WSOP2009
With the addition of events, like the $1k NLH Stimulus event and the $40K event, the 2009 WSOP is expected to be home to many of the poker pros for six weeks, each hoping to be the last player standing in November as the final table is played down.
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December 18, 2009
2009 Bayou Poker ChallengeHarrah’s New OrleansEvent #10Buy-In: $1,000 (+70)No-Limit Hold’em Number of Entries: 124Total Prize Money: $120,271December 16-17, 2009John Dolan won the most recent Bayou Poker Challenge tournament held at Harrah’s New Orleans. The $1,000 (+70) buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament attracted a strong field of 124 entries. This was the tenth event of 15 on this year’s Bayou Poker Challenge schedule. The two-day tournament generated a prize pool totaling $120,280 – the biggest payout so far of this year’s winter Bayou series.
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December 15, 2009
2009 Bayou Poker ChallengeHarrah’s New OrleansEvent #3Buy-In: $300 (+40)No-Limit Hold’em Number of Entries: 198Total Prize Money: $57,609December 11-12, 2009Jay Dill helps America to keep its lawns green and its flowers in bloom. His job involves working with products which kill weeds and keep away pests. He also plays poker pretty well. Dill won Event 3 at the Bayou Poker Challenge tournament held at Harrah’s New Orleans. The $300 (+40) buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament attracted 198 entries.
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December 13, 2009
2009 Bayou Poker Challenge Harrah’s New OrleansEvent #2Buy-In: $300 (+40)No-Limit Hold’emSix-Handed Number of Entries: 123Total Prize Money: $35,788December 10-11, 2009Six-Handed poker is different from a conventional game, usually played with nine players. Since blinds come around much faster and there are fewer opponents at the table, players with experience in short-handed situations tend to do well. Indeed, Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em accentuates short-handed abilities.
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November 15, 2009
2009 World Series of Poker Circuit Season SixHarvey’s Lake TahoeEvent #17No-Limit Hold’em Ladies Championship Buy-In: $300 (+40)Total Entries: 96Total Prize Pool: $27,936Stateline, NV (November 14, 2009) – Ladies-only poker tournaments have a long and rich history. They have been included on the WSOP schedule every year since 1978. Since 2005, most WSOP Circuits have included a ladies-only poker tournament as part of their schedules. The vast majority of these events have proven to be successful.
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November 11, 2009
Finally! The night for which the entire poker world had waited. The playing out of the November Nine, and the crowning of the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event champion. After an almost four-month hiatus, Phil Ivey, Darvin Moon, Eric Buchman, Steven Begleiter, Antoine Saout, Joe Cada, Kevin Schaffel, Jeff Shulman and James Akenhead reconvened at the Rio hotel in Las Vegas to finally answer many questions. Would Ivey cement his status as the best poker player in the world, and perhaps lay claim to being the best of all time?
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November 10, 2009
The wait was over, and a 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event champion was to be crowned. The most exciting tournament of the year reached its final stage - literally and figuratively - and the energy surrounding the heads-up match was nothing but electric.At 6am PT on November 8, after more than 17 hours of WSOP Main Event final table action in the Rio’s Penn & Teller Theater and in the midst of the lights and cameras of the ESPN crew, the final two players were left to relish in their accomplishments and prepare mentally and physically for the last step of their 2009 WSOP journey.
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November 9, 2009
At 6am on the morning of November 8, the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event final table found its two heads-up players. The biggest and most recognized no-limit hold’em tournament in the world played out in the Rio’s Penn & Teller Theater, and about 17.5 hours after it began with nine players, only Darvin Moon and Joe Cada remained. It was the elimination of Antoine Saout that made it possible, and the last two players standing were in for a day and a half of media attention and anxiety before returning to play for the win.
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