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 Bellagio Final 27, Jan Fisher, 17. Apr 2003 07:30 | ||
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| $25,000 Buy-in ~ 111 Entries ~ Total Prize $2,691,750 Table Seat Name Home Town Chip Count 1 38 3 Marcel Luske Amsterdam, Netherlands 433,000 2 38 8 Jimmy Tran Houston TX 431,500 3 40 3 Doyle Brunson Las Vegas NV 405,000 4 38 9 Alan Goehring Henderson NV 385,500 5 40 1 Meng La Los Angeles CA 364,500 6 39 2 Ted Forrest Las Vegas NV 304,500 7 39 4 Phil Ivey Atlantic City NJ 304,500 8 40 6 Allen Cunningham Marina Del Rey CA 298,000 9 40 7 Mark Rose Edna TX 273,000 10 38 6 Bob Feduniak Las Vegas NV 265,500 11 39 7 Kirill Gerasimov Moscow, Russia 224,000 12 39 3 Bruno "King" Fitoussi Paris, France 210,500 13 39 5 Surinder Sunar Wolverhampton, England 182,000 14 40 8 Bruce Erickson Felton CA 180,500 15 38 2 Derek Baxter London, England 176,000 16 39 8 James Hoeppner Lincoln NE 150,000 17 38 3 Martin Deknijff Stockholm, Sweden 134,000 18 38 8 Dr. Max Stern Las Vegas NV 127,000 19 40 9 Chau Giang Las Vegas NV 124,000 20 38 5 Jeff Shulman Las Vegas NV 113,500 21 40 4 Wil Wilkinson Pacheco CA 112,000 22 39 1 Russell Rosenblum Bethesda MD 106,000 23 40 2 Robin Keston London, England 85,000 24 38 1 Phil Hellmuth Palo Alto CA 62,500 25 40 5 Layne Flack Las Vegas NV 60,000 26 39 9 Peter Costa Leicester, England 39,500 27 TIE Steve Zolotow Las Vegas NV $8,000 Casey Kastle Chicago IL $7,999 | ||
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| Re: Bellagio Final 27, Risky Business, 17. Apr 2003 07:48 | ||
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| I LOVE seeing Doyle Brunson's name on this list!!! | ||
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| Bet Doyle's reprint sales go up, Easy E, 17. Apr 2003 07:54 | ||
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| I'm not sure if he'll mind that or not... | ||
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| Jan, thee questions, Easy E, 17. Apr 2003 07:58 | ||
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| How did $8K and $7,999 tie? by a vote? Or just to meet the WPT schedule needs? How are the payouts being changed to accomodate the extra player being paid? Or aren't they in the money yet? Also, since I doubt I'll get a reply from WPT, based on the auto-email i received.... What do the players think about the payout schedule? I'm especially interested in Doyle, Layne, Phil H, Phil Ivy, the Shulmans, and the guys from overseas. Thanks | ||
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| Re: Jan, thee questions, Jan Fisher, 17. Apr 2003 08:03 | ||
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| on 17. Apr 2003 07:58 Easy E wrote: > How did $8K and $7,999 tie? by a vote? Or just to meet the WPT schedule needs? I am not sure how they arrived at these figures since there never were any $1 chips on the table. As for the WPT schedule needs, they were to play to 27 players or 6pm, whichever came first. I would have bet on the 6pm line....and I would have lost! > > How are the payouts being changed to accomodate the extra player being paid? Or > aren't they in the money yet? They are in the prize money now. I am assuming that the 27th place would be split between the two who went out during the last hand in play for the day. Here are the payouts: Prize Money 1 $1,011,886 2 506,625 3 253,313 4 159,987 5 119,990 6 93,326 7 66,661 8 53,329 9 42,663 10 31,997 11 31,997 12 31,997 13 26,664 14 26,664 15 26,664 16 21,332 17 21,332 18 21,332 19 15,999 20 15,999 21 15,999 22 15,999 23 15,999 24 15,999 25 15,999 26 15,999 27 15,999 > > Also, since I doubt I'll get a reply from WPT, based on the auto-email i > received.... > What do the players think about the payout schedule? I'm especially interested > in Doyle, Layne, Phil H, Phil Ivy, the Shulmans, and the guys from overseas. I don't have any firsthand knowledge about this. If I were to make a guess (and please don't flame me for it) I would think that they would have preferred less spots be paid. That is just my thoughts on what they likely are thinking. > > Thanks You're welcome. Sorry I don't have better answers for you. Jan | ||
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| Moron responds, Easy E, 17. Apr 2003 09:35 | ||
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| "They are in the prize money now. I am assuming that the 27th place would be split between the two who went out during the last hand in play for the day. " At first, I assumed i was an idiot for not realizing that the bottom two went out together and weren't in the final rounds... but the way your post reads (no prize money) and the distraction of the $1 difference made me think that I could remove the dunce cap award. However, on rereading it, I AM an idiot (though a subtle one), since $8K plus $7999 = prize for 27th place. In my defense, your post didn't make this obvious on a casual reading (the $ is missing from all of the chip positions). Maybe you can be more obvious next time for us idiots... So, just because I'm stupid, you're saying there are only 26 final participants, correct? And Steve Zolotow and Casey Kastle are out? PS- I was hoping you, or someone at WPT, might survey some of the players and get their feelings about the payout structure. I wasn't expecting you already know that info | ||
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| Re: Moron responds, Jan Fisher, 17. Apr 2003 10:20 | ||
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| > > So, just because I'm stupid, you're saying there are only 26 final participants, correct? > And Steve Zolotow and Casey Kastle are out? Yes, and they shared in the 27th prize money of $15,999...someone got the odd $1! > > PS- I was hoping you, or someone at WPT, might survey some of the players and get their > feelings about the payout structure. I wasn't expecting you already know that info > > Aha, gotcha. I haven't been down there too much as I have been busy with other things. Of course, I will be at the final table tomorrow. I will try to find out what the players think about the money distribution. It is kinda strange to pay so many spots I agree.... And you also are right that this was not posted very well. I copied and pasted from what I was sent by the Bellagio and there could have been better info provided..... Maybe next time? Hope you enjoyed the WPT show last night! | ||
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| Re: Moron responds, Barry Shulman, 17. Apr 2003 19:27 | ||
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| I would have much preferred that they paid 90 spots! | ||
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| Now THAT would cut down on final table deals!, Easy E, 18. Apr 2003 08:12 | ||
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| No sure how motivated you'd be if the final table only split a million, though... Another thought- would the first two rounds take forever, since EVERYONE would be on the bubble almost from the getgo? :) | ||
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