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#774 – 2009 WSOP #32 – Daily Tilt #16 – Saturday, June 13, AM Edition

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Nick Schulman became the third Full Tilt pro to win a bracelet in the 2009 World Series of Poker when he took down the $10,000 No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven World Championship.

My quest for not only my first bracelet but to end my interminable cashless streak at the WSOP ended in ignominy yesterday, just short of the money in the $2,500 OEOB/SEOB. But that gives me more time today to catch up on writing and … play poker online.
FULL TILT BRACELETS

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

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

Nick Schulman (#1)
Event #23 – $10,000 NL Deuce-to-Seven World Championship
FULL TILT MONEY LIST

Name – Earnings – Cashes – Final Tables
Vitaly Lunkin – $1,907,667 – 2 – 1
David Chiu – $376,034 – 2 – 1
Nick Schulman – $279,742 – 1 – 1
Scott Clements – $275,317 – 1 – 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
John Juanda – $101,598 – 2 – 2
Isaac Baron – $88,784 – 1 – 1
Andy Black – $71,858 – 1 – 0
Greg Mueller – $53,885 – 1 – 1
Roland de Wolfe – $50,490 – 3 – 0
Erik Seidel – $45,945 – 2 – 1
Toto Leonidas – $37,166 – 3 – 0
David Benefield – $34,341 – 1 – 0
Matt Hawrilenko – $32,647 – 1 – 1
Gavin Smith – $30,211 – 2 – 0
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
Erick Lindgren – $22,499 – 3 – 0
Fabrice Soulier – $19,011 – 4 – 0
Giang, Chau – $16,674 – 2 – 0
Claudio Rinaldi – $14,394 – 1 – 0
Svetlana Gromenkova – $12,698 – 2 – 0
Howard Lederer – $11,839 – 1 – 0
Jared Hamby $9,430 – 2 – 0
Luis Velador – $7,918 – 1 – 0
Rafe Furst $7,886 – 1 – 0
Eli Elezra – $7,869 – 1 – 0
Bill Edler – $7,418 – 1 – 0
Perry Friedman $6,770 – 1 – 0
Markus Golser $6,449 – 1 – 0
Rob Hollink $6,293 – 1 – 0
David Grey – $6,292 – 1 – 0
David Singer – $5,838 – 1 – 0
Josh Arieh – $5,797 – 1 – 0
Karina Jett – $5,556 – 1 – 0
Ali Sarkeshik – $5,277 – 1 – 0
Joe Beevers – $5,236 – 1 – 0
Marco Liesy – $5,236 – 1 – 0
Markus Lehman $5,074 – 1 – 0
Chip Jett – $4,924 – 1 – 0
Marco Traniello – $4,191 – 1 – 0
Scott Montgomery $3,894 – 1 – 0
Bruce Buffer $3,894 – 1 – 0
Eric Liu $2,668 – 1 – 0
Erica Schoenberg – $1,900 – 1 – 0

COMPLETED EVENTS

Event #22 – $1,500 NLHE Shoot-out
Starters: 1,000
Prize Pool: $1,363,635
Places Paid: 100
Winner: Jeffrey Carris $313673

Event #23 – $10,000 NL Deuce-to-Seven World Championship
Starters: 96
Prize Pool: $902,400
Places Paid: 14
Winner: Nick Schulman $279,742

Full Tilt pros in the money:

1. Nick Schulman $279,742
4. John Juanda $75,964
10. Roland De Wolfe $19,871

Notes: Runner-up was Ville Wahlbeck, who has cashed in four $10,000-events, including three final tables and one bracelet … On the final hand, after both players took one card, Wahlbeck bluffed all-in, holding a pair of nines. Nick looked down at 7-5-4-3-2, the nuts … John Juanda, seeking his fifth bracelet, finished fourth … Roland De Wolfe, fighting for most of Day 2 on a short stack, busted out in 10th.
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 #24 – $1,500 NLHE
End of Day 2
Starters: 2,506
Prize Pool: $3,420,690
Places Paid: 270
Remaining: 19
Chip leader: Andy Seth 1,407,000

Full Tilt pros in the money:

241. Eric Liu $2,668

Event #25 – $2,500 OEOB/SEOB
End of Day 2
Starters: 376
Prize Pool: $864,800
Places Paid: 40
Remaining: 14
Chip leader: Jon Turner 465,000

1. Jon Turner 465,000
5. Steve Wong 226,000
10. Phil Ivey 161,600

Full Tilt pros in the money:

23. Gavin Smith $6,434
30. Greg Mascio $5,197
32. Chau Giang $5,197

Notes: I rebounded from a very short stack, only to lose two big pots to Jon Turner when all my draws failed, to finish eight spots short of the money. But I’m rooting for Jon and Steve Wong, both of whom won most of the chips I managed to accumulate in the tournament. I can only imagine that Phil Ivey is blaming his low chip position on never getting me at his table.

Event #26 – $1,500 LHE
End of Day 1
Starters: 643
Prize Pool: $877,695
Places Paid: 63
Remaining: 124
Chip leader: Jan Von Halle 68,300

9. Richard Brodie 41,500
Event #27 – $5,000 PLOEOB
End of Day 1
Starters: 198
Prize Pool: $930,600
Places Paid: 18
Remaining: 14
Chip leader: J.D. Newitt 185,900

3. Roland De Wolfe 130,800
6. Richard Ashby 122,300
8. Andy Black 97,000
19. Scott Clements 58,800
20. Alessio Isaia 57,000
24. Eli Elezra 47,300
25. Mike Matusow 46,200
27. Phil Ivey 40,800
28. Andy Bloch 36,100
36. Joe Beevers 30,700
55. Ross Boatman 11,000

Notes: Pot-Limit Omaha Eight-or-Better, I think, was invented for the internet for players who don’t find that old-school PLO doesn’t have enough gamblin’. Apparently, it is also becoming popular in Europe … Phil Ivey is trying to multi-table, making the final two tables of the OEOB/SEOB and Day 2 of the PLOEOB.

TODAY’S EVENTS

Noon: Event #28 – $1,500 NLHE

5 PM: Event #29 – $10,000 NLHE Heads-Up World Championship

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