Event 7: $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day 2 Started
Event 7: $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day 2 Started
Table | Seat | Player | Chips |
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398 | 1 | John Langlois | 9100 |
398 | 2 | Levon Torosyan | 19700 |
398 | 3 | Joseph Ranciato | 21100 |
398 | 4 | Ken Lennaard | 14100 |
398 | 5 | Philip Tom | 30700 |
398 | 6 | Chad J Brown | 5500 |
398 | 7 | John Robertson | 4600 |
398 | 8 | David Singer | 18100 |
399 | 1 | Craig Neilan | 12800 |
399 | 2 | Eric Wasserson | 19000 |
399 | 3 | Jerrod Ankenman | 12200 |
399 | 4 | Nicholas Verkaik | 30300 |
399 | 5 | Alexander Kuzmin | 3200 |
399 | 6 | Caroline Hermesh | 6000 |
399 | 7 | Jeet Shetty | 12700 |
399 | 8 | Timothy Finne | 31700 |
400 | 1 | Kevin Nettles | 8900 |
400 | 2 | George Lind | 7200 |
400 | 3 | Dennis Parker | 7900 |
400 | 4 | Justin Smith | 21100 |
400 | 5 | Matthew Kelly | 20000 |
400 | 7 | Peter Campo | 22800 |
400 | 8 | Michael Noori | 22700 |
401 | 1 | Gylbert Drolet | 25900 |
401 | 2 | Jeff Lisandro | 8200 |
401 | 3 | William Thompson | 14900 |
401 | 4 | Patrick Spinola | 26900 |
401 | 5 | Scott Epstein | 4800 |
401 | 6 | Jesse Martin | 18100 |
401 | 8 | Alan Zhang | 19000 |
402 | 1 | Matt Grapenthien | 32100 |
402 | 2 | Jay Helfert | 17700 |
402 | 3 | William Richardson | 21400 |
402 | 4 | Ingram Boykins | 9600 |
402 | 5 | Steve Weiss | 11900 |
402 | 6 | Don Zewin | 19400 |
402 | 7 | Dale Phillips | 20600 |
402 | 8 | Ivan Schertzer | 4600 |
403 | 1 | Dan Heimiller | 10300 |
403 | 2 | Fabrice Soulier | 28500 |
403 | 3 | Rocco Bucci | 3400 |
403 | 4 | Marco Traniello | 18600 |
403 | 5 | Farhang Jifroudi | 5600 |
403 | 6 | Huu Vinh | 34500 |
403 | 7 | Toma Kalaj | 10000 |
403 | 8 | Andy Bloch | 11300 |
404 | 1 | Kevin Calenzo | 5000 |
404 | 2 | Martin Raschkovan | 10800 |
404 | 3 | Sam Grizzle | 31600 |
404 | 4 | Viacheslav Zhukov | 27700 |
404 | 5 | Mario Adinolfi | 21300 |
404 | 6 | Clayton Newman | 5400 |
404 | 7 | Lee Goldman | 7000 |
404 | 8 | Matthias Kurtz | 31700 |
405 | 1 | Kevin Mcguinness | 36700 |
405 | 2 | Roland Israelashvili | 23000 |
405 | 3 | Barry Greenstein | 21900 |
405 | 4 | Shane Douglas | 15200 |
405 | 5 | Kami Chisholm | 26200 |
405 | 6 | Chau Giang | 35800 |
405 | 7 | Max Pescatori | 13100 |
405 | 8 | Scott Abrams | 14100 |
406 | 1 | Jonathan Duhamel | 11600 |
406 | 2 | John D'Agostino | 4400 |
406 | 3 | Brett Richey | 12800 |
406 | 4 | Jeffery Welch | 13000 |
406 | 5 | Cheryl Bradley | 12600 |
406 | 6 | Deon Bowes | 20500 |
406 | 7 | Tony Cousineau | 3500 |
406 | 8 | Larry Stjean | 25200 |
407 | 1 | Christian Ivens | 4900 |
407 | 2 | Maxwell Troy | 13700 |
407 | 3 | Michael Rocco | 4700 |
407 | 4 | Zaher Sayegh | 12300 |
407 | 5 | Ted Jivkov | 9200 |
407 | 6 | David Williams | 6800 |
407 | 7 | Louis Foschi | 10200 |
407 | 8 | Jason Deyoung | 6500 |
408 | 1 | Miguel Proulx | 8400 |
408 | 2 | Michael Baxter | 34300 |
408 | 3 | Sergey Pevzner | 21800 |
408 | 4 | Anthony Farrell | 13800 |
408 | 5 | Frank Thompson | 6700 |
408 | 6 | Peter Ippolito | 5000 |
408 | 7 | Joel Tushnet | 4600 |
408 | 8 | Paul Sokoloff | 5100 |
409 | 1 | Christopher George | 22700 |
409 | 2 | Chris Tryba | 5700 |
409 | 3 | Mike Ungurean | 4600 |
409 | 4 | Ben Logan | 25200 |
409 | 5 | Laurence Kantor | 16200 |
409 | 6 | Joseph Esposito | 11000 |
409 | 7 | Steve Billirakis | 15600 |
409 | 8 | Rogerio Sousa | 41000 |
