Shannon ended up with 26 :

http://www.shannonshorr.com/blog/ont....html#readmore

Partly because he thought I was playing with his balls, when of course I wasn't :-)

I played with the seat 3 at EPT San Remo, he seems to be big deal back home because of the EPT final tables but he played incredibly tight and than probably got bored and blew his stack on stupid bluff, looks like you will get some free blinds there. GL

ty and fml

Busto in last level of the day. Got AA for the first time in 2 days and snap-called a flop c/r from a flush draw that got there. Monkey tilt, as I nursed a short stack all day(see below) and this pot would have put me at 55k.

Played with Bobbofitos all day and he was shorter than I was at dinner and then he got BOOMswitched, including a hand where he raised with Q8, flopped Q-Q-8, and some dude shoved like 60k over his lead bet with AK !?!?

Also- I have a very good chance to look like a prick on ESPN:

"I Won?" - Jack Ury Doubles Up
Jack Ury is all in after a flop of 766 with 77 against his opponent's 76 .

The board ran out allowing Ury to double up with the bigger full house.

Seemingly not able to fully read all the cards on board, Ury seems surprised as the pot was pushed his way. "Oh, I won?" Ury said, as the table erupts into laughter and a loud ovation.


I raise to 1100 in MP with 76hh. Ury can't really follow the action very well, and he throws out 4 black chips, attempting to call. He is then told (loudly, and several times) that I had raised. He then says "well, I'll just go all in then"- He's then told he can't do that. So we see the flop, I flop a boat and I kind of feel bad that I'm gonna be the one to knock him out of the tourney. He leads out 1000, then I sort of kid with him "Hey Jack- lets just get it all in- you wanted to go all in, right?" And I shove. He calls. I turn my hand over. The table starts mumbling about how I'm the bad guy, etc. Jack mutters something like "I think your in trouble" and tables 77. I slump in my seat, table is shocked, and he doesn't really even know wtf is going on.

lollllllll

hahaha crazy

I'm so ready to wake up and crush.

So Greg Raymer and George Costanza's chipcounts haven't moved all day -- I guess they're sequestered as the featured table?

Anyone have any Costanza updates? Is this finally the summer of George?

wow ****ing hof

fyl

Jason up to 118k last I heard. ^^

Wes out though. )-:

is that jason lademan you're referring to?

Obviously since I make this joke, Gobboboy decides to eliminate me from the main event.

But we are making weightloss prop, so I will get my maneys back!

Hmm so this guy is the chipleader?

http://www.gambling911.com/gambling-...ft-030509.html

Sorry duder.

where do you guys see who is on your day 2 table

They added a zero to his chip count, there was an NVG thread about it, he only had 13kish.

ya its Jason Lademan
I have 130800 now coming out of today

97.3k to end day 2a. Had ridic roller coaster day, was down to under 10k at one point. My second day 3 in vegas weeee

http://www.pokernews.com/wsop/2009/event-57/day2a/

1,476 players walked into the Amazon Room at noon today and only 630 of them survived to walk out again more than 12 hours later. In between, we saw some huge stacks develop and some big names slip out the door earlier than they'd like.

On the positive side of the ledger, Eric Cloutier ended the day with the big stack at 384,000. Seven other players also broke the 300,000 mark, including Ed Perry, Brandon Demes and Greg "FBT" Mueller.

lol I was seat 9, I really hope the camera didnt catch us laughing, sucks you busted that table was pretty good besides bobo ,so annoying having no chips/cards at fishy table

started w/ 27k won pot w/ AA v KJ and had 60k then chipped up to 80k at end of night with the following hand.

raymer opens UTG for 2.5k and he's been playing ridic LAG all day. i been trying to stay out of his way most of day and picking on everyone else including jason alexander. anyway i flat in the CO i think w/ AsJh. everyone else folds. flop Qd6dQx. raymer bets like 4k or something and i call. i felt pretty confident he'd bet this flop like 100% of the time and the turn is an offsuit 3 i think. he checks, i check. riv is the 8d. he bets 8k, and i tank a bit before calling. he raps table. 80,200 to end day!

amazingly i never called jason alexander george all day despite almost doing it like three times. super nice fellow. and oh, ship me the god damn TV time/FTP patch $. i'm sure running good this week.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...3&postcount=94

Attention Media:

We deeply regret the following error. It turns out the chip leader from Day 1A [Eric Cloutier] has been verified to have 15,075 chips, NOT 150,750 as has been reported by us. We apologize for this unfortunate error. We take full responsibility. As such, Cloutier should be replaced as the current chip leader with BRANDON DEMES, who finished Day 1B with a verified 137,075 in chips.

Thank you.

*shrug*

you're awesome.

Stephen Lott (I'm assuming is Steve Lott) is an old school Texas gambler, FT'd the WSOP the year Hellmuth won I believe. Ciaffone wrote in one of his books that he's super aggro and murderous shorthanded.