27 left at wsop

[5teamparlay]

PLACE
PLAYER
AMOUNT
TREND
HISTORY



1
Craig Marquis
11,500,000

$-500,000




2
Dennis Phillips
11,100,000

$-1,400,000




3
Tiffany Michelle
10,000,000

$1,200,000




4
Peter Eastgate
8,800,000

$-200,000




5
Gert Andersen
8,300,000

$300,000




6
Kelly Kim
7,900,000

$-300,000




7
Chris Klodnicki
7,800,000

$-200,000




8
David Rheem
7,000,000

$200,000




9
Ivan Demidov
5,800,000

$5,780,000




10
Paul Snead
5,500,000

$5,480,000

 

[5teamparlay]

lOT'S OF HOUSEHOLD NAMES UP THERE.

 

[bookie]

With a field of 7000 its not surprising.

 

[5teamparlay]

i agree complete. SO SO many good poker players no one has heard of. TONS of MODEST ones doing well without all the fancy marketing and attitude.

 

[Fishhead]

i agree complete. SO SO many good poker players no one has heard of. TONS of MODEST ones doing well without all the fancy marketing and attitude.

Ditto

 

[DrunkenHorseplayer]

Until they make the final table, at which point those nine will go on a four month marketing blitz. Some of them will make more money during that time than they will in the tournament.

 

[GreenDoberman]

Any semblance of a glamorous final table is gone now that Tiffany Michelle was eliminated in 17th place.

We are assure of the "nine donkeys no one has ever heard of" final table.

I wonder if Fishhead just sold his Disney stock.

 

[TTinCO]

Any semblance of a glamorous final table is gone now that Tiffany Michelle was eliminated in 17th place.

Shhhhiiiiiitttttttttttttttttt.......She would have almost made it worth watching.

 

[BAGIANT]

I don't know why anyone bitches about the no-names. Who the hell was Phil Hellmuth before he won his first ME. Look at Tom McEvoy, he was really the first one that won a ME after gaining a seat in a satellite. In those days, there wasn't any satellite on the internet since there was no internet. You played at live games at or around the Horseshoe.

In case anyone didn't know it, Binions had no regular poker games during the rest of the year. They brought in the tables, chairs and dealers only for the WSOP. I forget what year they finally got a poker room. Probably some time in the late 80's.