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Cashes can be deceiving.
Last week I started with the six figure and more winners from WSOP 2007. Then gave the results for the well known from A to J first names. This week we get into the M’s. Since there were 5,268 cashes in 55 events, this is taking awhile. Some of the most popular player’s results: (If your favorite isn’t listed, I may not have wanted to embarrass them by showing a low number) I stopped the list last week with these players. That’s where we’ll start this week. All mistakes are my own. J. C. Tran a disappointing $31,804 as the pre-start favorite. Jeff Madsen $14,344 Jennifer Tilly $40,411 Place Cash$ Name Event# Total $ (if applicable) 64 $3,507 J.C. Alvarado 30
37 $14,215 J.C. Alvarado 35 $17,722
Another of the pre-tourney fav with expensive results. 15 $9,395 J.J. Liu 34
After a great year, a disaster WSOP 1 $730,740
James Mackey 22 138 $4,451 James Mackey 47 $735,191 1 $239,503
James Richburg 16
One of several bracelet winners with only one cash. Sweet. 123 $4,484 James Van Alstyne 15
Nice guys do finish last. Shows what talent is worth. 44 $9,238 Jamie Gold 45
84 $4,840 Jamie Gold 52 $14,078
Any lectures this year on how to play, Jamie? 18 $7,145 Jan Sorensen 5
21 $8,460 Jan Sorensen 11
7 $81,343 Jan Sorensen 22
602 $20,320 Jan Sorensen 55 $117,268
Won bracelets under two names. 56 $3,571 Jan Von Halle 4
9 $34,196 Jan Von Halle 8
18 $17,771 Jan Von Halle 13
26 $20,034 Jan Von Halle 22 $75,573
Katja Thater’s husband. 88 $82,476 Jared Hamby 55 4 $132,813 Jason Lester 13
230 $45,422 Jason Lester 55 $178,235 26 $15,898 Jason Strasser 1
12 $23,811 Jason Strasser 8 $39,709 21 $6,929 Jean-Michel Bellande 4
Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. 51 $11,060 Jean Gaspard 27
49 $6,634 Jean Gaspard 53 $17,694
Prince is a pauper. 124 $5,115 Jeff Cabanillas 3
Pokerbrat denier, denied. 41 $11,905 Jeff Shulman 8
69 $7,366 Jeff Shulman 25 $19,271
Not ‘Happy’ with these numbers. People forget how close Jeff was to a world championship. 8 $18,837 Jeffery Calkins 9 22 $4,422 Jennifer Harman 29 66 $3,214 Jeremy Roenik 12
Greg Mueller beat him at poker. 76 $2,795 Jim Meehan 6
My buddy from Tunica gets what he deserves. 16 $18,017 Jimmy Tran 1
47 $11,788 Jimmy Tran 35
68 $6,453 Jimmy Tran 52 $30,984 8 $46,749 Joe Awada 12 42 $14,708 Joe Barthdoldi 15 23 $5,414 Joe Cassidy 48
The two Joes together in poverty and riches. 98 $3,626 Joe Hachem 52
How soon they forget. 97 $4,319 Joe Pelton 10
7 $74,183 Joe Pelton 47
86 $4,840 Joe Pelton 52 $83,342 11 $21,512 Joe Sebok 13
31 $6,757 Joe Sebok 21
33 $9,212 Joe Sebok 31
96 $4,854 Joe Sebok 35
14 $8,161 Joe Sebok 43 $50,596
At least he wasn’t the joker. 30 $6,941 John D'Agostino 16 23 $11,882 John Esposito 12
4 $156,081 John Esposito 35
79 $7,233 John Esposito 47 $175,196 78 $5,851 John Gale 10
18 $7,995 John Gale 16 $13,846 4 $47,224 John Harkness 24
