2010 Horseshoe Council Bluffs
Event 9 - $200 Buy-in No Limit Holdem Final Results. 2010 Horseshoe Council Bluffs WSOP Circuit Events.
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2010 Horseshoe Council Bluffs Event #9 Results
2009-2010 World Series of Poker Circuit
Horseshoe Council Bluffs
Feb. 21
Event #9
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-In: $200 + $35
Number of Entries: 223
Total Prize Money: $43,262
Horseshoe Council Bluffs
Feb. 21
Event #9
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-In: $200 + $35
Number of Entries: 223
Total Prize Money: $43,262
| Curt Temperley |
Final Results:
Place
Name
Hometown
Prize
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Curt Temperley
David Hengen
Duane Gerleman
Garry Kipp
Kevin Wheeler
Andrew Franks
Ryan Thorson
George Brand
Bradley Lau
Jerold Bray
Brendon White
David Anderson
Bruce Klosterbuer
Timothy Newcomer
Toni Hagard
Timothy Petersen
Curtis Bicknell
Kent Hamilton
Christopher Charamente
Trevor Carter
Dale Johnson
Roger Ferdig
Craig Walters
Robert Reck
Dennis Hasley
Steve Yang
Peter Sullivan
David Hengen
Duane Gerleman
Garry Kipp
Kevin Wheeler
Andrew Franks
Ryan Thorson
George Brand
Bradley Lau
Jerold Bray
Brendon White
David Anderson
Bruce Klosterbuer
Timothy Newcomer
Toni Hagard
Timothy Petersen
Curtis Bicknell
Kent Hamilton
Christopher Charamente
Trevor Carter
Dale Johnson
Roger Ferdig
Craig Walters
Robert Reck
Dennis Hasley
Steve Yang
Peter Sullivan
Battle Creek, NE
Omaha, NE
Ridgeway, IN
Bellevue, NE
Omaha, NE
Omaha, NE
Rapid City, SD
Dublin, OH
Omaha, NE
Ridgeway, IN
Bellevue, NE
Omaha, NE
Omaha, NE
Rapid City, SD
Dublin, OH
$13,840
$7,614
$3,894
$3,028
$2,596
$2,163
$1,730
$1,298
$865
$519
$519
$519
$433
$433
$433
$346
$346
$346
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$7,614
$3,894
$3,028
$2,596
$2,163
$1,730
$1,298
$865
$519
$519
$519
$433
$433
$433
$346
$346
$346
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
$260
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Truck Driver Curt Temperley Speeds To Third Cash and
a Win in Event # 9
He Finishes with a Flourish, Knocking Out Last Two Players
on Final Hand
Council Bluffs, IA — Curt Temperley, a 51-year-old grocery warehouse truck driver from
Battle Creek, Nebraska, should get a ticket for speeding. The WSOP Circuit tour at
Horseshoe Council Bluffs has been running for just four days, but he already has racked
up three cashes and two final tables, his latest being a win in today’s event, $200 no-limit
hold’em. He also placed third in Omaha hi-lo. In high gear, Temperley nailed down his win
tonight by driving over his last two opponents on the final hand. His victory brought him
$13,840. It was by far his biggest cash, his other tournament winnings being mainly in
small local events. Driving all around the Midwest, Temperley has plenty of opportunity to
get in some poker along the way and is able to play about 50 tournaments a year. He
splits his time between tournaments and live games, playing whichever he seems to be
running well at. Tonight he shrewdly picked his spots, moving in whenever he thought he
had the best hand.
Temperley, who has been playing poker seriously for seven or eight years, also puts in
time at bar league poker tournaments, where he gets a lot of enjoyment out of
aggravating his friends with occasional erratic play.
Some 223 players entered this one-day event, and the prize pool was $43,262. Only
eight players made the official final table because, with 10 players left, two got knocked
out on the same hand. On that deal,.Andrew Franks had J-10 against an A-3 suited and a
Q-7 suited. When the board came J-K-Q-9, Franks had made a straight, and the two all-ins
were both all-out. With more chips, Bradley Lau took ninth while Jerold Bray ended up 10th.
Eight-handed play began with blinds of 5,000-10,000 and 2,000 antes, 23 minutes left at
that level. Leading with 287,000 chips was Davis Hengen, with George Brand close behind
with 283,000.. .
Here were the final table chip counts:
Seat Name Chip Count
1. Ryan Thorson 58,000
2. David Hengen 287,000
3. George Brand 283,000
4. Garry Kipp 106,000
5. Curt Temperley 174,000
6. Andrew Franks 202,000
7. Curt Temperley 174,000
8. Andrew Franks 202,000
8th place: Opening action was fast and furious, with three players quickly knocked out.
First to fall was George Brand. He had lost almost all his chips when he took two big hits,
once with pocket jacks against pocket kings. Soon he was all in from the big blind with
J-3. Kevin Wheeler had only a 6-5, but when the flop came 2-4-6, the paired 6 was all he
needed to leave Brand in eighth place, paying $1,298. Brand, 39, is an engineer from
Dublin, Ohio. His poker highlight is finishing 24th out of 301 players in a WSOP $1,500
stud event.
7th place: Immediately after, Ryan Thorson was all in with Q-10, losing to Hengen’s A-K
after the board showed 2-5-J-Q-A. Thorson, collecting $1,730 for seventh, is from Rapid
City, South Dakota, and in the trucking business.
6th place: Franks was next to depart. He had A-9, Wheeler had pocket 5s, and the pair
did the job when a board of 4-J-8-3-2 missed both players. Franks, 27, is a railroad worker
from Omaha. Sixth paid him$2,163.
