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2006 WSOP Results
Event # 41 Final wsop Results
2006 World Series of Poker Tournament Results
Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino – Las Vegas
Event 41 2006 wsop Results
Event #41 WSOP Results
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-In: $1,500
Number of Entries: 1,007
Total Prize Money: $1,374,555
Official 2006 wsop Results:
Event # 41 Final wsop Results
2006 World Series of Poker Tournament Results
Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino – Las Vegas
Event 41 2006 wsop Results
Event #41 WSOP Results
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-In: $1,500
Number of Entries: 1,007
Total Prize Money: $1,374,555
Official 2006 wsop Results:
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Rafael Perry
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Eric Deregt
Chris Solomon
Shreeniwas Kelkar
Jonathan Stamm
James Henson
John Diella
Ernesto Tohme
Lonnie Heimowitz
Michael Krantz
Manish Patel
Patrick McCoy
Bryce Randin
Erich Kollmann
Skip Wilson
Mel Judah
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Dennis Vares
Steven Dannenmann
Joseph Ferriano
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Shayam Stinivasan
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Chris Solomon
Shreeniwas Kelkar
Jonathan Stamm
James Henson
John Diella
Ernesto Tohme
Lonnie Heimowitz
Michael Krantz
Manish Patel
Patrick McCoy
Bryce Randin
Erich Kollmann
Skip Wilson
Mel Judah
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Thomas Alenius
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Dennis Vares
Steven Dannenmann
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Shawn Hart
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“It’s the Karma, Man!”
Paul “Tashi” Kobel wins his first
WSOP gold bracelet
Holistic Practitioner expresses tearful gratitude after winning it all
Las Vegas, NV.- It’s a story that would make most poker theorists cringe. For everyone else
however, the tale of Paul Kobel’s quest to win a bracelet at event #41 of the World Series of
Poker presented by Milwaukee’s Best Light is something that is hard not to smile about.
For Kobel, the $225 that won him 1st place at an Oaks Card Club poker tournament in his
hometown of Oakland, California was a strain on his tight budget. This was not so because
of poor money management or any other derelictions, but due to his passion for helping
people. As director of a “bed and therapy,” an establishment that helps treat anyone from
weary travelers to persons suffering from ailments such as cerebral palsy, Kobel does not
rake in the big bucks. “I pay into my business,” he explained. “It’s not at all profitable, but I get
to help people who seriously need it.” Kobel claims that his “Watsu” (Water Shiatsu) therapy
has helped people with cerebral palsy move limbs that they have not been able to utilize in
years. “We try not to turn anyone away,” he said.
The 36-year old’s win at Oaks was validation enough for his wife to allow him
to bring his winnings to the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas and compete in the
World Series of Poker, which was already one month into its progression.
Wearing long scruffy hair and even scruffier facial hair, Korbel’s poker play was as
unorthodox as his appearance. “I’ve never read a book about poker man,” he said. “It’s about
playing from your heart. Ever since I got here, people criticized almost every hand I played.
We live by our karmas, and sometimes you have to take chances as long as you make the
right considerations.”
Call it karma, call it good play or call it just a fluke. Korbel beat out 999 competitors including
poker greats Phil Helmuth, Steve Dannenman and Mike Matasow, (who Korbel himself
knocked-out earlier in the tournament) to make it to the final table:
Paul “Tashi” Kobel wins his first
WSOP gold bracelet
Holistic Practitioner expresses tearful gratitude after winning it all
Las Vegas, NV.- It’s a story that would make most poker theorists cringe. For everyone else
however, the tale of Paul Kobel’s quest to win a bracelet at event #41 of the World Series of
Poker presented by Milwaukee’s Best Light is something that is hard not to smile about.
For Kobel, the $225 that won him 1st place at an Oaks Card Club poker tournament in his
hometown of Oakland, California was a strain on his tight budget. This was not so because
of poor money management or any other derelictions, but due to his passion for helping
people. As director of a “bed and therapy,” an establishment that helps treat anyone from
weary travelers to persons suffering from ailments such as cerebral palsy, Kobel does not
rake in the big bucks. “I pay into my business,” he explained. “It’s not at all profitable, but I get
to help people who seriously need it.” Kobel claims that his “Watsu” (Water Shiatsu) therapy
has helped people with cerebral palsy move limbs that they have not been able to utilize in
years. “We try not to turn anyone away,” he said.
