven (roughly 9:45 pm).

This is the second to last non-Hold'em event of the summer with the $10,000 7-Card Stud Championship starting tomorrow. While the rest of the WSOP is made for No-Limit Hold'em, these next few days will give Stud lovers some fun before the Main Event begins this weekend.

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You can download the app for iPhone or Android now to get started. Then, create a new PokerNews account or update your current one to start updating your status immediately. Your followers can see all the live action that you're involved in.

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Tags: Rep Porter