2008 June 14 | globalstudentsfuture.com

Event 22

The $3000 horse came to a close last night, crowning Jens Voertmann as its winner. Voertmann took the title dominating his opponent in a series of Stud 8 hands. Here’s how the final table shaped up:

1	Jens Voertmann	$298,253
2	Douglas Ganger	$298,253
3	Marcel Luske	$110,264
4	Hoyt Corkins	$81,698
5	Jared Davis	$61,702
6	Steve Zolotow	$47,990
7	Rostislav Tsodikov	$36,564
8	Jennifer Harman-Traniello	$30,851

Event 23

The $2000 NL Hold’em event has been played down to a final 9. The hand to pop the bubble saw Alessandro Dalbello move all-in under the gun with #Ac#9h but was called by David Steicke’s #Ah#Qh, the board bricked out for the short stack, coming, #As#Kc#Ts#7h#Ks leaving us with our final table for tomorrow.

The chip counts, courtesy of www.wsop.com are below. Our live updates section will keep you posted on how the final table plays out.

1	Andrew Jeffreys	$1,051,000
2	Blair Hinkle	$1,030,000
3	Dustin Dirksen	$867,000
4	David Steicke	$611,000
5	Mark Brockington	$552,000
6	Daniel O’Brien	$465,000
7	Stephane Tayar	$323,000
8	Chris Bjorin	$247,000
9	Dominik Kulick	$241,000

Event 24

On the way to the bubble, school was out early for the Professor. Howard Lederer as he busts in 11th place. On Lederer’s last hand he got all-in on a flop of #Ks#Qd#4d during a round of Omaha.

Lederer showed A-K-9-3 which was trailing his opponent’s K-Q-T-4. The board finished out with no help for Lederer and he’s on his way out the door, $14,175 richer. The final table finished with a few big names to scare up a little rail-bird interest. Here’s the chip count for you:

4	Kyle Kloeckner	$494000
9	Allen Cunningham	$484000
7	Lennart Holtkamp	$253000
1	Max Pescatori	$212000
3	Kyle Hegeman	$198000
6	Greg Hurst	$197000
2	Jonathan Depa	$185000
8	Minh Ly	$174000
5	John-Paul Kelly	$79000

Play resumes at 3pm, our live updates section will keep you posted.

Event 25

One of the fan favorites, the $10,000 World Championship Heads-Up is getting ready for day two. Some early day 1 busts saw T.J. Cloutier, Vanessa Rousso, Steve Wong and Patrik Antonious all ousted early on.

The player matching draw for the remaining 32 players took place last night making for some exciting match ups

Jason Rosenkrantz vs. Brandon Adams

Emil Patel vs. Michael Banducci

Roman Paradiso vs. Sam Farha

Kenny Tran vs. Erick Lindgren

Thomas Lutz vs. John Patgorski

Gavin Griffin vs. Alexander Kostritsyn

Andy Black vs. Michael McNeil

Alex Jacob vs. Jonathan Jaffe

Brian Roberts vs. Alec Torelli

Scott Montgomery vs. Isaac Haxton

Daniel “Ansky” Stern vs. David Williams

Lyle Berman vs. David Podgurski

Jean-Claude Moussa vs. Robert Mizrachi

Jonas Entin vs. Evan Sofer

Cliff Cantor vs. Vanessa Selbst

Matt Giannetti vs. Michael Mizrachi

All players begin their Round 4 matchups with 160,000 in chips. Action resumes from the Brasilia Room, down the hall from the Amazon Room, at 2pm PDT today. (Thanks to www.wsop.com)

Event 26

Unlike some of the other day one’s we’ve seen with there are no gaping chip leaders after day one of the $1,500 Razz Event. Leading the pack is a tie between Barry Greenstein and John Turner with Vanessa Rousso not too far behind in third.

For a complete list of chip counts, head over to our Event 26 live updates.

Event 27 and 28

Today will see the next $1,500 NL Hold’em event get underway, with (Event 28) a $5,000 PLO Rebuy tournament starting at 5pm. With many of the top pro’s engaged in other tournaments, we’ll have to wait until the tournament gets underway to know who’s going to be playing where.

To find out all this and more, head to the live updates page.

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