2011 World Series of Poker

Event #7: $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 2
Event Info

2011 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aq
Prize
$573,456
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$2,340,600
Entries
249
Level Info
Level
26
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
0

Event #7: $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em Championship

Day 2 Started

Day 2 Table and Seat Draw

TableSeatPlayerChips
2752Cliff Josephy70,400
2753Todd Brunson57,000
2754Mark Dickstein92,700
2755Gabriel Thaler49,600
2756Mikhail Smirnov36,600
2757Paul Foltyn14,800
2758Kyle Julius21,100
2759Inesa Paberzs73,000
    
2761Tony Cousineau5,500
2762John Dwyer107,600
2763David Benyamine30,400
2764Andy Frankenberger14,400
2765Dan Fleyshman133,700
2766Allen Cunningham30,000
2767Stephen Chidwick81,600
2768Stuart Rutter18,700
2769Bjorn Verbajek26,800
    
2771Annette Obrestad29,200
2772Jordan Smith33,200
2773Jason Mercier57,200
2774Chris Moorman48,400
2775Paul Volpe40,000
2776Josh Arieh94,300
2777Samuel Stein95,800
2778James Dempsey132,300
2779Beth Shak41,800
    
2781Eric Cloutier83,500
2782Thorsten Schafer33,400
2783Vladimir Shchemelev59,500
2784Men Nguyen129,900
2785Binh Nguyen159,000
2786Yosuke Sekiya75,800
2787Jason Somerville61,000
2788Tim Kahlmeyer27,700
2789Marco Traniello53,000
    
2811Todd Barlow40,700
2812Dwyte Pilgrim55,100
2813Will Failla49,700
2814Jonathan Jaffe67,800
2815Clint Coffee52,800
2816Marc Inizan24,000
2817Jeffrey Lisandro65,800
2818Dan Heimiller21,900
2819Russell Rosenblum15,200
    
2821Noah Schwartz56,900
2822Mike Watson72,600
2823Martins Adeniya124,800
2824Carter Swidler16,300
2825Dana Kellstrom22,800
2826Valdemar Kwaysser71,000
2827Alexander Kostritsyn33,800
2828Lee Watkinson37,500
2829David Chiu54,000
    
2831Michael Pesek47,200
2832Barry Greenstein83,000
2833Takashi Ogura59,700
2834Jason DeWitt65,200
2835Phil Laak65,900
2836Shannon Shorr50,200
2838Jesse Martin34,600
2839Stephen O'Dwyer122,200
    
2841Grayson Nichols61,400
2842Daniel Stern93,700
2843Brandon Adams114,000
2844Christopher Oliver104,400
2845Joshua Weizer52,400
2846Gary Rabin90,200
2847Dan Martin88,300
2848Erick Lindgren36,600
2849Samad Razavi83,800
    
2872Hoyt Corkins48,900
2873John Juanda25,800
2874Matt Marafioti110,700
2875Tom McCormick69,200
2876Michael Benvenuti20,100
2877Toby Lewis59,700
2878Kirill Gerasimov12,100
2879George Lind41,300
    
2881Imad Derwiche17,300
2882Jarred Solomon49,000
2883Justin Bonomo109,800
2884Nicholas Grippo17,700
2885Benjamin Tollerene29,200
2887Andrew Lichtenberger17,100
2888Patrick Pezzin92,300
2889Jeanfrancois Talbot39,400
    
2891Steven Gross37,700
2893Chris Bell69,000
2894Kathy Liebert12,400
2895Joe Patrick36,900
2896Darren Kramer125,800
2897Andrey Zaichenko18,800
2898Mikiya Takitani57,400
2899Matthew Wood55,600
    
2901Tommy Vinas31,500
2902Jeanphilippe Matte7,500
2903Steve Billirakis111,400
2904Thomas Bichon45,800
2905Daniel Negreanu103,400
2906Robert Mizrachi56,600
2907David Bakes Baker43,500
2908James Akenhead80,400
2909Nenad Medic23,200
    
2941Pramesh Bansi29,000
2942Owen Crowe123,500
2943Jacobo Fernandez39,400
2944Nils Deknijff56,700
2945Mike Matusow40,700
2946Justin Young30,400
2947Byron Kaverman59,000
2948DID NOT REPORT59,300
2949Sunny Chattha142,000
    
2951Isaac Haxton80,400
2952Shawn Buchanan50,400
2953Nicolas Levi105,100
2954McLean Karr125,500
2955Eric Baldwin90,300
2956Darryll Fish32,000
2957Sorel Mizzi79,100
2958Ty Reiman9,000
2959Elton Beebe10,100
    
2961Masaaki Kagawa45,000
2962Amir Lehavot35,400
2963James Carroll45,000
2964Michael Stonehill19,700
2965Roberto Romanello67,800
2966Nick Binger86,800
2967Erik Seidel37,100
2969Jennifer Tilly63,500

Get Ready for the Day 2 March to the Money

Barry Greenstein starts Day 2 with 83,000.
Barry Greenstein starts Day 2 with 83,000.

