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After getting knocked out of the WSOP Main Event yesterday Daniel decided to enter the WPT Bellagio Cup on Day 3 since they were still allowing entries this late.He'll be sending updates via Twitter and the WPT website also has updates.http://twitter.com/RealKidPoker/http://www.worldpokertour.com/Live_Updates/Live.aspxDaniel's Twitter Updates13 July 2010, 10:21 amRealKidPoker: Can't sleep. Considering playing the WPT event. Its on day 3 but you can still buy in! I'd have 20 bbs with 200 players already busted.13 July 2010, 1:59 pmRealKidPoker: I've decided to play the WPT. Did an interview with Kimberly Lansing. Seems like they are trying to add buzz and that #goodforpoker13 July 2010, 2:10 pmRealKidPoker: All in on hand 1. Raised and called then I shoved from sb and they both folded. Up to 55k just like that lol.13 July 2010, 2:33 pmRealKidPoker: And voila. 20 minutes in I have an average stack with 112k13 July 2010, 3:05 pmRealKidPoker: Ok so now I have 170k. I needed this rush yesterday in the main event. I did outplay Men in two big pots. One bluff and one bluff catch.13 July 2010, 3:35 pmRealKidPoker: 159,100 after my first level in the WPT. You can follow along at www.worldpokertour.com for live updates.13 July 2010, 5:04 pmRealKidPoker: I must say, I am a bit puzzled by the addition of the "Royal Flush" girls. Not exactly sure what they "do."13 July 2010, 5:29 pmRealKidPoker: 96,400 heading in the wrong direction and don't feel like being here anymore. Stomach doesn't feel good at all. Strange it never happens13 July 2010, 6:11 pmRealKidPoker: Chips officially lost. Flopped two pair Annette turned two pair. I played it super weird for fun13 July 2010, 6:16 pmRealKidPoker: All in for 800 in the sb I won the pot thanks to the bb bluffing everyone else out lol. 5k now blinds 1500-300013 July 2010, 6:24 pmRealKidPoker: Paula from Costa Rica busted me and I swear I think she felt worse about it than I did! Hope she wins the whole thing.

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New to Day ThreeLevel 11: 1,000-2,000, 300 anteLots of pros have waited until today to register for the tournament. Here's a list of notables that we have seen early in the level:* Eugene KatchalovJimmy FrickeMax Pescatori* Daniel Negreanu* Cornel Andrew Cimpan* Vadim Trincher* John HenniganSandra NaujoksIsaac BaronShaun DeebAlec TorelliDavid "Bakes" BakerJames "Mig.com" MackeyAndy SethLex Veldhuis and Greg Mueller also entered the tournament today, but were eliminated within the first few hands.* WPT winner

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High Profile Last Minute ArrivalsLevel 11: 1,000-2,000, 300 anteDuring the last minute of the last level to register, three high profile poker stars took their seats: Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey and Tom "Durrrr" Dwan.Hellmuth arrived escorted by the Royal Flush Girls and a camera crew filming his every move, while Dwan and Ivey made a quiet entrance, simply placing their chips at their seats and striking up a conversation with one another.

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High Profile Last Minute ArrivalsLevel 11: 1,000-2,000, 300 anteDuring the last minute of the last level to register, three high profile poker stars took their seats: Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey and Tom "Durrrr" Dwan.Hellmuth arrived escorted by the Royal Flush Girls and a camera crew filming his every move, while Dwan and Ivey made a quiet entrance, simply placing their chips at their seats and striking up a conversation with one another.
uuuuuuuugh. when doyle bruson tells you to knock it off, you knock it off. what a clown.
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Hellmuth EliminatedLevel 12: 1,200-2,400, 300 antePhil Hellmuth raises and is called by Zach Hyman. Hellmuth shoves all in for 15,000 on a flop of J-8-6 and Hyman calls.Phil holds A-6 for bottom pair, but Hyman shows K-J for top pair. The turn and river offer no help to Hellmuth and he is eliminated.

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Good for Hellmuth. He is such a clown and showman.Lost his poker abilities long ago. New kids are rockin' now.

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Good for Hellmuth. He is such a clown and showman.Lost his poker abilities long ago. New kids are rockin' now.
actually, New Kids broke up in 1994. sigh...(in memorium )
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Hellmuth EliminatedLevel 12: 1,200-2,400, 300 antePhil Hellmuth raises and is called by Zach Hyman. Hellmuth shoves all in for 15,000 on a flop of J-8-6 and Hyman calls.Phil holds A-6 for bottom pair, but Hyman shows K-J for top pair. The turn and river offer no help to Hellmuth and he is eliminated.
Wow, Phil busts kids like that all the time. I mean you called a raise with King Jack and thought it was good against Phil?That's okay, just keep calling with King Jack and then call off your whole stack when I show you the nutz!
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13 July 2010, 5:04 pmRealKidPoker: I must say, I am a bit puzzled by the addition of the "Royal Flush" girls. Not exactly sure what they "do."1
Again..these types of tweets are not helping your rumor problems to go away!
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Go Ivey!He's 5th/15 left w/ 1.35m at 10k/20kthe girl that busted DN is still in with 450k chips.

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I had a short conversation recently with Mike Matusow's brother Scott about whether or not he agrees that Ivey is the best.He laughed and said no way...the best is who ever of the top guys is winning the most at any given time and that Ivey has a ton of tells, etc. I agree to a point with some of that, but common dude...Ivey has been crushed consistently for years now. I just laughed and agreed with him. Scott is a nice guy and all but clearly is way off on this issue.This just seals the deal even more for Ivey imo. I wonder if he also had some sick ass prop bets about getting this far in this? Would anyone take him up on a prop bet at this point?

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I had a short conversation recently with Mike Matusow's brother Scott about whether or not he agrees that Ivey is the best.He laughed and said no way...the best is who ever of the top guys is winning the most at any given time and that Ivey has a ton of tells, etc. I agree to a point with some of that, but common dude...Ivey has been crushed consistently for years now. I just laughed and agreed with him. Scott is a nice guy and all but clearly is way off on this issue.This just seals the deal even more for Ivey imo. I wonder if he also had some sick ass prop bets about getting this far in this? Would anyone take him up on a prop bet at this point?
Not sure why you respect Scott's opinion on anything. I watched his radio show a couple times when the 08 elections were happening and he refused to watch anything but Fox News and was saying how it's a travesty that we have a black president, etc. Also funny when he would play poker when it came to his analysis of hands.
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Not sure why you respect Scott's opinion on anything. I watched his radio show a couple times when the 08 elections were happening and he refused to watch anything but Fox News and was saying how it's a travesty that we have a black president, etc. Also funny when he would play poker when it came to his analysis of hands.
Oh no, I did not intend to be making a case for respecting his opinion. He comes across a tad mentally challenged on many issues.The point was more that I'd have thought a guy like Scott, with access to the real inside game, would be more inclined to agree that Ivey is arguably the best and has been for quite a while now.
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1st. Moritz Kranich - $875,1502nd. Justin Smith - $594,7553rd. Phil Ivey - $363,650 4th. John Caridad - $237,9025th. Rob Akery - $169,9306th. Eric Afriat - $118,950

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