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#766 – 2009 WSOP #24 – Daily Tilt #12 – Tuesday, June 9, AM Edition

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John Juanda and David Pham both fell short in their efforts to win bracelet no. 5 on Monday. A number of Full Tilt’s pros have chips in the Omaha-Eight-or-Better Championship and the $2,500 NLHE 6-handed. Today marks the start of the $1,500 PLHE and the $3,000 HORSE (in which I’ll be making my fourth attempt this year to snag bracelet number … one).

FULL TILT BRACELETS

Vitaly Lunkin (#2)
Event #4 – $40,000 NLHE

Phil Ivey (#6)
Event #8 – $2,500 NL Deuce-to-Seven

FULL TILT MONEY LIST

Name – Earnings – Cashes – Final Tables
Vitaly Lunkin – $1,907,667 – 2 – 1
David Chiu – $376,034 – 2 – 1
Ted Forrest – $230,317 – 1 – 1
Brian Townsend – $128,665 – 1 – 0
David Pham – $119,359 – 2 – 0
Phil Ivey – $114,834 – 2 – 1
Huckleberry Seed – $102,286 – 1 – 1
Isaac Baron – $88,784 – 1 – 1
Andy Black – $71,858 – 1 – 0
Greg Mueller – $53,885 – 1 – 1
David Benefield – $34,341 – 1 – 0
Roland de Wolfe – $25,824 – 1 – 0
John Juanda – $25,634 – 1 – 1
Sigi Stockinger $25,151 – 1 – 1
Jon Cernuto – $24,171 – 2 – 0
Eric Froehlich $23,661 – 2 – 0
Amanda Baker – $22,671 – 1 – 0
Lee Watkinson – $22,671 – 1 – 0
Erik Seidel – $21,026 – 1 – 0
Fabrice Soulier – $13,734 – 3 – 0
Svetlana Gromenkova – $12,698 – 2 – 0
Erick Lindgren – $10,660 – 2 – 0
Luis Velador – $7,918 – 1 – 0
Rafe Furst $7,886 – 1 – 0
Eli Elezra – $7,869 – 1 – 0
Perry Friedman $6,770 – 1 – 0
Rob Hollink $6,293 – 1 – 0
David Grey – $6,292 – 1 – 0
Josh Arieh – $5,797 – 1 – 0
Karina Jett – $5,556 – 1 – 0
Markus Lehman $5,074 – 1 – 0
Chip Jett – $4,924 – 1 – 0
Jared “TheWacoKidd” Hamby $4,194 – 1 – 0
Scott Montgomery $3,894 – 1 – 0
Bruce Buffer $3,894 – 1 – 0
Toto Leonidas – $3,796 – 1 – 0
Erica Schoenberg – $1,900 – 1 – 0

COMPLETED EVENTS

Event #15 – $5,000 NLHE
Starters: 655
Prize Pool: $3,078,500
Places Paid: 63
Winner: Brian Lemke $692,658

7. Isaac Baron $88,784
10. David Pham $47,501
14. David Benefield $35,341

Event #16 – $1,500 Stud
Starters: 359
Prize Pool: $490,035
Places Paid: 40
Winner: Jeffrey Lisandro $124,975

Full Tilt Pros in the money:

5. John Juanda $25,634

Notes: This is the second bracelet for Lisandro, both in Seven-Card Stud. Runner-up Rod Pardey, Sr. had also won two bracelets in Stud. Pardey’s nephew, Eric Pardey, made the final table and finished sixth.

CHIP COUNTS

All counts are courtesy of the World Series of Poker. Transcription errors are mine and, though I’ll do my best to keep an updated list of who at the Series is affiliated with Full Tilt, apologies for misattribution. I will attempt immediately to correct any errors brought to my attention (mrchaotic@aol.com).

Event #17 – $1,000 Ladies NLHE World Championship
End of Day 2
Starters: 1,060
Prize Pool: $964,600
Places Paid: 117
Remaining: 9
Chip leader: Lori Bender 643,000

Full Tilt pros in the money:

21. Karina Jett $5,556
57. Svetlana Gromenkova $2,864
117. Erica Schoenberg $1,900

Note: There are three Lisas at the final table. If you want to take that as a hint about naming your daughter to prepare her for poker prowess, that’s your call.
Event #18 – $10,000 Omaha Eight-or-Better World Championship
End of Day 2
Starters: 179
Prize Pool: $1,682,600
Places Paid: 18
Remaining: 17
Chip leader: John Monnette 1,141,000

3. Scott Clements 477,000
13. Toto Leonidas 133,000

Notes: John “Pouty McWhiskers” Monnette looks like he’s running away with this one, with a lead of nearly a half-million chips over his nearest pursuer and 5-8 times the stack of most of the remaining players … Clements is at Monnette’s table, which the other table has, as its four shortest stacks, Annie Duke, Toto Leonidas, Daniel Negreanu, and Ted Lawson.
Event #19 – $2,500 NLHE 6-handed
End of Day 1
Starters: 1068
Prize Pool: $2,456,400
Places Paid: 108
Remaining: 135
Chip leader: Brett Switzer 183,000

23. Howard Lederer 93,900
60. Bill Edler 57,600
72. Claudio Rinaldi 45,700
93. Erick Lindgren 31,600
129. Marco Traniello 12,177

Note: Roland de Wolfe bought in late and busted on his first hand, playing 4-2 in the big blind and flopping 3-5-6. His opponent, the small blind, flopped a double-belly buster with 9-7 and turned a higher straight when an eight hit the board. On the positive side, however, Roland got Chris Ferguson to buy him into the event, his only cost being the $20 juice he had to pay to get Chris to flip a coin with the loser paying both their buy-ins.

TODAY’S EVENTS

Noon: Event #20 – $1,500 PLHE

5 PM: Event #21 – $3,000 HORSE

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