That being said here are some interesting numbers that have come down to us from the WSOP media office as we approach the mid-point (53.22%) of the Series. Some are interesting (22%), some are prophetic (12% or 78%) and a few are pure publicity hype (104%) or at least that is the opinion of some reporters (9 out of 11) in media row. Of course members of the Situs Judi Online media are at this point of the Series likely to be sleep deprived (56.8%) or simply depraved (23.4%).
Through 27 events, only one player has cashed six times to date – Nikolay Evdakov, from Moscow, Russia. Five-time-in-the-money finishers include Tom Schneider, Roland Isra, and Alex Jacob. All are in contention to Situs Judi Online challenge the record of eight for “Most WSOP Cashes in a Single Year,” shared by four players — Michael Binger (’07), Chad Brown (’07), Phil Hellmuth, Jr. (’06), and Humberto Brenes (’06).
The current “Player of the Year” standings shows Erick Lindgren on top of the points list with one gold bracelet win and four cashes. Vanessa Selbst, Daniel Negreanu, Barry Greenstein and Jacobo Fernandez are all very close (within the margin of error).
Through the 27th bracelet of this year’s World Series of Situs Judi Online, the “Professionals versus Amateurs” gold bracelet scoreboard reads:
Professionals – 21 wins
Amateurs — 4 wins
Semi-Pros — 2 wins
I had to include this last “stat” because I have heard the Shrink going on about what passes for a “professional” these days and I want him to put that post up soon (6 to 5, we get it within 48 hours).
World Series of Situs Judi Online: Another Loaded Final Table
Another packed final table goes off today in Event #28 $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha w/ rebuys. Johnny Chan is after bracelet number eleven and Phil Hellmuth, though short-stacked is in the hunt for number twelve. Add to that mix John Juanda, David Benyamine at another final table, Kirill Gerasimov, some kid named Daniel Negreanu, Phil Galfond enters as chipleader and local professional Brian Rast in second. This will be another of those special final tables.
Here is the line-up as they get ready to go at it later this afternoon.
[We are updating as players are eliminated, summary below]
2 AM: Phil Galfond’s sixth WSOP cash is his biggest so far (by about $800,000), as is Adam Hourani’s second WSOP cash (about $450K larger). Over 100 hands heads up were needed to settle the bracelet matter between these two well known internet players.
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