I don't see any of our fantasy picks remaining in this event (or am I wrong?), but I see Clonie Gowan is making a nice run...

2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker - Pot-Limit Hold'em (Event 3) Buy In: $1,500
Entrants: 766 Positions Paid: 72

1. Lyric Duveyoung $740,000
2. Alan Jaffray $575,000
3. Jeff Williams $360,000
4. Jonathan Aguiar $355,000
5. Clonie Gowen $310,000
6. Michael Banducci $300,000
7. Peter Gould $240,000
8. Chris Moore $240,000
9. Craig Gray $235,000
10. Steve Gross $235,000
11. Alan Sass $225,000
12. Ray Coburn $215,000
13. Nam Le $205,000
14. Phi Nguyen $185,000
15. Dan Adams $185,000
16. Amit Makhija $175,000
17. Adam Levy $155,000
18. Jamie Rosen $145,000
19. Randy Haddox $120,000

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Clonie Gowen? WTF???

Thought for sure someone would have picked up Nam Le in this fantasy draft.

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I played with this guy for about 10 hours during the Heartland Poker Tour Event in Blackhawk, CO last October. I took 27th, I am pretty sure he took 3rd. He is a damn good bigstack player.

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I did pick Nam Le

And from what my sources tell me Michael took the bracelet. He is a good player. Like I said, I was at his table for quite some time during the HPT event and he was a total powerhouse, literally raising every pot, he gave no room for error. A very strong player and he deserves it.

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2008 WSOP No-Limit Hold'em w/ReBuys (Event 5) Results:

World Series of Poker - Official Tournament Coverage and Results

1. Michael Banducci $636,736
2. Jeff Williams $406,330
3. Peter Gould $245,997
4. Lyric Duveyoung $201,139
5. Alan Jaffray $164,963
6. Jonathan Aguiar $130,234
7. Michael Binger $101,293
8. Steven Gross $79,587
9. Jamie Rosen $57,881
10. Phi Nguyen $36,176
11. Randy Haddox $36,176
12. Adam Levy $36,176
13. Alan Sass $28,940
14. Raymond Coburn $28,940
15. Clonie Gowen $28,940
16. Nam Le $21,705
17. Craig Gray $21,705
18. Chris Moore $21,705
19. Daniel Adams $16,496
20. Robert (RCW) Cheung $16,496
21. Jonathan Vanfleet $16,496
22. Daniel Negreanu $16,496
23. John Hoang $16,496
24. Nenad Medic $16,496
25. Amit Makhija $16,496
26. Bill Cole $16,496
27. John Juanda $16,496
28. Kenneth Shelton $13,602
29. Andy Seth $13,602
30. Craig Panzirer $13,602
31. Alex (Yahtzem) Jacob $13,602
32. Adam Glassman $13,602
33. Gary Haglund $13,602
34. Chad Brown $13,602
35. Thomas Gabriel $13,602
36. Vachagan Zakarian $13,602
37. Jeffrey Madison $10,708
38. David Peters $10,708
39. Corwin Cole $10,708
40. Tim West $10,708
41. Sam Simon $10,708
42. James Kelly $10,708
43. Carl Olson $10,708
44. Randy Cherkas $10,708
45. David Baker $10,708
46. Justin (Jurollo) Rollo $9,839
47. Romuaid Pycior $9,839
48. Nikolay Evdakov $9,839
49. Scott Dorin $9,839
50. Ut van Nguyen $9,839
51. Lee Watkinson $9,839
52. Marco Johnson $9,839
53. Steven Merrifield $9,839
54. Mark Dickstein $9,839
55. Mark Vos $8,971
56. Jerry Maestas $8,971
57. Jesse Chinni $8,971
58. Zachary Clark $8,971
59. William Baxter $8,971
60. William Soffin $8,971
61. Brian Cospolich $8,971
62. James Mccrink $8,971
63. Christopher Simons $8,971
64. Kelley Slay $8,103
65. Adam Richardson $8,103
66. Alex Balandin $8,103
67. Luke Staudenmaier $8,103
68. Jay Mizzi $8,103
69. James Rouse $8,103
70. Jon Eaton $8,103
71. Michael Burchfield $8,103
72. Matthew LaGarde $8,103

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BOOOM!!! I watched cardplayers interview with Michael and all I can say is that I am happy for the guy. He said he would be out there all month, I am going to track him down and buy him a beer!

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