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WSOP From the Rail: June 28th – PartTimePoker News

July 1, 2010 by  
Filed under Chris Moneymaker


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WSOP From the Rail: June 28th
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Notables who are still hanging around include Jeff Madsen, Faraz Jaka, Chris Moneymaker and David Sklansky, among others. The eight-game event played down
PokerNews Op-Ed: The 2010 WSOP Tournament of Champions, Where it's 2004 All PokerNews.com
WSOP Main Event 2010Headlines News (blog)
Inside Look at the Hijack Seat with Bernard LeePoker News Daily

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WSOP event 42, a $1500 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em – RecentPoker.com

June 24, 2010 by  
Filed under Joe Sebok

WSOP event 42, a $1500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em
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many of them big names in international poker. Seen in the throng were Faraz Jaka, Jonathan Little, Shane Schleger, Jeff Madsen, Gavin Smith, Joe Sebok,

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Checking In on POYs

June 21, 2010 by  
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Mizrachi, for his part, says he’s not paying too much attention to the POY race, but he is sticking to higher buy-in events.

“If I win it, I win it,” Mizrachi said. “If I don’t, I’m still happy with the World Series I’ve had so far.”

2008 POY Erick Lindgren joked that his breakthrough year feels like it happened in 1998, as the Full Tilt pro isn’t pleased with his WSOP results for 2010.

Here’s a look at how former POY winners are faring since winning the POY:

JEFF LISANDRO (2009) – The fedora-wearing Stud specialist hasn’t played the hectic schedule he did at the 2009 WSOP, but the Australian legend has still been around enough to cash at the WSOP 2010.

Lisandro has two cashes at the 2010 WSOP, with his biggest score coming in the $10k Omaha Hi/Lo Championship. The “Iceman” finished 24th in that event for $17,138.

ERICK LINDGREN (2008) – Lindgren’s not thrilled with his WSOP results since breaking through with a POY performance in 2008.

The Full Tilt pro made four cashes at the 2009 WSOP, but fell short of making a final table appearance in any event.

Lindgren’s cashed twice at the 2010 WSOP, including a final table appearance in a sixth-place finish in $5k Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em.

TOM SCHNIEDER (2007) – The 2007 POY has had plenty of big results since winning the award, including a monster showing the following year at the 2008 WSOP with five cashes.

Schneider didn’t fare as well the next year, but he did keep his public profile high with a deep run in the 2009 Main Event, finishing 52nd.

He’s cashed twice at the 2010 WSOP, both in $1.5k Omaha events.

JEFF MADSEN (2006) – Madsen exploded onto the poker scene with his breakthrough 2006, and he followed it up with seven total cashes at the WSOP in 2007 and 2008 combined.

The eccentric Madsen hasn’t made much noise recently, however, with just one WSOP cash in 2009 and one in 2010.

ALLEN CUNNINGHAM (2005) – Cunningham is one of poker’s finest and a well-recognized Full Tilt pro who dominated the WSOP with his 2005 performance.

Cunningham has 17 cashes at the WSOP since then.

DANIEL NEGREANU (2004) – Negreanu’s poker skills speak from themselves, but perhaps nobody has capitalized more on his POY run than Kid Poker.

The 2004 WSOP launched Negreanu into fame, and he’s now arguably the biggest name in poker. And this just in – Negreanu is still nearly unmatched in player skill.

He’s cashed 24 times in WSOP events from 2005-2010 – and that’s not counting his WSOP Europe results.

Negreanu has final tabled the Main Event at each of the last two WSOPE, including a second-place finish in 2009.

 

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Go There Now: WSOP Day 17 Highlights

June 15, 2010 by  
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WSOP Live!

We like videos but the average poker show has a tendency to be, well … a little boring. We’re putting our own spin on it so take a look and tell us what you think in the comments.

WSOP News Headlines

Richard “Chufty” Ashby took down his first bracelet and we took a closer look at the story. Click here to read about Ashby’s WSOP bracelet win.

