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ME pays 666th or better this year:Nope, I don't believe he cashed in this event. He did cash in another though.He made money though right.This is why I say the main event has to be the hardest tourney to win. Lots of donkeys just fishing and more times than not when you go head to head with them at some point they are going to catch some crap.Sometimes you run into a monster vs a bigger stack. Coulda been oversetted... hard to see that coming. Coulda been drawn out on. Who knows. definitely interested in hearing how it went down though. Glllll Assani. Sorry GB.
Six figure payouts start at 72nd or better.AF cashed in this one:
4th largest stack at his table:(sorted by stack)Guillaume Humbert SE 178900John Apostolidis DANDENONG, , AU 156500Ajay Gnanasambanthan PHOENIX, AZ, US 145900Assani Fisher NYACK, NY, US 139200Brian Nadell VAN NUYS, CA, US 109900Cobi Cobian INDIANAPOLIS, IN, US 83500Karen Sarkisyan MOSCOW, , RU 56700Lukas Nemec CZ 34000Lasse Aastad Kjos Leira, , NO 17800
It would be a remarkable coincidence if Assani had the same exact chip count (139.2K) as he had two days ago.
2C played yesterday, he didn't playI believe he is part of 2A/2B, his last tweet:
Day 3 starts at Noon PT (in an hour and a half)
Already regretting typing this but why does your post have Brazil after everyones name?
I believe that is the room he is in, table 77, seat 3Already regretting typing this but why does your post have Brazil after everyones name?
I believe that is the room he is in, table 77, seat 3Already regretting typing this but why does your post have Brazil after everyones name?
I figured out the table and seat but could not figure that one out
It is confusing - he's not listed on the chip counts page at WSOP.com, BUT he is on the PDF in another section of the site that lists everyone's Day 3 starting count.http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/12161%5C2012_WSOP_EV61_DAY%203%20START%20LIST%20BY%20CHIPS.pdf510th place.So he didn't bust out yet?
He's still alive, has not started yet, he posted his seat assignment on FB about 30 minutes ago. There's tons of bad chip counts out there, don't trust them.It is confusing - he's not listed on the chip counts page at WSOP.com, BUT he is on the PDF in another section of the site that lists everyone's Day 3 starting count.http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/12161%5C2012_WSOP_EV61_DAY%203%20START%20LIST%20BY%20CHIPS.pdf510th place.So he didn't bust out yet?
He confirmed on FB less than an hour ago..."wsop.com showing that my table is only 5-handed today....they probably forgot to add on the people from day 2c though. Regardless, I start the day with 139.2K which is a little bit above average."
Agreed there are a lot of sites with bad/old chip counts, but to have the guy busting out when he didn't even play is pretty bad.www.pokernews.com was the site I grabbed the bogus bustout from.Bubble day has to be the worst one to get through - play tight, and you'll bleed out.He's still alive, has not started yet, he posted his seat assignment on FB about 30 minutes ago. There's tons of bad chip counts out there, don't trust them.It is confusing - he's not listed on the chip counts page at WSOP.com, BUT he is on the PDF in another section of the site that lists everyone's Day 3 starting count.http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/12161%5C2012_WSOP_EV61_DAY%203%20START%20LIST%20BY%20CHIPS.pdf510th place.So he didn't bust out yet?
Oof. He just had no fold equity at all there. That's some obviously bad pokerin'.
Not related to Assani. Some one just basically handed their stack to Galfond. We caught up with the action on the flop, with Phil Galfond heads up with Surapaneni Ramanadharao. The flop read 2d, 8s, 4s , and while there was only about 4,000 in the pot preflop, the two were in the middle of a raising war when we arrived. Galfond had a bet of 8,400, but he was the one making a decision, as Ramanadharao had a bet of 16,800 in front of him.
There are a lot of goofballs who enter the ME.
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chipcounts.asp?grid=887&tid=12161Use the pull down menu to cycle through the various day 1's'eoMMan said:
I hope Yang makes it again. He made for a very interesting final table.
Should have raised on the flop and/or turn IMO.
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Sweeeeet. Get on it, Pots must have started getting a little Icy.
= icy pots
Still hanging - 419th place, 720 left, 666 is the bubble.
Would be awesome.
I've quit watching poker on TV as interest waned after they took the online stuff away. But I'd watch to see Assani play. Would be nice to have a rooting interest for once.
