2017 Wsop Updates
2021年7月13日Register here: http://gg.gg/veajy
While the Main Event Day 1c is just about to get underway, the majority of events are already in the books. The 2017 WSOP kicked off May 31 with the $565 Employees Event and $10,000. Bryan Hollis is the winner of Event #1: $565 Casino Employees No-Limit Hold’em, defeating Chris Solomon in just 25 short hands of heads-up play. Hollis earned himself the first gold bracelet of the 2017 World Series of Poker, along with a first-place prize of $68,817. 2017 WSOP Main Event Day 1 ABC has been completed, with all three starting flights done and dusted we now have some stats of the playing field size and prize pool. A total of 7,221 players registered for the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event generating a prize pool of $67,877,400 with $8,150,000 for first place. Oct 02, 2017 2017 WSOP Circuit Live Updates. 2017 WSOP Circuit Live Updates. High Roller: Results So Far. October 2, 2017 @ 11:19PM by Mickey Doft. Remaining Payouts: 1st – $111,719. Early in the 2017 WSOP, many of the bracelet winners were repeat champions. From Event 3 to Event 15, 10 out of the 13 winners already had hardware in their jewelry case.2017 Wsop Updates 2019
Action has started extremely slowly here at King’s Casino. Only a handful of tables are even dealing as the 120-odd players who are registered for Day 1b are spread between a multitude of tables as more entries slowly trickle in.
While there’s little to watch early from a poker sense, we thought we’d take a look at the World Series of Poker Player of the Year standings heading into the very last points event f the year. It was a hot topic heading into WSOP Europe, with the much-maligned Chris Ferguson leading the way after a strong WSOP that saw him rack up a highly impressive 17 cashes, including two final tables that both saw him place top-four in $10,000 Championship events. 2017 Wsop Updates Results
Of course, Ferguson only solidified his standing here at King’s. He tacked on six more cashes, the most recent of which resulted in his sixth bracelet win, coming in the $1,500 PLO8 event.
While Ferguson has showed up and showed out, making headlines along the way, he isn’t out of the woods just yet.
John Racener, Ryan Hughes, Mike Leah and Alex Foxen are four of the next five players in the standings. All four made the journey here to Rozvadov. While the latter two appear to be too far behind to make up necessary ground, Racener and Hughes appear to be drawing live still.
Currently, Racener is 136 points back of Ferguson. Hughes has more ground to make up at 184 points.
Using the handy calculator the WSOP has provided to make a rough guess of Player of the Year points, it looks like a min-cash here in the Main Event will be worth approximately 50 points. Since the winner here is guaranteed €1 million, we can have a good idea that first place will award about 230 points.
Given that, even a min-cash for Ferguson here would likely cement him the banner. Hughes would surely need a final table run and likely a brick from Ferguson. Racener has a little more room to make his pass, but he needs a very strong result as well, especially if Ferguson were to cash.
One ultra-long shot: Kenny Hallaert. He made the final table of the High Roller for One Drop here in Rozvadov, albeit with just a handful of big blinds. If he were to somehow win that, and then win the Main Event, and Ferguson were to miss cashing here in the Main, Hallaert would appear likely to move past the six-time bracelet winner. Check with your bookie to see what odds you can get on that parlay. For fun only of course — we at PokerNews do not endorse unregulated gambling.
