Event #79: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Jour 2 | 2019 World Series of Poker

2019-07-10 12:55 UTC-7

Seat Draw Day 2 Event #79: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em

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Room	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
Pavilion	174	1	Duncan McCallum	United States	46,000	23
Pavilion	174	2	Tsugunari Toma	Japan	34,000	17
Pavilion	174	3	Justin Bonomo	United States	170,500	85
Pavilion	174	4	Jinghan Yan	China	96,000	48
Pavilion	174	5	Kristen Bicknell	Canada	192,000	96
Pavilion	174	6	Aaron Mermelstein	United States	100,000	50
Pavilion	174	7	Mike Vanier	United States	123,500	62
Pavilion	174	8	Jay Sharon	United States	218,000	109
Pavilion	174	9	Kevin Ayow	Canada	48,000	24

Pavilion	175	1	Mario De La Puente	United States	86,000	43
Pavilion	175	3	Daniel Zack	United States	68,000	34
Pavilion	175	4	Barak Wisbrod	Israel	39,000	20
Pavilion	175	5	David Peters	United States	32,500	16
Pavilion	175	6	Rafael Moraes	Brazil	90,500	45
Pavilion	175	7	Brett Maistri	United States	133,500	67
Pavilion	175	8	Graeme Ladd	United Kingdom	56,500	28
Pavilion	175	9	Jesse Martin	United States	98,500	49

Pavilion	176	1	Chao Duan	China	22,500	11
Pavilion	176	3	Damien Le Goff	United Kingdom	59,500	30
Pavilion	176	4	Daniel Smiljkovic	Germany	142,000	71
Pavilion	176	5	Benoit Lam	France	151,000	76
Pavilion	176	6	Onur Unsal	Cyprus	114,000	57
Pavilion	176	7	Ivan Deyra	France	180,000	90
Pavilion	176	8	Mazin Khoury	United States	41,000	21
Pavilion	176	9	Manig Loeser	Germany	30,000	15

Pavilion	177	1	Danny Wong	United States	90,000	45
Pavilion	177	2	Fernando Pedro Tavares Barroso	Portugal	65,500	33
Pavilion	177	4	Peter Walsworth	United States	222,000	111
Pavilion	177	6	Javier Gomez	United States	46,000	23
Pavilion	177	7	Francois Evard	Switzerland	41,000	21
Pavilion	177	8	Kevin MacPhee	United States	82,000	41
Pavilion	177	9	Norbert Szecsi	Hungary	123,500	62

Pavilion	178	1	Sergio Grosso	Canada	69,000	35
Pavilion	178	2	Jovan Sudar	United States	64,000	32
Pavilion	178	3	Jose Paz-Gutierrez	Bolivia	50,500	25
Pavilion	178	4	David Margi	Israel	263,500	132
Pavilion	178	5	Aleksei Istomin	Russia	40,000	20
Pavilion	178	6	Dominique Mosley	United States	36,000	18
Pavilion	178	7	Orson Young	United States	96,000	48
Pavilion	178	8	Joao Vieira	Portugal	39,000	20

Pavilion	184	1	Andres Gonzalez	Spain	152,000	76
Pavilion	184	2	Massimo Mosele	Italy	83,500	42
Pavilion	184	3	David Weinstein	United States	167,000	84
Pavilion	184	4	Will Givens	United States	127,000	64
Pavilion	184	5	Ignacio Moron	Mexico	127,000	64
Pavilion	184	6	Abdulaziz Abdulaziz	France	38,000	19
Pavilion	184	7	Andrew Wisdom	United States	69,000	35
Pavilion	184	8	George Pappas	United States	52,500	26

