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2011 World Series of Poker

Event #58: $10,000 Main Event
Event Info

2011 World Series of Poker

Risultati finali
Vincitore
Mano Vincente
ak
Premio
$8,715,638
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Montepremi
$64,531,000
Entries
6,865
Informazioni livello
Livello
43
Bui
1,200,000 / 2,400,000
Ante
300,000

Now Featuring...

Livello 27 : 30,000/60,000, 10,000 ante

Over here in the mothership, they've chosen Table 312 to play under the bright lights. Here's how the table sets up as play begins:

TableSeatPlayerChips
3121John Esposito1,000,000
3122David Bach1,985,000
3123David Sands2,765,000
3124Ryan Lenaghan12,865,000
3125Pius Heinz5,695,000
3126Stephane Albertini2,635,000
3127--empty----
3128Martin Staszko2,550,000
3129Hilton Laborda7,160,000

It figures to be a fun one to watch, and we'd imagine it's going to be pretty fun for Ryan Lenaghan to play, as well. He's got the chip-leading stack of nearly 13 million, and he's got position on the two most dangerous players at the table.

The PokerNews Podcasters chatted about this table in today's pod, and it'll be up for your listening enjoyment on this page shortly.

Secondary Feature

Livello 27 : 30,000/60,000, 10,000 ante

Here are the eight players seated at the secondary feature table.

SeatPlayerCount
1Bryan Devonshire5,970,000
2Scott Schwalich2,940,000
3Ben Lamb9,980,000
4--empty--- 
5Nicolas Fierro3,800,000
6Eoghan Odea2,535,000
7Matthew Kay1,295,000
8Sam Barnhart3,145,000
9Ahtoh Makiievskyi3,385,000

Livello: 27

Bui: 30,000/60,000

Ante: 10,000

Almost Set to Go

We're just five minutes away from the start of Day 7, and the players are finding their way to their chip bags as we speak. There are five staggered tables set up in the center of the Amazon Room floor, and there are two more tables being filmed over in the mothership and its sidecar secondary featured table.

We'll play five levels or down to 18 players, whichever comes first.

Now is not the time to wander off; the start of Day 7 has arrived!

Seven Days Deep

Ryan Lenaghan - chip leader
Ryan Lenaghan - chip leader

The 2011 World Series of Poker is down to its final two summer days. Today marks Day 7 of the marathon Main Event, and just 57 players of the 6,865 who started have been lucky enough to make it this far.

Some would argue there's no luck involved. Take Ben Lamb, for example, who's been in and out of the chip lead for the bulk of the last two weeks. He's already racked up five cashes, three final tables, and a bracelet at this Series, and he very clearly has his sights fixed on bracelet number two. With his run yesterday, he overtook Phil Hellmuth for the lead in the Player of the Year race once again, and he finds himself second in chips with 9.8 million as he starts the sprint down the home stretch.

All we can ask for are some good stories to come out of the final days of the Main Event, and so far, it has not disappointed. We've got four members of Team PokerStars left, and one of them already has some Main Event history in his bloodline. Australia's Tony Hachem — brother of 2005 champ Joe — will join Sebastian Ruthenberg, JP Kelly, and Team Onliner Andrew Brokos in sporting the starred-spade patches at the tables today. Some of the other notables left include two-time bracelet winner Minh Nguyen, Dutchman Ruben Visser, Erick Lindgren, David Bach, Bryan Devonshire, and WSOP Circuit National Champion Sam Barnhart. A bit closer to the top we find Bryan Devonshire (5.97 million), Phil "USCphildo" Collins (7.42 million), and Matt Giannetti (7.94 million) as well.

Another noteworthy pair of players in the field: Doc Sands and Erika Moutinho. Sands has three deep WSOP cashes to his credit this year, and a bit more laddering in this Main Event will push him up over $1 million in cashes for his career. Moutinho is our last lady standing, an impressive accomplishment in itself. She's only got one prior cash at the WSOP, but she's got a good mentor showing her the ropes right now — her boyfriend, Doc Sands. We're likely to learn more as the event presses on, but it's quite amazing to have a couple still left standing together in the top 1% of this field.

All those players — 57 in total — will return to the Amazon Room today at noon for the penultimate day of this little game of high-stakes chicken. The schedule for the day has not been disclosed yet, but we'll go out on a limb and guess we'll play four levels or down to 18 players, whichever comes first. More info to come on that as soon as it's made available to us.

For now, you can peruse the seat draw and the chip counts posted below, have a look at a few photos, and maybe watch some of the work our video team has been doing this week. In order to keep you from wandering off, here's one to get you started, Kristy Arnett's June 18th update. We'll see you back here at noon local time for the start of Day 7.

Tags: Ryan Lenaghan

Day 7 Seat Draw

TableSeatPlayerChips
3121John Esposito1,000,000
3122David Bach1,985,000
3123David Sands2,765,000
3124Ryan Lenaghan12,865,000
3125Pius Heinz5,695,000
3126Stephane Albertini2,635,000
3127--empty----
3128Martin Staszko2,550,000
3129Hilton Laborda7,160,000
    
3141--empty--
3142Matt Giannetti7,940,000
3143Fabio Sousa2,150,000
3144JP Kelly3,750,000
3145Tom Koral3,390,000
3146Andrey Pateychuk7,255,000
3147Frank Sinopoli1,105,000
3148Minh Nguyen1,000,000
3149Zohair Karim1,240,000
    
3241Phil Collins7,240,000
3242Konstantinos Mamaliadis5,065,000
3243Nelson Robinson6,420,000
3244James Page4,045,000
3245Erika Moutinho2,075,000
3246--empty----
3247Gionni Demers1,625,000
3248Tri Hyunh6,295,000
3249Stefan Huber1,470,000
    
3261Bryan Devonshire5,970,000
3262Scott Schwalich2,940,000
3263Ben Lamb9,980,000
3264--empty--- 
3265Nicolas Fierro3,800,000
3266Eoghan Odea2,535,000
3267Matthew Kay1,295,000
3268Sam Barnhart3,145,000
3269Ahtoh Makiievskyi3,385,000
    
3341Feming Chan1,955,000
3342Jody Howe1,065,000
3343Lars Bonding3,370,000
3344Kyle Johnson5,970,000
3345Andrew Hinrichsen4,025,000
3346Steve Brecher1,805,000
3347Jerry Van Strydonck3,985,000
3348Aleksandr Mozhnyakov6,070,000
3349Gregory Kaplan2,760,000
    
3361Tony Hachem2,250,000
3362--empty----
3363Philipp Gruissem2,005,000
3364Samuel Holden2,222,000
3365Bounahra Badih1,860,000
3366Mario Silvestri1,725,000
3367Per Linde3,750,000
3368Khoa Nguyen3,530,000
3369Ruben Visser1,070,000
    
3401--empty-- 
3402Andrew Brokos2,505,000
3403Guillaume Darcourt5,340,000
3404Kenny Shih1,240,000
3405Stuart Tuvey2,585,000
3406Sebastian Ruthenberg890,000
3407John Hewitt5,045,000
3408Christopher Moore5,260,000
3409Erick Lindgren2,195,000

Event #58: $10,000 Main Event

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