The Stars Of The Day
The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Vegas was buzzing with stellar moves one after the other on the fourth day of ME action. After thirteen long hours of grinding, two American pros made it to the top two positions on the stack ladder. Barry Hutter ended the day as the chip leader with 55,97,000 chips in his pocket. Alexander Haro followed right behind with 50,31,000 chips.
Brian Altman’s shot to glory was not just the third-highest chip collection at the end of the day. Altman’s accomplishment in conjuring a move to surpass Phil Ivey’s bluff and, eventually, putting him out of the game was the most eye-catching. When asked about the confident hand he put forth, this is what Altman had to say.
“Given the spot, I took a relatively short amount of time for the river call, probably 90 to 120 seconds. My hand was just too strong to fold. I thought he was very capable of turning hands like and black tens and black nines into bluffs as well as something with the ace of spades in it. So, I just went with my gut.”
Day 4- End Of Day Chip Count
Barry Hutter 55,97,000Alexander Haro 50,31,000Brian Altman 48,61,000Andres Jeckeln 45,06,000Hari Bercovici 35,10,000Kelly Minkin 34,59,000Franklin Azevedo 34,10,000Ubaid Habib 33,00,000Nicholas Newport 32,69,000Krasimir Yankov 2,64,000
The Indian League
As from Team India contingency, we are left with FOUR names to count on for the world championship title. Here’s a quick look at their names and chip count at the end of Day 4.
Nishant Sharma- 11,72,000
Kartik Ved- 10,96,000
Vivek Rughani- 10,76,000
Sunil Verma- 60,00,200
With a lot of hope and excitement, Day 5 kicked off at 11:00 am on Monday, July 9. Stay tuned to find out if your favorite poker player is getting closer to his dream title.
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