INSANE WSOP Main Event Prop Bet!!
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sweepSBR Posting Legend
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#141Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#142krasienko pittsburgh guy is doneComment -
ChuckyTheGoatBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#143Sweep, u still cleaning up on all Eastern Seaboard casinos?Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
ChuckyTheGoatBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#144Sweeper, when are we doin the DE tour?Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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SharpAnglesSBR Hall of Famer
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#148Free money is hardly ever easy
+400 is still a good price for the 13 man field against Lamb right now
I predict he will give Jake a real sweat and finish secondComment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#149This will be interesting to see his price to win now. I would have taken this situation after he was 4th going into the day.Comment -
JAKEPEAVY21BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#150Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#151I'm hoping he's 10-1. On name alone, I don't think so. They make him too high, they'll get a lot of action. One double he would be 3rd in chips, and one of those monster stacks looks like he could give them away pretty easily. 23bbs he can still play some, not just shove.Comment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
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#152haven't read all this.... are we down to dodging ben lamb to be good on our bets?Comment -
JAKEPEAVY21BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#153
1. John Hesp (85,700,000): The Brit had just $2,207 in lifetime tournament earnings and no WSOP results before the main event, but he’s guaranteed to have at least $1 million thanks to the final table. The 64-year-old is the oldest player left in the event.
2. Scott Blumstein (97,250,000): The New Jersey resident made the most of his first appearance in the main event and will enter the final table as the chip leader. He had $312,142 in lifetime earnings prior to the main event, about two thirds of which came in an event at Borgata last year. Blumstein has honed his game online in New Jersey’s regulated internet poker market.
3. Antoine Saout (21,750,000): Making his second final table in less than a decade, Saout has accomplished one of the rare feats in poker. The Frenchman finished third in the 2009 main event for $3,479,670. What’s even more amazing about Saout is that he finished 25th last year for $269,430. The 33-year-old currently has $5.5 million in earnings.
4. Benjamin Pollak (35,175,000): The 34-year-old Frenchman had $2,967,782 in lifetime tournament earnings prior to the main event run. Remarkably, he had a 27th place finish in the 2013 WSOP main event, which helped him reach the top 10 on France’s all-time money list. Saout is 5th.
5. Jack Sinclair (20,200,000): The Londoner is yet another finalist with minimal prior WSOPresults, having just $13,500 in live tournament earnings before the tournament, but he had two deep runs in no-limit hold’em events this summer, preparation for wading through the main event. Sinclair is actually a 26-year-old online poker pro with loads of experience.
6. Damian Salas (22,175,000): The Argentinean has $919,525 in poker tournament winnings not including whatever he scores for this week. He made a final table at the WSOP in 2016, one of his 14 lifetime cashes at the annual summer poker festival. Salas led the main event after day 4 (297 players left) with 4,678,000 in chips and was able to turn it into a final table.
7. Ben Lamb (18,050,000): The Las Vegas poker pro finished third in the 2011 main event, which earned him a little over $4 million. He also won the PLO championship that year for his first career bracelet. He has lifetime tournament earnings of $7.2 million and is widely regarded as one of the best high-stakes cash game players in the world.
8. Bryan Piccioli (33,800,000): The 28-year-old poker pro had $1.9 million in lifetime earnings prior to the no-limit hold’em championship, which includes a bracelet in a 2013 WSOP Asia-Pacific event. Piccioli, who hails from Allegany, NY, has more than $6 million in winnings online.
9. Dan Ott (26,475,000): The Pennsylvania resident had under $4,000 in earnings before entering the event, and this summer was actually his first ever WSOP. The 25-year-old’s previous two lifetime poker cashes came this summer on poker’s biggest stage. Not bad for a rookie year.
Here’s a look at the final table payouts:
1. $8,150,000
2. $4,700,000
3. $3,500,000
4. $2,600,000
5. $2,000,000
6. $1,675,000
7. $1,425,000
8. $1,200,000
9. $1,000,000Comment -
BaseballChaserSBR Sharp
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#155Chip counts are all really close. Usually 9th going into the final table is extremely short. But, only 5 big blinds separates him from 6th. And 1 double puts him in 3rdComment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#156My personal odds:
Hesp 6-1
Blumstein 5-2
Sauot 7-1
Pollak 5-1
Sinclair 14-1
Salas 14-1
Lamb 7-1
Piccioli 5-1
Ott 9-1Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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ChuckyTheGoatBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#158Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#159Chucky you nailed him, his bustout hand also looked pretty bad.Comment -
PaperTrail07SBR Posting Legend
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#160Lamb wont win.....other guy are legit and he's small stack....Comment -
BaseballChaserSBR Sharp
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#161Lamb at 14-1 to win on PokerShares. And most of us have the field at plus moneyComment -
ChuckyTheGoatBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#162Trin, it was a hand where he got me to lay down KJ (which would have been the 3-way winner).
Poker is funny. One day, I'll say it's beatable. Next day (like today), I'll say it's Bingo and unbeatable.
I saw Pham call w/ AK (pre-flop). Low-board flop, 7-hi. Very tight female player goes all-in. Pham calls huge bet. Female had 99. Only reason to not re-raise w/ AK = chance to get out on bad flop.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#163Can't do pokershares and haven't seen any lines yet for the final table. I'd gleefully take Lamb at 14-1 to win right now.Comment -
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sweepSBR Posting Legend
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#165Pretty sure you Pokershares does not cater to usaComment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
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#167lamb out yet?Comment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#168Donk it's tomorrow night play to 6 Friday to 3 Saturday the restComment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#170Bovada just released odds
Lamb +850
Blumstein +225 favoriteComment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
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#171shit, so lamb made the final table?
fook mi
guess i need to hedge the fukkerComment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#173Yeah we can wait a little wonder what the limit isComment -
thetrinitySBR Posting Legend
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#175Bovada has hesp at 3/1. He's going to have to be really lucky short handed to win. Should be way higherComment
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