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2015 November Nine is set, Daniel Negreanu busts in 11th

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Garfed   Malta. Jul 15 2015 10:37. Posts 4818

The hottest final table of the year is set - and the last few hours of play were really dramatic. In just four months, nine players will return to play for the main prize of $7,680,021 at the WSOP Main Event final table.

The tournament started with 6,420 entrants dreaming of becoming the one, including the best player of all the time, Daniel Negreanu. And for last two days, all the eyes were on Negreanu - he almost made it, busting right before the most important final table of the year: Joe McKeehen eliminated him in 11th place. McKeehen called Negreanu's all-in holding a flush and straight draw, which hit against Negreanu's top pair. Daniel made $526,778.

This is the second time in his career that Negreanu has come 11th in the Main Event. He did the same in 2001 when Carlos Mortensen won it.

McKeehen is going to start the final table with a massive chip lead - double the second person. He also has a solid tournament experience, with around $2,000,000 in live cashes, which includes runner-up in the WSOP Monster Stack last year for $820,863.

The most recognized player from the list is probably Max Steinberg though. With also $2mln won life-time and multiple high place finishers all around the world, he will for sure make an impact on the table.

The blinds will be starting at 200,000/400,000/50.

WSOP Main Event Final Table:
Position Player Chips
1st Joseph McKeehen 63,100,000
2nd Zvi Stern 29,800,000
3rd Neil Blumenfield 22,000,000
4th Pierre Neuville 21,075,000
5th Max Steinberg 20,200,000
6th Thomas Cannuli 12,250,000
7th Joshua Beckley 11,800,000
8th Patrick Chan 6,225,000
9th Federico Butteroni 6,200,000

2015 WSOP Main Event Payouts:
1st $7,680,021
2nd $4,469,171
3rd $3,397,103
4th $2,614,558
5th $1,910,971
6th $1,426,072
7th $1,203,193
8th $1,097,009
9th $1,001,020

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FrinkX   United States. Jul 15 2015 13:32. Posts 7561

max is c00L go max

bitch on a pension suck my dong 

Artanis[Xp]   Netherlands. Jul 15 2015 14:22. Posts 4697

Shame DN didn't make it, him going deep might've given poker a little extra boost


dnagardi   Hungary. Jul 15 2015 18:22. Posts 1776

lol at 2 times 11th at the main event.

DN is good damn


suited_mess   Poland. Jul 15 2015 19:26. Posts 93

so this guy must be a fkin beast - Mark Newhouse , back to back November Niner, not sure if he is playing something now at all

well... 

Jamie217   Canada. Jul 15 2015 23:44. Posts 4351

Damn two awesome players bubble in Alex T and Daniel sucks


TimDawg    United States. Jul 16 2015 23:23. Posts 10197


  On July 15 2015 18:26 suited_mess wrote:
so this guy must be a fkin beast - Mark Newhouse , back to back November Niner, not sure if he is playing something now at all


he busted like the 2nd level of day 1 near my starting table lol

online bob is actually a pretty smart person, not at all like the creepy fucker that sits in the sofa telling me he does nasty shit to me when im asleep - pinball 

Ryan Neilly   United States. Jul 19 2015 12:21. Posts 1631

didn't ivey get like 11th when moneymaker won too? weird trend if so.

the AQ hand vs iveys boat (river ace for MM)


 



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