World Series of Poker Results and Report 2007 wsop event #12 results Final Results WSOP

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Jason Warner
David Zeitlin
Steve Olek
David Mitchell-Lolis
Matt Brady
Brian Miller
William Vosti
Joe Awada
Arturo Diaz
Andrew Webking
Bruno Vick
Terry Eischens
Christopher Stahle
Edward Shea
Justin ¨JC¨ Tran
Garrett Beckman
Farzad Fadai
Alex Balandin
Jonathan Dull
Harold Cohen
Stephen O´Dwyer
Clinton Bushn
John Esposito
Gebrehiwet Goitom
Annette Nichols
Justin Newton
Fred Goldberg
Daniel Bokesch
Debbie Burkhead
Travis Pearson
Kevin Ross
Carl Olson
Joseph McGowan
Matthew Ehrlich
David Slan
Mario Delis
Eric Haber
John Seaton
Brian Bingham
Erik Seidel
Robert Gentel
Matthew Smith
Rahul Maitra
John Cernuto Sr.
Matthew Tom
Reece Sathoff
Darren Jenne
Michael Homony
Joshua Pollock
Miguel Proulx
Jeffrey Potts
Ralph Porter
John Roveto
Julio Delarosa
Peter Dalhuijsen
Jason Manh
Reed Hensel
Douglas Carli
Shawn Bussey
David Brannan
Sven Lucha
Brad Simmons
Glen Gordon
Johannes Steindl
Jason Cain
Jeremy Roenick
Robert Williamson III
Kevin Rubitsky
Terence Owens
Motoyuki Mabuchi
Sidharth Kakkar
Jonathan Turner
Rafael Gonzalez
Eric Thompkins
Andres Bello
David Benefield
Robin Gainer
Tony Malleo
Michael Guadano
David Botton
Thayer Rasmussen
Shawn Johnson
Johan Lendenius
Steven Webb
John McKinney
Matthew Holtzclaw
Andrew Wang
Anthony Cousineau
Michael Draghi
Edward Hearn
Gordon Higgins
Francis Cagney
Alan Jaffray
Michael Gibson
Jerome Tastaviv
Kenneth Smaron
Yarom Limor
Steven Paul Ambrose
Christopher Bell
Christopher Lenahan
Drew Ritchie
Dale Cook
Dylan Simpson
Michael Sun
Freddie Jones
Mark Sandness
Michael Sandler
Patrick Grant
Julio Ceballas
Peter Nguyen
Justin St. John
Kenneth Webster
David Boyett
Josef Helphinstine
Tyler Witteman
Steve Balezentes
Melanie Esquivel
Michael Raimon
Christopher Scalzitti
Jay Royer
Edward Brogdon
Jonathan Calhoun
James Wagner
James O’Malley
Joe Pharo
David Robertson

Vancouver, BC
New York, NY
Hollywood, FL
Las Vegas, NV
Upper Darby, PA
Atlanta, GA
Arroyo Grande, CA
Las Vegas, NV
San Diego, CA
Bellevue, WA
Grannville, OH
Shakopee, MN
Vallda, Sweden
New Iberia, LA
Sacramento, CA
Lawrence, KS
Granada Hills, CA
New York, NY
Fresno, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Austin, TX
Las Vegas, NV
Los Angeles, CA
Littleton, CO
Tuscon, AZ
Hollywood, FL
Lewis Center, OH
Henderson, NV
Las Vegas, NV
Carnation, WA
Seattle, WA
LaQuinta, CA
Garden City, NY
Chesterfield, MO
Bakersfield, CA
Muttontown, NY
Tempe, AZ
San Diego, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Costa Rica
Lithia, FL
Webster, NY
Las Vegas, NV
Issaquah, WA
Green Bay, WI
Fort Myers, FL
San Antonio, TX
Silver Springs, MD
Québec, QC
Yorba Linda, CA
Woodinville, WA
Snellville, GA
Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic
Utrecht, Netherlands
Hermitage, AR
Overland Park, KS
Alliance, OH
Hughson, CA
Alton, Great Britain
Altötting, Germany
Anchorage, AK
Surrey, BC
Austria
Roseville, CA
Scottsdale, AZ
Dallas, TX
Citrus Heights, CA
England
Las Vegas, NV
Lawrenceville, NJ
Las Vegas, NV
Modesto, CA
Antelope, CA
Oxnard, CA
Arlington, TX
Toronto, ON
Canton, OH
San Diego, CA
Los Angeles, CA
St. Petersburg, FL
Ellis Grove, Il
Sweden
Lynchburg, VA
Fayetteville, NC
Sacramento, CA
Gainsville, TX
Daytona Beach, FL
Arlington, VA
Epping, UK
Newport News, VA
Laguna Niguel, CA
Silver Springs, NV
Alpharetta, GA

