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World Poker Tour Championship Day 4



Day 4 of the 2008 WPT Championship saw 55 return, with only 17 remaining at the end of play. The list of remaining players makes for an intriguing finale to the World Poker Tour season though, with a star-studded final table a distinct possibility.

Action kicked off from the very first hand, with Zvi Shiff busting in 55th place, leading to a table redraw before some players had even settled into their seats. Elimination followed for Mats Rahmn, Tom Schneider, Tim Pham, Joe Sebok and J.C Tran. Shortly after Jayde Tran bit the dust in 45th, leaving Isabelle Mercier as the last woman standing. She didn’t stand for much longer mind, eliminated in 41st place.

With the eliminations of two former WPT champions, Martin de Knijff and Carlos Mortensen, in 39th and 38th respectively, the field had whittled itself down to 37. When Schwartz exited in 37th, the field went on a break, with the suspicion that the tournament had to slow down now they were coming towards the business end of the event. Not so.

The next few levels saw Men Nguyen, T.J Cloutier, John Hoang, Tom McCormick, Steve Wong, and Danny Wong. The departure of Steve Wong meant that Jonathan Little wrapped up the WPT Player of the Year title for Season VI.

By the end of the day, only seventeen players had chips accompanying their chairs. Of course, those left have had to skirt around some of the best players in the world to get there. Then again, some of those remaining ARE the best players in the world. Look at this for a tough looking couple of tables!

Table 53

1. Kenny Tran - 1,442,000

2. Amir Vahedi - 3,907,000

3. Bryan Devonshire - 984,000

4. Jeff King - 1,903,000

5. Tommy Le - 1,950,000

6. Cory Carroll - 1,346,000

7. John Roveto - 556,000

8. Jeff Shulman - 473,000

Table 54

1. Karga Holt - 1,500,000

2. David Chiu - 1,742,000

3. Tom 'Durrrr' Dwan - 2,874,000

4. Andrew Black - 411,000

5. Gus Hansen - 2,929,000

6. David Tran - 2,543,000

7. Nick Binger - 701,000

8. Robert Mizrachi - 1,079,000

9. Michael Gracz - 1,674,000

Good luck picking a winner out of that line-up! Your writer would love to see Kenny Tran bring home the title, if only because he is one of the best No Limit Hold'em players in the world not to have won a major title. What we do know is the final table of six is going to be one of the best assembled in recent WPT seasons.

 


Source: OnlineCasinoNews


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