Pavilion	185	2	Asher Conniff	United States	92,500	46
Pavilion	185	3	Justin Young	United States	44,500	22
Pavilion	185	4	Melvin Clark	United States	36,500	18
Pavilion	185	5	Kami Hudson	United States	54,000	27
Pavilion	185	6	Marton Czuczor	Hungary	29,500	15
Pavilion	185	7	Pete Chen	Taiwan	38,500	19
Pavilion	185	8	Jon Finton	United States	61,000	31
Pavilion	185	9	Lucas Greenwood	Canada	50,500	25

Pavilion	186	1	Oleg Eltsov	Russia	117,500	59
Pavilion	186	2	Markus Prinz	Germany	40,000	20
Pavilion	186	3	Rainer Kempe	Germany	80,500	40
Pavilion	186	4	Timothy Miles	United States	49,500	25
Pavilion	186	5	Allan Berger	Canada	99,000	50
Pavilion	186	6	David Pham	United States	133,000	67
Pavilion	186	8	William Draper	United States	53,500	27
Pavilion	186	9	Liran Twito	Israel	191,400	96

Pavilion	187	1	Matt O'Donnell	United States	82,000	41
Pavilion	187	3	Brock Wilson	United States	46,500	23
Pavilion	187	4	David Gonzalez	United States	152,500	76
Pavilion	187	5	Michael Soyza	Malaysia	75,500	38
Pavilion	187	6	Tom Bedell	Norway	142,000	71
Pavilion	187	7	Farhad Jamasi	United States	173,500	87
Pavilion	187	8	Kevin Killeen	Ireland	107,000	54
Pavilion	187	9	Jeremy Ausmus	United States	91,800	46

Pavilion	188	1	Stephan Intraligi	Canada	26,500	13
Pavilion	188	2	Benjamin Dobson	United Kingdom	20,000	10
Pavilion	188	4	Tamer Kamel	United Kingdom	43,000	22
Pavilion	188	5	Guillaume Nolet	Canada	230,000	115
Pavilion	188	6	Carlos Padilla	United States	117,500	59
Pavilion	188	7	Vlad Darie	Hungary	284,000	142
Pavilion	188	8	Hayden Aalvik	United States	76,500	38
Pavilion	188	9	Michael Tureniec	Sweden	209,000	105

Pavilion	194	1	Simon Burns	United States	171,000	86
Pavilion	194	2	Ian Steinman	United States	54,500	27
Pavilion	194	3	Robert Layne	United States	113,500	57
Pavilion	194	4	Basil Yaiche	France	152,500	76
Pavilion	194	5	Aleksejs Ponakovs	Latvia	109,500	55
Pavilion	194	6	Matthew Stone	United States	54,000	27
Pavilion	194	7	Alex Keating	United States	87,500	44
Pavilion	194	8	Nicholas Zautra	United States	26,500	13
Pavilion	194	9	Steve Yea	South Korea	78,000	39

Pavilion	195	1	Benjamin Underwood	Canada	113,000	57
Pavilion	195	2	Steven Guiberson	United States	54,500	27
Pavilion	195	3	Erkut Yilmaz	United States	42,500	21
Pavilion	195	4	Weiyi Mo	United States	82,500	41
Pavilion	195	5	Nick Maimone	United States	17,000	9
Pavilion	195	6	Kyung Lee	United States	63,500	32
Pavilion	195	8	Marc-Andre Ladouceur	Canada	123,500	62
Pavilion	195	9	Sonny Franco	France	30,000	15

Pavilion	196	1	Oleg Titov	Russia	104,500	52
Pavilion	196	2	Jeremy Stein	United States	44,000	22
Pavilion	196	3	Takao Shimizu	Japan	133,500	67
Pavilion	196	4	Samuel Bernstein	United States	34,000	17
Pavilion	196	5	Christoph Vogelsang	Germany	70,500	35
Pavilion	196	6	Dennis Brand	United States	216,500	108
Pavilion	196	7	Bobby Poe	United States	31,000	16
Pavilion	196	8	Diego Zeiter	Switzerland	65,000	33
Pavilion	196	9	A.J. Allee	United States	196,500	98