Here’s a look at the top 10 standings:PlacePlayerPoints1Chris Ferguson1,178.532John Racener1,042.043Ryan Hughes994.324John Monnette865.215Mike Leah849.166Alex Foxen833.457Dario Sammartino775.898Ray Henson768.499Ben Yu766.4910Kenny Hallaert742.382017 Wsop Updates Update
And here’s a look at the history of the WSOP POY honors:2017 Wsop ResultsYearWinnerBracelets WonFinal Tables2004Daniel Negreanu152005Allen Cunningham142006Jeff Madsen242007Tom Schneider232008Erick Lindgren132009Jeff Lisandro342010Frank Kassela232011Ben Lamb142012Greg Merson222013Daniel Negreanu242014George Danzer352015Mike Gorodinsky132016Jason Mercier24
Register here: http://gg.gg/veajy
https://diarynote.indered.space
While the Main Event Day 1c is just about to get underway, the majority of events are already in the books. The 2017 WSOP kicked off May 31 with the $565 Employees Event and $10,000. Bryan Hollis is the winner of Event #1: $565 Casino Employees No-Limit Hold’em, defeating Chris Solomon in just 25 short hands of heads-up play. Hollis earned himself the first gold bracelet of the 2017 World Series of Poker, along with a first-place prize of $68,817. 2017 WSOP Main Event Day 1 ABC has been completed, with all three starting flights done and dusted we now have some stats of the playing field size and prize pool. A total of 7,221 players registered for the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event generating a prize pool of $67,877,400 with $8,150,000 for first place. Oct 02, 2017 2017 WSOP Circuit Live Updates. 2017 WSOP Circuit Live Updates. High Roller: Results So Far. October 2, 2017 @ 11:19PM by Mickey Doft. Remaining Payouts: 1st – $111,719. Early in the 2017 WSOP, many of the bracelet winners were repeat champions. From Event 3 to Event 15, 10 out of the 13 winners already had hardware in their jewelry case.2017 Wsop Updates 2019
Action has started extremely slowly here at King’s Casino. Only a handful of tables are even dealing as the 120-odd players who are registered for Day 1b are spread between a multitude of tables as more entries slowly trickle in.
While there’s little to watch early from a poker sense, we thought we’d take a look at the World Series of Poker Player of the Year standings heading into the very last points event f the year. It was a hot topic heading into WSOP Europe, with the much-maligned Chris Ferguson leading the way after a strong WSOP that saw him rack up a highly impressive 17 cashes, including two final tables that both saw him place top-four in $10,000 Championship events. 2017 Wsop Updates Results
Of course, Ferguson only solidified his standing here at King’s. He tacked on six more cashes, the most recent of which resulted in his sixth bracelet win, coming in the $1,500 PLO8 event.
While Ferguson has showed up and showed out, making headlines along the way, he isn’t out of the woods just yet.
John Racener, Ryan Hughes, Mike Leah and Alex Foxen are four of the next five players in the standings. All four made the journey here to Rozvadov. While the latter two appear to be too far behind to make up necessary ground, Racener and Hughes appear to be drawing live still.
Currently, Racener is 136 points back of Ferguson. Hughes has more ground to make up at 184 points.
Using the handy calculator the WSOP has provided to make a rough guess of Player of the Year points, it looks like a min-cash here in the Main Event will be worth approximately 50 points. Since the winner here is guaranteed €1 million, we can have a good idea that first place will award about 230 points.
Given that, even a min-cash for Ferguson here would likely cement him the banner. Hughes would surely need a final table run and likely a brick from Ferguson. Racener has a little more room to make his pass, but he needs a very strong result as well, especially if Ferguson were to cash.
One ultra-long shot: Kenny Hallaert. He made the final table of the High Roller for One Drop here in Rozvadov, albeit with just a handful of big blinds. If he were to somehow win that, and then win the Main Event, and Ferguson were to miss cashing here in the Main, Hallaert would appear likely to move past the six-time bracelet winner. Check with your bookie to see what odds you can get on that parlay. For fun only of course — we at PokerNews do not endorse unregulated gambling.
Here’s a look at the top 10 standings:PlacePlayerPoints1Chris Ferguson1,178.532John Racener1,042.043Ryan Hughes994.324John Monnette865.215Mike Leah849.166Alex Foxen833.457Dario Sammartino775.898Ray Henson768.499Ben Yu766.4910Kenny Hallaert742.382017 Wsop Updates Update
And here’s a look at the history of the WSOP POY honors:2017 Wsop ResultsYearWinnerBracelets WonFinal Tables2004Daniel Negreanu152005Allen Cunningham142006Jeff Madsen242007Tom Schneider232008Erick Lindgren132009Jeff Lisandro342010Frank Kassela232011Ben Lamb142012Greg Merson222013Daniel Negreanu242014George Danzer352015Mike Gorodinsky132016Jason Mercier24
Register here: http://gg.gg/veajy
https://diarynote.indered.space
コメント