Hey all, WhoJedi here again…
Just wanted to let you all know that I got some photos of Alex from the 2007 U.S. Poker Championship posted. Just click on the “Photo Gallery” tab above.
Next on the schedule for Alex is the WPT Barcelona followed by the WPT Niagara Falls event.
Until next time, take care all!!!
WhoJedi
Despite the fact that Alex got eliminated, the tournament does go on…
Play has just ended for the night with what looks like 54 players remaining.
Thanks for watching us today kids…
WhoJedi
Here are some chip counts on some friends of the Fro who are still in:
Gavin Smith - $330,000
Jeff Madsen - $285,000
Victor Ramdin - $145,000
Bill Gazes - $123,000
Tim West - $30,000
Tony Cousineau - $29,000
Joey Brooks - $28,000
Nick Shulman - Nick got eliminated during this last level
Level ten is now underway. The blinds are now $800-$1,600 with a $200 ante.
There are currently 65 players remaining.
Level nine has ended and the players are now on a 10-minute break.
Here are some chips counts on friends of the Fro who are still in:
Gavin Smith - $224,600
Victor Ramdin - $190,000
Jeff Madsen - $168,000
Cliff Josephy - $100,000
Bill Gazes - $100,000
Nick Shulman - $34,000
Joey Brooks - $31,000
Tim West - $22,000
Yes, WhoJedi here and I am still reporting for ya even though Al is out.
Timmy raises to $3,500 preflop and gets two callers. The flop comes 
and the player in the small blind bets $7,000. The other player folds and Tim makes the call. The turn is the 
and both players check. The river comes the 
and the small blind bets $13,000. Tim thinks for a few minutes and then makes the call, turning over 7-5 for a full house. However, the small blind turns over pocket nines for a better full house and rakes the pot.
Tim still has around $22,000 chips.
It is folded to Alex in middle position, who raises to $11,000 (leaving $1,600 behind). The small blind calls and the flop comes 
. The small blind bets $1,600 and Alex calls all in. Alex turns over 
but the small blind shows 
. The turn is the 
and the river comes the 
. Alex does not improve and he has been eliminated from the tournament that he won only a year ago.
With Alex down to only $11,000 chips, Nick Shulman has been moved to his table and is seated to his immediate right.
Alex raises to $3,100 preflop and the player in seat two moves all in for over $30,000. Alex folds and is down to about $15,000 chips with the big blind about to hit him.