The 36-year old’s win at Oaks was validation enough for his wife to allow him
to bring his winnings to the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas and compete in the
World Series of Poker, which was already one month into its progression.
Wearing long scruffy hair and even scruffier facial hair, Korbel’s poker play was as
unorthodox as his appearance. “I’ve never read a book about poker man,” he said. “It’s about
playing from your heart. Ever since I got here, people criticized almost every hand I played.
We live by our karmas, and sometimes you have to take chances as long as you make the
right considerations.”
Call it karma, call it good play or call it just a fluke. Korbel beat out 999 competitors including
poker greats Phil Helmuth, Steve Dannenman and Mike Matasow, (who Korbel himself
knocked-out earlier in the tournament) to make it to the final table:
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Name
Tyler Andrews
Paul Kobel
Rafael Perry
James Henson
Christopher Solomon
Eric Deregt
Shreeniwas Kelkar
Shyam Srinivasan
Jonathan Stamm
Tyler Andrews
Paul Kobel
Rafael Perry
James Henson
Christopher Solomon
Eric Deregt
Shreeniwas Kelkar
Shyam Srinivasan
Jonathan Stamm
Hometown
Las Vegas, NV
Oakland, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Lake Jackson, TX
Richmond, IL
Greenwich,CT
Kirkland, WA
Toronto, Canada
Glenview, IL
Las Vegas, NV
Oakland, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Lake Jackson, TX
Richmond, IL
Greenwich,CT
Kirkland, WA
Toronto, Canada
Glenview, IL
Seat
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
James Henson was the first to be eliminated. Short-stacked, the 48-year old orthodontist
found himself all-in in the midst of four-way action. After numerous checks, top pair was
shown, but it didn’t belong to him. Henson walked away with $30,927 and a ninth place
finish.
Next out was Jonathan Stamm. Shreeniwas Kelkar raised pre-flop to 18k. Stamm called
while Tyler Andrews re-raised to 50k. After a fold by Kelkar, Stamm moved all-in while
Andrews called. Andrews turned over Ah, Kd, and Stamm showed Ad, Qd. After an uneventful
flop of 2d-3c-3s, the turn and river failed to improve either player’s hand giving Andrews the
king-high kicker. Stamm hit the rails in eighth place.
After a flop of 5d-9s-Qd, Srinivasan moved all-in. After long consideration, Tyler called.
Srinivasan turned over 6c,6h, but Tyler had pocket jacks. The deuce and eight of diamonds
on the turn and river sealed the deal and busted-out Srinivasan in seventh.
Sixth place belonged to Christopher Solomon. After Perry’s raise to 24k, Solomon went all-in
with 5s, Ks which was little match for Perry’s As, Jc. A benign flop, turn and river
gave Perry the ace-high, eliminating Solomon.
Eric Deregt was next to hit the rails. After Kobel raised to 55k, Deregt went all-in for 225k.
Kobel called to Dereget’s dismay. After Kobel showed Jc,Ks , Dereget exclaimed, “You called
with that?!” and turned over Ac,Qc. Dismay turned into utter disgust for Deregt as Kobel
flopped a set when the board showed Kc,2d,Kh. A Qh turn and 10s river sent the 21-year
college student from Stanford out in fifth.
Srinivasan went out in fourth after moving all-in low stacked. Hoping to catch Kobel at an
opportune time, the 24-year old turned over 6d, Qs. However, Kobel called showing another
Kd, Js, a hand that the spectators began to jokingly coin the “nut pocket.” Kobel flopped a
pair of kings while a harmless turn and river sent Srinivasan to the rails.
In third place was poker pro Rafael Perry. The 2002 WSOP main event third place finisher
and 2006 WSOP event #26 bracelet winner raised to 30k while Andrews re-raised to 100k.
Perry re-raised again all-in while Tyler called. Tyler’s pocket 6’s held-up against Perry’s A,Q
off-suit with Tyler catching a set on the river.
