Day 4 Recap
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Well it looks like we are going to be one day ahead of the WSOP schedule as Day 4 was supposed to bring 600 players down to 300. When the day started with only 481 players it wasn't going to be too long until we hit that 300 mark.
Play finished up here around 1:30AM, with only 135 left (about 165 more players are out than expected). Play will continue tomorrow with only 135 players, paying around $47,000 at this position. Day 6 was supposed to take 150 players down to 60, so we could see day 5 run well ahead of time and make that goal a day earlier.
Jamie Gold finishes the day as chip leader with 3,700,000 in chips.
2005 World Series of Poker Champion, Joseph Hachem was eliminated in 238th position when his pocket aces were cracked on a three-way, all-in when Andrew Schreibman spiked a set of Jacks on the flop. Hachem's hand did not improve and he left the tournament taking home $42,882.
Hachem's Aussie rival Mark Vos (2006 bracelet winner in the $2,000 No Limit Hold'em Event) busted early today in 457th position and will take another $26,389 home to Australia.
Other notable bustouts today include Tom McEvoy at 371st and Daniel Negreanu at 221st taking home $42,882 for his efforts.
The top 20 chip leaders all have over 1,000,000 in chips, the final day 4 standings are:
1 - Jamie Gold - 3,700,000
2 - Max Reele - 2,358,000
3 - James Routos - 2,279,000
4 - Kyle Bowker - 2,272,000
5 - Michael Binger - 1,889,000
6 - Prahlad Friedman - 1,558,000
7 - Ricki Nielsen - 1,388,000
8 - Kevin Aaronson - 1,354,000
9 - WeiKai Chang - 1,343,000
10 - Noah Siegel - 1,283,000
11 - Brian Hansen - 1,273,000
12 - Luke Chung - 1,271,000
13 - Dmitri Nobles - 1,252,000
14 - John Ma - 1,250,000
15 - Jeffrey Lisandro - 1,208,000
16 - Dustin Holmes - 1,176,000
17 - Eric Lynch - 1,085,000
18 - Ricardo Velasco - 1,050,000
19 - Mark Garner - 1,048,000
20 - Chris Damick - 1,039,000
The short stack is David Woo on 44,000 in chips. David may have to make a move soon as Day 5 will commence tomorrow at noon, playing from Level 20, with Blinds at 5000/10000 with a 1000 Ante.
The top female in the tournament is professional player Annie Duke in 26th position with 919,000 in chips.
More updates to come.
Paul @ Poker.com
Live from Las Vegas!
Play finished up here around 1:30AM, with only 135 left (about 165 more players are out than expected). Play will continue tomorrow with only 135 players, paying around $47,000 at this position. Day 6 was supposed to take 150 players down to 60, so we could see day 5 run well ahead of time and make that goal a day earlier.
Jamie Gold finishes the day as chip leader with 3,700,000 in chips.
2005 World Series of Poker Champion, Joseph Hachem was eliminated in 238th position when his pocket aces were cracked on a three-way, all-in when Andrew Schreibman spiked a set of Jacks on the flop. Hachem's hand did not improve and he left the tournament taking home $42,882.
Hachem's Aussie rival Mark Vos (2006 bracelet winner in the $2,000 No Limit Hold'em Event) busted early today in 457th position and will take another $26,389 home to Australia.
Other notable bustouts today include Tom McEvoy at 371st and Daniel Negreanu at 221st taking home $42,882 for his efforts.
The top 20 chip leaders all have over 1,000,000 in chips, the final day 4 standings are:
1 - Jamie Gold - 3,700,000
2 - Max Reele - 2,358,000
3 - James Routos - 2,279,000
4 - Kyle Bowker - 2,272,000
5 - Michael Binger - 1,889,000
6 - Prahlad Friedman - 1,558,000
7 - Ricki Nielsen - 1,388,000
8 - Kevin Aaronson - 1,354,000
9 - WeiKai Chang - 1,343,000
10 - Noah Siegel - 1,283,000
11 - Brian Hansen - 1,273,000
12 - Luke Chung - 1,271,000
13 - Dmitri Nobles - 1,252,000
14 - John Ma - 1,250,000
15 - Jeffrey Lisandro - 1,208,000
16 - Dustin Holmes - 1,176,000
17 - Eric Lynch - 1,085,000
18 - Ricardo Velasco - 1,050,000
19 - Mark Garner - 1,048,000
20 - Chris Damick - 1,039,000
The short stack is David Woo on 44,000 in chips. David may have to make a move soon as Day 5 will commence tomorrow at noon, playing from Level 20, with Blinds at 5000/10000 with a 1000 Ante.
The top female in the tournament is professional player Annie Duke in 26th position with 919,000 in chips.
More updates to come.
Paul @ Poker.com
Live from Las Vegas!
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