410 | 1 | Kim Erfle | 7300 |
410 | 2 | Manuel Labandeira | 14300 |
410 | 3 | Matthew Kursar | 14200 |
410 | 4 | Artie Cobb | 18500 |
410 | 5 | Brett Jungblut | 12200 |
410 | 6 | David Tighe | 21600 |
410 | 7 | Sam Feinberg | 1300 |
410 | 8 | Devin Hanneman | 24700 |
411 | 1 | LaVonne Joyce | 7200 |
411 | 2 | Charles Balistreri | 4800 |
411 | 3 | Vladimir Shchmelev | 5300 |
411 | 4 | Chris Swan | 3500 |
411 | 5 | Vitaly Lunkin | 11700 |
411 | 6 | Stephen Su | 22000 |
411 | 7 | Louis Russo | 13700 |
411 | 8 | Mark Provenzano | 10300 |
Welcome back to PokerNews' coverage of Event 7: $1,500 Seven Card Stud. Yesterday saw 367 players come out for the event and the first eight levels of play concluding. At the end of the night, 110 of them remained. The top three stacks are Rogerio Sousa with 41,000, Kevin McGuinness with 36,700 and Chau Giang with 35,800.
With defending champion Eugene Katchalov not playing this event, we've been guaranteed a new champion. That winner will receive $126,363. The top 40 spots will be paid out and we'll aim to reach a final table today.
Play for Day 2 will kick off at 2:00 PM, so stay tuned for the coverage.
Level: 9
Limits: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
The cards are in the air for Day 2 of Event 7: $1,500 Seven Card Stud. Let's rock and roll.
Here are a few players who have made some quick exits on Day 2.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Sam Feinberg | Busted | |
Paul Sokoloff | Busted | |
Rocco Bucci | Busted |
Alexander Kuzmin started the day with the shortest stack in the room of 3,200 chips and hasn't shown up to Day 2 yet. He's now down to 1,800 in chips and may be out of here soon without actually playing a hand.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Alexander Kuzmin | 1,800 | -1,400 |
Mike Ungurean just tripled up by making a heart flush against two opponents, Christopher George and Joseph Esposito.
George: (x)(x) / / (x)
Ungurean: (x)(x) / / (x)
Esposito: (x)(x) / / (x)
We picked up the action on fifth street where Esposito bet and George raised. Ungurean called all in for 1,500 and then Esposito called the raise to see sixth street. On sixth, Esposito check-called another bet from George before both of them checked seventh street.
For the side pot, George showed for a pair of aces. Esposito showed for a pair of jacks. George won the side pot, but then lose to Ungurean's flush as he showed the from his down cards.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Christopher George | 21,000 | -1,700 |
Mike Ungurean | 15,000 | 10,400 |
Joseph Esposito | 4,300 | -6,700 |
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
John Robertson
|
Busted | |
Dennis Parker
|
Busted | |
Max Pescatori
|
Busted | |
Vladimir Shchmelev | Busted | |
Jerrod Ankenman
|
Busted | |
Scott Epstein | Busted | |
Chris Swan | Busted |
Jonathan Duhamel was just forced to give one up to Jeffery Welch after folding on sixth street despite having a paired board.
Duhamel: (x)(x) / - fold
Welch: (x)(x) /
Welch was the one who fired the bet on fourth street when we picked up the action and Duhamel called. On fifth street, Duhamel showed he best hand with a pair of fours and fired a bet. Welch called. Duhamel bet again on sixth, but this time Welch raised. Duhamel took a minute to think and then folded his hand.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Jeffery Welch
|
21,000 | 8,000 |
Jonathan Duhamel | 7,000 | -4,600 |