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2010 World Series of Poker

2010 World Series of Poker results, updates are posted on our website so you can keep up with developments. Harrah's just released the event schedule for the 41st Annual WSOP that will be held in Las Vegas next year. Just click on the gold link to the left to see what will be played there.

The Caesar's Atlantic City is now being played with Events #3 and #4 are finished and below for you. The Horseshoe Council Bluffs circuit tournament has been completed.

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Caesar's Atlantic City

Event #3 -- No Limit Hold'Em

Earnest Whistler This event had 661 players participate in it, paying $340 each for the privilige. Pool size grew to $192,642 that was split between the top 63. On day 1 the field shrank down to six tables after 14 hours of play. The second day had 17 hours of battle take place before the champion was determined. As the final table began play, blinds were at $8,000/$16,000 and surprisingly the chip leader George Walther was the first to bust in 9th place as his many bluffs did not work out for him and his last all-in with A 4 met up with the pocket 9's of another player. R.J. Grazul picked up the cash for 8th when his pocket 9's met up and lost to pocket A's that held to the river and Tim Goernert finished 7th when the other player paired his King card on the flop. Pocket Kings also took out Irek Jozwiak in 6th when Jozwiak made his all-in move. Jason DeLozier placed 5th after being run over by another player's full house. David V. Corazza ended his quest in 4th when the open ended straight draw he had failed.

At this point there are 3 players remaining, 2 with numerous poker titles behind them. Earnest Whistler came back from a bad disaster and soon began to outplay the experienced title holders, resulting in voiced frustration and heated exchanges between them. Leaving the table in 3rd was Adam "Lippy" Lippert when his all-in with pocket K's lost out to the A 10 of Whistler after another Ace hit the table. The final hand of victory came when Vinny Pahuja moved to the center with K Q and was called by Whistler with A Q. The table showed Q J J 9 9, giving both players two pair, but the Ace kicker is what allowed Earnest Whitler to win his fist poker championship.

  1. Earnest Whistler -- $53,940
  2. Vinny Pahuja -- $27,933
  3. Adam "Lippy" Lippert -- $15,411
  4. David V. Corazza -- $13,485
  5. Jason DeLozier -- $11,559
  6. Irek Jozwiak -- $9,632
  7. Tim Goernert -- $7,706
  8. R.J. Grazul -- $5,779
  9. George Walther -- $3,853

Event #4 -- No Limit Hold'Em

John Hubiak A total of 392 entrants paid $560 per seat to play in this event. And only 36 saw cash from a $190,120 pool. Many left the field on Day 1, but when the money was made there were still champions looking for another title such as Yat Cheung who won the first event held finishing 19th and Julian Manolio who busted 9th when his opponent paired his Ace card. Following him in 8th was the chip leader going into the final table Alan Sansone who lost the balance of his chips to the Ace kicker of the other player. Michael "Katman" Katz settled for 7th place, losing to the pocket 7's of the other player. Mike Graybill had his pocket 6's beaten into the ground, resulting in a 6th place ending. Losing to a Queen kicker, Dennis Summers walked over to the cashier's cage for the 5th place money. John W. Jones received the 4th place money after John Hubiak called his bluff and won the hand with a pair of Kings. Joseph A. Siracusa took home a nice $15K+ for 3rd place after meeting the set of 7's brandished by Hubiak.

There was no further play as both Hubiak and Wiliam Daloisi made a deal, resulting in Hubiak taking home the ring and the title of champion.
  1. John Hubiak -- $58,937
  2. William Daloisi -- $30,419
  3. Joseph A. Siracusa -- $15,210
  4. John W. Jones -- $13,308
  5. Dennis Summers -- $11,407
  6. Mike Graybill -- $9,506
  7. Michael “Katman” Katz -- $7,605
  8. Alan Sansone -- $5,704
  9. Julian Manolio -- $3,802

Event #57 -- Main Event Championship No-Limit Hold'em



For televised showtimes, go to the ESPN.com website for a weekly schedule for ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Classic.

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WSOP Circuit Tournament Schedule

Horseshoe Hammond (Chicago area)
October 16 -- October 25, 2009

Horseshoe Southern Indiana
October 23 – November 2, 2009

Harveys Lake Tahoe
November 5 – November 15, 2009

Harrah’s Atlantic City
December 4 – December 20, 2009

Recently Added by the WSOP(satellite tournament)
Harrah's New Orleans Bayou Challenge
December 8 - 20, 2009

Harrah’s Tunica
January 20 – February 11

Horseshoe Council Bluffs
February 18 – March 2

Caesars Atlantic City
March 3 – March 14

Harrah’s Rincon (San Diego area)
March 18 – March 31

Harrah’s St. Louis (*new stop)
April 1 – April 14

Caesars Palace
April 14 – April 30

Harrah’s New Orleans
May 7 – May 19

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