PokerPages.com Poker News - 2009 World Series of Poker - Event #31

	Last Name, First Name	City	State/Country	Chip Count	Table	Seat
1	Sebastien, Sabic	Paris	France	72,700	194	2
2	Kurtzman, Eric	Las Vegas	NV	57,800	191	2
3	Traniello, Marco	Las Vegas	NV	55,000	182	2
4	Silveira, Jim	Santa Rosa	CA	55,000	182	5
5	Black, Andrew	Dublin	Ireland	54,300	176	7
6	Saab, Doug	Birmingham	AL	51,400	186	3
7	Buckley, William	Phillipsburg	NJ	43,300	192	7
8	Barone, Vito	Castel Maggiore	Italy	42,300	199	7
9	Fu, Tianxiong	Cypress	CA	41,500	191	4
10	Gaspard, Jean	Evanston	IL	40,300	194	1
11	Fiorenza, Bruno	Philadelphia	PA	36,100	201	6
12	Hofman, Ronnie	Dordrecht	Netherlands	35,800	191	1
13	Green, Jonathan	Schenectady	NY	34,800	176	6
14	Dollinger, Jason	Coral Springs	FL	34,400	190	7
15	Eichel, William	Parker	SD	34,100	181	8
16	Lee, Ming	Natick	MA	32,500	192	5
17	Soulier, Fabrice	Las Vegas	NV	32,200	190	3
18	Hong, Jay	Riverside	CA	32,000	200	4
19	Bjorin, Chris	London	United Kingdom	31,100	187	5
20	Rousso, Vanessa	Las Vegas	NV	30,900	180	7
21	Blanda, Bill	Galveston	TX	30,300	196	2
22	Krouner, Ken	Roswell	GA	30,300	186	5
23	Lazarou, Vassilios	Las Vegas	NV	30,100	185	6
24	Barbieri, Al "Sugar Bear"	Philadelphia	PA	30,000	204	3
25	Bryan, Dustin	Marysville	OH	29,800	185	1
26	Leinhos, Bonnie	Las Vegas	NV	29,600	187	6
27	Karatas, Sarharib	Wiesbaden	Germany	29,100	177	3
28	Karas, Archie	Boulder City	NV	28,800	184	1
29	Gelencser, Peter	Budapest	Hungary	27,600	193	4
30	Lonardo, Vincent	West Palm Beach	FL	27,200	187	4
31	Odell, Frankie	Denver	CO	26,500	177	1
32	Salazar, Hernan	Santiago	Chile	26,200	191	7
33	Moore, Pete	Atlanta	GA	25,900	178	2
34	Fishman, Eddie	Las Vegas	NV	25,300	190	4
35	Taylor, David	Amelia	OH	25,100	204	4
36	Shei, Kenny	Las Vegas	NV	25,000	177	8
37	Van Alstyne, James	Las Vegas	NV	24,500	196	5
38	Yu, Benjamin	Palo Alto	CA	24,500	199	1
39	Myerson, Alan	Sherman Oaks	CA	24,400	183	3
40	Hughes, Ryan	Phoenix	AZ	24,300	185	8
41	Duke, Annie	Portland	OR	23,700	185	5
42	Kacir, Jeffrey	Henderson	NV	23,600	194	3
43	Micon, Bryan	Las Vegas	NV	23,600	180	8
44	Landowski, Benjamin	Hartland	WI	23,500	184	3
45	Jones, Lacey	San Antonio	TX	23,400	188	4
46	Lozano, Rolando	Houston	TX	23,200	180	3
47	Koubi, Fuad	Van Nuys	CA	23,100	177	7
48	Burkart, Alexander		Germany	23,000	180	5
49	Ezykowich, Keith	Gulfport	MS	22,700	194	4
50	Anderson, Kyle	New Milford	CT	22,000	195	8
51	Altizer, Von	American Canyon	CA	21,900	187	8
52	Malcolm, Brian	Redmand	WA	21,700	185	3
53	Rouhani, Farzad	Germantown	MD	21,000	196	8
