I'm only posting to bitch
I had 14k at 150/300 when I got limp shoved (for the second hand in a row) by 99 and my AKdd did not get there
Then I lost 5k at 200/400 with AA < 99 AIPF
Then I shoved my last 4500 over a raise with AK and lost to KQ

bustoed at the 50/100 lvl...got allin against AK and QQ with AA, obv finish 3rd in the hand. Think zeejustin was at my table too. lol donkaments.

I'll join in. I get all in AcQh vs. AhQc. Three hearts on the flop, and I'm drawing dead on the turn. I had an insane rush of preflop hands in the first two levels and got nothing out of it. 2x AA, 2x KK, 3x AK, 2x AQ, 99, 2x KQ, a couple smaller pairs. Only one of them was even a meaningful pot, and I had to lay down KK on the river, when I know some limp-calling idiot makes his flush.

I just played really bad on 2 hours of sleep, then thought 1500 chips was a lot less than it was to bust 30 minutes into level 1 making a braindead ****** shove with 99 over a super idiots open utg. (he folded his ak though, button didnt want to fold his qq unfortunately) Probably the most embarassing thing I've ever done since I farted in third grade next to a girl I had a crush on.

felt a little under the weather, didn't register, feel extremely good about this decision

1st wsop event ever. Rizen at my table. Asian guy makes it 150 UTG+1 early. I call with 88, rizen calls on button. Flop 8 9 10 W 2 spades. UTG+1 checks i bet 500, rizen folds, asian calls. Turn J clubs asian leads for 1k. I think for 3 min. and fold as I don't see how he has a Q but I also don't see how he's bluffing here. Later he told me he had kq spades so right move i guess. Card dead for 5 hours after that and I'm busto. 1500 well spent.

WSOP superstar Doug Lee is still in with 28kish, he FT'ed the main event a couple years ago or something, I think hes a super nit

i got the 40k in this. SHIP THE MIN CASH IMMMMMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

also where the hell do i get table draws from?

1st ever WSOP event... and I got slowrolled by Men the ****ing Master

Haven't seen any table draws yet for the $1,500. Hopefully within the next half hour or so.

I blew up.

Chips/seats for day 2 from Pokernews:

(Table 6)
Seat 1: Steven Pilc – 31,600
Seat 2: Michael Herrera – 23,200
Seat 3: Jason Smith – 90,300
Seat 4: Michael LaBonte – 17,100
Seat 6: Steve Karp – 14,700
Seat 7: Neil Channing – 20,700
Seat 8: Allan Bieler – 49,100
Seat 9: Steven Josephsen – 10,000

(Table 7)
Seat 1: Magnus Persson – 76,500
Seat 2: Mike Bavonese – 10,200
Seat 3: Phillip Van Kuiken – 25,400
Seat 4: Michael Roth – 11,000
Seat 5: Michael Krueger – 57,500
Seat 7: Christopher Howard – 21,300
Seat 8: Gregg Silverstein – 17,100
Seat 9: Joseph Chee – 69,100

(Table 8)
Seat 1: Tyron Krost – 17,100
Seat 2: V Pinnamaneni – 24,000
Seat 3: Dwayne Heide – 40,100
Seat 4: Joe Pelton – 40,800
Seat 5: Robert Kalb – 31,700
Seat 6: Chris Viox – 51,900
Seat 7: Alejandro Mange – 27,500
Seat 8: Tim Wiegand – 37,700
Seat 9: Carlos Fernandez – 59,500

(Table 9)
Seat 1: Alexandre Schwab – 34,900
Seat 2: Patrick Enright – 11,500
Seat 3: Scott Shafer – 13,400
Seat 4: David Pham – 76,200
Seat 5: Joshua Pollock – 40,100
Seat 6: Daniel Spear – 9,900
Seat 7: Jan Tapken – 44,100
Seat 8: David Bass – 25,000
Seat 9: Andy Garza – 61,500

(Table 10)
Seat 1: Simon Persson – 43,200
Seat 2: Nicholas Hill – 9,100
Seat 3: Julien Pouchain – 64,100
Seat 4: Joseph James – 9,600
Seat 5: Greg Alexander – 134,700
Seat 6: Sourd Gilles – 15,600
Seat 7: Karan Radia – 42,100
Seat 8: Matt Heintschel – 41,600
Seat 9: Delmer Helvie – 4,600

(Table 11)
Seat 1: Tim Croston – 10,700
Seat 2: Patrick Ricci – 28,800
Seat 3: Tingjian Xiang – 13,200
Seat 4: Kevin Dwyer – 63,700
Seat 5: Greg Mueller – 131,700
Seat 6: Benjamin Gilbert – 25,900
Seat 7: Badei Khoury – 39,200
Seat 8: Larry Marshall – 28,400
Seat 9: Ross Derrod – 14,600