Movie critic gets rave. 14 $10,104 John Hoang 16 7 $107,196 John Juanda 7
21 $5,879 John Juanda 20
57 $4,091 John Juanda 30
61 $9,708 John Juanda 35
10 $9,719 John Juanda 44 $136,593 8 $16,922 John Phan 5
2 $330,846 John Phan 19 $347,768
And he used to deal to us at Hollywood Park. 39 $10,485 John Shipley 19
Still not recovering. 107 $4,822 John Spadavecchia 47
60 $154,194 John Spadavecchia 55 $159,016 100 $5,115 John Strzemp 3
379 $34,664 John Strzemp 55 $39,779 31 $13,778 Johnny Chan 1
18 $8,460 Johnny Chan 11
20 $5,504 Johnny Chan 23 $27,842 93 $3,844 Jonathan Little 19
128 $4,731 Jonathan Little 49 $8,575 9 $11,658 Josh Arieh 5 19 $16,001 Julian Gardner 33
64 $130,288 Julian Gardner 55 $146,289 4 $156,040 Justin Bonomo 10
49 $8,212 Justin Bonomo 45
55 $8,067 Justin Bonomo 52 $172,319 62 $3,571 Katja Thater 4
5 $49,151 Katja Thater17
1 $132,653 Katja Thater 29 $185,375
First woman bracelet winner in an open event since 2004. 10 $22,257 Kenny Tran 1
5 $444,000 Kenny Tran 39
16 $381,302 Kenny Tran 55 $847,559 209 $3,888 Kevin McBride 3
146 $4,451 Kevin McBride 47 $8,329
The future of poker, forgotten. 227 $3,888 Kevin Song 3
9 $23,030 Kevin Song 31
40 $14,215 Kevin Song 35 $41,133 53 $3,956 Kirill Gerasimov 9
33 $14,030 Kirill Gerasimov 13 $17,986
Is there a better Russian now? 7 $63,591 Kirk Morrison 1
73 $6,757 Kirk Morrison 21
17 $16,582 Kirk Morrison 31
111 $4,822 Kirk Morrison 47
56 $154,194 Kirk Morrison 55 $245,946 33 $9,212 Layne Flack 31 31 $22,137 Leif Force 50
392 $34,664 Leif Force 55 $56,801
Wild boy is no millionaire this year. 19 $11,475 Liz Lieu 18
89 $5,157 Liz Lieu 25 $16,632
Secretly wants to be Mario Ho. 1 $227,454
Lukasz Dumanski 42 $227,454 13 $8,468 Marcel Luske 24
22 $3,877 Marcel Luske 32
31 $18,581 Marcel Luske 38
4 $64,630 Marcel Luske 44 $95,556
None of the Dutchies can catch him, again. 9 $14,925 Marco Traniello 4
8 $19,458 Marco Traniello 11
5 $156,435 Marco Traniello 50 $190,818
Keep hubby working, Jen. 97 $5,729 Maria Ho 3
38 $237,865 Maria Ho 55 $243,594
Highest finishing female in the final. 42 $11,658 Mark Gregorich 1
31 $17,172 Mark Gregorich 22
11 $117,216 Mark Gregorich 39 $135,146 33 $9,212 Matt Keikoan 31
63 $154,194 Matt Keikoan 55 $163,406 187 $4,297 Matt Lefkowitz 3
12 $10,529 Matt Lefkowitz 5
12 $9,719 Matt Lefkowitz 44
13 $50,012 Matt Lefkowitz 52 $74,557 221 $51,398 Matthew Hilger 55 15 $13,891 Max Pescatori 18
27 $20,034 Max Pescatori 22
14 $9,395 Max Pescatori 34 $43,520 7 $14,197 Men Nguyen 29
41 $15,547 Men Nguyen 38
48 $9,238 Men Nguyen 45 $38,982
Bad year for the Master. 44 $4,772 Miami John Cernuto 12
10 $10,422 Miami John Cernuto 24
54 $3,554 Miami John Cernuto 40 $18,648 Eight cashes Michael Binger $411,758 1 $585,774
Michael Chu 8 $585,774 179 $4,297 Michael Craig 3
7 $22,850 Michael Craig 40
7 $15,943 Michael Craig 51 $43,090
The new ‘best writer who plays.’ More next week. Let me know if I missed your favorite. I’ll put them in. Love Mike Paulle Email: mikepaulle@aol.com = |