54	Kipnis, Adam	Northridge	CA	21,000	204	6
55	Iversen, Torstein	Oslo	Norway	20,700	189	5
56	Schaaf, James	Torrance	CA	20,700	201	8
57	Wheatley, Jim	Harrisonburg	WA	20,600	202	5
58	Shorr, Shannon	Las Vegas	NV	20,200	183	6
59	Hinton, Clyde	Odessa	TX	20,000	192	6
60	Stencil, Steven	Estacada	Dominican Republic	19,900	188	5
61	Tran, Mimi	Los Angeles	CA	19,800	192	1
62	Schock, Mitch	Bismarck	ND	19,700	182	8
63	Darden, Paul	Las Vegas	NV	19,600	176	8
64	Digiorgio, Richard			19,500	199	2
65	Shrader, Damon	Portland	OR	19,400	193	1
66	Burt, Timothy	Robinsonville	MS	18,900	181	4
67	Portano, Desmond	Chicago	IL	18,800	202	7
68	May, David	Plantation	FL	18,600	204	1
69	Golding, David	London	United Kingdom	18,500	186	4
70	Ettinger, Scott			18,500	197	7
71	Nematinia, Amir	Atlanta	GA	18,200	192	4
72	Kelly, Matt	Ft. Worth	TX	18,100	181	2
73	Puskarich, Mike	Las Vegas	NV	18,100	193	2
74	Plusch, Ryan	New York	NY	17,700	181	3
75	Heimowitz, Lonnie	Monticello	NY	17,700	183	2
76	Young, Justin	Morehead City	NC	17,600	189	4
77	Racener, John	Tampa	FL	17,300	176	2
78	Friedman, Perry	Las Vegas	NV	17,300	199	3
79	Hagens, Nathan	Appleton	WI	17,100	196	6
80	Crawford, Quincy	Ellicott City	MD	17,100	193	5
81	Hofer, Danny	Bronx	NY	17,000	204	2
82	Acker, Tim	Las Vegas	NV	17,000	187	3
83	Painter, Jameson	Goodfiled	IL	17,000	195	6
84	Hippensteel, Seth	North Manchester	IN	16,900	201	4
85	Stubbs, Mark	Toronto	ON, Canada	16,600	184	7
86	Monaldi, Greg	Davie	FL	16,600	185	2
87	Brown, Chad	Las Vegas	NV	16,500	186	1
88	Raymond, Kathy	Las Vegas	NV	16,500	203	3
89	Rose, Paul	Los Angeles	CA	16,500	197	8
90	Glickman, Marc	Woodland Hills	CA	16,400	198	2
91	Hunt, Thomas	Las Vegas	NV	16,100	202	1
92	Hanneman, Devin	Arlington	VA	16,000	179	3
93	Persson, Magnus	Gothenburg	Sweden	15,900	178	6
94	Hansen, Thor	El Segundo	CA	15,900	182	4
95	Devonshire, Bryan	Henderson	NV	15,800	186	8
96	Pardey Sr, Rodney	Seattle	WA	15,700	202	2
97	Raymond, Derek	Portland	ME	15,500	177	5
98	Roth, Jason	Allentown	PA	15,400	178	8
99	Singer, David	Las Vegas	NV	15,100	191	6
100	Donev, Ivo	Bregenz	Austria	15,100	186	2
101	Nguyen, Minh	Lake Elismore	CA	15,000	185	4
102	Taylor, Brian	Macon	GA	14,700	200	7
103	Baghchehsaraie, Sirous	Long Beach	CA	14,600	179	7
104	Centeno, John	Chicago	IL	14,400	202	3
105	Yano, Jason	San Francisco	CA	14,400	190	5
106	Wade, Tristan	Boynton Beach	FL	14,400	189	1
107	Maier, Lana	Bound Brook	NJ	14,400	199	6
108	Wroblewski, Anna	Las Vegas	NV	14,300	179	5
109	Nelson, Mike	Edmond	OK	14,300	187	1
