EPTSome chip counts after Day 1 of notable players or members of TL (I can edit in more if you guys recognize names but I only know of a few of the more obvious names).
Players start off with 30,000 chips I believe
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Kiwikaki - 143,000
Pooruser AKA Liquid`Zephyr - 140,300
Fayth is busted out
Grrrr... is busted out
Liquid`Raszi is busted out
BigBalls is busted out
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Kiwikaki - 330k
Pooruser is busted out
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+ Show Spoiler [ Day 4 end chip counts ] +
Kiwikaki - 260k
On July 16 2011 13:51 zacharyIRL wrote:
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=821&tid=11497
Breaking Down the Berlin Wall
Jonathan Garneau, a legend among the StarCraft 2 community (I'm more of a Portal 2/Total War fan myself) has managed to double up to over 300,000 after he was all in with against Nachman Berlin's .
The board came , Berlin crippled and left with 100,000 as a result.
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=821&tid=11497
Breaking Down the Berlin Wall
Jonathan Garneau, a legend among the StarCraft 2 community (I'm more of a Portal 2/Total War fan myself) has managed to double up to over 300,000 after he was all in with against Nachman Berlin's .
The board came , Berlin crippled and left with 100,000 as a result.
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http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/11497/Day 5 starters by chips.pdf
On July 16 2011 17:28 motbob wrote:
A short analysis of Kiwi's table tomorrow.
Mimi Luu has 57,000 chips and a healthy list of tournaments that she's placed in this year. She doesn't have many chips, though, so she's likely to be a non-factor.
Steve Brecher has 973,000 chips. He's incredibly experienced, with a very long career (although that's not always a good thing these days) and he won a million dollar top prize two years ago at a WPT event. He seems to be the main threat at KiWiKaKi's table, given his chip count.
Joseph Lacarrubba has 196,000 chips. As far as I can tell, he's a complete no-name.
Christopher Moore has 350,000 chips. He's experienced in the area of live tournaments, with his top win at ~$80,000.
Robert Kolbe has 483,000 chips. He seems like another no-name. I think KiWiKaKi will be happy to have someone with seemingly little experience, but many chips, to his right.
Jonathan Garneau, our hero, has 260,000 chips.
Paul Chauderson has 599,000 chips. KiWiKaKi will not be happy to see this man to his left. He plays in a great deal of live tournaments and places pretty well in them! If Kiwi gets knocked out tomorrow, this guy has as good a chance of anyone of doing it.
Tyler Sumrall has 147,000 chips. He has some experience and some good tournament places, but he doesn't have enough chips to be a big force at the table.
Thomas Pedersen has 671,000 chips. He doesn't have much live tournament experience; he's pretty much a mystery. He has a lot of chips, though. Let's hope those chips make their way into KiWi's stack.
A short analysis of Kiwi's table tomorrow.
Mimi Luu has 57,000 chips and a healthy list of tournaments that she's placed in this year. She doesn't have many chips, though, so she's likely to be a non-factor.
Steve Brecher has 973,000 chips. He's incredibly experienced, with a very long career (although that's not always a good thing these days) and he won a million dollar top prize two years ago at a WPT event. He seems to be the main threat at KiWiKaKi's table, given his chip count.
Joseph Lacarrubba has 196,000 chips. As far as I can tell, he's a complete no-name.
Christopher Moore has 350,000 chips. He's experienced in the area of live tournaments, with his top win at ~$80,000.
Robert Kolbe has 483,000 chips. He seems like another no-name. I think KiWiKaKi will be happy to have someone with seemingly little experience, but many chips, to his right.
Jonathan Garneau, our hero, has 260,000 chips.
Paul Chauderson has 599,000 chips. KiWiKaKi will not be happy to see this man to his left. He plays in a great deal of live tournaments and places pretty well in them! If Kiwi gets knocked out tomorrow, this guy has as good a chance of anyone of doing it.
Tyler Sumrall has 147,000 chips. He has some experience and some good tournament places, but he doesn't have enough chips to be a big force at the table.
Thomas Pedersen has 671,000 chips. He doesn't have much live tournament experience; he's pretty much a mystery. He has a lot of chips, though. Let's hope those chips make their way into KiWi's stack.
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Kiwikaki - 520k as of ~5:00 PM EST
Kiwikaki - 600k as of ~7:00 PM EST
Kiwikaki has busted out at about 8:15 PM EST
Garneau's Big Slick Doesn't Connect
We found a preflop all in showdown between Jonathan Garneau and Robert Kolbe. Garneau held AKo and Kolbe had QQ. The board ran 7J8 3 4 and Garneau had the long walk to the payouts office.
To watch the stream:
http://www.wsop.com/2011/live-video/?TID=11497
On July 15 2011 04:01 Grettin wrote:
Main event Day3 streamed for non-americans here:
http://yatv.ru/pokerofflive
http://www.justin.tv/wsop_2011#/w/1471483664
And for Americans, ESPN3:
http://espn.go.com/espn3/index?id=202963
Main event Day3 streamed for non-americans here:
http://yatv.ru/pokerofflive
http://www.justin.tv/wsop_2011#/w/1471483664
And for Americans, ESPN3:
http://espn.go.com/espn3/index?id=202963
If anyone else has word on current/former members of TL or the Starcraft community and would like to have it editted into the OP, post on this thread, and lets start up a discussion and cheer for our communities players who are currently doing quite well :D
Big credits to Grettin for finding and posting the .pdf that list the seat arrangements and chip counts for the next day~
Bless him
