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Event 14, World Championship Seven-Card Stud $10,000 Live Updates November 23, 2009

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Event 14 - Final Table - Stud-tastic 1 year ago

The final table for the first ever $10,000 stud event at the WSOP, has just begun with high-stakes player David Oppenheim leading the way. Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey both just busted off the final table, but the legendary and often unsung Erik Seidel is still at the final table.


Early hits for the chip leader.

Not Ly-ing Down

Although Oppenheim is the chip leader, he isn't going to just ease his way to the bracelet. Minh Ly took one of the earliest pots from him, showing kings up to scoop.

Russian Kosts Fu

Alexander Kostritsyn, showing a 3s Kd Tc 3c board bet the river in the dark. Fu Wong, made the call with a Kh 7h Ad 8c showing only to find that the Aussie Millions champion had river a straight with As Qs Jd being flipped over.

 

  • Average Stack: $395,000
  • Players Left: 8
  • Tables Left: 1
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Event 14, World Championship 7-Card Stud - Day 3, Reports by:

  • Arthur Crowson
    Arthur Crowson

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Event 14, World Championship...

  • Buy-In: $10,000
  • Entrants: 158
  • Total Prize Money: $1,485,200
  • Date: Jun 7, 2008
  • Final Day Jun 9, 2008

Event Chip Leaders

Event 14, World Championship 7-Card Stud

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Blind Structure1 year ago

Event 14, World Championship 7-Card Stud

Level Ante Blinds               
Level 1 50
Level 2 50
Level 3 75
Level 4 100
Level 5 100
Level 6 100
Level 7 200
Level 8 200
Level 9 300
Level 10 300
Level 11 500
Level 12 500
Level 13 700
Level 14 1,000
Level 15 1,000
Level 16 1,500
Level 17 2,000
Level 18 2,000
Level 19 3,000
Level 20 3,000
Level 21 5,000
Level 22 5,000
Level 23 7,000
Level 24 5,000
Level 25 10,000
Level 26 15,000
Level 27 20,000
Level 28 20,000

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