A little more than two hours ago, Calvin Anderson was winning his first WSOP bracelet in Event #30: $1,500 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low. He's in action here looking to replicate that success.
When asked why he wasn't out celebrating, Calvin said "I don't drink and my girlfriend isn't here so I'd rather just play poker." It's no wonder Anderson does so well with that kind of dedication.
Nível: 7
Ante 100 Bring In 100
Completion 400 Limits 400/800
Players are on their third break of the day.
Daniel Negreanu has slowly been building his stack ever since he sat down. With his opponent showing up cards of 
, Negreanu made a bet with 
showing on sixth street. His opponent gathered his cards, turned them over, and slid them to the dealer to give Negreanu the pot and moving his stack to approximately 20,000.
Better late than never is the motto for quite a few players tonight:
Nível: 6
Ante 75 Bring In 100
Completion 300 Limits 300/600
John Monnette: 
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Seat 2: /
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Seat 3: /
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Phil Ivey: /
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A short-stacked Phil Ivey was all in before fourth street and John Monnette and two others built a side pot that Monnette would take down when he tabled 
for aces and sevens. Seat 2 flashed a king for kings and deuces while Seat 3 mucked. Ivey took one last look at his cards and quietly slid them into the center. He stood up and said "alright see you" and headed out of the Amazon Room.
John Cernuto Sr., better known as "Miami John," is celebrating a very special Father's Day as he is here with his son, John Jr. The resemblance is uncanny and both are taking their shot at this $1,500 Seven-Card Stud event. The elder Cernuto has an impressive WSOP resume that includes 57 cashes and three bracelets.
While his son might not have the same name recognition or experience, he definitely has a great mentor and teacher in his Dad. Happy Father's Day to all the Dads out there - thank you for all that you do!
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