Event #73: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT - World Championship Day 1b | 2017 World Series of Poker

07-09-2017 14:17 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Erick Lindgren	56,000	9,000
Stefan Schillhabel	51,550
Paul Newey	51,525	3,025
Abe Mosseri	48,400	8,400
Melanie Weisner	48,000	2,500
Nacho Barbero	47,000
Adrian Mateos	38,000	2,000
Chris Moneymaker	35,400	-14,600
Stuart Rutter	35,350

Player	Chips	Progress
Charlie Carrel	89,500	39,500
Taylor Paur	67,600	17,600
Chris Vitch	64,500	14,500
Craig Varnell	60,400	10,400
[Removed:17]	54,300
Andy Rogowski	52,000	2,000
Marc Convey	52,000	-400
Marvin Rettenmaier	51,000	1,000
Matthew Smith	49,200
Tom Marchese	49,000	-1,000
Darren Elias	46,000	-4,000
Connor Drinan	44,000	-6,000
Aaron Mermelstein	43,500	-6,500
Aaron Johnson	42,200	-7,800
Greg Merson	42,200	-7,800
Amit Makhija	42,000	-8,000
Justin Truesdell	41,000	-9,000
Shannon Shorr	38,000	-12,000
Chris Frank	5,200	-44,800

David Vamplew Flops Quads to Bust Albert Sapiano

[user252447]

Level 2 : 150/300, 0 ante

There is a seat open where Albert Sapiano was seated this morning with high hopes for his Main Event. David Vamplew is the man who took all his chips and he recounted the action.

Vamplew opened for 900 and got a call from Sapiano and two other players. The flop was and Vamplew bet 1,100 and Sapiano was the only caller.

The turn was another and Vamplew bet 3,600 and again Sapiano called.

The river was a and a check from Vamplew saw Sapiano bet 8,000 and then call when Vamplew check-raised all in.

Sapiano had for a full house but Vamplew had for flopped quads and all of Sapiano’s chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
David Vamplew	96,000	46,000
Albert Sapiano	Busted

Tags: Albert Sapiano David Vamplew

07-09-2017 13:53 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Nick Schulman	75,000	25,000
Ema Zajmovic	67,000	17,000
Jeremy Ausmus	62,000	12,000
Dennis Phillips	62,000	2,000
Kevin Saul	57,000	7,000
Niall Farrell	54,000	4,000
Erick Lindgren	47,000	-3,000
Melanie Weisner	45,500	-4,500
Jeff Lisandro	43,000
Abe Mosseri	40,000	-8,000
Adrian Mateos	36,000
Sam Cohen	36,000	-14,000
Martin Kabrehl	9,000	-41,000

Player	Chips	Progress
Kenny Hallaert	97,000	13,500
Peter Eichhardt	80,000	30,000
Aaron Been	72,000
Michael Delvecchio III	62,000	12,000
Kenny Milam	62,000
Muskan Sethi	62,000	4,000
Bryan Baird	60,000
Shayna Bott	55,000
Sampson Simmons	53,000
Randy Lew	52,000	4,000
Dan Smith	51,000	3,000
Jaime Kaplan	50,000
Fabrice Soulier	45,000	-1,000
Cary Katz	42,000	1,500
Pierre Neuville	17,000	-1,000

Updated Chip Counts from Amazon Gold

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Level 2 : 150/300, 0 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Thomas Muehloecker	70,700
Barry Greenstein	67,000	17,000
Matt Glantz	62,200	12,200
Thayer Rasmussen	60,400	10,400
Jeff Shulman	59,000
Jake Schindler	55,000	5,000
Michael Gagliano	55,000	5,000
Andy Frankenberger	52,000
Andy Camou	52,000	2,000
David Bach	45,500	-525
Alex Queen	44,300	-5,700
Zachary Gruneberg	40,800
Taylor Von Kriegenbergh	34,200
Mark Hodge	30,000	-20,000

07-09-2017 13:45 UTC-7

There were three players in the hand with around 3,500 in the middle. The flop read and Daniel Weinman was first to act. He checked and the player to his left bet 1,500. The button folded and Weinman made the call.

The turn was the and both players checked to the on the river. Weinman led out for 4,200 and his opponent went into the tank. He thought for a couple minutes before finally tossing a chip in the pot to call. Weinman tabled to play the flush on the board and his opponent showed for a bigger flush.

Player	Chips	Progress
Daniel Weinman	35,200	-14,800

Tags: Daniel Weinman

07-09-2017 13:40 UTC-7

Albert Daher At the Double

[user252447]

Level 2 : 150/300, 0 ante

What a great first level for Albert Daher from Lebanon; he has more than doubled his starting stack.

Daher got Alfie Adam to lay down aces on the turn of a wet board where a few too many chips were being wagered by Daher to suit Adam’s one pair. He then made a flush against another opponent and got maximum value to chip up even more.