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ALVARADO JUAN 634,000
ANDERSON JEFFREY 70,000
AWADA JOE 300,000
BACH DAVID 137,000
BELL CHRISTOPHER 570,000
BINGER NICK 84,000
CABANILLAS JEFF 515,000
CARSON MICHAEL 84,000
CHANG JAY 463,000
CORDI JOSEPH 275,000
DJOKOVIC AVDO 130,000
EDLER WILLIAM 696,000
ENGEL ALAN 177,000
FERNANDEZ JACOBO 218,000
GALBRAITH JOHN 86,000
GAZES KRISTY 339,000
GIANG CHAU TU 283,000
GIANNETTI MATTHEW 197,000
HARMETZ DANIEL 142,000
HAXTON ISAAC 473,000
HERSHLER ERIC 192,000
HUA CAN 597,000
IDEMA DANIEL 279,000
JABLONSKI STAN 75,000
JETTEN PETER 87,000
JING SHAN 102,000
JOHNSON BENJAMIN 181,000
JURGENS TAD 598,000
KAINER GARY 158,000
LAWSON TED 330,000
LITTLE G. JOHN 185,000
LUND HANS 463,000
MARKHOLT LEE 388,000
MCCABE SEAN 214,000
MONCADA EDWARD 323,000
MUELLER GREG FBT 97,000
MUNRO RICHARD 631,000
NAM LE 276,000
NAQUIN LESTER 199,000
NEHORAYAN ROBERT 105,000
PROCOPIO VINCENT 150,000
RAZI BABAK 155,000
SCHULMAN NICHOLAS 515,000
STRANZINGER MARKUS 388,000
STRASSER JASON 677,000
SUNG SUK 668,000
TATALOVICH RICHARD 87,000
TRAN JC 636,000
TRAN NHUT MINH 86,000
WASICKA PAUL 619,000
WEEDON ROLAND 158,000
WOODWARD DANIEL 80,000
YI SUNG 156,000
YOON STEVE 126,000
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CHANG JAY 1 1
SCHULMAN NICHOLAS 1 2
JING SHAN 1 3
CABANILLAS JEFF 1 4
YI SUNG 1 5
RAZI BABAK 1 6
WOODWARD DANIEL 1 7
NEHORAYAN ROBERT 1 8
JETTEN PETER 1 9
FERNANDEZ JACOBO 2 1
GIANG CHAU TU 2 2
LAWSON TED 2 3
WEEDON ROLAND 2 4
BELL CHRISTOPHER 2 5
MONCADA EDWARD 2 6
TRAN JC 2 7
ENGEL ALAN 2 8
WASICKA PAUL 2 9
HARMETZ DANIEL 3 1
HUA CAN 3 2
MUELLER GREG FBT 3 3
EDLER WILLIAM 3 4
GALBRAITH JOHN 3 5
AWADA JOE 3 6
STRASSER JASON 3 7
CORDI JOSEPH 3 8
TRAN NHUT MINH 3 9
PROCOPIO VINCENT 4 1
ALVARADO JUAN 4 2
CARSON MICHAEL 4 3
MCCABE SEAN 4 4
NAQUIN LESTER 4 5
GAZES KRISTY 4 6
HAXTON ISAAC 4 7
NAM LE 4 8
STRANZINGER MARKUS 4 9
LITTLE G. JOHN 5 1
JABLONSKI STAN 5 2
BACH DAVID 5 3
GIANNETTI MATTHEW 5 4
HERSHLER ERIC 5 5
MUNRO RICHARD 5 6
ANDERSON JEFFREY 5 7
SUNG SUK 5 8
MARKHOLT LEE 5 9
DJOKOVIC AVDO 6 1
IDEMA DANIEL 6 2
BINGER NICK 6 3
KAINER GARY 6 4
YOON STEVE 6 5
TATALOVICH RICHARD 6 6
JURGENS TAD 6 7
LUND HANS 6 8
JOHNSON BENJAMIN 6 9
[user22113]
With 54 players remaining, here are some interesting numbers about the make-up of the field.
With the average stack @ 292,693:
21 players are above average;
33 players are below average;
7 players are more than double average;
the top 7 players are between 600K and 700K.
10 players are under 100K
27 total players are under 200K
Blinds will begin today @ 5K/10K with a 1K ante.
So there are at least a half a dozen players whose only move is all-in and over half the field who would be all-in to play back at any significant raise.
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Our first nine departures today (places 46-54) will take home $22,780., which represents an average pay scale of approximately $387 an hour for the four days of work. Not a bad rate.
Mind you, however, last night's bubble boy played 33 hours of poker over three days at a rate of exactly $0.00/hr.
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Nick Binger and Gary Kainer
Nick Binger moves in with KQ and gets called by Gary Kainer with AK; both the A and the K hit the flop and we have our 54th place finisher.
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Our Day Four chipleader has slowly but surely become a known force in the world of Poker. Bill Edler's most recent accomplishment was a win in the Crystal Park Casino Heads-Up just two weeks ago. Bill moved through a big name field here in LA including defeating Barry Greenstein in the Heads-Up finals.
Yesterday, Bill was unhappy with his play in the early evening but kept his cool and his patience and then played a pair of pocket rockets perfectly to double up and put himself back near the top of the leaderboard. Late steady play rewarded Bill with the top spot entering today's Day Four.
Known to the poker media as one of the truly good guys on the poker circuit, Bill lives in Las Vegas with his new wife and daughter. They were married this past summer on the eve of the 2006 WSOP.
About the only leak detectable in Bill's game is a fundamental math problem. Bill likes to keep his stacks in exact sizes and is often seen trading chips with other players to maintain a uniformity of chip stacks and colors. When asked about this behavior: superstition? artistic merit? witchcraft? Bill responded: "No, I just am not very good at math. Earlier today I forget whether I had 260,000 or 360,000. The well ordered stacks are because I can't count."
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Greg "FBT" Mueller doubled up against Jason Strasser's A-Q. Mueller won a pot worth over 200K.