{"id":27863,"date":"2013-03-24T01:10:40","date_gmt":"2013-03-24T00:10:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.partypoker.com\/blog\/en\/?p=27863"},"modified":"2019-10-31T12:54:16","modified_gmt":"2019-10-31T12:54:16","slug":"esfandiari-leads-shakerchi-first-player-out-of-partypoker-com-premier-league-vi-final-table","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.partypoker.com\/blog\/en\/esfandiari-leads-shakerchi-first-player-out-of-partypoker-com-premier-league-vi-final-table.html","title":{"rendered":"Esfandiari leads; Shakerchi first player out of PartyPoker.com Premier League VI final table"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Chip Counts<\/h3>\n

Talal Shakerchi went from the outhouse to the penthouse and then the outhouse again in Level 5 as he went from chip leader to out in eighth place. He collects $45,000 for his eighth place finish, whilst another double up has given Antonio Esfandiari the chip lead<\/p>\n

The players chip stacks are as below. The +\/- figure in brackets is their profit\/loss since the end of the last level and the big blind figure is how many they have for the current level. The blinds during Level 6 will be 8,000\/16,000\/2,000.<\/p>\n

Antonio Esfandiari \u2013 670,000 (+352,000) 42 big blinds
\nJonathan Duhamel \u2013 585,000 (-18,000) 36.5 big blinds
\nDaniel \u201cJungleman\u201d Cates \u2013 490,000 (+141,000) 30. 625 big blinds
\nDan Shak \u2013 298,000 (-29,000) 18.625 big blinds
\nTobias Reinkemeier \u2013 227,000 (-257,000) 14 big blinds
\nSam Trickett \u2013 169,000 (-60,000) 10.5 big blinds
\nJennifer Tilly \u2013 141,000 (+47,000) 8.8 big blinds<\/p>\n

Good level for<\/h3>\n

Antonio Esfandiari<\/strong> He got a huge double up through Talal Shakerchi (see below) to claim the chip lead and all but eliminate Shakerchi.<\/p>\n

Jungleman<\/strong> \u2013 Cates won a few pots, including four-betting Jonathan Duhamel when he had pocket kings and has chipped up steadily to lie third in the chip charts.<\/p>\n

Bad level for<\/h3>\n

Talal Shakerchi<\/strong> The Brit was eliminated in eighth place and becomes the first player to be eliminated from the final table.<\/p>\n

Hand of the level <\/h3>\n

Talal Shakerchi moved all-in from the button with and Antonio Esfandiari made the call with . He was the all-in player with 328,000 on the line.<\/p>\n

The board gave the pot to the Magician and left Shakerchi with just 48,000. The next hand Jennifer Tilly shoved with and Shakerchi called all-in with pocket kings. However an ace on the flop was the end of him and he exited in eighth.<\/p>\n

Premier League final table payouts<\/h3>\n

1st \u2013 $450,000
\n2nd \u2013 $200,000
\n3rd \u2013 $150,000
\n4th \u2013 $125,000
\n5th \u2013 $100,000
\n6th \u2013 $70,000
\n7th \u2013 $60,000
\n8th \u2013 Talal Shakerchi, $45,000<\/p>\n

View from the booth <\/h3>\n

\u201cI think playing poker triggers something In Jungleman\u2019s head that he needs to eat. I\u2019ve never seen him eat away from the table. You get the feeling if he went six days without playing poker he\u2019d starve. \u2013 Jesse May on Jungleman\u2019s eating habits<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is East London, this is more of a beer swilling crowd,\u201d Phil Hellmuth\u2019s hopes of finding caviar are nipped in the bud by Jesse May.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m a participator not a party pooper,\u201d Jesse May on learning that the players are ordering shots of tequila for themselves, Jesse and Phil Hellmuth.<\/p>\n

Watch All The Action and Join The Conversation!<\/h3>\n

The PartyPoker.com Premier League VI continues with daily Live Streaming coverage here: bit.ly\/plpstream<\/a><\/strong> So who do you think is going to win? Let us know in the comments below and remember to follow us on Twitter <\/a><\/strong>and like us on Facebook <\/a><\/strong>now!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Chip Counts Talal Shakerchi went from the outhouse to the penthouse and then the outhouse again in Level 5 as he went from chip leader to out in eighth place. He collects $45,000 for his eighth place finish, whilst another double up has given Antonio Esfandiari the chip lead The players chip stacks are as<\/p>\n

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