Thanks. This link can go in there: Link - It's the spreadsheet with results.

what about Dan Idema? that guy is everywhere!

True that. Two teams actually had him on their squads--schrutebux and _foo_

Im not sure there is anyone still alive on anyone's card in ev 11 (1.5K PLO)

may watch the stream tonight - 7 card stud - since I'll be hoping to fade Eugene Katchalov and Jeffrey Lissandro, I'll be rooting for guys named Huu Vinh and Mark Dickstein...

...certain this will be my first time cheering for a Dickstein

I was going to pick Layne Flack, but I got drunk and forgot.

so did he

*rimshot*

did you read about the Hellmuth bustout in ev 15???!!!???

sounds like an all time Hellmuth classic!!

...one for you Adam :P


btw - there's been a Shawn Buchanan sighting - and none too soon

Well-played, sir.

Points updated. Players with <23 points aren't listed, but I'll ask Kevmath about them

Bit confused. On the first sheet, my team has a lot more points than they do on the second.

I updated the rankings page so your #'s should concur now, JohnBoy.

Hi,

Been away for a while. Just checked the spreadsheet and my team does not seem to be included. May I ask why? The team is listed in one of the lists of the original 57 entrants (gambling monkeys) but I can't see it on the spreadsheet. I shipped my money and got a reply saying I was in.

No panic for everyone that I'm any threat to win btw. I have noticed little impact from any of my picks so far...

Sorry about that. I'll get you in.

anyone got any ideas which is worth more points? Ivey's 2nd or Hellmuth's 1st?

Using Bluff 2012 WSOP Player of the Year Formula, Ivey gets 204.75 and Hellmuth gets 187.5

WSOP Event #17: $10,000 - 179 Entries - Phil Ivey finished 2nd

WSOP Event #18: $2,500 - 309 Entries - Phil Hellmuth finished 1st