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EPT 11 Deauville 2015 Live Poker Tournament Main Event, Final Table – PokerStars. EPT 12 Dublin 2016 Live Poker Main Event, Final Table Cards Up – PokerStars. The 2015 World Series of Poker is the 46th annual World Series of Poker (WSOP). It was held from May 27-July 14 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Paradise, Nevada. There were 68 bracelet events, culminating in the $10,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event, which began on July 5. The November Nine concept returned for an eighth year. Join Date: Nov 2015. Poker at: Bovada. I think the poker software in the final table deal more Pair now I fold AA KK when a player raise all-in in final table.

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The 2015 World Series Of Poker featured 68 events and for the first time ever attracted more than 100,000 entries to create a prize pool worth $210.3 million. As always, the Series culminated in its showcase tournament, the $10,000 No Limit Hold’em Main Event, which saw 6,420 hopefuls take to the Rio in Las Vegas hoping for a slice of the $60,348,000 prize pool. Seven days of intense action later and just nine players remain, all of whom are now guaranteed a minimum of $1,001,020 for their hard fought efforts. A huge $7,680,021 payday, however, awaits the ultimate champion, as well as a place in poker’s history books.
The November Nine will now take a four month break until Sunday, November 8th when the final table resumes once again in Nevada, and in the meantime here’s a look at this year’s finalists:
2015 WSOP November Nine:
1: Joseph McKeehen (USA) 63,100,000 (158bb)
2: Zvi Stern (Israel) 29,800,000 (74.5bb)
3: Neil Blumenfield (USA) 22,000,000 (55bb)
4: Pierre Neuville (Belgium) 21,075,000 (53bb)
5: Max Steinberg (USA) 20,200,000 (50.5bb)
6: Thomas Cannuli (USA) 12,250,000 (31bb)
7: Josh Beckley (USA) 11,800,000 (29bb)
8: Patrick Chan (USA) 6,225,000 (16bb)
9: Federico Butteroni (Italy) 6,200,000 (15.5bb)
Joseph McKeehen (USA): 63,100,000 (158bb)
Joe McKeehen, 24, (photo) is a Pennsylvania poker pro with $1,995,070 in live tournament earnings, including a runner-up finish at the 2014 WSOP Monster Stack event for $820,863. He has also amassed an impressive $1,173,693 playing online under the screen name “dude904” before Black Friday hit the US, and commenting on his chances going into the final table, explained:
“If I see you’re nervous, I can pick something up off that, online you can’t do that. I think a lot of people have experience, but since I have a lot of live experience it probably gives me an edge. I’ve definitely picked up reads on people, so I think that’s something where I’ll definitely have an advantage in in the future.”
Zvi Stern (Israel): 29,800,000 (74.5bb)
Zvi Stern, 36, is just the second Israeli to reach a WSOP Main Event final table, the other being poker pro Amir Lehavot in 2013 who eventually finished in 3rd place for $3,727,823. Not much is known about Zvi Stern, though, who had just two live cashes worth $49,595 coming into the Main Event, including this year finishing the $25,000 PCA High Roller 8 Handed in 34th for $44,540.
The second part of this article can be found here: “WSOP 2015 Final Table: Meet This Year’s November Nine (Pt2)”

At the beginning of July, 6,240 players plunged deep into the action of the world’s most prestigious annual poker tournament. After 7 intense days, the field has finally been reduced to just 9 players. Now, play has stopped and will start up again in November, hence the remaining nine players being dubbed the “November Nine”. The delay has taken place since 2008 to create more hype than it already has.

With famous https://www.recentpoker.compoker pro Daniel Negreanu still a realistic chance of reaching the final table this year, that meant there was also a lot of attention surrounding the November Nine bubble. Every time Negreanu scooped a pot, his rail of supporters could be heard cheering loudly. But much to their disappointment and frustration, the guy called “Kid Poker” was knocked out in 11th place.

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But all that aside, we can still expect a great deal in terms of excitement and action when the final table gets underway on Sunday November 8th at 5:30 pm PST. Anticipation for who will win the Main Event builds for four months, and all the final table action will be aired live on ESPN, with full coverage of the 2015 WSOP Main Event televised between now and then, so you dont miss a thing.

Joe McKeehen

The chip leader is Joe McKeehen, a professional poker player from Pennsylvania. He is sitting comfortable with 63 million in chips (160 big blinds), and will be looking to use his big stack to bully the short stacks at the final table. McKeehen had busted Negreanu. The actual “bubble boy” that busted in 10th place, Alexander Turyansky, was also knocked out by McKeehen. Hence the massive chip lead McKeehen had built on Day 7.

Zvi Stern

The second biggest stack heading into November is Israels Zvi Stern, who is perhaps the least known November Niner. Stern was seen sporting his signature blue hoodie at the table. The 36-year-old has 29.8 million in chips. With 75 big blinds, there is quite a big gap between the first and second biggest chip stacks, but Stern will still feel like he has a good chance to go all the way.

Neil Blumenfield

Third in chips is Neil Blumenfield. The 61-year-old is the President and COO of a software company. He will begin the final table with 22 million in chips (55 big blinds), and while he would love to win poker’s most prestigious tournament, he will be comfortable regardless of what happens.

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Pierre Neuville

Belgiums Pierre Neuville is fourth in chips with 21.1 million. He is, in fact, the oldest November Niner. The 72-year-old is showing that age is just a number and can still play No Limit Hold’em at a very high level. Once the final table action begins, he will no doubt be looking to prove that he can hold his own against the online poker generation. Besides making this year’s Main Event final table, he’s also had a lot of success in previous WSOP and EPT main events. His love for games extends far beyond just poker, the Belgian is a former board game creator and executive.

Max Steinberg

The fifth biggest chip stack is Max Steinberg, a poker pro from California. He made a deep run in the 2013 WSOP Main Event, and is actually the only November Niner to have a WSOP bracelet, after taking down a $1,000 No-Limit Holdem event the previous year. Before making the November Nine, he had pocketed $1.9 million in lifetime tournament earnings. Steinberg will start the final table with 20.2 million in chips.

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Thomas Cannuli

Thomas Cannuli is the sixth biggest chip stack heading into the final table. Primarily an online cash game player on New Jersey poker sites, he still likes his chances of doing something very special in the Main Event. The 23-year-old from New Jersey has 12.25 million in chips (around 30 big blinds to play with). A timely double up came on Day 7 when Pierre Neuville (who was the chip leader at the time) called with A9 but was dominated by Cannuli’s AK which held.

Josh Beckley

Seventh in chips is another player from New Jersey with a similar sized stack, Josh Beckley, who heads into the November Nine final table with 11.8 million in chips. Having been a poker pro for less than a year, Beckley has already accomplished more than most poker

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