Phil Ivey vs. Tommy Vedes: WSOP Side Bets

We were eavesdropping taking photos near Phil Ivey’s table and heard him hammering out a prop bet for the $2,500 Six-Max event. The gist of it is a cross-booking arrangement where one will pay the other a percentage of the first place prize money if he should win.

Click here to read about the Tommy Vedes and Phil Ivey WSOP bracelet bet.

Live Coverage Starts Here

We’ve got feature live coverage of two great events. Use the links below to follow the WSOP action live:

Live updates of Event 25, the $10,000 Omaha-8 World Championship

Live updates of Event 26, $2,500 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em

Jeff Madsen: WSOP 2010 Player Interviews

We sit down with the 2006 WSOP Player of the Year to see how the summer’s been treating him.

Richard Ashby and Vanessa Hellebuyck: WSOP Bracelet Winner Interviews

We spoke with the two most recent bracelet winners in our ongoing series of bracelet winner interviews.

 

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Carter Phillips (BdyBldngpkrplyr) Wins WSOP $1500 Six-Handed NLHE Event – Poker News Daily

June 11, 2010 by  
Filed under Joe Cada


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Go There Now! WSOP Day 13 Highlights

June 11, 2010 by  
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WSOP Live! June 10, 2010

We’ve got the day’s best right here on WSOP Live! Watch out for bracelet bets with Tom Dwan, Jeff Madsen and Sorel Mizzi, On the Break with Liz Lieu and cameos by Freddy Deeb, Jay Rosenkrantz, Scott Fischman, Jesper Hougaard and Roland de Wolfe.

Live Feature Coverage

We’ve got our eye on two of the events playing out at the Rio. If it’s live updates you’re looking for, this is the place.

Live updates of the final table of Event 17, $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em right here.

Live updates of Event 19, the $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball Championship right here.

Perry Friedman: Man of Many Hats

A new hat for every event played at the WSOP, that’s Perry Friedman’s goal for this summer. We take a look at his chapeau de jour right here.

Kassela is King of $10k Stud Hi-Lo

Frank Kassela took down a WSOP bracelet in the $10k Stud Hi-Lo Championship, along with $447,000. We caught him moments after the bracelet was presented in this WSOP bracelet winner interview.

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Brandon Cantu Re-Signs with UB.com for One Year – Poker News Daily

June 6, 2010 by  
Filed under Gavin Smith

Brandon Cantu Re-Signs with UB.com for One Year
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UB.com pro Joe Sebok has made waves for his prop bets against Full Tilt Poker's Gavin Smith and Jeff Madsen. He briefly hosted the show “Prop Bets” on

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World Series of Poker Day 8 Recap – Poker Room Review

June 6, 2010 by  
Filed under Vanessa Rousso


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World Series of Poker Day 8 Recap
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This popular tournament also brought a strong visit from some of poker's finest, as Vanessa Rousso, Marcel Luske, Jeff Madsen, JC Tran, John Juanda and Alex
World Series of Poker: Local players in the moneyAction: South Florida Gaming (blog)
Mizrachi follow-up: Lawyer, World Series poker winner talk financesAction: South Florida Gaming (blog)

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World Series of Poker Day 8 Recap – Poker Room Review

June 5, 2010 by  
Filed under J.C. Tran


Sports Interaction (blog)
World Series of Poker Day 8 Recap
Poker Room Review
This popular tournament also brought a strong visit from some of poker's finest, as Vanessa Rousso, Marcel Luske, Jeff Madsen, JC Tran, John Juanda and Alex
Mizrachi, 29, grinds to $1.56M mixed-game WSOP winThe Associated Press
Mizrachi follow-up: Lawyer, World Series poker winner talk financesAction: South Florida Gaming (blog)
WSOP Mid-Day: Players Championship Highlights 3 Final Tables TodayBluff Magazine
Emunah Magazine (blog)
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Wsop Update : Event 4 and 5 – RecentPoker.com

June 2, 2010 by  
Filed under Brock Parker

Wsop Update : Event 4 and 5
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saw 274 players return on Day 2 with some big names in the mix – try Ylon Shwartz, David Bach, Jeff Madsen, Chau Giang and Brock Parker as examples.

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