110	Pezzin, Pat	Toronto	Canada	14,000	198	1
111	Marmorstein, Phillip	Munich	Germany	14,000	192	2
112	Armbrust, John	Culver City	CA	14,000	182	1
113	Engelbert, Glen	Gloncester	NJ	13,900	203	4
114	Birk, Lawrence	Ann Arbor	MI	13,600	203	2
115	Vuong, Jonathan	Rancho Palos Verdes	CA	13,500	198	7
116	Peercy, Pat	Fortville	IN	13,400	196	4
117	Brogdon, Jarrod	San Antonio	TX	13,100	193	6
118	Schiffman, Ronald	Cherry Hill	NJ	13,100	188	2
119	Provenzano, Mark	Melrose Park	IL	13,000	203	1
120	Wagner, Jeff	Los Angeles	CA	12,900	197	2
121	Crawford, Josh	Dorchester	MA	12,800	196	1
122	Boston, Alan	Old Orchard Beach	Maine	12,800	192	8
123	Mascio, Greg	Fullerton	CA	12,800	181	1
124	Serock, Joe	San Francisco	CA	12,700	200	1
125	Gregorich, Mark	Las Vegas	NV	12,500	179	6
126	Sexton, Keith	Dayton	OH	12,400	190	2
127	Scheer, David	Lakewood	OH	12,200	202	4
128	Hans, Pfister	Zurich	Switzerland	11,900	197	1
129	Bihl, Thomas	Frankfurt	Germany	11,900	203	5
130	West, Tom	Los Altos	CA	11,900	189	7
131	Pechac, Jim	Phoenix	AZ	11,800	194	7
132	Brodie, Richard	Kirkland	WA	11,800	177	6
133	Jurgens, Tad	Phoenix	AZ	11,800	195	2
134	Bluman, Seth	New York	NY	11,800	176	3
135	Dylewski, Jakub	Vancouver	BC, Canada	11,600	194	6
136	Elizabeth, Shannon	Los Angeles	CA	11,600	189	3
137	Rodman, Blair	Las Vegas	NV	11,500	190	6
138	Niesert, Christoph	Berlin	Germany	11,500	183	5
139	Lauria, Bob	Norwich		11,400	184	2
140	Lewis, Robert	Miami Beach	FL	11,400	193	8
141	Catania, Ralph	Maywood	NJ	11,300	203	6
142	Gundrum, Trent	Fond Du Lac		11,300	202	6
143	Luske, Marcel	Almere Buiten	Netherlands	11,100	185	7
144	Simmons, Reginald	Tampa	FL	10,900	183	8
145	Delamare, Robert			10,700	190	8
146	Dyer, Greg	Minneapolis	MN	10,600	196	3
147	Johnson, Rollo	Aspen	CO	10,500	179	4
148	Stacy, Kevin	Corona	CA	10,500	184	6
149	Middleton, Kenneth	Corpus Christi	TX	10,400	187	2
150	Seber, Bill	Houston	TX	10,400	194	8
151	Krescanko, Mike	Scottsdale	AZ	10,300	194	5
152	Duncan, Art	Lake Zurich	IL	10,300	203	7
153	Selberis, Frank	Las Vegas	NV	10,200	197	3
154	Tsodikov, Rostislav	Daly City	CA	10,200	204	7
155	Gray, Brian	Coral Springs	FL	10,200	195	4
156	Reslock, Chris	Atlantic City	NJ	10,000	195	3
157	Schulman, Steven	Tucson	AZ	10,000	187	7
158	Schneyer, Dave	White Lake		9,800	184	8
159	Losey, Tony	Mission Viejo	CA	9,600	198	6
160	Weekley, Jonathan	Denver	CO	9,400	192	3
161	Fuentes, Carlos			9,300	200	6
162	Ng, Charlie	Las Vegas	NV	9,200	196	7
163	Bolnick, Joe	Los Angeles	CA	9,100	177	2
