Event #21: $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day 2 Started
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #21: $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
408
Level
25
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Day 2 Draw
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Table 308
Seat 1: Lewis Lipsey (11200)
Seat 2: Thorsten Schuler (6400)
Seat 3: Erich Kollmann (29000)
Seat 4: David Blatte (31800)
Seat 5: Mallory Smith (2500)
Seat 6: Esther Rossi (6300)
Seat 8: Said Elsanafiri (13900)
Table 309
Seat 1: Oleg Shamardin (26300)
Seat 2: Sergey Pomerantsev (5400)
Seat 3: Mikhail Smirnov (21700)
Seat 4: Lonnie Heimowitz (14400)
Seat 5: Edwin Biber (7100)
Seat 6: Dan Heimiller (29100)
Seat 7: Eric Friedman (7800)
Table 310
Seat 1: James Kadlec (40500)
Seat 2: Robert Bichler (17000)
Seat 3: Marco Traniello (19200)
Seat 4: Joseph Bolnick (12800)
Seat 5: Pat Pezzin (15500)
Seat 6: Torrey Reily (13300)
Seat 7: Jason Estock (8800)
Seat 7: Zachary Sheline (8800)
Seat 8: Mark Dickstein (16500)
Table 311
Seat 1: Michael Mirshak (12000)
Seat 2: Richard Ashby (11500)
Seat 3: Richard Dunberg (19800)
Seat 4: George Rechnitzer (11500)
Seat 5: Greg Raymer (14500)
Seat 6: Lance Brukman (18000)
Seat 7: Steven Albini (12700)
Table 312
Seat 1: Ernest Buckley (27500)
Seat 2: Rodeen Talebi (31000)
Seat 3: Edward Nilosek (13300)
Seat 4: George Trigeorgis (15200)
Seat 5: Julian Herold (20300)
Seat 6: Carlos Mortensen (35600)
Seat 7: Marco Liesy (13800)
Table 313
Seat 1: Ingram Boykins (12300)
Seat 2: John Ross (9900)
Seat 3: Leonard Lombardo (18200)
Seat 4: Jean Gaspard (31900)
Seat 5: Becki Vincent (9200)
Seat 6: Sorel Mizzi (16000)
Seat 7: Jerry Brakel (14000)
Table 314
Seat 1: James Geary (6600)
Seat 2: Chip Jett (29100)
Seat 3: Greg Mascio (20600)
Seat 4: Robert Ferdinand (11500)
Seat 5: Eugene Lang (13300)
Seat 6: Matt Keikoan (6900)
Seat 7: Alexander Dovzhenko (9600)
Table 315
Seat 1: Men Nguyen (1500)
Seat 2: Robert Brobst (6700)
Seat 3: Joseph Santagata (12400)
Seat 4: Timothy Sweeton (4300)
Seat 5: Owais Ahmed (29600)
Seat 6: Kenneth Jackson (7400)
Seat 7: Christine Pietsch (36500)
Seat 8: Scott Epstein (32000)
Table 317
Seat 1: Andrew Yung (2600)
Seat 2: Richard Talerico (8000)
Seat 3: Ben Yu (6300)
Seat 4: Barbara Lewis (20600)
Seat 5: Dennis Ethier (20200)
Seat 6: Paul Goldman (11600)
Seat 7: Vorakboth Eam (13600)
Seat 8: Warren Colman (7400)
Table 318
Seat 1: Stanley Eddy (9600)
Seat 2: Jay Zimmet (11300)
Seat 3: Christopher Barnes (27300)
Seat 4: Darren Shebell (34300)
Seat 5: Craig Neilan (3900)
Seat 6: Gerard Rechnitzer (15500)
Seat 7: David Levi (12700)
Seat 8: Justin Young (9800)
Table 319
Seat 1: John Langlois (10400)
Seat 2: Joe Brandenburg (6600)
Seat 3: Michael Rocco (34100)
Seat 4: Hieu Ngoc-Ma (7700)
Seat 5: Jon Turner (25900)
Seat 6: Tom Dwan (7600)
Seat 7: John Regan (10600)
Seat 8: Dennis Seagle (18100)
Table 320
Seat 1: Cyndy Violette (21500)
Seat 2: Joseph Arena (12100)
Seat 3: Lupi Massimiliano (5400)
Seat 4: James Maguire (27900)
Seat 5: Alexander Kravchenko (18400)
Seat 6: Peter Klaus-Stohner (26600)
Seat 7: Flaminio Malaguti (12000)
Seat 8: David Shapiro (1)
Table 322
Seat 1: David Johnson (16600)
Seat 2: Philip Collins (23000)
Seat 3: William Finizio (9700)
Seat 4: James Gregg (13500)
Seat 5: Alexey Tkachenko (20100)
Seat 6: Nico Behling (8700)
Seat 7: Cory Zeidman (19000)
Seat 8: Rod, Pardey (24600)
Table 323
Seat 1: Hani Awad (16800)
Seat 2: Raymond Walter (10600)
Seat 3: Benjamin Klein (13800)
Seat 4: Gregory Pappas (26600)
