2010 WSOP ME闲聊贴

我知道的华人选手：
Johnny Chan：636k
老邱：255k
JJ Liu：39k

Johnny Chan won the WSOP Main Event twice already. Back-to-back, in fact, in 1987 and 1988. And darned near won it in again in 1989, finishing runner-up to Phil Hellmuth.

And now, more than 20 years later, he's back making another Main Event run, having enjoyed the chip lead for much of Day 3. The Orient Express, charging from the past into the WSOP headlines today. Johnny Friggin' Chan.

A number of different storylines wound their way through the Day 3 chapter of our ongoing chronicle of the 2010 WSOP Main Event. The 2,559 players who'd made it to today were swiftly narrowed to less than half that figure -- about 1,240 as the last hands were dealt -- with numerous notables hitting the rail while others began to build those gaudy, passers-by-stopping, eye-popping, jaw-dropping stacks of chips.

Among the first to go today were Scott Seiver, Phil Laak, Jennifer Harman, Chris Moneymaker, David Williams, and Erik Seidel. They were followed by Kara Scott, Bill Chen, Daniel Negreanu, Vanessa Rousso, Joe Cada, Billy Kopp, Eugene Katchalov, John Hennigan, and Archie Karas.

Meanwhile, we saw Alexander Kostritsyn, Kevin Gates, Ricardo Fasanaro, Paul Kristofferson, Chris Tipper, Jeffrey Ross, Nicholas Rainey, Andrew Brown, and James Carroll all taking turns swapping the chip lead back and forth as stacks surged past the 500,000-chip mark.

There was one other interesting subplot from today that all will be watching when play resumes tomorrow. That of the four Mizrachi brothers -- Robert, Eric, Danny, and Michael -- all of whom made it through today. How far will they go?

It looks as though James Carroll will be returning to the biggest stack tomorrow, having snuck past the 800,000-chip mark late in the day, with Imari Love, Gerasimos Deres, Max Casal, Josh Brikis, and Johnny Lodden all not too far behind.

However, much of the talk will be about Chan -- also there near the leaders -- and whether or not he can sustain his performance of the first three days. Adding to the excitement will be the bursting of the cash bubble, which most anticipate will happen later in the day on Day 4.

Thanks for following our coverage of Day 3, and be sure to come back tomorrow at noon local time for the next chapter of the 2010 Main Event saga!

章鱼帝预测 老邱会拿冠军

加油！各位老大们！！

第三天结束，老邱255K形势很不错！以老邱的稳健，我觉得钱圈是90%+。问题不大。先备好香槟吧

另外前面有同学说在bellagio的卫生间看到johnny chan，怎么他还有空到bellagio去，分身法？

另外前面有同学说在bellagio的卫生间看到johnny chan，怎么他还有空到bellagio去，分身法？
Howard 发表于 2010-7-13 21:53

因为前面那同学说是昨天,昨天ME是day2结束之后的休整一天,没比赛,可能Chan去搞现金去了 ,我乱猜的

期待下文！

筹码503K，目前排第27位，是个叫做Andrew Brokos的，此人是网上现金为主的玩家，经常出没于NL600-NL8000。他经常更新博客Thinking Poker，内容以分析很独到的牌谱见长。是我比较喜欢的博客作者之一。也祝他好运！

Day 3官方chip count：
http://www.pokernews.com/live-re ... vent/chips.1375.htm

Thinking Poker博客地址:
http://www.thinkingpoker.net

加油！
老邱

老邱Day 4动态（来自pokernews)

按钮加注倒6800，老邱在大盲跟。付老婆是Ad Kd 5s，老邱下注9000，对手跟。转牌2h，双方check check。河牌8h，双方再次check。

对手的牌是Qd Js，老邱弃牌，打不过Q High！老邱筹码降低到125K。

With a raise to 6,800 from the button, David Chiu defended in the big blind and then led out with a bet of 9,000 on the flop of {A-Diamonds}{K-Diamonds}{5-Spades}. His opponent made the call before both players checked down the {2-Hearts} turn and {8-Hearts} river.

Chiu's opponent showed {Q-Diamonds}{J-Spades} and we didn't catch what Chiu had, but apparently it wasn't good enough to beat queen-high! Chiu is back to 125,000.