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It’s a wonderful time in my little corner of the world.  If I could just avoid the impending change of weather towards Winter than it would be pretty close to perfect.  I’ll be fighting ol Mother Nature on my terms this year, it will be the tropics or the desert for this middle aged degenerate.  The sporting world is in full swing around me, my favorite baseball team is in the playoffs trying to defend their title, football (the American version) is a quarter of the way through their season, professional hockey is underway, and I was able to watch live as my beloved Chelsea schooled the Scousers in the EPL (spell check doesn’t understand “scousers”.  Neither do I).

The poker world is also primed for another burst of activity. The WSOPE just crowned themselves a new champion, there are WPT, EPT, and other tournaments across the globe drawing crowds looking for the big score. The big bang is just a few short weeks away when the 2009 World Series of Poker Champion is determined at the Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. The anticipation is beginning to grow and your humble blogger is making his plans to be there when it goes down.

There also looks to be some carryover from the latest run of big online tournaments. The Big Money Sunday tournaments drew a huge crowd yesterday with all blasting past their guarantee prizepool. There were some big names running deep in the fields and plenty of action. Early on I was railing Matt “All in at 420″ Stout and Lee “acumen53″ Childs in the $750k hoping for one of my Borgata regulars to hit big again. The both made the money with Stout giving me the best chance before crashing out in 16th. The best run by a Full Tilt pro on the day was from Martin Klaeser who just missed the Sunday Mulligan final table going out in 11th.

Dutch "Dutchalicious" Boyd at the 2006 World Series of PokerThe most interesting name of the evening came out of nowhere. I only marginally keep an eye on the $200,000 Double Deuce these days because the field is monstrous and it’s very rare to see the same names near the top on a regular basis and even less to see a big name at the top. Dutch “Dutchalicious” Boyd was just cruising along without anyone paying him much attention, it’s my job to rail the tournaments and I didn’t even realize he was running deep in the Double Deuce. The WSOP bracelet winner can be a polarizing character for those with a long poker memory, it’s not often you can find someone who doesn’t have an opinion on the player. With all that aside, Boyd had a shot to outlast nearly 11,000 other players and pocket over $34,000. That is only $1,000 shy of the amount he earned for taking down FTOPS XII Event #19 during the spring.

Boyd was unable to complete the feat finishing in 5th place. Characterizing some of the play common during the Double Deuce, the tournament was eventually won by Dannish player leking1 who displayed some of the worst poker moves I’ve witnessed in my long life. Fortunately for me, I don’t believe leking1 will be tracking me down to dispute my opinion. It is truly a entertaining and frustrating tournament to witness.

Please come back later this week as I will be joined by a few blogger friends as we begin to handicap and preview the upcoming November Nine matchup.

Big Money Sunday final table numbers and results after the jump:

The Sunday Brawl
Entrants: 2,312
Prizepool: $462,400
First place: $94,306.48

THEPUSHER1186 – 1,161,470
sintik222 – 990,610
Gastone K – 982,724
Ahh Deezee – 879,556
acap11 – 770,087
tahlberg – 722,361
werpennstate23 – 514,741
shadyJ10 – 491,866
SkinnyRick – 422,585

1st – Ahh Deezee – $94,306.48
2nd – Gastone K – $61,036.80
3rd – tahlberg – $45,315.20
4th – werpennstate23 – $34,217.60
5th – SkinnyRick – $24,044.80
6th – acap11 – $15,721.60
7th – sintik222 – $10,635.20
8th – THEPUSHER1186 – $7,398.40
9th – shadJ10 – $5,548.80

The $200k Double Deuce
Entrants: 10,977
Prizepool: $219,540
First place: $34,028.70

leking1 – 11,811,283
speded10 – 7,932,138
hellfish311 – 4,006,122
Dutch “Dutchalicious” Boyd – 3,363,858
Schnorffel – 2,166,476
FtheYankees – 1,842,319
puntch59 – 1,662,480
intersoler – 1,474,904
DukeTheDude – 1,086,360

1st – leking1 – $34,028.70
2nd – spede10 – $23,051.70
3rd – puntch59 – $16,245.96
4th – hellfish311 – $11,679.53
5th – Dutch “Dutchalicious” Boyd – $8,562.06
6th – FtheYankees – $6,147.12
7th – Schnorffel – $4,390.80
8th – intersoler – $3,139.42
9th – DuketheDude – $2,219.55

The $750k Guarantee
Entrants: 4,013
Prizepool: $802,600
First Place: $141,731.13

WhiteRice1 – 3,454,762
mookymcmoookstr – 2,387,633
freedomtc – 1,595,600
georgche – 1,320,688
H2Olga – 1,064,044
Ph1LLeD1NGUE – 836,330
Oz Doc – 628,584
LangerBR – 500,050
stroker11 – 251,309

1st – WhiteRice1 – $141,731.13
2nd – mookymcmoookstr – $85,797.94
3rd – H2Olga – $56,182.00
4th – georche – $44,143.00
5th – freedomtc – $33,147.38
6th – Ph1LLeD1NGUE – $24,559.56
7th – Oz Doc – $18,459.80
8th – stroker11 – $14,446.80
9th – LangerBR – $10,754.84

The Sunday Mulligan
Entrants: 1,196
Prizepool: $239,200
First place: $53,820

Brent “Bhanks11″ Hanks – 1,093,488
Uri Benasher – 492,731
pokerarg – 445,959
Sonelin – 428,957
RealFaithTV – 276,904
HiMrHong – 243,904
PeppermintHippo – 221,933
HustlerGrune – 212,328
Joe “JBlaze20″ Chaplin – 171,796

1st – Sonelin – $53,820.00
2nd – Brent “Bhanks11″ Hanks – $34,086.00
3rd – Uri Benasher – $25,235.60
4th – pokerarg – $19,734.00
5th – HustlerGrune – $14,950.00
6th – Joe “JBlaze20″ Chaplin – $10,764.00
7th – PeppermintHippo – $7,176.00
8th – HiMrHong – $5,382.00
9th – RealFaithTV – $3,827.20

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One Response to “Big Money Sunday – October 4th”

  1. HELLFISH311 Says:
    October 5th, 2009 at 6:03 pm

    i played that double deuce final table, i agree on the awfull play on the danish player. he cost me 10 k doubling up the shortstacks with crap. joke

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