WSOP Day 6 Main Event Thread

[KneeCo]

anyone have the seating chart for today/know who is at the tv table?

Go Rizen!

[UATrewqaz]

If we could somehow pull the audio commentary out of his brain on that hand, why do I get the feeling we'd hear

"This is what poker is all about Vince, he's going all in with ace-three!"
"The only way he can win at this pot is to bet at it!"
"Again we see the power of aggression in no limit hold em!"


and so on

Honestly, I think we are seeing GROSS misapplications of the "squeeze" play outlined in HoH (2 I think).

[sekrah]

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anyone have the seating chart for today/know who is at the tv table?

Go Rizen!

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Yea I got a snapshot of the TV table in my last post.

[Black winter day]

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Rob Berryman Doubles Up
Rob Berryman raises to $100,000 on the button. Rob Roseman re-raises to $350,000 from the small blind. Ricki Nielson re-raises all-in and has both players covered. Berryman makes the call and Roseman folds. Nielson shows A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] and Berryman shows Q [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] Q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. The board comes K[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]7[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]4[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]8[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] and Berryman doubles up to $3,520,000 and Nielson takes a hit down to $1,600,000.

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I know A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]3[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] is a great hand, but did he have to lose $1.7M on that hand?

Ah, nevermind. *sigh*

-Z

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Just shows you the donkeys that made it so deep in the ME.
First he just calls with nut FD, pair and gutshot straight,allows the opponent to river a set by checking the turn too, then fires a pot sized bet on the river with a hand that has tons of showdown value while he is unlikely to be called by worse and check would induce some bluffs too.
So, out of 3 options he picked the worst.

Then after raise and reraise he goes all-in with A3o.
Jesus christ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jourdain]

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anyone have the seating chart for today/know who is at the tv table?

Go Rizen!

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http://news.pokerpages.com/index.php...ew&id=1484

[Atropos]

John Lee seems to be out.

[Kevmath]

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anyone have the seating chart for today/know who is at the tv table?

Go Rizen!

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http://www.thehendonmob.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10806

[Austiger]

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OMG WTF!!! A raise, then a reraise, and the guy tries to steal with A3o and loses a 3.500.000 pot? Why are they doing this? Blinds are still 15k/30k.

Rob Berryman raises to $100,000 on the button. Rob Roseman re-raises to $350,000 from the small blind. Ricki Nielson re-raises all-in and has both players covered. Berryman makes the call and Roseman folds. Nielson shows Aheart3spade and Berryman shows QspadeQclub. The board comes KheartJclub7spade4club8club and Berryman doubles up to $3,520,000 and Nielson takes a hit down to $1,600,000.

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So? It's only $12 million.

[UATrewqaz]

I suspect that due to the notarity he gained on BBV, professor77 had tons of students sign up for coaching, A3 probably figured he was a coin flip vs. 22

[THEOSU]

kneeco,

from pokerpages, the seating is below.

151 has jamie gold, but that's the only "name" thus far.
139 has cunningham, rizen and friberg, who is the 2nd stack.
142 has brenes, lisandro, mahatma and chang, who finished 2nd in rincon.

My money's on 142.



Jamie Gold Malibu, CA $7,330,000 151 2
Erik Friberg Stockholm, Sweden $5,905,000 139 1
William Thorson $3,545,000 143 1
Rhett Butler Rockville, MD $3,210,000 149 3
Kevin Aaronson Mission Viejo, CA $3,190,000 151 9
Ricki Nielsen Copenhagen, Denmark $3,120,000 143 7
Siddharth Jain Los Angeles, CA $3,090,000 151 7
Michael Binger Atherton, CA $3,045,000 143 9
Jeffrey Lisandro Salerno, Italy $2,995,000 142 7
David Einhorn Rye, NY $2,840,000 149 9
Jim Routos Seattle, WA $2,775,000 149 8
Richard Lee San Antonio, TX $2,350,000 149 1
Robert Betts Albuquerque, NM $2,235,000 151 5
Andrew Schreibman Vienna, VA $2,200,000 139 4
Dan Schmiech Houston, TX $2,155,000 142 6
Paul Wasicka Westminster, CO $2,055,000 151 1
Lee Kort Los Angeles, CA $2,005,000 149 5
John Magill Ireland $1,955,000 139 5
Eric Lynch Olathe, KS $1,940,000 139 2
Rob Roseman Miami, FL $1,845,000 143 6
Mark Garner Little Rock, AR $1,810,000 151 6
Mitch Schock Bismarck, ND $1,785,000 139 8
Kevin O'Donnell Scottsdale, AZ $1,600,000 142 3
Prahlad Friedman Los Angeles, CA $1,600,000 142 9
Paul Raeburn Overby, Denmark $1,385,000 139 7
Eric Molina Mission Viejo, CA $1,360,000 142 5
Douglas Kim Hartsdale, NY $1,335,000 151 8
Marc Friedmann Zurich, Switzerland $1,315,000 143 3
Weikai Chang Bay Area $1,295,000 142 4
Allen Cunningham Las Vegas, NV $1,290,000 139 6
Brian Hansen Norman, OK $1,230,000 151 3
Mikael Thuritz Stockholm, Sweden $1,185,000 149 4
Rob Berryman Killen, AL $1,150,000 143 5
Cuong Do Toronto, Canada $1,115,000 149 6
Dustin Holmes Atlanta, GA $1,100,000 142 8
Fred Goldberg Hollywood $1,080,000 142 1
Dan Nassif St. Louis, MO $1,035,000 149 7
Kyle Bowker Walton, NY $885,000 143 8
Sirous Jamshidi Philadelphia, PA $845,000 143 2
John Lee Las Vegas, NV $805,000 139 9
Richard Wyrick Lake Mary, FL $800,000 143 4
Humberto Brenes Costa Rica $565,000 142 2
Luke Chung Atlanta, GA $560,000 149 2
Leif Force Tallahassee, FL $510,000 139 3
Lowell Kim Las Vegas, NV $350,000 151 4