Boyfriend and Girlfriend still left in WSOP Main Event

[CanuckG]

David "Doc" Sands and Erika Moutinho are left with roughly 40 players left....6800 players started this event

both have been going out for 6 years

and they're currently at the same table sitting beside each other

live stream here:

wonder what the chances of this happening is...

both guaranteed at least 196k

[beach nut]

Crazy that they both made it this far.

[secretstash]

omg collusion at its best. WOW

this is an amazing feat btw.. to be left after thousands of entrants are dead gone is unreal.

-stash

[Iwinyourmoney]

She better dump her chips to him and let him drive the rest of the way

[CanuckG]

nah doubt any collusion but I'm sure in the back of his head if she goes all in he'll probably fold unless he has aces or kings....potential soft play

[Bcatswin]

Can't believe they would sit em next to eachother, may be playing footsies? tipping hands? Lol

[CanuckG]

hand job under the table

[ZetaPsi808]

i am facebook friends with erika



end brag\

[Wrigley]

No women has ever made the WSOP final table hope she can do it

[Dad]

She looks cuter in the live stream than in the pic. I would love to see this couple be the final two.

[CanuckG]

No women has ever made the WSOP final table hope she can do it

not true guy a broad came 5th once in 1995 i believe

[mr. leisure]

not true guy a broad came 5th once in 1995 i believe

Barbara Enright: Only Woman in the WSOP Hall of Fame



Okay, here’s a quick pop quiz: In the history of the World Series of Poker (WSOP), there has only been one woman to make it to the final table in the Main Event. Who was it and what year was it?
If you said Tiffany Michelle, that would be a good guess but incorrect. She was the last woman standing in the 2008 Main Event, coming in 17th place.
The correct answer is Barbara Enright, who has a lot of firsts connected to her name, not the least of which is being the first—and to date the only woman ever voted into the WSOP Poker Hall of Fame, inducted in 2007 the same as Poker Brat Phil Hellmuth.
Her fifth-place finish in the 1995 WSOP Main Event was thus far the only time a woman has made the final table. The bracelet that year went to her fellow WSOP HoF member Dan Harrington, who became a member this past year in 2010 along with Team Full Tilt Pro Erik Seidel.
Other ‘firsts’ attached to this trail-blazing female poker player include the first woman to win a WSOP bracelet in 1986 in the Women’s Seven-Card Stud event, earning only $16,400 but making history. She then became the first woman to ever win two WSOP bracelets when in 1994 she again took down the Women’s Seven-Card Stud event, earning $38,400. Then in 1996 she did it again, but this time became the first woman to ever win an open event, winning the Pot Limit Hold’em tourney, earning a respectable $180,000.
She was born May 26, 1939 and raised in Los Angeles, California and began playing five-card draw at the tender age of four. Her love of the cards never left her and although she tried a variety of jobs as an adult, including hairstylist, bartender, and cocktail waitress, it was poker she made the most money at, a familiar face in cardrooms beginning in the latter part of the seventies.
At that time, women poker players were as rare as politicians with ethics, yet she was said to be fearless with a strong passion for tournament play and a top shelf competitor in limit hold’em.
Other honors she has received include earning the All Around Best Player Award at the 2000 Legends of Poker tournament for her remarkable eight cashes making six final tables.
She is also a writer, motivational speaker, and editor-in-chief of Woman Poker Player magazine.
She also served as the technical director for National Lampoon’s Strip Poker, appeared on Poker Faces, and Poker Royale: Battle of Ages, along with Evelyn Ng, Erin Ness, Jennifer “Jennicide” Leigh, Dan Harrington, and TJ Cloutier.
Enright has made guest appearances on a variety of TV shows including A Current Affair, Inside Edition, and the Discovery Channel’s show High Roller.
Her total career earnings are in excess of $1,393,064. She makes her home these days in Hollywood, California, living with poker player and fellow author Max Shapiro.

[vyomguy]

nice feat. Hope they make it to the final table.

[k13]

She has 25BB's left.

[ttwarrior1]

6 years and not married or serious, hmmm, who cares

[manny24]

dump 'em out!

[CanuckG]

6 years and not married or serious, hmmm, who cares

about to be engaged....dont care GTFO

[SBR Lou]

The g/f just raised her b/f from the small blind, he contemplated and folded & then she whispered in his ear what she held. Funny stuff, amazing they are both still in it.

[Extra Innings]

pretty amazing stuff

[SBR Lou]

Hellmuth's commentating makes it worth watching. He nailed his prediction of the player's hand before the cards turned up.

[pokernut9999]

Hellmuth's commentating makes it worth watching. He nailed his prediction of the player's hand before the cards turned up.

Both him and Daniel are the best at reading hands.

[Poker_Beast]

How did they end up?

[swiss88]

How did they end up?

Sands just got eliminated, the girl still in it but very short-stacked

http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chipcounts.asp?grid=821&tid=11497&dayof=2061

[gamemastere]

Yeah I really been enjoying the way they are broadcasting it this year. I like esfandiaris commentating the best though.

[swiss88]

Yeah I really been enjoying the way they are broadcasting it this year. I like esfandiaris commentating the best though.

Same for me, I prefer Hellmuth commentating than playing but I liked Esfandiari even better yesterday as well.

Looks like they're both out now..

[gamemastere]

yeah I lost count how many hands esfandiari sat there and talked out

[CanuckG]

olivier busqet is the best commentator out of all of them

can't stand hellmuth

[gamemastere]

Busqet was good but he did not openly give the insight like esfandiari

[MIAMIHURRICANE]

Do they stay boyfriend and girlfriend if they go head to head

[Skidcom]

A cool story

[acarmelo1]

[CanuckG]

Busqet was good but he did not openly give the insight like esfandiari

sounds like he was too advanced for you because he gave the best insight hands down out of all of them

[ilciclope]

[COLOR=#000000 !important]A cool story[/COLOR]

[eleuropeano]

that's how a bad beat grows to a bad break-up...

[eberetta1]

242,636 reasons to stay together is just the half of it!!! She places 29th, he places 30th. Both win $242,636 each. Not bad at all.