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2011 World Series of Poker Main Event - Page 39
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
Most people take the latter option, as you can guess. | ||
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Grettin
42417 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Andrew Hinrichsen - 374,000 Amazon / 320 / 1 FrinkX - Evan McNiff - 1,319,000 Amazon / 320 / 2 Eli Elezra - 707,000 Amazon / 320 / 3 Paul Spitzberg - 1,170,000 Amazon / 320 / 4 Pius Heinz - 4,699,000 Amazon / 320 / 5 Jean-Robert Bellande - 1,230,000 Amazon / 320 / 6 Tri Huynh - 3,173,000 Amazon / 320 / 8 Hilton Laborda - 1,816,000 Amazon / 320 / 9 Possible featured tables(that pops to my eyes): + Show Spoiler + 312 1 Phil Collins 4,109,000 312 2 Robin Jens Colbin 381,000 312 3 Joseph Cheong 1,988,000 312 4 Giuseppe Pastura 2,095,000 312 5 Matthew Wantman 916,000 312 6 Harold Wasson 736,000 312 7 Lance Steinberg 900,000 312 8 Mario Silvestri 1,089,000 312 9 Christian Harder 1,624,000 + Show Spoiler + 330 1 Frank Calo 1,686,000 330 2 JP Kelly 2,664,000 330 3 Guerfi Mesbah 672,000 330 4 Ben Lamb 4,032,000 330 5 Massimiliano Martinez 1,406,000 330 6 Vasily Tsapko 1,262,000 330 7 Mars Callahan 1,539,000 330 8 Konstantinos Mamaliadis 1,194,000 330 9 Fred Berger 2,119,000 142 Playersleft 1,450,352 average stack. Play will resume at 3 p.m. ET | ||
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Welmu
Finland3295 Posts
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Grettin
42417 Posts
On July 17 2011 19:30 Welmu wrote: Cheong is korean right? Korean-American. Born in Korea, lives in States. | ||
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DailYLeet
Germany827 Posts
On July 17 2011 19:36 Grettin wrote: Korean-American. Born in Korea, lives in States. Select using the name Joseph Cheong :O | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
What were the odds that he'd be on Bellandes table again, damn. He's actually quite unlucky to have Elezra, probably the biggest name, to his direct left though. | ||
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Grettin
42417 Posts
Cheong is even more ballah. And i totally missed that player list on FrinkX table. Possibly a featured table, indeed. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
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Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
On July 17 2011 20:23 Zlasher wrote: Wow, looks like FrinkX will be on the featured table again, with two of the biggest names left (Eli Elezra and Bellande again). What were the odds that he'd be on Bellandes table again, damn. He's actually quite unlucky to have Elezra, probably the biggest name, to his direct left though. lol Elezra is pretty bad, I don't think he minds. Having a tough internet player to your left would be worse. | ||
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Daray
6006 Posts
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Grettin
42417 Posts
On July 17 2011 21:00 Daray wrote: Yeah. The big name players are mostly quite bad and don't really understand much of the game and only play by "feel" and live experience... sometimes its good but often not so much. A lot of good online players still left. Im rooting for the finnish guys Jens Kyllönen and Sami "LarsLuzak" Kelopuro both insanely good. Even if the big names are bad or not as good as the online players/other players with less experience nowadays, they will still get 'more' coverage, featured tables and so on. I'm also rooting for Kelapuro aswell as Cheong and FrinkX of course. Imo Kelapuro is the best Finnish player there is right know. Even though Antonius is good. | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On July 17 2011 20:23 Zlasher wrote: Wow, looks like FrinkX will be on the featured table again, with two of the biggest names left (Eli Elezra and Bellande again). What were the odds that he'd be on Bellandes table again, damn. He's actually quite unlucky to have Elezra, probably the biggest name, to his direct left though. A big name maybe, but NLHE is probably Eli's worst game. Eli is fairly passive preflop and doesn't speculate much in tournaments. I think he could do a lot worse. | ||
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BrTarolg
United Kingdom3579 Posts
1/2 online reg: has played millions of hands in a few years See the difference? | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14912 Posts
Of course that's only valid if you've never played live or have very little experience, probably not the case for most people | ||
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BrTarolg
United Kingdom3579 Posts
On July 17 2011 23:20 KOFgokuon wrote: Yea, but live poker is different than internet poker. If you start getting nervous about bluffing and start breathing hard or blinking a lot, doesn't matter if you're behind a computer screen Of course that's only valid if you've never played live or have very little experience, probably not the case for most people Yeah, live is different In live you don't need to play good because the game is full of fish | ||
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Enox
Germany1667 Posts
On July 17 2011 23:59 BrTarolg wrote: Yeah, live is different In live you don't need to play good because the game is full of fish why aren't you rocking the WSOP if its that easy? -.- | ||
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Daray
6006 Posts
On July 17 2011 23:59 BrTarolg wrote: Yeah, live is different In live you don't need to play good because the game is full of fish You just need to exploit your opponents and exploiting the live fish is a different skill than playing against online grinders or even online fish. | ||
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bRuTaL!!
Finland588 Posts
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Enox
Germany1667 Posts
On July 18 2011 00:25 bRuTaL!! wrote: Cunningham still in? yes, with a stack of 641k chips 340 1 Nicolas Fierro 671,000 340 2 Bryan Colin 767,000 340 3 Bolivar Palacios 1,930,000 340 4 Gregory Kaplan 744,000 340 5 Khoa Nguyen 1,732,000 340 6 Marc-Andre Ladouceur 1,942,000 340 7 Allen Cunningham 641,000 340 8 James Page 2,080,000 340 9 Cory Albertson 258,000 | ||
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oogieogie
United States3657 Posts
On July 18 2011 00:10 Enox wrote: why aren't you rocking the WSOP if its that easy? -.- I could be wrong, but there was a article where this style of poker is more luck based and pros only come to play because of the huge prize pool. | ||
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