*** WSOP 2010 *** - page 6

[Maddie]

FLIP if you had the same number of chances as he did, played just as many events as he has overt the years.... How many bracelets do you think you would have??

I'm not a big fan of PH either, but since this year he has played poker more seriously and it looks as if his results get better along with his new mindset.

[Flip]

Tom Dwan is multitabeling the wsop

From pokernews.com "Running back and forth between tournaments, Tom Dwan has made his way back to Event #14 managing to find a double.
Dwan held {J-}{9-}{8-}{6-}{3-} and doubled through to 12,000 when his opponent only made a queen-low.
Before the pot was even pushed to Dwan, he was on his way back to Event #11: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em."

Event 11# 1,5K NLH
21players left. At 2:30 p.m local time. They will play down to a winner.
1 Tom Dwan 1,068,000
2 Marvin Rettenmaier 953,000
3 Scott Hamilton 947,000
4 Christopher Giddings 850,000
5 Harsukhpaul Sangha 837,000

Event #14: $1,500 2-7 Draw Lowball
67 players left. Start again at 3:00pm
1 Nick Binger 54,300
2 Scott Seiver 46,875
3 David 'Chino' Rheem 42,725
4 Josh Arieh 32,725
5 Loi Phan 31,850

Dwan in 32th place

[ThePink_2wan]

i think i'd be okay with Dwan winning a bracelet...
we'll see if it's meant to be this go round & if he can pull it off, etc.

looks pretty well in the lead at the moment over at the final table.

and still running between events?!

[ThePink_2wan]

"Tom "Durrrr" Dwan isn't spending his one-hour dinner break eating and refueling. Instead, he's moved over to Event No. 15: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Low Split-8 or Better Championship and is trying to build up a stack over there. If you'd like to follow coverage of his multi-tabling , head over to that live reporting page here while you wait for the final table to recommence.'

=as per above-

[jeffsteelema]

Down to 3 players in the $1500 NL Holdem event with Tom Dwan nursing a somewhat short stack of about 2 million while his opponents have about 2.5 and 7 million respectively. Durrrr had to survive a sketchy all-in preflop with 97 vs A10 but he managed to get trips and stay alive.

It's hard to imagine Tom getting much closer to a bracelet than this over the next two years. This could be his best chance at the huge payday he is claiming will be his "biggest ever" if he secures a bracelet with all the prop action he took beforehand.

I'm watching the updates to see what happens each hand from this feed: http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=764&tid=10832

[jeffsteelema]

Update:

After taking down some small pots uncontested Dwan grinded his stack up to about 3 million before the other two got their stacks in with the shorter getting busted out in 3rd.

Ladies and gentlemen we are now heads up...fasten your seatbelts.

[Maddie]

All the best of luck for Tom Dwan. He's now HU with 3:1 ship deficit. Good luck boi

[jeffsteelema]

Chip Count:

durrrr 2.5 million
Simon Watt (from Australia) 9 million

[Maddie]

Event #11: $1,500 NLHE - Simon Watt has won the gold bracelet and $614,248. Tom Dwan finishes in 2nd place, taking home $381,885.

AIPF: durr Q -6 vs 9-9. Board: A A 8 -A -K . Durrrr busto 2nd. Watt wins donkaments.

[jeffsteelema]

That's gotta feel like a punch to the gut. Oh well, plenty more events for him to go, I'm sure he'll get another chance soon.