Event #63: $1,500 Six-Handed 10-Game Mix Day 1 | 2014 World Series of Poker

07-02-2014 21:16 UTC-8

Chips

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While perusing the tournament area, we came upon 2003 WSOP Main Event champion Chris Moneymaker sporting a massive stack of about 31,000 in chips. This is Moneymaker's first tournament of this year's WSOP and he's off to a good start halfway through Day 1.

Player	Chips	Progress
Chris Moneymaker	31,000 15,400	15,400

Roland Israelashvili	15,800

Justin Bonomo	14,500 6,900	6,900

Bruno Fitoussi	11,000
Marcel Luske	10,600 1,400	1,400
Chris Wallace	9,500 5,800	5,800

Phil Laak	9,400 5,200	5,200

Jeff Madsen	9,300 900	900

Mike Leah	9,000 5,500	5,500

Nate Meyvis	8,500 6,550	6,550
Bryan Micon	7,000 525	525
John Holley	6,000 1,500	1,500
Steven Wolansky	5,800 1,700	1,700

Marco Johnson	2,300 700	700

Alexandre Luneau	2,200

07-02-2014 21:17 UTC-8

Recent Eliminations

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Player	Chips	Progress
Rikard Aberg	Busted
Daniel Idema	Busted

Brandon Cantu	Busted

Brian Hastings	Busted

Larry Wright	Busted

07-02-2014 21:25 UTC-8

Duhamel Falls

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Razz

Duhamel: / /
Opponent: / /

Jonathan Duhamel was heads up with an opponent on fourth street. Action checked to the 2010 WSOP Main Event champion and he fired out a bet. His opponent announced a check-raise and Duhamel made it three bets to go. His opponent flat called.

Fifth street gave Duhmael a jack and his opponent led into him. He called only to have his opponent bet again on sixth. Duhmael called for his tournament life of 250 and the hands were turned up.

Duhamel:
Opponent:

The players received their down cards, Duhamel's opponent showing a second , keeping his hand as a seventy six low. Duhmael held an eighty-six and looked to improve with his final card. It was not meant to be, though, as he pulled a second and was eliminated from play.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jonathan Duhamel	Busted

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07-02-2014 21:27 UTC-8

Break

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Players are now on their third 15-minute break of the night.

Level: 7

LIMIT FLOP/DRAW GAMES - 150 300 300-600
STUD GAMES 75 100 300 300-600
NO-LIMIT (2-7/HOLDEM) AND POT-LIMIT GAMES 25 75 150

07-02-2014 22:03 UTC-8

Updated Chip Counts

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Player	Chips	Progress
Scott Clements	19,400 8,100	8,100

Eric Wasserson	16,100 4,800	4,800

Daniel Negreanu	15,500 3,500	3,500

Naoya Kihara	11,900 2,300	2,300

Randy Ohel	11,400 5,100	5,100

Mike Wattel	9,500 4,900	4,900

Mike Matusow	9,100 900	900

Allen Cunningham	9,000 2,000	2,000

David "Bakes" Baker	8,800 3,900	3,900

Martin Staszko	8,600 1,900	1,900
Jon Turner	5,800 2,900	2,900

James Van Alstyne	5,200 7,300	7,300

Stephen Chidwick	4,800 6,200	6,200

George Danzer	4,500

Matt Glantz	4,500

Nick Schulman	4,100 900	900

Joe Kuether	Busted

07-02-2014 22:08 UTC-8

Raymer Eliminated

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Level 7

Greg Raymer @FossilMan

two bad hands was all it took, busted #WSOP63. made two pair instead of making the low both times, ran into better two pair and trips.July 02, 2014

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Player	Chips	Progress
Greg Raymer	Busted

07-02-2014 22:21 UTC-8

Turner Runs Into Eighty-Six

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No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw

We picked up with the action after the draw to see Jon Turner heads up with an opponent. Turner's opponent checked and with about 4,000 already in the middle, Turner led for 1,900. His opponent thought for about a minute before flinging out a call.

"Nine," said Turner.

His opponent fanned better, though, placing on the felt. Turner mucked and his opponent was pushed the pot. He's now left with about 3,100 in chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jon Turner	3,100 2,700	2,700

07-02-2014 22:32 UTC-8

Mizrachi Over Zaichenko

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Limit Hold'em

The board read when we found Michael Mizrachi and Andrey Zaichenko engaged in a hand. Zaichenko checked the turn and Mizrachi fired out a bet. Zaichenko called and the completed the board on the river.

Zaichenko bet the river and Mizrachi took a moment, looking at his opponent for a beat before tossing out a call.

"Yours," said Zaichenko, showing for merely ace-high. Mizrachi tabled for a pair of fours and was awarded the pot. He now has about 15,000 while Zaichenko has dropped to 10,800.

Player	Chips	Progress
Michael Mizrachi	15,000

Andrey Zaichenko	10,800 2,900	2,900

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07-02-2014 22:50 UTC-8

More Chip Counts

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Player	Chips	Progress
Chris Moneymaker	24,200 6,800	6,800

Aaron Steury	23,600 4,100	4,100

Justin Bonomo	18,700 4,200	4,200

Randy Ohel	16,500 5,100	5,100

Berry Johnston	15,900

Dan Heimiller	14,500

Nate Meyvis	12,700 4,200	4,200
Eli Elezra	12,600

Steven Wolansky	12,200 6,400	6,400

Alex Rocha	10,900 1,150	1,150
Chris Klodnicki	9,000 3,400	3,400

Jeff Madsen	9,000 300	300

John Hennigan	9,000

Marcel Luske	8,300 2,300	2,300
Calen McNeil	8,000

David Bach	7,800 1,700	1,700

Stuart Rutter	6,900 2,600	2,600
Phil Laak	5,300 4,100	4,100

Victor Ramdin	5,200 3,700	3,700