archangelzx said:My fantasy team 🙂
Like your team but what's with the Jamie Gold?
Here's mine:
- Scott Shelley
- Beth Shak
- Mike Matusow
- John Juanda
- Bryn Kenney
- Shaun Deeb
- Jason Mercier
- David Chiu
Is this on PKR?BluffYou123 said:Like your team but what's with the Jamie Gold?
Here's mine:
How does it work? (what can you win, etc.) How many players are there to choose from?
I stayed up realllllllll late watching Todd Brunson HU in Stud H/L. At least I was able to take the puppy out for his biz at 4am instead of having him wake me up at 6am. (Todd lost..... was longggg HU battle, back & forth vs Adam Friedman). Some great commentary though,... especially from Shaun Deeb.
BluffYou123 said:
+1 🙂 Katie's playing in two 3-day Events this weekend, #19 $1500 NLHE to day and #21 $1000 NLHE tomorrow. She's seriously due to break through with some great finishes.
JohnBoyWWFC said:
Poker Orifice said:
Thanks PO--tuning in now.
If he wasn't lying, this should be the broadcast today.
Event #17 PL Holdem. Still 17 left so we gotta wait for the final table... I think.
Here's some of the notables left in chip count order.
Hoyt Corkins
Shaun Deeb
Esfandiari
Phil Ivey
David Benyamine
:icon_salu
Event #17 PL Holdem. Still 17 left so we gotta wait for the final table... I think.
Here's some of the notables left in chip count order.
Hoyt Corkins
Shaun Deeb
Esfandiari
Phil Ivey
David Benyamine
:icon_salu
dakota-xx said:
Go, Collin, go! Also in Event #19, Jessica Hanna (yay!) is chip leader going into today's action and another woman, Lauren Kling is in 40th.
As far as I can tell, wsop.com lists only the top 58. Does anyone know where we can see all the remaining players? I'd like to know if Melanie Weisman is still in.
LarkMarlow said:
There are only 58 players left. I think Melanie went out 100 something.
edit...I think I'm wrong about the 58 players. But Melanie did bust out.
http://www.pokernews.com/live-repor...-of-poker/event-19-no-limit-hold-em/chips.htm
David Benyamine Eliminated in 16th Place ($23,876)
Alex Venovski raised to 27,000 to open the pot, and David Benyamine three-bet shoved. It was 109,000 total, and Venovski needed some time to consider. After a couple minutes, he made a reluctant call to find that he was dominated.
Showdown
Venovski:
Benyamine:
Benyamine was poised for a much-needed double, but the poker gods had other ideas. The
flop put him in a huge hole that he could not escape from. The turn
and river
were the last cards of his tournament, and Benyamine has departed with a 16th-place finish.
Alex Venovski raised to 27,000 to open the pot, and David Benyamine three-bet shoved. It was 109,000 total, and Venovski needed some time to consider. After a couple minutes, he made a reluctant call to find that he was dominated.
Showdown
Venovski:
Benyamine:
Benyamine was poised for a much-needed double, but the poker gods had other ideas. The