(Table 12)
Seat 1: Michael Capobianco -- did not report
Seat 2: Tony O'Hagan – 11,900
Seat 3: Ian Nelson – 21,100
Seat 4: Mark Sloane – 23,500
Seat 5: JC Tran – 92,600
Seat 6: Peter Hansson – 32,500
Seat 7: Mike Racich – 13,200
Seat 8: Steven Goosen – 43,800
Seat 9: JianHuan Chen – 32,200

(Table 13)
Seat 1: Bill Shalhoob – 35,900
Seat 2: Sherif Zaher – 64,100
Seat 3: Anderson Silva – 22,000
Seat 4: Hevad Khan – 58,800
Seat 5: Chris Polster – 21,700
Seat 6: Vaughn Willanger – 22,000
Seat 7: Jun Yan – 33,200
Seat 8: Adrian Ridner – 17,100
Seat 9: Talal Shakerchi – 53,200

(Table 14)
Seat 1: Giovanni Nervo – 38,100
Seat 2: Brandon Gerstein – 36,600
Seat 3: Mike Trivisonno – 31,500
Seat 4: Gregg Merkow – 109,900
Seat 5: Greg Wagner – 24,000
Seat 6: Jeffrey Kent – 27,300
Seat 7: Keith Johnson – 22,400
Seat 8: Steve Pierce – 19,700
Seat 9: Jeff Bragalone – 51,700

(Table 15)
Seat 1: Paul Nobles – 45,600
Seat 2: Jeffrey Charlton – 55,000
Seat 3: Russell Davies – 22,100
Seat 4: Nancy Tyner – 50,200
Seat 5: Walter Hunt – 15,800
Seat 6: James Forsythe – 16,700
Seat 7: Trieu Hong – 50,000
Seat 8: Paul Kim – 78,300
Seat 9: Robert Karr – 61,700

(Table 16)
Seat 1: Taylor Douglas – 88,300
Seat 2: Ricardo Cubas – 44,600
Seat 3: Kashif Aleem – 46,800
Seat 4: Chris Skoldberg – 45,000
Seat 5: Eric Newsham – 29,300
Seat 6: Josh Richardson – 16,900
Seat 8: John Green – 30,400
Seat 9: Matt Matros – 113,600
Seat 9: Jeremy Armstrong – 10,700

(Table 17)
Seat 1: Brad Anderson – 42,100
Seat 2: Shane Pacheco – 22,300
Seat 3: Matt Berkey – 26,500
Seat 4: Chad Boehnke – 4,200
Seat 5: David Taylor – 17,500
Seat 6: Micah Raskin – 175,200
Seat 7: Jody Mitchell – 41,400
Seat 8: Parviz Razavian – 89,200
Seat 9: Paul Balzano – 26,400

(Table 18)
Seat 1: Silvio Formica – 7,500
Seat 2: Warren Watson – 15,400
Seat 3: Chris Torina – 33,700
Seat 4: Augusto Cavazzini – 11,500
Seat 5: Lander Aleman – 36,500
Seat 6: David Chicotsky – 19,500
Seat 7: Kenneth Duggan – 17,700
Seat 8: Paul Losino – 32,100
Seat 9: Daniel Cole – 22,600

(Table 19)
Seat 1: Michael Lam – 4,850
Seat 2: Kekoa Ynigues – 57,200
Seat 3: Karen Manfrede – 26,800
Seat 4: Brian Friesen – 32,300
Seat 5: Paul Kershaw – 22,300
Seat 6: Jack Sumner – 21,200
Seat 7: Brennan Benglis – 16,500
Seat 8: Emanuel Seal – 24,600
Seat 9: Ayaz Mahmood – 8,800

(Table 20)
Seat 1: Andrew Teng – 41,700
Seat 2: Mark Rubin – 63,400
Seat 3: Todd Lundwall – 64,400
Seat 4: Dale Cebula – 5,800
Seat 5: Tye Johnson – 13,100
Seat 6: Andrew Fields – 10,800
Seat 7: Ilya Ochakovsky – 17,700
Seat 8: Erik Aiken – 27,400
Seat 9: Theos Rippis – 18,800

(Table 21)
Seat 1: Jorge Rodriguez – 38,100
Seat 2: Mitchell Siegel – 11,900
Seat 3: Adam Hudson – 21,900
Seat 4: John Sarkisian – 22,200
Seat 5: Kevin Brown – 12,400
Seat 6: Kristy Gazes – 30,000
Seat 7: Neil Deutsch – 5,000
Seat 8: Dung Nguyen – 61,800
Seat 9: Erik Dahl – 2,400

