The first look at dave
Boy do you look bored dave..... nice stack though.... if anyone wants to know what the heck i am talking about i think this is officially the first picture of dave at the 2004 wsop posted.... http://www.pokerpages.com/blog/index.php?itemid=14
i am actually not even sure if he is awake....
i am actually not even sure if he is awake....
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WHOA!!!!
That little Buddha is sitting tall!
Go Scharf Go!
ScottyZ
As taken from the pokervoice.com:
Tuesday, 25 May 2004 at 3:32 am)
Chip Leaders
Chip counts apporx
Dave Scharf 150,000
Gus Hansen 140,000
Dave Pullen 135,000
Aviv Shahf 110,000
Marcel Luske 110,000
Davin Anderssen 110,000 (TOP TIP FROM SIMON TRUMPER)
Former WSOP champions...
Chris Ferguson 86,000
Doyle Brunson 85,000
Are you a Buddhist, Dave?
http://www.ryano.net/iraq/?1016745
Less than an hour or so to the end of 'Day 2' (actually Day 3 I guess but u know what I mean). Standings from pokerpages show Dave looking really good:
291 players remaining.
Eddie Scharf $300,000
Greg Raymer $254,000
Chuck Agnew $225,000
Rose Richie $215,000
Frank Braybec $200,000
Marcel Luske $200,000
Dave Scharf $180,000
John Spadavechia $180,000
Kevin O'Connel $150,000
Dan Harrington $145,000
Lucy Rokach $130,000
Chris "Jesus" Ferguson $120,000
Mattias Andersson $110,000
Tobias Persson $110,000
Gavin Smith $107,000
Matthew Hilger $100,000
Derek Tomko $100,000
Des Portano $95,000
Gary Jones $92,000
Average $88,522
Annie Duke $85,000
Phil Gordon $80,000
Gus Hansen $80,000
Josh Arieh $75,000
Russ Hamilton $70,000
Dave "Devilfish" Ulliot $70,000
Ali Sarkeshik $65,000
Mike Matusow $55,000
Gabe Thaler $45,000
Erick Lindgren $20,000
Dewey Tomko $17,000
There is a Ouote from our hero Dave:
Dave Scharf is here in the media room...
'I have 189,700 and I made a horrible play at Annie Duke on a drawing dead bluff....then one hour later... I defended the blind with Q 8 of spades after she made it 4,500... flop is As, Js, 8c... I check...she bets 4,000....I raise to 16,000.... she reraises me another 37,000... I go all in..she has in front of her 25,000 and the pot is 110,000.....she lays down after a long time in the tank....because I was pissed offff....all I said was go tell that to Gus too....I showed her the hand....I had a pair of eights!!!
I had 150,000 heading into that hand...
ABE MOSSERI $335,300 98 1
EDUARD SCHARF $311,600 110 7
CHUCK AGNEW $302,500 104 7
GREG RAYMER $297,300 118 3
MARK WILDS $292,800 93 4
DANIEL ALAEI $281,000 90 6
SAM LIBICKI $268,100 100 3
BRAD PIERCE $264,900 98 6
ANTONIO SALORIO $250,500 110 4
J.C. TRAN $233,700 89 9
JOHN MURPHY $229,500 100 9
FRANK BRABEC $227,800 119 4
ROSE RICHIE $225,400 107 4
DAN BIGELOW $224,900 117 6
V SENTHILKUMAR $224,200 100 4
JESS KAUFMANN $224,000 119 2
ROBERT DANIEL $211,300 102 9
BEHMAN ZAKERI $210,000 108 7
KEVIN O CONNELL $205,100 113 2
JULIAN GARDNER $202,500 114 3
MARCEL LUSKE $201,000 93 1
HENRIK OLSEN $200,900 116 7
DEWEY ARCHER $190,300 111 4
DAVID ANGEL $190,100 94 3
ELI ELEZRA $190,000 118 9
DAVE SCHARF $189,700 117 9
BO SEHISTEDT $181,700 90 3
DAVID WILLIAMS $180,400 111 6
ANDY CRACCHIOLO $179,100 117 5
ERIC VAN DER BURG $178,600 108 6
JASON SAGLE $177,600 115 7
MATT DEAN $177,200 101 2
LOL! Ni han. Did she say "f**k you", and then "f**k you too" to the dealer???