Pavilion	197	1	Jonas Mackoff	Canada	61,000	31
Pavilion	197	2	Paul Volpe	United States	46,500	23
Pavilion	197	4	Oliver Ruesing	Austria	80,500	40
Pavilion	197	5	Niall Murray	United Kingdom	119,500	60
Pavilion	197	6	Rodney Turvin	United States	107,000	54
Pavilion	197	7	Hideki Izutsu	Japan	92,500	46
Pavilion	197	8	Daniel Erlandsson	Sweden	40,000	20
Pavilion	197	9	Igor Dursel	United Kingdom	27,000	14

Pavilion	204	1	Emile Schiff	Jamaica	158,500	79
Pavilion	204	2	Hafiz Khan	United States	70,000	35
Pavilion	204	3	Huidong Gu	Macau	69,500	35
Pavilion	204	4	Mate Mecs	Hungary	149,000	75
Pavilion	204	5	Lawrence Greenberg	United States	80,000	40
Pavilion	204	6	Daniel Buzgon	United States	65,000	33
Pavilion	204	7	Michael Finstein	United States	36,500	18
Pavilion	204	8	David Dibernardi	United States	121,000	61
Pavilion	204	9	Edward Mcnamara	United States	34,000	17

Pavilion	205	1	Igor Kurganov	Russia	47,000	24
Pavilion	205	2	James Hundt	United States	146,000	73
Pavilion	205	3	Patrick Leonard	United Kingdom	103,500	52
Pavilion	205	4	Nicholas Stowell	United States	37,000	19
Pavilion	205	5	Renato Kaneoya	Brazil	129,000	65
Pavilion	205	7	Athanasios Polychronopoulos	United States	221,000	111
Pavilion	205	8	Thomas Larson	United States	149,500	75
Pavilion	205	9	Robert Spano	Australia	80,500	40

Pavilion	206	1	Andras Nemeth	Hungary	264,500	132
Pavilion	206	2	Christophe Pommier	France	62,500	31
Pavilion	206	3	Joey Weissman	United States	91,000	46
Pavilion	206	4	Johan Schumacher	Belgium	51,500	26
Pavilion	206	6	Shayna Bott	United States	55,500	28
Pavilion	206	7	Karen Sarkisyan	Russia	61,500	31
Pavilion	206	8	Meddi Ferrah	France	50,500	25
Pavilion	206	9	Paraskevas Tsokaridis	Greece	76,500	38

Pavilion	207	1	Ben Yu	United States	24,500	12
Pavilion	207	2	Chi Zhang	United Kingdom	82,000	41
Pavilion	207	3	Charles La Boissonniere	Canada	37,500	19
Pavilion	207	4	Dalton Brinker	United States	98,000	49
Pavilion	207	5	Raminder Singh	United States	120,500	60
Pavilion	207	6	Diogo Veiga	Portugal	65,000	33
Pavilion	207	7	Marc MacDonnell	Ireland	26,500	13
Pavilion	207	8	Roman Korenev	Russia	41,000	21
Pavilion	207	9	Ronald Paolucci	United States	210,500	105

Event #79: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em

Jour 2 a débuté

2019-07-10 13:01 UTC-7

Defending Champion Veiga Among Day 2 Contestants Starting at 2 p.m.

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It's a new day at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino at the final stretch of the 2019 World Series of Poker. The second day of Event #70: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em is about to kick-off at 2 p.m. local time with 148 survivors out of the 671 players that started the tournament. Defending champion Diogo Veiga is still in the tournament but he bagged 65,000 which puts him in the middle of the pack. Romanian pro Vlad Darie managed to grab the chip lead at the end of last night and he starts the day with 284,000.

The first goal of the day is to play down to the last 101 players to find out who will be taking home some money. The min-cash is worth $4,506 and the winner of the tournament will take home $380,090. You would need a spot at the final four to take home a six figure prize. Veiga won the tournament last year for $522,715 when the tournament had 1,020 entries. This year is a lot smaller with just 671 players registered.