(Table 22)
Seat 1: Lee Salem – 21,000
Seat 2: Tom McCormick – 48,800
Seat 3: Jeffrey Bajalieh – 46,100
Seat 4: Alexander Case – 97,300
Seat 5: Andy Black – 60,700
Seat 6: Manelic Minaya – 127,300
Seat 7: Tim Krauswkopf – 33,700
Seat 8: Gene Bauerlein – 17,800
Seat 9: Yury Kobtsev – 81,600

(Table 23)
Seat 1: Bradford Jenson – 47,500
Seat 2: Declan Meagher – 36,000
Seat 3: Rick Ribble Jr – 25,900
Seat 4: Dong Deng – 47,400
Seat 5: Jon Friedberg – 42,400
Seat 6: Cameron Wiley – 71,100
Seat 7: Peter Nguyen – 60,500
Seat 8: Chad Siu – 15,500
Seat 9: David Tran – 40,600

(Table 24)
Seat 1: Nick Leupold – 38,700
Seat 2: Jeffrey Cohen – 32,700
Seat 3: Van Nguyen – 35,100
Seat 4: Jeremiah DeGreef – 82,000
Seat 5: Antoon Kleijnen – 13,400
Seat 6: Paul Harper – 15,100
Seat 7: Matthew Alexander – 34,800
Seat 8: Brian Cousineau – 49,300
Seat 9: Frank Nichols – 88,500

(Table 25)
Seat 1: Michael Katz – 67,300
Seat 2: Raymond Bonavida – 14,700
Seat 3: Young Phan – 140,000
Seat 4: Savvas Zenonos – 21,800
Seat 5: Thomas Matt Culberson – 44,000
Seat 6: Eiji Matsumura – 15,500
Seat 7: Keith Wintermans – 64,800
Seat 8: Randy Abraham – 32,500
Seat 9: Jon Gumapas – 24,700

(Table 26)
Seat 1: Jerry Reed – 26,000
Seat 2: Robert Vecchio – 48,300
Seat 3: Christoph Kohnen – 52,800
Seat 4: Stan Jablonski – 27,600
Seat 5: John Conroy – 35,500
Seat 6: Richard Schwartz – 20,000
Seat 7: Gunter Wagner – 2,200
Seat 8: Fergal Nealon – 25,700
Seat 9: Phil Hall – 3,300

(Table 27)
Seat 1: Jason Moungey – 49,500
Seat 2: Rasmus Nielsen – 110,600
Seat 3: Vivek Rajkumar – 20,700
Seat 4: Gabriel Alarie – 59,100
Seat 5: Jesper Hoog – 28,400
Seat 6: Jesus Acosta – 19,400
Seat 7: Mike Allis – 65,600
Seat 8: Kevin Nathan – 45,300
Seat 9: Jared Okun – 21,000

(Table 28)
Seat 1: Steven Schaet – 72,800
Seat 2: Michael Rausa – 66,700
Seat 3: Dominik Degott – 11,900
Seat 4: Robert Karr – 42,600
Seat 5: Kirby Brewer – 24,500
Seat 6: John Murphy – 29,000
Seat 7: Gerald Lauderman – 18,800
Seat 8: Tuan Vu – 34,800
Seat 9: Douglas Kim – 28,200

(Table 29)
Seat 1: Wayne Lovelady – 34,100
Seat 2: Christopher Drake – 59,900
Seat 3: Logan Raskin – 30,000
Seat 4: Gerry Kane – 18,600
Seat 5: Brett Switzer – 88,000
Seat 6: Stephen Plache – 20,700
Seat 7: Men Nguyen – 41,600
Seat 8: Galeno Suarez – 19,500
Seat 9: Sean Deacon – 13,,900

82k going into day 2, played with technologic for a while. He seems loose/crazy and kept 3 betting me with drawing hands like AK . I also got to play with Victor Ramdin for a little while, he made some "interesting" plays... His bustout hand was pretty awesome. He's berating this guy for open shipping with like 12 bbs with 88 and says "I don't know how you can just go all in like that" Guy replies, "Like this..." and ships 14 bbs. Victor does the hellmuth insta all in knocking his stack over and loses KK<TT, justice imo.


LOL money bubble hand:

I have ~50k at 600/1200/100 and open to 3500 utg with KK. SB with around 30k flats then open ships the K88 flop with AK. GG him 272nd with 270 paying.

(Table 19)
Seat 1: Michael Lam – 4,850
Seat 2: Kekoa Ynigues – 57,200
Seat 3: Karen Manfrede – 26,800
Seat 4: Brian Friesen – 32,300
Seat 5: Paul Kershaw – 22,300
Seat 6: Jack Sumner – 21,200
Seat 7: Brennan Benglis – 16,500
Seat 8: Emanuel Seal – 24,600
Seat 9: Ayaz Mahmood – 8,800

Anyone know anything about anyone at this table?