164	Bershad, Mark	New York	NY	8,900	188	3
165	Levine, Eric			8,700	193	3
166	Rich, Jordan	Portland	OR	8,600	183	1
167	Cobbe, Jessica	Seattle	WA	8,600	179	1
168	Pap, Edson	Boston	MA	8,300	188	8
169	Browne, Walter	Berkeley	CA	8,200	180	1
170	Repetti, John	Las Vegas	NV	8,200	191	5
171	Gurwitz, Harvey	Chatham	NJ	8,200	182	6
172	Comer, John	Canton	OH	8,200	178	1
173	Mallor, Ross	New York	NY	8,200	179	2
174	Haney, Kevin	Somerset	NJ	7,700	199	4
175	Costa, Peter	Las Vegas	NV	7,600	199	8
176	Heller, Adam	London	United Kingdom	7,500	200	3
177	Writer, Gavin	Castle Rock	CO	7,500	188	7
178	Mcclure, Raymond	Stratford	ON, Canada	7,300	188	1
179	Labandeira, Manuel	Long Beach	CA	7,300	197	6
180	Tonnellier, Ed	St. Albert	AB, Canada	7,200	195	7
181	Bari, Allen	West Orange	NJ	7,200	178	7
182	Leonidas, Toto	Los Angeles	CA	7,100	198	4
183	Diano, Steve	Las Vegas	NV	7,100	204	5
184	Kim, Allen	Los Angeles	CA	7,000	182	7
185	Oshiro, Kirk	Harbor City	CA	6,800	197	5
186	DePietro, Michael	Coxsackie	NY	6,700	181	7
187	Marco, Melioli	Reggio Emilia	Italty	6,700	186	6
188	Greenstein, Barry	San Jose	CA	6,400	178	4
189	Atkinson, Richard	Ponte Vedra	FL	6,300	200	5
190	Savage, Matt	Las Vegas	NV	6,200	200	2
191	Wilcox, Chris	Billings	MT	6,100	176	1
192	Valter, Farina		Italy	5,900	195	1
193	Evans, Paul	Mount Shasta	CA	5,900	198	5
194	Foehl, Charles	Santa Rosa	CA	5,500	180	2
195	Axel, Denny	Las Vegas	NV	5,300	191	3
196	Han, Kyung	Chicago	IL	5,200	197	4
197	Feldman, Peter	Las Vegas	NV	5,200	184	4
198	Gilbert, Zak	Reno	NV	5,000	195	5
199	Friedman, Eric	Silver Spring	MD	5,000	201	3
200	Bonyadi, Farzad	Los Angeles	CA	4,900	201	5
201	Grapenthien, Matt	Chicago	IL	4,800	198	3
202	Womack, John	Lauder Hill	FL	4,600	204	8
203	Baxter, Kathy	Laurel	MD	4,100	178	3
204	Thater, Katja	Hamburg	Germany	4,100	201	2
205	Snyder, Sean	San Diego	CA	4,000	202	8
206	Shevach, Raviv	Tel Aviv	Israel	3,700	203	8
207	Appleman, Mickey	Fort Lee	NJ	3,600	176	5
208	Comeau, Patrick	Salcha	AK	3,600	201	7
209	Balestrere, Jim	Kansas City	MO	3,600	183	7
210	Cordovez, Diego	Las Vegas	NV	3,500	191	8
211	Taylor, Esther	Las Vegas	NV	3,400	189	2
212	Kettner, Eric	Calgary	AB, Canada	3,300	198	8
213	Carone, Corey	Toledo	OH	3,300	193	7
214	Bartlog, Mark	Certaldo	Italty	3,200	190	1
215	Vartzar, Romik	Los Angeles	CA	3,100	181	5
216	Deacon, Rob	Bullhead City	AZ	2,000	183	4
217	Trevisanato, Marcandrea		Italy	1,800	180	4
218	Marin, Ray	Los Angeles	CA	1,200	189	6
219	Bluman, Seth	West Hills	CA	1,200	199	5
220	Zhu, Rich	Rowland Heights	CA	1,100	189	8