Other notables that bagged for Day 2 and are about to start another day of poker are European high-stakes crusher Andras Nemeth (264,500), Athanasios Polychronopoulos (221,000), Michael Tureniec (209,000), Justin Bonomo (170,500), Marc-André Ladouceur (123,500), and Patrick Leonard (103,300). Plenty of more familiar faces will be found at Day 2 of the tournament.

They will start with blinds at 1,000/2,000 and a big blind ante of 2,000. The plan is to play ten one-hour levels today with a fifteen-minute break after every level. There will be a one-hour dinner break after the sixth level today.

Make sure to tune into PokerNews for regular updates on your favorite players in this latest WSOP bracelet event.

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Niveau: 11

Blinds: 1,000/2,000

Ante: 2,000

2019-07-10 14:01 UTC-7

Shuffle Up and Deal

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Niveau 11 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

The Day 2 action is underway.

2019-07-10 14:12 UTC-7

MacDonnell Scores Early Double Up

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Niveau 11 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

Marc MacDonnell started the day as one of the short stacks but he already scored a double up early in the day. He pushed his last 26,500 to the middle and it folded all the way to big blind Raminder Singh. Singh eventually called and they opened up.

Marc MacDonnell:
Raminder Singh:

The board ran out and Singh wasn't able to hit a king or jack, nor a spade on the river. MacDonnell scores an early double up and he is close to 30 big blinds now.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Raminder Singh	95,000	-25,500
Marc MacDonnell	56,000	29,500

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2019-07-10 14:13 UTC-7

Bernstein Sees Jacks Cracked

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Niveau 11 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

Short stack Samuel Bernstein was all in from the button having started the day with 34,000 and saw A.J. Allee call from middle position.

Samuel Bernstein:
A.J. Allee:

Board:

Bernstein was in good shape preflop, but when the first three community cards fell, Allee hit two pair to take the lead. Bernstein was unable to pull it back after the turn, and river cards fell and departed short of the money.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
A.J. Allee	290,000	93,500
Samuel Bernstein	Eliminé
Jeremy Stein	Eliminé
Roman Korenev	Eliminé

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2019-07-10 14:18 UTC-7

Dobson Eliminated by La Boissonniere

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Niveau 11 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

Benjamin Dobson raised from the under-the-gun position to 11,000 with just 1,000 behind and hijack Charles La Boissonniere went all-in for about 35,000. The other players folded and Dobson put his last 1,000 in the middle to call.

Benjamin Dobson:
Charles La Boissonniere:

The board ran out and Dobson wasn't able to hit a five to save him from elimination and he was sent out the door at the start.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Charles La Boissonniere	50,000	12,500
Benjamin Dobson	Eliminé

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2019-07-10 14:22 UTC-7

Prinz Doubles Through Miles

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Niveau 11 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

The completed board was down , and the dealer was counting Markus Prinz's stack.

Prinz held and got all his chips into the middle against Timothy Miles, who held .

Once the amount had been confirmed at close to 36,000, Miles passed the majority of his stack over and was left with just 9,000 with Prinz securing the full double up.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Markus Prinz	80,000	40,000
Timothy Miles	9,000	-40,500
Danny Wong	Eliminé
Abdulaziz Abdulaziz	Eliminé

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2019-07-10 14:23 UTC-7

False Start for Ruesing

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Niveau 11 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

Oliver Ruesing is off to a false start on Day 2. There are a lot of all-in situations to be found across the black section in the Pavilion room since a lot of players started the day with a short stack. Ruesing was the latest to lose an all-in situation against Jovan Sudar.

All the cards were on the board and it looked like and Ruesing was counting out enough chips with in front of him to pay Jovan Sudar who had .

Ruesing is left with just under seven big blinds after the hand and he is the one in need of a double up now.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Jovan Sudar	130,000	66,000
Oliver Ruesing	13,500	-67,000

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