WSOP Day 3: "Official" News, Results, and Discussion

[Kevmath]

It's his brother, Paul.

And recent exits:

400th - Stephen Rodenbeck
399th - David Arnold
398th - Kelly Kion
397th - Joe Donato
396th - Douglas Carli
395th - Dennis Longora
394th - Christopher Lorenzo
393rd - Conrad Strapton
392nd - Bradley M. Helm
391st - Josef Monro
390th - Evan Schwartz
389th - Esther Rossi
388th - Tracy Scala
387th - Dalton Polasek
386th - Daniel Gray
385th - Christian Gartner
384th - Matthew Overstreet
383rd - George Alex
382nd - Jeffrey Gilroy
381st - Joseph Shafer
380th - James Overman
379th - Kerry Petre
378th - Karle Wilson
377th - Charlie Morris
376th - Craig Crivello
375th - N/A
374th - Cameron Hamilton
373rd - David Cleveland
372nd - Bo Sehlstedt
371st - Amir Esfandiary
370th - Richard Tomman
369th - Grant Sbrocco
368th - Jose Robledo
367th - Eugene Malatesta
366th - Derek VanDamme
365th - Michael Reed
364th - Richard Cohen
363rd - Stephen Dunphy
362nd - Lee Budin
361st - Latin Salem
360th - Robert Pearson
359th - Keith Donail
358th - Mark McNamara
357th - Mark Galasso
356th - Anthony O'Hagan
355th - Thomas Hammers
354th - Toan Ly

Kevin...

[PITTM]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Greg Raymer knocks out a player to increase his stack
Greg Raymer checked a flop of [Q][5][6] and another player pushed in for 80k. Raymer called the player's all in bet and turned up [5][6] for two pair. Raymer's opponent showed [A][Q]. The rest of the board was blank giving Raymer the win and increasing his stack to 570k.

[/ QUOTE ]

ummm, wouldnt that make raymers stack decrease?

rj

[/ QUOTE ]WTF are you talking about

[/ QUOTE ]

i read it as raymer having AQ, im an idiot.

rj

[TomHimself]

[ QUOTE ]
Date / Time: 2005-07-11 17:33:00
Title: Lederer Doubles Up
Log: With the board showing Ad-9h-8s-7d, Howard Lederer moves all-in for his last $26,000, and is called by a player who shows Q-Q. Lederer shows Kd-7d for a flush draw, a straight draw, and one overcard. The river is the Kh, and is good enough to double up Lederer to nearly $110,000.

Also,

[ QUOTE ]
371st - Amir Esfandiary

[/ QUOTE ]

Have we determined whether that is Antonio?

[/ QUOTE ]must be another typo board must've been Ad-9h-8s-6d not Ad-9h-8s-7d if he had str8 and flush draw

[teamdonkey]

[ QUOTE ]
Log: With the board showing Ad-9h-8s-7d, Howard Lederer moves all-in for his last $26,000, and is called by a player who shows Q-Q. Lederer shows Kd-7d for a flush draw, a straight draw, and one overcard. The river is the Kh, and is good enough to double up Lederer to nearly $110,000.

[/ QUOTE ]

even funner than following the action is trying to figure out what actually happened. I'm guessing Lederer actually had Kd-6d?

[AngusThermopyle]

[ QUOTE ]

Also,

[ QUOTE ]
371st - Amir Esfandiary

[/ QUOTE ]

Have we determined whether that is Antonio?

[/ QUOTE ]

Doesn't Antonio spell it Esfandiari with an i instead of a y?

[shadow29]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Greg Raymer knocks out a player to increase his stack
Greg Raymer checked a flop of [Q][5][6] and another player pushed in for 80k. Raymer called the player's all in bet and turned up [5][6] for two pair. Raymer's opponent showed [A][Q]. The rest of the board was blank giving Raymer the win and increasing his stack to 570k.

[/ QUOTE ]

ummm, wouldnt that make raymers stack decrease?

rj

[/ QUOTE ]

I had to read it a couple times too. Raymer had 56 for two pair, opponent had AQ for TPTK.

[ziggy_m]

Again with two 7d... don't people proofread anymore?

[PITTM]

it was mostly confusing because it says "Raymers opponent shows..." i ignored opponent, read raymer and went straight to the cards.

rj

[ConsciousOne]

Ok cardpalyer has lederer at 450k, but it doesnt say anything about how he got there from 100k. anyone know whats up?

[Hold'me]

[ QUOTE ]
Ok cardpalyer has lederer at 450k, but it doesnt say anything about how he got there from 100k. anyone know whats up?

[/ QUOTE ]
Cardplayer is making all this stuff up.