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Tales From the $1500 No Limit Event


Author: LA Mike Tournament: 2007 WSOP
Published on: 21:06:10 on Jun 30, 2007

Bored this morning, I mean really bored so I decided to wander through the zoo (3100 strong) of the Amazon Room to check on my peeps in the $1500 No Limit event.  I was able to locate Stapleton and Sebok quickly as both were seated on the rail by the main entrance.  Stapleton was doing very well, up to about 7k pretty early on.  He was chatting it up with his neighbor about the radio show.  He might have been trying to sell advertising space on the show, I'm not too sure. 

I strolled over to Sebok's table.  Boy, what timing I possess.  After a river bet from his opponent, Sebok mucked his cards only to have the clown in the 5-seat flip over and show one of Seeb's cards.  I'm pretty sure my mouth dropped wide open.  It was truly bizzare.  Sebok, who was already short stacked handled it very well and simply said "Don't ever do that again."  Personally, I would have flung a couple quarter chips at the morons forehead.  Sebok ended up busting shortly there after as he pushed in with J10 and failed to improve against his opponent's  KK.

Now, I was determined to find NDJ and the blonde midget.  After speaking with 2343453 different people, I was able to locate both of them.  They couldn't have possibly been farther apart.  NDJ was located in the "overfill" area right outside of the Buzio's seafood restaurant.  (I typically refer to this area as the riff-raff area.  Today though, I saw Nam Le, Thomas Wahlroos and NDJ slumming with the donks.)  NDJ was doing very well.  In fact, he was the chip leader very early when he built his stack to nearly 20k.  As he said in his blog, he was basically a cardrack OBV. 

Meanwhile, the midget was in the very back row of the poker pavillion tent thingy.  Personally, I'm not sure how the hell anyone could play poker in there.  LA Mike would have busted on about the 5th hand, it was simply too fucking hot in there.  I started sweating upon my entry and after about 15 minutes needed some Gold Bond powder. 

Here's a few tales from the blonde midget's day so far.  She raised from early position with  99 and one donk made the call.  The flop came  QQ2, she tossed in a bet and he just called.  The turn was an  8, she checked and he made a healthy bet.  She mucked like a little girl.  Then she lost more chips when she raised with  AK and one fish made the call.  The flop came "shit", she bet and he moved in.  She obviously mucked and was quickly down to about 1.3k.  She then picked up JJ in the big blind.  One bozo raised it up and she just called.  The flop came  882, she led out and took down the pot.  Afterward, she said, "I definitely should have check-raised that nutball.  He continuation bet everytime." 

At this point, the guy to her immediate right raised to 700, she looked down at  AK and moved in for 1.7k.  The guy to her left was an extremely short stack and called all in for 600.  The original raiser called with  QQ and the short stack showed  A5.  The flop came  Q giving the guy to her right a set.  However, the turn and river came  J  10 giving midget the nuts.  After this hand, she was up to about 4.4k.  She then picked up  QQ, raised it up two players called.  The flop came  JJ9, she lead out, one guy pushed in and the other player mucked.  She called and he turned up  77.  The board bricked out and she was sitting with nearly 9.5k. 

As I type this up, here's a bit of current information.

NDJ has almost 30k.

Blonde Midget is sitting with 8k.  EDIT:  Random Bozo raised to 900, Midget reraised an additional 2k and Bozo called.  The flop was  AA9, she moved in for 2.4k and he called with  AQ.  She showed  QQ and was dead from the event.

Stapleton just busted when the big stack kept raising and Joe pushed in for about 5k with  A8 and Donkey Boy called with  K7.  WTF?  He spiked a  7, ending Stapleton's day.

Until next time...

 

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Good Day for PokerWire Friends


Author: Jeremiah Smith Tournament: 2007 WSOP
Published on: 19:15:28 on Jun 12, 2007

Joe Sebok is close to winning his table at the $1,500 Shootout.  He's heads-up against Aaron Been.

Amnon Filippi has a dominating lead over Ben Johnson, while Thomas Fuller has Jen Harman outchipped 4-1.

Other winners include Michael Binger, Kirk Morrison, and Bill Chen, Daniel Negreanu, and Vince Van Patten.

Greg FBT Mueller is in third place with 175k in the $2,500 NL Holdem event, but the real story is chip leader Mike "The Mouth" Matusow.  The Mouth has steadily climbed upward today, and now has 260k.

In the 7-Stud 8OB tournament, Jeff Madsen continues to hover around the chip lead.  Perry Friedman and his strip of doom are a little shortstacked, and John Juanda rounds out the field for Full Tilters still left on Day 2.

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I Made it to Day 2 of HORSE...


Author: JDN Tournament: $2500 horse wsop
Published on: 08:17:31 on Jun 10, 2007

...but I wrote a whole post about my evening in the METAL tournament and it got deleted and I'm to tired to do it again.  Needless to say I survied day 1 with 11,450 in chips. 

listen to High on Fire when you're playing poker.  Blessed Black Wings is the nuts as far songs "to play poker by" are concerned.  much better than sebok's pics.  is he stuck in '95?

-JDN

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Erica Schoenberg on PokerWire Radio tonight!


Author: Joe Stapleton
Published on: 17:40:19 on May 30, 2007

Hey kids - Joe Stapleton here - host of PokerWire Radio.  I just wanted to let y'all know that Erica Schoenberg is going to be our guest on the show tonight.

There's a chance she may be joined by David Benyamine as well, so be sure to ship us some questions!

radio@pokerwire.com

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1-888-7-SUITED

 

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Daniel Alaei


Author: PokerWire
Published on: 09:26:26 on May 23, 2007

 

Banishing the Mirage hex, Sebok explains why he is not sponsored by Welch's Grape Juice, and Daniel Alaei runs down hands from High Stakes Poker.

 

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Kristy Gazes


Author: PokerWire
Published on: 09:23:32 on May 23, 2007

 

Summer vacation reports, more Sebok bad beats and Stapleton hits on Kristy Gazes.

 

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