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WSOP Main Event Final Table
PLACE PLAYER AMOUNT
1 Jamie Gold 25,650,000
2 Allen Cunningham 17,770,000
3 Richard Lee 11,820,000
4 Erik Friberg 9,605,000
5 Paul Wasicka 7,970,000
6 Doug Kim 6,770,000
7 Rhett Butler 4,815,000
8 Michael Binger 3,140,000
9 Dan Nassif 2,600,000
The final table start Thursday August 10th at 4 pm central and will be broadcast on pay-per-view.
Dan Nassif Eliminated 9th ($1,566,858)
Jamie Gold calls from early position and Dan Nassif raises to $700,000 from the button. Jamie Gold makes the call and checks in the dark. The flop comes 532 and Nassif moves all in. Gold immediately makes the call and shows 22 for a set. Nassif turns over AK and is behind. The turn is the A and Nassif needs a four for a chopped pot. However, the river is the 10 and Dan Nassif has been eliminated in 9th place.
Current chip stacks as of 5:09 central
1 Jamie Gold 30,500,000
2 Allen Cunningham 16,800,000
3 Richard Lee 11,300,000
4 Erik Friberg 9,000,000
5 Doug Kim 6,600,000
6 Paul Wasicka 6,500,000
7 Rhett Butler 4,400,000
8 Michael Binger 4,200,000
Chip counts as of 7:12 pm central
1 Jamie Gold 34,000,000
2 Richard Lee 15,500,000
3 Allen Cunningham 12,000,000
4 Doug Kim 8,800,000
5 Rhett Butler 5,400,000
6 Erik Friberg 5,000,000
7 Paul Wasicka 4,100,000
8 Michael Binger 3,500,000
Erik Friberg Eliminated 8th ($1,979,189)
Erik Friberg calls from under the gun and Jamie Gold raises to $1,000,000 from the button. Friberg moves all in and Gold immediately calls. Friberg shows JJ but Gold turns over QQ. The board comes 73210Q and Erik Friberg has been eliminated in 8th place.
Here are the chip counts as of 7:27pm central
1 Jamie Gold 36,800,000
2 Allen Cunningham 16,000,000
3 Richard Lee 15,500,000
4 Doug Kim 5,100,000
5 Rhett Butler 4,500,000
6 Paul Wasicka 3,500,000
7 Michael Binger 3,000,000
Doug Kim Eliminated 7th ($2,391,520)
Paul Wasicka raises to $700,000 from middle position and Doug Kim calls from the button. The flop comes 443 and Wasicka bets $1,000,000. Kim moves all in and Wasicka calls immediately. Kim shows 99 but Wasicka turns over QQ. Kim is all in and will need to improve. The turn is the J and the river is the 7. Doug Kim has been eliminated in 7th place.
Chip counts as of 8:34pm central
1 Jamie Gold 35,000,000
2 Richard Lee 21,000,000
3 Paul Wasicka 14,000,000
4 Allen Cunningham 13,500,000
5 Rhett Butler 3,500,000
6 Michael Binger 3,000,000
Here are the current chip counts through the 8:50pm break
1 Jamie Gold 38,200,000
2 Richard Lee 19,000,000
3 Paul Wasicka 14,500,000
4 Allen Cunningham 13,000,000
5 Rhett Butler 3,000,000
6 Michael Binger 2,900,000
Chip counts as of 10:36pm central
1 Jamie Gold 37,500,000
2 Richard Lee 16,580,000
3 Allen Cunningham 14,800,000
4 Paul Wasicka 11,500,000
5 Michael Binger 7,900,000
6 Rhett Butler 3,700,000
anyone have money riding on this one ?
Richard Lee Eliminated 6th ($2,803,851)
The short stacks are really happy now. Gold is now a runaway train at the table.
Jamie Gold calls from the cutoff and Richard Lee raises from the small blind to $1,200,000. Gold reraises to $4,000,000 and Lee moves all in. Gold immediately calls and shows QQ. Lee turns over JJ and will need to improve. The board comes KK3610 and Richard Lee has been eliminated from the tournament in 6th place.
Here are the updated chip counts as of 10:56pm central
1 Jamie Gold 54,000,000
2 Allen Cunningham 14,700,000
3 Paul Wasicka 11,900,000
4 Michael Binger 7,800,000
5 Rhett Butler 3,500,000
Chip counts through the dinner break
Play will start again at 12:30am central
Jamie Gold $ 51,175,000
Paul Wasicka $ 14,560,000
Allen Cunningham $ 13,680,000
Michael Binger $ 7,440,000
Rhett Butler $ 3,235,000
Chip counts as of 12:24am central
Jamie Gold $39,000,000
Paul Wasicka $21,000,000
Allen Cunningham $15,000,000
Rhett Butler $6,500,000
Michael Binger $6,500,000
Rhett Butler Eliminated 5th ($3,216,182)
Allen Cunningham raises to $900,000 from the cutoff, Jamie Gold calls from the small blind and Rhett Butler moves all in from the big blind for $2,075,000. Cunningham and Gold both make the call and the flop comes J65. Cunningham and Gold both check. The turn is the 2 and Gold bets $2,000,000. Cunningham folds and Gold shows KJ for a pair of jacks. Butler turns over 44 and the river is the 10. Rhett Butler has been eliminated in 5th place.
Allen Cunningham Eliminated 4th ($3,628,513)
Michael Binger raises to $1,100,000 from the cutoff, Jamie Gold calls from the button and Allen Cunningham moves all in for $6,500,000 from the big blind. Binger folds an Gold makes the call. Cunningham shows 1010 and Gold turns over KJ. The board comes AK873 and Allen Cunningham has been eliminated in 4th place.
Michael Binger Eliminated 3rd ($4,123,310)
Gold limps from the button and Wasicka limps from the small blind. Michael Binger raises to $1,500,000 from the big blind. Both Gold and Wasicka call and the flop comes 1065. Wasicka checks, Binger bets $3,500,000 and Gold moves all in. Wasicka folds and Binger calls. Binger shows A10 and Gold turns over 43 for an open ended straight draw. The turn is the 7 and Gold makes a straight. The river is the Q and Michael Binger is eliminated in 3rd place.
Jamie Gold Wins The Main Event ($12,000,000)
Jamie Gold raises to $1,700,000 and Paul Wasicka makes the call. The flop comes Q85. Paul Wasicka bets $1,500,000 and Jamie Gold moves all in. Wasicka calls and shows 1010. However, Gold turns over Q9 for a pair of queens. The turn is the A and the river is the 4.
Paul Wasicka is eliminated from the tournament in 2nd place and earns $6,102,499.
Jamie Gold wins the $10,000 Main Event, the bracelet and $12,000,000.
did anyone else catch the live internet video? it was awesome to watch.
yes nothing like watching it live it was a whole new experience ton better than tvOriginally Posted by dcheng
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