Monday, 15th of June 2009 03:00 AM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

Max Pescatori is out of today’s competition. He fell prey to the sheriff syndrome. Perhaps, he was looking to be all-in and all-out with his short stack, Pescatori called a bet on every street to the River, when he was all-in.
The hand of Stud 8 (or better) proceeded as follows:

Other Player:   Jc(bet) Kh(bet) 7h(bet) 4s(bet) 8c(bet)      8hXx
Pescatori:        Ac(call) 9h(call) 8s(call) Ks(call) Th(all-in) XxXx

Pescatori saw his opponent’s hand and mucked. Perhaps, tomorrow will be a better day for catching fish.

Greenstein played aggressively, the cards just didn’t fall his way. Barry bet on each street until the 7th, when it was bet to him and he reraised and was called.

Greenstein:       Kd(bet)    4c(bet)   Ac(bet)   Qs(bet)    Xx(raise)    XxXx
Other Player:    5s(call)     4d(call) Ad(call)   Kh(call) 7c(bet-call) 7sAs.

Barry lost to Aces-up on the River, hmm… that would be a good book title.

Play is over for tonight and play will reconvene tomorrow (technically today) at 2PM

Monday, 15th of June 2009 02:00 AM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

What is it about Limit poker that turns normally aggressive No Limit Hold’em players into calling stations? For ten minutes I walked around the Brasilia room and the constant theme was aggressive poker players just calling bets all across the room. I would like to commend Erick Lindgren and Anna Wroblewski for staying true to themselves and continuing to be the aggressor in their hands. Wroblewski was playing Stud 8 or better. She was raising every street until the last. Her door card was the 7

. She bet and picked up two callers. She bet 4th St. a 3

, same result. She bet 5th Q

and 6th St. A

and was called on both streets. So on 7th St. she was showing 7

. An all-in player was showing 5

and the one other player was showing Q

. “Wroblewski can dodge bullets, baby!” She suddenly slammed on the brakes and tossed her cards in the muck without having to see a bet. The all in player had trip Sixes, but fell a little short of the other player’s trip Kings. “You gotta know when to fold ’em … know when to run.!”

Erick Lindgren is still aggressive, even when he’s playing limit hold’em. Lindgren raised at every opportunity. The Flop came 8

. The Turn was the 9

and the River was the 2

. At the end of the hand Lindgren was aggressive, but disappointed, when he turned over his pocket Queens (Q

) and the other player turned over pocket Aces (A

). Had the other player been more aggressive and reraised, Lindgren probably would have lost a lot more chips.

Monday, 15th of June 2009 01:00 AM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

In a simple game of limit hold’em Marcel Luske found himself playing sheriff, as he called a bet each round. He called preflop and the Flop came 3

. It was bet to Luske and he called again. The Turn was the J

, rinse repeat. The 4

was the River card and Luske just turned his cards over (9h6h). It confused his opponent, he wasn’t quiet sure what was going on or what Luske had. The dealer explained Luske had a “four flush.” He had basically folded, when he showed his hand. The winner showed his A

to take the pot with just a pair of Threes. Limit is so different from No Limit. I suspect that and would have turned out very different were the players allowed to bet as much of their stack as they liked.

Chad Brown is often just referred to these days as Vanessa Russo’s fiancé, boy have times changed. Chad once played Caesar on television, but tonight he found himself playing sheriff in a game of Razz. He was calling instead of raising or folding. Brown was showing A

to his opponent’s 2

, where just for consistency’s sake, he again called a bet. Brown received a T

on 6th St. and his sole opponent an 8

. You can probably figure out what happened. That’s right Brown called another bet. Finally, on the River, Brown must have figured his hand was beaten as he folded to a River bet. I can only assume his opponent had A3 in the hole and Brown had big cards in his hole with no help on the River.

Player’s have taken a 20 minute break

Monday, 15th of June 2009 12:00 AM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

All the $1500 HORSE Tournament player are located in the Brasilia now. There are no stragglers left in the Miranda Room.

Paul Darden didn’t want to be left of the split club. He split a Stud Hi-Lo pot. Darden called all the way down to the river. His cards were T

XxXx against J

. Darden’s Kings-up took the high and his opponent’s Seven high qualified for the low. In a Hi-Lo game, sometimes after its all said and done, you just get your money back.

Mike Matusow and Justin Bonomo were involved in a Stud 8 game with two All-in players. Matusow was showing 9

, when he folded to a raise from Bonomo. The first all-in player showed 8

before mucking. The second all-in showed 2

TxXx. Bonomo scooped with 5

6x (a six high straight for the high and the low.)

Chris Ferguson is down to six chips and a chair: 3 gray (100) and 3 orange (1000).

Sunday, 14th of June 2009 11:00 PM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

In a town known for quickie marriages, there have been a ton of splits tonight in the $1500 HORSE Event.

The Omaha hi-lo board read 6

. Chris “Jesus” Ferguson called a bet and went to the Turn three handed. The Turn was the 9

. Three checks to the River. The River brought the 7

. Again, all three players checked. Ferguson showed A

and another player turned up 2

. Ferguson played for the high (Aces Up) and the other player qualified for the low (Seven high). Another Split pot tonight!

