2010 World Series of Poker

Event #30: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em
Day: 1
Event Info

2010 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a10
Prize
$581,851
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,231,900
Entries
2,394
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000

Official Day 1 Chip Counts (full)

Player Chips Progress
Markus Lehmann
Markus Lehmann
135,200
Thupten Thondup
Thupten Thondup
123,000
William Kakon ma
William Kakon
WSOP 1X Winner
117,500
Carlos Mortensen es
Carlos Mortensen
WSOP 2X Winner
Poker Hall of Famer
108,500
Neil Channing gb
Neil Channing
107,700
Steve Gross us
Steve Gross
WSOP 1X Winner
103,800
Christian Jeppsson se
Christian Jeppsson
103,600
Dmitry Stelmak ru
Dmitry Stelmak
95,200
Bahador Ahmadi ca
Bahador Ahmadi
WSOP 1X Winner
94,100
Bruce Liebowitz
Bruce Liebowitz
91,000
Tyler Cornell us
Tyler Cornell
WSOP 1X Winner
90,100
Stanley Wasserkrug
Stanley Wasserkrug
88,700
James Johnson
James Johnson
88,700
David Diaz us
David Diaz
WSOP 1X Winner
88,500
Richard Mask
Richard Mask
88,400
Pedro Fernandez mx
Pedro Fernandez
86,100
James Guinther
James Guinther
84,800
Alexander Barlow
Alexander Barlow
84,600
Jason Hallee ca
Jason Hallee
83,900
Pierre Neuville be
Pierre Neuville
80,000
Angela Jordison us
Angela Jordison
79,300
Fatolla Shahen
Fatolla Shahen
78,800
Allen Stern
Allen Stern
78,600
Joel Bullock
Joel Bullock
76,700
Anthony Pope
Anthony Pope
75,000

Event #30: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em

Day 1 Completed

Day One Done and Dusted!

All bagged up in Event #30!
All bagged up in Event #30!

After ten levels of play and over 2,000 eliminations we are done and dusted with day one of Event #30: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em!

2,394 players took to the felt today surpassing the number set last year in this subsequent event, and also bettering the prizepool and 581,851 first prize that is on offer for the remaining players.

Last years champion Eric 'basebaldy' Baldwin was an early casualty along with Kirk Morrison, Andrew Black, Gavin Griffin, Barry Shulman, Jonathan Aguiar, Nenad Medic and John Juanda. Crowd favorite's Phil Hellmuth, Tom Dwan and Hevad Khan also fell to the rail as unofficially 288 players remain.

Leading the charge into day two is Markus Lehman with an amassed 135,200 in chips, but is closely trailed by Carlos Mortensen (108,500), Neil Channing (107,700) and Steve Gross (103,800).

Still in contention are Matt Stout (74,800), Dan Kelly (54,500) and Nam Le (16,900) as tomorrow will see the field compacted to just nine all bidding for their chance of claiming the Event #30 gold bracelet.

Play will kick off at 2:30 pm PST tomorrow with PokerNews providing continuous live coverage of every rivered flush, turned straight and flopped set live from the 2010 World Series of Poker!

Carlos Oliveira Busto

Carlos Oliveira
Carlos Oliveira

Carlos Oliveira opened the pot in middle position with a 2,200-chip raise and was called by the player on the button.

The flop ran out {5-Spades}{4-Clubs}{7-Spades} and Oliveira fired a 3,000-chip bet. The turn card was a {2-Spades} and both players checked. The river brought a {q-Spades} and Oliveira went all in.

His opponent tanked for five minutes, flipped a coin and eventually made the call. Oliveira mucked his hand as his opponent tabled {6-Diamonds}{6-Spades}.

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Mortensen Over 100k

Facing a raise to 3,500, Carlos Mortensen made the call from the cutoff to see a {A-Spades}{7-Diamonds}{5-Hearts} flop fall.

The preflop aggressor continued for 5,000 only to have Mortensen min-raise it to 10,000.

After some deliberation, Mortensen's opponent made the call as the {8-Diamonds} landed on the turn and he checked over to the 2001 WSOP Champion.

"I move all in" uttered Mortensen in his heavy Spanish accent.

With Mortensen having roughly 62,000 behind, he well and truly covered his opponent and his last 20,000.

A minute went by and Mortensen's opponent made the call.

Mortensen: {A-Clubs}{K-Hearts}
Opponent: {A-Hearts}{Q-Diamonds}

The river landed the {A-Diamonds} to see Mortensen eliminate his opponent and move to 111,000 in chips.

Tags: Carlos Mortensen