Saturday, June 06, 2009

WSOP 2009 winners in Events 9, 10 and updates 11-16

The winner of Event 9 - $1,500 Six-handed No Limit Hold'em is Ken Aldridge. He takes home the WSOP bracelet and a healthy $428,259 top prize. Of the 1,459 he was the last man standing. Congratulations!

The winner of Event 10 - $2,500 Pot Limit Hold'em/Omaha is Rami Boukai, picked up $244,862 along with the WSOP bracelet for besting the field of 453 hopefuls. Congratulations!

The players have returned today for Day 3 of Event 11 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em. Currently 10 of the original starting 1,646 remain. The current chip leader is Michael Dyer, but this one isn't going to end quickly. Top prize in this event is $569,199.

Players have also returned to Day 3 of Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event. Currently there are 13 remaining players of the 194 who started. Currently the chip leader is Scott 'dorinvandy' Dorin, but there remain some tough customers in the mix including Huck Seed, David Chiu, and even Todd Brunson. Top prize yet to be claimed in this one is $492,375. Some notable cashes in the event include Doyle Brunson in 15th, "Miami" John Cernuto in 20th, Vitaly Lunkin (winner of the $40k buyin NLHE event this year) and Max Pescatori in 24th.

Event 13 - $2,500 No Limit Hold'em | Day 2 is also currently being played. There remain 144 of the starting 1,088 players. Top prize still to be claimed is $506,786.

Event 14 - $2,500 Six-handed Limit Hold'em is back today for its Day 2 as well. 71 of the original 367 players remain. The top 36 payout on this event, with $223,688 going to the top spot. Some notable players still in the running are Daniel Alaei in the chip lead, Barry Greenstein, Barry Shulman, Daniel Negreanu, and Maya Geller.

Today is Day 1 of Event 15 - $5,000 No Limit Hold'em. 612 players are still continuing to battle it out. 655 began the day. Only the top 12 will get paid in this event. The top spot is $692,658.

Lastly, today at 5:00pm PST Event 16 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud will get underway. Hope you are all enjoying the coverage by the great folks working hard for PokerNews.com, as much as I am. As always they're doing a fantastic job!

In some "local" news. Last night 35 players converged on the Eagles Aerie last night for a night of NLHE. When the dust settled, none other then my lovely and talented wife, Big Red, was the last man (errrr woman) standing. Congratulations baby! Sadly for me the night came to an end at the final table in the 7th position... no moneys. :( But a great night of poker, and we had a lot of new players and the word seems to be getting out about our "little" game. Y'all come back now...

Regards,

cheer_dad

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