all_aces
ROFLMFAO
that's PRICELESS
So, she mentions a number of key hands as she complains about her experience, but does not (to the best of my knowledge) talk about the hand with Dave that must have CRIPPLED her. Interesting omission... maybe she actually got outplayed? Nooooo, couldn't be that....
on the mainscreen at the top theres a link to wsop coverage, youll see him there.
Lookin good Dave. Say hi to greatbrit for me and watch out for him.
Kev
all_aces, got a link to the interview
HaHa
Annie Duke, Phi Hellmuth Jr and the rest ALL MANIACs at the table will drive these 2 insane, perhaps LOL
When he says he showed his pair of 8's, I wonder if he showed both cards, or flashed the 8 only. 8)
I do agree with all_aces' general point though. Complaining about other players playing badly doesn't even come *close* to making sense.
ScottyZ
guess she'll just have to blame it on all them BAD players :shock: :shock: what? :shock:
ROFL
Agreed, and agreed. Sad but true.
ScottyZ, do we know what Annie had? I'm going to assume an ace, at least. If that's the case, I believe you're right... it's about a coin toss, assuming she didn't have A Q, taking away 3 of Dave's outs...
Regards,
all_aces
Hellmuth was just entertaining and great as always. I he really didn't whine at all, but did say he was unlucky a little bit. Hard to be bitter when your book sells 150,000 copies in 1 year :shock:
I can't wait for Dave's update for us! 8)
I'm not sure what Annie had, but I doubt she would be laying down a set (or two pair) at that point. I think you're right that AQ would push the Q8s to being a sizable dog.
I'm going to take a wild stab and say she had Kings, but I could imagine a wide variety of hands that might have gone down like that.
ScottyZ
I wanna see what her reaction was to seeing low pair.
this is the annie duke interview link....
wahhh
wahhh
enjoy.
In a response posted today at this site by Annie Duke, reacting to a
negative blacklash by some posters here at recpoker.com, she can be quoted
as saying "I DID NOT say that the player who called me was a bad player.
I never said that. I said I was surprised by this call..."
http://www.premierleaguepoker/anniedukedsl.wmv
Well here's the portion of what was actually said to gutshot that caused
the negative reaction by poker fans:
(Annie Duke to Gusthot.co.uk - Tuesday May 25, 2004)
"...I moved in on the river for $28,000, into a pot that had about
$14,000 in it, and I got called by ACE HIGH - which was very strange.
But, you know, this tournament is really weird because, I mean
there is a lot of people now who...I mean, any good player would not have
called me there. And I was walking out with my friend (Paul), he's like,
"I can't believe you got called! That was such a good bluff!"
You know the thing is, I don't mind going out of a tournament
bluffing because - you have to bluff..."
(Moments later in the interview):
"The problem is that, um, you know, normally when you get down
deep in a tournament, you're against players who really know what they're
doing, and you can make moves on them based on having some predictability,
that, you know, they're good players and they're gonna lay hands down, and
things like that. But, there's a lot of players who are just
inexperienced and they don't understand the pot odds and they don't know
when to lay hands down. It does make it a little bit difficult to wade
through all of them and you really do have to hold some hands at some
point..."
I seem to recall her mentioning a player who called her with a jack-high straight draw. Think this was Dave? Gooooooooooooo Dave!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I pieced it all together and posted it in 'Ask Dave Scharf' titled 'Annie talks about Dave'. If you haven't seen it yet, you might want to check it out. Classic stuff is happening in and around this year's WSOP, and Dave seems to be close to the centre of it.
Regards,
all_aces
ps: thanks for sweating me in that Sunday tourney. What's your Stars username?