Heads-up action was between Tyler and Kobel. Tyler limped-in while Kobel raised to 20k.
Tyler moved all-in showing another pair of 6’s. Kobel turned over Ad,9c. It appeared that
Kobel’s luck ran out when a flop of Js-Qc-Qd hit the board, but incredibly, the turn showed Jd,
giving Kobel the two pair ace-high kicker and the victory.
“I can’t believe it man!” Kobel screamed while throwing his hands up, before breaking down
into tears. A number of spectators and dealers shared in his profound joy as they hugged
Kobel and shook his hand. “I can pay the mortgage off on my house!” he exclaimed minutes
later, tears still streaming down his face.
That night, Kobel shrugged off every misfortune he ever encountered in his life, every
hardship. “This is a wonderful life!” he exclaimed. For some reason, his words did not seem
to be simply a result of his victory. The expressions on the faces of many of the spectators
appeared to second that sentiment.
By Alan Fowler
found himself all-in in the midst of four-way action. After numerous checks, top pair was
shown, but it didn’t belong to him. Henson walked away with $30,927 and a ninth place
finish.
Next out was Jonathan Stamm. Shreeniwas Kelkar raised pre-flop to 18k. Stamm called
while Tyler Andrews re-raised to 50k. After a fold by Kelkar, Stamm moved all-in while
Andrews called. Andrews turned over Ah, Kd, and Stamm showed Ad, Qd. After an uneventful
flop of 2d-3c-3s, the turn and river failed to improve either player’s hand giving Andrews the
king-high kicker. Stamm hit the rails in eighth place.
After a flop of 5d-9s-Qd, Srinivasan moved all-in. After long consideration, Tyler called.
Srinivasan turned over 6c,6h, but Tyler had pocket jacks. The deuce and eight of diamonds
on the turn and river sealed the deal and busted-out Srinivasan in seventh.
Sixth place belonged to Christopher Solomon. After Perry’s raise to 24k, Solomon went all-in
with 5s, Ks which was little match for Perry’s As, Jc. A benign flop, turn and river
gave Perry the ace-high, eliminating Solomon.
Eric Deregt was next to hit the rails. After Kobel raised to 55k, Deregt went all-in for 225k.
Kobel called to Dereget’s dismay. After Kobel showed Jc,Ks , Dereget exclaimed, “You called
with that?!” and turned over Ac,Qc. Dismay turned into utter disgust for Deregt as Kobel
flopped a set when the board showed Kc,2d,Kh. A Qh turn and 10s river sent the 21-year
college student from Stanford out in fifth.
Srinivasan went out in fourth after moving all-in low stacked. Hoping to catch Kobel at an
opportune time, the 24-year old turned over 6d, Qs. However, Kobel called showing another
Kd, Js, a hand that the spectators began to jokingly coin the “nut pocket.” Kobel flopped a
pair of kings while a harmless turn and river sent Srinivasan to the rails.
In third place was poker pro Rafael Perry. The 2002 WSOP main event third place finisher
and 2006 WSOP event #26 bracelet winner raised to 30k while Andrews re-raised to 100k.
Perry re-raised again all-in while Tyler called. Tyler’s pocket 6’s held-up against Perry’s A,Q
off-suit with Tyler catching a set on the river.
Heads-up action was between Tyler and Kobel. Tyler limped-in while Kobel raised to 20k.
Tyler moved all-in showing another pair of 6’s. Kobel turned over Ad,9c. It appeared that
Kobel’s luck ran out when a flop of Js-Qc-Qd hit the board, but incredibly, the turn showed Jd,
giving Kobel the two pair ace-high kicker and the victory.
“I can’t believe it man!” Kobel screamed while throwing his hands up, before breaking down
into tears. A number of spectators and dealers shared in his profound joy as they hugged
Kobel and shook his hand. “I can pay the mortgage off on my house!” he exclaimed minutes
later, tears still streaming down his face.
That night, Kobel shrugged off every misfortune he ever encountered in his life, every
hardship. “This is a wonderful life!” he exclaimed. For some reason, his words did not seem
to be simply a result of his victory. The expressions on the faces of many of the spectators
appeared to second that sentiment.
By Alan Fowler
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