2011 WSOP Main Event - $10,000 NLHE

[Chipless Wonder]

Here is the schedule for the one you have all been waiting for.

7/7/11 - Day 1a
7/8/11 - Day 1b
7/9/11 - Day 1c
7/10/11 - Day 1d
7/11/11 - Day 2a (remaining players from 1a and 1c combined)
7/12/11 - Day 2b (remaining players from 1b and 1d combined)
7/14/11 - Day 3
7/15/11 - Day 4 (money bubble)
7/16/11 - Day 5
7/17/11 - Day 6
7/18/11 - Day 7 (play down to 27 players)
7/19/11 - Day 8 (play down to 9 players)

Best of to luck to any BBPers playing in the WSOP Main Event!

[Rogue]

Good luck all!

[Motwgtsyw]

GL Scott and any other badbeaters playing

[TurboGP]

Good Luck All!!

Specially Scott!

[DevilFish73]

DITTO!!!!!

Good Luck All!!

Specially Scott!

[I_N_V_AK]

How about a list of the players that will be playing this event.

GOOD LUCK ALL

[Chipless Wonder]

And here we goooooooo. Best tournament of 2011 begins in a couple minutes. Adrenaline is flowing. Starting with 30,000 chips.

[Chipless Wonder]

6,865 entrants started day one, and 4,521 have advanced to day two. At least 25 BBPers entered the WSOP main event this year, and we know of nine who survived day one. Here are their starting stacks going into day two.

Shawn Cunix = 134,400
Daniel Bokesch = 95,825
Scott Cook = 74,575
David Randall = 70,375
Chris Sparks = 52,350
Average = 45,550
Hank Czarnecki = 40,350
Tanya Pereyra = 32,400
Andres Pereyra = 27,800
Maria Ho = 10,275

[acdawg712]

Seating assignments are out for day 2. This is the link for 2b. http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/114...ssignments.pdf

Coincidentally, all of the people I have bought action in played on day 1B or day 1D. Scott, your table includes the infamously aggressive Brad Booth, luckily you have direct position on him. And to his left is Max Casal, who I believe made a deep run in last year's Main Event and was at the featured table with the Grinder for a period of time, and was also quite aggressive, at least with his opens.

[Chipless Wonder]

Here is what my table draw looks like for tomorrow.

1 - Blake Kelso, LAS VEGAS, NV = 12,050 chips, 40 live cashes for $347K
2 - Evro Psiloyenis, DURBAN, LC = 14,950 chips
3 - Brant Hale, MOORE, OK = 41,650 chips, 18 live cashes for $171K
4 - Thomas Young, WALNUT COVE, NC = 122,775 chips, 2 live cashes for $22K
5 - Alfonso Tenebruso, HILLSBOROUGH, NJ = 22,275 chips
6 - Max Casal, BURBANK, CA = 41,200 chips, 5 live cashes for $82K
7 - Brad Booth, VANCOUVER, BC = 109,300 chips, 15 live cashes for $763K
8 - Scott Cook, WESTERVILLE, OH = 74,575 chips, 8 live cashes for $221K
9 - Akram Ali, DIAMOND BAR, CA = 51,675 chips, 14 live cashes for $110K

I will have to be careful of the two short stacks on my left. If Blake Kelso finds a way to get some chips, that could be bad, since he is two seats to my left, and is the most accomplished tournament player at this table.

Brad Booth seems to be the most dangerous opponent at my table, but I have direct position on him. He is completely fearless, as shown in the hand where he bluffed Phil Ivey by betting $300,000 with four high in a cash game a few years back.