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2011 WSOP Chip Counts Event #25: $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better

Cory Zeidman 217,500
Sean Urban 208,000
Hernan Salazar 186,500
Norman Chad 179,000
Marc Fluss 156,500
Brian Twete 156,000
Chris Viox 154,000
Tyson Marks 147,000
Tony Ma 144,000
Filippos Stavrakis 139,500
Kirill Gerasimov 130,500
Frank Kassela 123,500
Hakon Lundberg 102,000
Christopher Mchugh 100,000
Cyndy Violette 94,500
James Wheatley 93,000
David Warga 89,000
John Pappas 67,000
Mike Sexton 54,000
Gerard Rechnitzer 46,500
Karina Jett 42,000
Kristy Gazes 40,000
Ming Reslock 40,000

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John Racener 363,600
Mayu Roca Uribe 327,100
Adam Geyer 278,800
Adam Kornuth 241,200
Michele Limongi 237,800
Brent Hanks 211,200
Eric Buchman 203,400
John Monnette 199,500
John Juanda 187,000
Ylon Schwartz 185,300
Marco Traniello 150,000
Ben Yu 138,200
Shawn Buchanan 126,300
Mikko Pispala 125,500
Sirous Baghchehsaraie 122,200
Rami Boukai 107,700
Hooman Nikzad 95,700
Gregory Dyer 93,300
Desmond Portano 68,900
Robert Rosengarten 42,700
Konstantin Puchkov 41,900
Owais Ahmed 39,200
Nikolay Evdakov 38,100
Sanjay Pandya 32,900
Max Pescatori 24,400

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Samuel Golbuff 70,000
Greg Mueller 58,000
Mark Gryglik 57,000
Shawn Buchanan 53,000
Sam Grizzle 51,000
Chung Law 48,000
Shannon Shorr 47,000
Brent Wheeler 46,000
Scott Tuttle 44,400
Mark Burford 43,800
Jonathan Spinks 42,000
Brian Tate 40,400
Fabrice Soulier 39,600
Clayton Newman 39,300
Isaac Haxton 39,000
James Barlow 38,700
Francois Billard 38,700
Michael Winnett 38,000
Ali Lareybi 35,100
Justin Bonomo 35,000
Matt Schreiber 34,600
Matt Schreiber 34,000
David Chiu 34,000
Daniel Colpoys 33,300
William Kakon 33,100
Andrew Rosskamm 32,500
Chris Podlewski 32,300
Aaron Lovinger 32,000
Gavin Hunt 31,500
Michael Shelton 31,100
Jim Collopy 31,000
Jeffrey Neeman 30,800
Andrey Zaichenko 30,700
Ryan D’Angelo 29,000
Jong Sook Jin 29,000
Brian Aleksa 28,500
Gabriel Nassif 27,000
Klein Bach 26,000
Robert Mather 25,700
Paul Rubin 25,100
Russ Salzer 24,700
Mikail Tulchinskiy 24,500
Jesse Chinni 24,300
Fernando Brito 24,300
Brandon Cantu 23,800
Jameson Painter 23,500
Jay Pinkussohn 23,400
Iakov Nepomnyashchiy 23,000
Javier Torresola 22,800
Robert Thompson 22,600
Joe Gualtieri 22,600
Michael Fong 22,500
Issa Tadros 22,100
Oliver Berman 22,000
James Carroll 21,800
Alexander Kuzmin 21,700
Flavio Ferrari Zumbini 21,400
Ralph Porter 21,200
Daniel Alaei 21,000
Dan Heimiller 21,000
Marc Gork 20,700
Matt Matros 20,700
I Alexander Freitez 20,500
David Benyamine 20,000
Russ Floyd 18,700
Ross Tesser 18,400
Joshua Ziemak 18,400
Phil Laak 18,200
Terrence Chan 18,000
Matt Glantz 18,000
N Ravi Shankar 17,900
David Scatchard 17,900
Vadim Shlez 17,900
Holger Lindemann 17,900
Ervin Tormos 17,500
Sergey Rybachenko 17,300
Shunjiro Uchida 17,100
Jeffrey Lennon 16,700
Jake Abdalla 16,600
Michele Limongi 16,500
Stan Jablonski 16,100
Stephanie Nguyen 16,000
Chris Lee 16,000
Roger Hairabedian 15,900
Sammy Elkassir 15,500
Howard Faber 13,900
Alexander Borteh 12,900
Dana Davidson 12,900
Zachary Gruneberg 12,600
Lyndsey Hartley 12,000
Peter Chun 12,000
Vladimir Shchemelev 12,000
Jesse Martin 11,800
Matthew Hawrilenko 11,400
Jennifer Harman 11,000
Darren Woods 10,800
Jeffrey Jerome 10,500
Robert Rosengarten 10,000
Massimiliano Martinez 9,800
Robert Riddle 9,800
John Lasso 9,200
Cheng Huang 8,700
Christopher Vitch 8,600
Matt Grapenthien 8,500
Richard Liotta 8,000
James Davis 8,000
Richard Lyndaker 7,900
Serena Liu 7,700
Barry Berger 7,100
Jimmy Fricke 6,700
James Hilaire 6,700
Ricky Fohrenbach 6,000
Michael Fishel 6,000
Jack Kashishian 5,500
Dan Alspach 3,800

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After Richard Ashby was eliminated in 3rd place, Phil Hellmuth would go heads up with John Juanda for the bracelet. Juanda in my opinion, is the one of the most under rated poker pros. He slips under the radar with his humble tone contrasting the ostentatious Phil Hellmuth. All of Phil Hellmuth’s bracelets have come in holdem. This event is the $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball Championship which would make it Phil Hellmuth’s first non holdem bracelet if he wins. Unfortunately for Phil, Juanda would prevail and win his 5th bracelet. Phil played a great tournament and had the misfortune of losing a 3-1 chip lead when heads up. John Juanda is a really good player and deserved a win after the fiasco at the beginning of the WSOP.

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