Seat 5: Glenn Engelbert (5900)
Seat 6: Sigi Stockinger (22800)
Seat 7: Adam Brancato (5900)
Seat 8: Adam Roberts (9500)
Table 324
Seat 1: Tam Hang (15000)
Seat 2: Perry Friedman (4400)
Seat 3: James Laird (27700)
Seat 4: David Prager (9500)
Seat 5: Aurangzeb Sheikh (7300)
Seat 6: Scott Seiver (63800)
Seat 7: Fred Bell (7600)
Seat 8: John Womack (29000)
Day 2, Here We Come
Good afternoon and welcome back to the $1,500 Seven Card Stud event in the Amazon Room. Yesterday we smashed last year's field for this event, and then whittled down the 408 starters to just 117 survivors - not bad for the traditionally rather lumbering pace of limit.
Nevertheless we have another long day ahead of us, as only eight players will be making it through to the final table tomorrow. In fact, only 40 of these folks are going to be getting paid at all, and we're a long way off the money yet.
Yesterday Scott Seiver emerged late in the day as dominant chip leader, and indeed there is no-one else even within spitting distance of his 63,800 stack. Nevertheless, this can be a crazy game at times and there are a clutch of big names still in who will be hoping to take a serious shot at the bracelet. Among them are Carlos Mortensen (35,600), Jean Gaspard (31,900), Cyndy Violette (21,500), Alex Kravchenko (18,400) and Sorel Mizzi (16,000).
Play is due to resume at 3pm PT, in around half an hour. Don't go anywhere.
Level: 9
Blinds: /
Ante:
And They're Off!
Go, stud horsies, go!
Durrrr Down Early
Tom "durrrr" Dwan is down to his last 2,000 in chips after calling down his opponent John Regan on every street.
Dwan: (XXX) / 
Regan: (
) / 
Regan tabled two pair with kings up as Dwan's cards hit the muck. Regan is up to 18,500.
Smith & Lessen
Mallory Smith: (XXX) / 
Zachary Shelline: (XXX) / 
Lewis Lipsey: 
(X) / 
Mallory Smith was all in on fifth street but betting continued between Lewis Lipsey and Zachary Shelline until Shelline gave it up on seventh street, Lipsey showing jacks up. Whatever Smith was holding, it couldn't beat Lipsey when he turned over a third jack at showdown, and SMith became our first casualty of the day.
First of many.
The Master Eliminated
Men "The Master" Nguyen won't be adding another bracelet to his wrist in this event after his last chips were moved into the middle, never to return.
Nguyen was drawing to a straight on seventh to try and and better his opponent's two pair, but the river bricked out and The Master was eliminated.
Friedman Fried; Monkey Hat Lives to See Another Day
Perry Friedman will be going no further in this event. We're not sure exactly when the last of his chips went in, but go in they did.
"Straight," he announced as he flipped his cards on seventh street, revealing a straight, seven to jack.
"Full house," announced John Womack, flipping aces full.
"Touche," said Friedman, and stood up to leave.
Although Friedman won't be going any further in this, it could be a very different story for his monkey hat - upon busting, he signed it and left it with Mr. Womack. We could yet see a lot more of the monkey hat as this tournament progresses.
Rossi Doing Double
We had a good few multitablers in the field yesterday - of those who were attempting to play two events at once, British online sicko Richard "Chufty" Ashby was the most successful, making Day 2 of this with 11,500 in chips (although he busted out of the other event he was playing).
Today a new multitabler has emerged - Esther Rossi is attempting to play both this event and the Ladies' Event over in the Pavilion Room. We'll let you know how she gets on...