WSOP Rail Thread

[Garth Kay]

WSOP Main Event Update:

All our 888PL players have made it through to Day 2 with the following Chip Counts:

James Allchin - 43,225
...Jeff Fenech - 36,150
Eddie Kane - 28,625
Tracy Walsh - 23,000

Good Luck guys on Day 2 and I am sure this will be one hell og an experience for you all!

Rail the action on Poker News guys!

[Scotty]

LOL, 'this' made me laugh quite hard

[bennymacca]

awesome way of arranging the cards out

[bennymacca]

lol this is in the first level

Cornflakes & RedBull
Posted 4 hours 51 minutes ago by snoopy1239

It would appear as though the players in the orange section had RedBull on their Cornflakes this morning, as danafish responds to our second "All-in and a call" of the day.

As she left, Paul Jackson approached from the feature table and reported with a raised eyebrow: "This guy just check-called 15,000 on the river with king high. Other guy had a full house."

Early signs suggest that players are trying to become the 2010 WSOP Champion on Day 1d.

[Scotty]

Ivey was up over 60K, but seems to have dropped down to >30K just before the break. Can't see any report on it though.

[Scotty]

And I am now rooting for Trishelle Cannatella.

[bennymacca]

jack ury is 97 years old and has played the main event for each of the last 4 years.

if i get to 97, my only hope is that i can still go number twos without crapping myself.

awesome effort by this bloke





also, does this remind you of the 888pl grand final?


Not a Phan of Postflop Play
Posted 4 hours 19 minutes ago by Shamus

Saw a hand just now involving John "The Razor" Phan in which the table had folded around to Phan in the small blind who raised to 525. His opponent in the big blind then promptly shoved all in for his stack of about 30,000.

"Huh?" said Phan with an incredulous look. "Just like that, huh?"

Phan let it go, preserving his 30,000.

[pundies]

7319 runners.

Nearly 1000 more than last year.


Gogogogogogo Stacey Nutini. Brought her A game to the WSOP today

[bennymacca]

will be interesting to see how he goes

There is a lumberjack in the field trying to shoot the moon again. 2010 Main Event runner-up Darvin Moon is seated at the main feature table. Moon was railing a friend yesterday when a fan asked him if he was the player they had seen on TV. Humble as always, Moon described himself not as a player, but rather just another spectator.

[muzzington]

I think he was down to sub-20k before.