Philadephia, PA
Beverly Hills, CA
Watlerloo, ON
Raleigh, NC
Portland, OR
Flint, MI
Broken Arrow, OK
San Jose, CA
Santa Maria, CA
Sun City, AZ
Moorehead, MN
Stamford, CT
Denver, CO
Republic of Columbia
Tustin, CA
Pittsburgh, PA
Decatur, NE
Vista, CA

Sedona, AZ
Santa Maria, CA
Santa Cruz, CA
Bradenton, FL
South Jordan, UT
Coral Springs, FL
Litchfield Park, AZ
San Diego, CA
West Valley, UT

Scottsdale, AZ
Las Vegas, NV

$481,698
$269,778
$186,020
$123,689
$92,523
$61,357
$46,749
$46,749
$31,166
$31,166
$19,089
$19,089
$14,804
$14,804
$14,804
$14,804
$14,804
$14,804
$11,882
$11,882
$11,882
$11,882
$11,882
$11,882
$8,960
$8,960
$8,960
$8,960
$8,960
$8,960
$7,012
$7,012
$7,012
$7,012
$7,012
$7,012
$5,844
$5,844
$5,844
$5,844
$5,844
$5,844
$4,772
$4,772
$4,772
$4,772
$4,772
$4,772
$4,188
$4,188
$4,188
$4,188
$4,188
$4,188
$3,701
$3,701
$3,701
$3,701
$3,701
$3,701
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$3,214
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,824
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,435
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143
$2,143

Tournament Notes:

-- The winner of the $1,500 buy-in Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em World Championship was Jason Warner from
Vancouver, BC (Canada). He is a 22-year-old sales associate working in a hardware store and (was/is) an aspiring
professional poker player.

-- This was Warner’s second time to enter a WSOP event. A few days ago, he busted out of the $2,000 buy-in no-limit
hold’em tournament. First place today paid $481,698.

-- Warner works at a home supply store named “Surrey New and Used” located in Surrey, BC. The store is similar to
Home Depot or Lowe’s in the U.S. No word yet on whether or not Warner plans to continue working after winning
nearly half-a-million dollars.

-- Warner has been playing poker regularly at the River Rock Casino in Richmond, BC over the past year. He is single.

-- Warner wore a New York Yankees baseball cap while seated at the final table. Oddly enough, his heads-up
opponent was David Zeitlin – from New York City. The runner up collected a very respectable $269,778.

-- This was the third final table broadcast over the official WSOP website – www.worldseriesofpoker.com. The entire
final table was broadcast with hole cards seen by the home audience. Expert commentary was provided by Scott
Preston (who is fantastic doing the play-by-play) and the “Clown Prince of Poker,” Mike Laing – who stood in for Brian
Wilson (also doing first-rate work). The broadcast is truly revolutionary in the depth of content and coverage and is
“must viewing” for any poker fan.

-- The oldest player of the final six was 39-years. The youngest was 21.

-- Joe Awada, former circus juggler turned poker pro, finished ninth. He won a WSOP gold bracelet in 2004.

-- Arguably tournament poker’s hottest player over the first half of the year, J.C. Tran from Sacramento, CA, cashed in
15th place. Tran has over $5 million in lifetime tournament winnings – but less than ten percent of that impressive sum
has been won at the WSOP.

-- Seven-time WSOP gold bracelet winner finished in 48th place in this event. He now has 43 lifetime cashes (ranked
8th all-time). He has won over $3M at the WSOP (ranked 16th all-time).

-- At least two poker players have already cashed three times at this year’s World Series – Steve-Paul Ambrose and
Tony Cousineau.