Yesterday, the $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold’em Championship drew 249 players for the first $10K championship of the year, down slightly from last year’s field of 268. By the end of Day 1, only 129 players remained. Here is a look at the top chip counts at the start of Day 2:

Binh Nguyen (159,000), Sunny Chattha (142,000), Dan Fleyshman (133,700), James Dempsey (132,300), Darren Kramer (125,800), McLean Karr (125,500), Martins Adeniya (124,800), Owen Crowe (123,500), Steve O'Dwyer (122,200), Brandon Adams (114,000), Josh Arieh (113,000), Sam Stein (111,000), Matt Marafioti (110,700), and Justin Bonomo (109,800).

Joining the big stacks are a bevy of big-name pros including Barry Greenstein, Eric Baldiwn, Toby Lewis, Jason Somerville, Jason Mercier, Vladimir Shchemelev, Todd Brunson, Shannon Shorr, Hoyt Corkins, David “Bakes” Baker, Mike Matusow, Erik Seidel, and Erick Lindgren, just to name a few.

The remaining players return today to compete for their share of a $2,340,600 prizepool, which will be distributed among the top 27 players with first place receiving $573,456. Here is a look at the payouts:

1st- $573,456
2nd- $354,460
3rd- $264,651
4th- $198,927
5th- $150,453
6th- $114,525
7th- $87,702
8th- $67,596
9th- $52,406
10th thru 12th- $40,890
13th thru 15th- $31,183
16th thru 18th- $25,348
19th thru 27th- $20,129

The $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold’em Championship will resume at 3 PM local time, which is just over a half hour away. The PokerNews Live Reporting Team are stationed in the Amazon Room and will be delivering all the hands, action, and eliminations straight to you, so be sure to stay tuned.

Level: 9

Blinds: 500/1,000

Ante: 0

First Elimination of the Day

Level 9 : 500/1,000, 0 ante

On the first hand of play, before all players had taken their seats Hoyt Corkins and George Lind wasted no time getting it in. Toby Lewis opened for 2,300, Lind called from the button and Corkins raised to 6,500. Lewis got of the way and Lind called again.

The flop came {2-Clubs} {K-Spades} {4-Spades} and Corkins potted for 16,300. Lind moved all in and Corkins called.

Corkins: {A-Spades} {J-Spades}
Lind: {10-Spades} {8-Spades}

The board finished {J-Clubs} {6-Diamonds} and Lind's Day 2 was over in one hand. Corkins is at 85,000.

Tags: George LindHoyt CorkinsToby Lewis

Chiu vs. Schwartz

With around 25,000 in the pot and a board reading {6-Spades}{7-Clubs}{4-Hearts}{7-Diamonds}, David Chiu checked to his sole opponent, Noah Schwartz. The latter fired out a bet of 20,500, leaving himself just over 10,000 behind. Chiu tanked long and hard before conceding the hand.

Schwartz has position on Chiu and we imagine he'll be terrorizing him all day long.

Player Chips Progress
Noah Schwartz us
Noah Schwartz
WSOP 1X Winner
60,000 3,100
David Chiu us
David Chiu
WSOP 5X Winner
36,300 -17,700

Tags: David ChiuNoah Schwartz

A Look at the WSOP All-Time Money List

Level 9 : 500/1,000, 0 ante

We thought it might be fun to offer a fun fact about the World Series of Poker to add a little spice to the coverage. Plus it makes for great trivia for you and your friends. Here is a look at the WSOP all-time money list prior to the start of the 2011 WSOP:

WSOP Top 25 All-Time Money List

RankPlayerTotal Winnings
1Jamie Gold$12,073,694
2Peter Eastgate$9,2221,395
3Jonathan Duhamel$8,987,310
4Joe Cada$8,575,258
5Jerry Yang$8,264,023
6Joe Hachem$7,988,575
7Allen Cunningham$6,742,077
8Greg Raymer$6,492,062
9Ivan Demidov$6,448,290
10Paul Wasicka$6,219,572
11Phil Hellmuth$6,217,329
12John Racener$5,765,476
13Phil Ivey$5,294,840
14Darvin Moon$5,182,927
15Michael Binger$4,897,162
16Tuan Lam$4,851,424
17Scotty Nguyen$4,798,561
18Dennis Phillips$4,699,375
19Michael Mizrachi$4,604,319
20Erik Seidel$4,357,263
21T.J. Cloutier$4,332,974
22David Williams$4,319,186
23Johnny Chan$4,298,550
24Steve Dannenmann$4,271,489
25Joseph Cheong$4,161,113