On the other side of the Miranda room Todd Brunson was playing Stud Hi. Brunson bet the whole way to 7th St. where he finally slowed down. He bet with a 6 door card, even though his opponent had an Ace door card showing. He bet again when he found an Ace on Fourth St. He even emphasized it by pointing to his Ace before betting. Brunson bet again when he paired his door card 6 on 5th St. His Opponent called each time. This is a limit game after all. Todd bet his Nine on the 6th St. Another call. Both players checked 7th St. The other players showed A 4 9 5 A 2xXx for a pair of Aces with one of his Aces being in hole. Thus, he never improved from his starting hand, but still beat an aggressive Brunson, who mucked at the end. His open cards were 6 A 6 9 .

Sunday, 14th of June 2009 10:00 PM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

David Williams is very active at his table, but in poker sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and some times you split the pot. Williams bet into his opponent on the river only to be called and share the wealth. He showed 7

XxXx. The other player showed T

. The game was Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo. Williams, perhaps was originally aiming for the low (hard to know without seeing his hole cards), wound up with the high with a pair of Sevens. The other players took the low with a Six high.

Half way through the hour players left on a 60 minute "dinner" break.

Sunday, 14th of June 2009 09:00 PM

(O'Keeya Singleton reporting)

This tournament is littered with famed poker talent. In the Miranda room are Ted Forest, Marco Traniello, Jennifer Harmon (Traniello), Annie Duke, David Williams, Jason Mercier, Barry Greenstein, and Tom McEvoy. If you walk around the Brasilia room, try not to be start struck by the likes of Chris “Jesus” Ferguson, Brock Parker, Dutch Boyd, Todd and Doyle Brunson, Robert Mizrachi, Mike Sexton, Shannon Elizabeth, Mike Matusow, Jason Bonomo, Gregg Raymer, Paul Darden, Eskimo Clark, and Chau Giang. A lot of WSOP jewelry is represented in this tournament. Tonight’s toughest table award goes to the table with Annie Duke, Jennifer Harman, and Erick Lindgren. Good luck to the other players at that table.

Jason Mercier is making himself known at his table by raising and reraising the action. Mercier is sitting at the same table as Jeff Lisandro. Mercier reraised on a 2

board and two caller followed to the Turn. The Turn was the 5

. Mercier bet 400, and again two callers. The River was the J

and again Mercier bet and the same two players called. The Pot was sliced and diced in a multitude of ways as the table was playing Omaha 8 or better. Mercier showed 3

. Another player showedA

3x and the third player had A

. All three players split the low with A2346. Mercier took the high with a pair of Sixes.

Sunday, 14th of June 2009 08:00 PM

(Dane Young reporting)

The players have returned from break and the official head count is 770, spread between the Miranda and Brasilia Rooms. More faces have been spotted, including Jimmy Fricke, Chris Ferguson, Todd Brunson, Jennifer Harman, and Phil Ivey and Marcel Luske straddling their dealer on table 163. Hopefully the action will pick up soon and we can bring you some poker news.

Sunday, 14th of June 2009 07:00 PM

(Dane Young reporting)

Some players are confused about what game they are in, despite the red card next to the dealer that notes the current game. More discouragingly, Some dealers are also clueless. One dealer was seen shipping a pot to a player because she didnt realize they were playing a split game.

In more normal rules, Mike Matusow is talking neighbor Justin Bonomo's ear off, oblivious to the fact that Bonomo has his headphones in.

Play is on pause for a break, but will return in 20 minutes.

Sunday, 14th of June 2009 06:00 PM

(Dane Young reporting)

This low buy-in H.O.R.S.E event has picked up a large field thanks to the recent popularization of mixed games. Not many people can afford to play the $50,000 version of this tournament, but $1,500 is up over 700 players' alleys.

The going is slow early on, but there are a lot of big names in the field. Greg "Fossilman" Raymer, Daniel Negreanu, Ivan Demidov, David Pham, Mike "The Mouth" Matusow and Gavin Griffin are just a sampling of who's who in the Brasilia Room.

Time to get back up on that H.O.R.S.E... Event 31 is a player's chance to get in some practice for the $50,000 event yet to come at the '09 WSOP. Many will find this event a more affordable option and will come out to play. In 2008 James Schaaf parlayed some good luck and solid play into a $256,412 payday and a WSOP bracelet. He had to beat 802 other entrants in the process. Who will ride this H.O.R.S.E. to the finish line? Post time is 5 p.m. PDT and Poker Pages will be there to call all the LIVE action.

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