Final Week at Judd's/WSOP update if you care!

We had three table with 23 players show up.  Judd's place was popular.  I was out just before break.  Felt like gambling to try and acquire chips.  So, I was out just before the first break.  I went up against Next Door, who raised my big blind from $200 to $1500.  I called with Ah2h.  I got a fantastic flop and was ahead 60% to 40% without a pair.  16 outs, minus one, because Nestor bet for $2000 and I went all in.  For the additional $1500 of course he called.  He turned over to red Queens.  The flop was 7h-5h-3s.  The turn and river did not help me out.  That was all she wrote or I can write as I chipped everyone up and left at break.  Well at least Baker went out before me.  He was caught in a hand with TK.  Baker originally raised for 650 and then TK called.  The flop came Jd-9d-4s.  TK checked and Baker bet 650 again, TK called.  TK bet 1500, Baker went all-in and TK called.  Baker showed A-J and TK J-9.  The river was no help. 

So, some results to see where everybody stands for Saturday would be great! Kevin if you need to run the math for chip counts and pay outs let me know.

WSOP

One Drop (Event #47) is streaming live on Espn.go.com.  Check it out online if you have time or nothing better to do.  About 20 players remain in this charity/bracelet event in which 166 players in for $111,111.  Last as you recall, Antonio Esfandari won this tourney which was a $1,000,000 buy-in, which had 48 players buy-in.  Antonio won this tourney, a bracelet, and $16M. 

Notable Bracelets won this year so far:

The millionaire maker tourney event #6 had 6,343 entrants who bought in for $1500.  Benny Chen won that one for $1.1M. 

Mike Matusow won his 5th bracelet in the 5K 7 Card Stude Hi-Low with 210 entrants.

Tom Schneider, former two-time player of the year, has won two bracelets thus far in the $1500 HORSE and 5K Horse. 

 Erik Lindgren won a bracelet in the 5K NL Hold-em/6 handed event #32. 

46 bracelets have been given out, thus far with the final/main event (#62) scheduled to start on July 5.  Check out more live streaming and results at the www.wsop.com website and on your phone you download apps to keep track, wsop app and espn watch allows you to watch live events as well as other sports action on your phone.  Right now I am watching the One Drop on my iPhone and streaming it to my flat screen with Apple TV - Air Play.  Very Cool!  

See some of you Saturday, I am pretty sure.  I was 8th, barring some big miracle, as Kevin referred to it, it would have to be a "perfect storm". Here's hoping since I didn't do myself any favors with my loose play.