5th place: As action continued at a fast pace, Wheeler was next to drop out when he
went in with K-4 and lost to Duane Gerleman’s K-J after the board came Q-10-A-3-10.
Wheeler, getting $2,596 for fifth, is an underground sprinkler technician from Omaha.
4th place: Blinds now were 6,000-12,000. And yet another player soon went out. First,
Garry Kipp moved in and Gerleman called. Then, after Hengen moved in with his much
larger stack, Gerleman made what turned out to be a good fold after Hengen turned up
pocket kings. “I’m dead,” Kipp exclaimed, showing a Q-10. He was. The board came
A-6-J-9-5, Kipp missed his straight draw and cashed fourth for $3,028. Kipp, making his
first Circuit final table, is a CPA from Bellevue, Nebraska..
Meanwhile, Temperley had been taking down pots and moved into the chip lead. The
grand finale to this massacre ended when two players were run over on the final hand.
First, Gerleman pushed in for 128,000. Next, Hengen pushed in all his chips. And then
Temperley called, covering them both. Gerleman turned over K-Q, Hengen showed pocket
deuces, and Temperley, A-J. When the flop came 6-9-Q, Gerleman took the lead with his
paired queen. Next a 5 turned, changing nothing. And then an ace on the river gave
Temperley top pair, the pot and the tournament.
3rd place: Gerleman got $3,894 for third. He is a farmer from Ridgeway, Iowa who’s
made three final tables here in the past two years. He also finished 23rd out of 2,200
players in the 2008 WSOP Seniors event.
2nd place: Holding more chips than Gerleman, Hengen took second place, paying $7,614.
He is 38 and is an attorney from Omaha.
– Max Shapiro
Director of Poker Operations for Harrah’s Entertainment – Jack Effel
Horseshoe Council Bluffs Poker Room Manager – Gary Margetson
Tournament Director – Kevin Ferguson
a Win in Event # 9
He Finishes with a Flourish, Knocking Out Last Two Players
on Final Hand
Council Bluffs, IA — Curt Temperley, a 51-year-old grocery warehouse truck driver from
Battle Creek, Nebraska, should get a ticket for speeding. The WSOP Circuit tour at
Horseshoe Council Bluffs has been running for just four days, but he already has racked
up three cashes and two final tables, his latest being a win in today’s event, $200 no-limit
hold’em. He also placed third in Omaha hi-lo. In high gear, Temperley nailed down his win
tonight by driving over his last two opponents on the final hand. His victory brought him
$13,840. It was by far his biggest cash, his other tournament winnings being mainly in
small local events. Driving all around the Midwest, Temperley has plenty of opportunity to
get in some poker along the way and is able to play about 50 tournaments a year. He
splits his time between tournaments and live games, playing whichever he seems to be
running well at. Tonight he shrewdly picked his spots, moving in whenever he thought he
had the best hand.
Temperley, who has been playing poker seriously for seven or eight years, also puts in
time at bar league poker tournaments, where he gets a lot of enjoyment out of
aggravating his friends with occasional erratic play.
Some 223 players entered this one-day event, and the prize pool was $43,262. Only
eight players made the official final table because, with 10 players left, two got knocked
out on the same hand. On that deal,.Andrew Franks had J-10 against an A-3 suited and a
Q-7 suited. When the board came J-K-Q-9, Franks had made a straight, and the two all-ins
were both all-out. With more chips, Bradley Lau took ninth while Jerold Bray ended up 10th.
Eight-handed play began with blinds of 5,000-10,000 and 2,000 antes, 23 minutes left at
that level. Leading with 287,000 chips was Davis Hengen, with George Brand close behind
with 283,000.. .
Here were the final table chip counts:
Seat Name Chip Count
1. Ryan Thorson 58,000
2. David Hengen 287,000
3. George Brand 283,000
4. Garry Kipp 106,000
5. Curt Temperley 174,000
6. Andrew Franks 202,000
7. Curt Temperley 174,000
8. Andrew Franks 202,000
8th place: Opening action was fast and furious, with three players quickly knocked out.
First to fall was George Brand. He had lost almost all his chips when he took two big hits,
once with pocket jacks against pocket kings. Soon he was all in from the big blind with
J-3. Kevin Wheeler had only a 6-5, but when the flop came 2-4-6, the paired 6 was all he
needed to leave Brand in eighth place, paying $1,298. Brand, 39, is an engineer from
Dublin, Ohio. His poker highlight is finishing 24th out of 301 players in a WSOP $1,500
stud event.
7th place: Immediately after, Ryan Thorson was all in with Q-10, losing to Hengen’s A-K
after the board showed 2-5-J-Q-A. Thorson, collecting $1,730 for seventh, is from Rapid
City, South Dakota, and in the trucking business.
6th place: Franks was next to depart. He had A-9, Wheeler had pocket 5s, and the pair
did the job when a board of 4-J-8-3-2 missed both players. Franks, 27, is a railroad worker
from Omaha. Sixth paid him$2,163.
5th place: As action continued at a fast pace, Wheeler was next to drop out when he
went in with K-4 and lost to Duane Gerleman’s K-J after the board came Q-10-A-3-10.
Wheeler, getting $2,596 for fifth, is an underground sprinkler technician from Omaha.
4th place: Blinds now were 6,000-12,000. And yet another player soon went out. First,
Garry Kipp moved in and Gerleman called. Then, after Hengen moved in with his much
larger stack, Gerleman made what turned out to be a good fold after Hengen turned up
pocket kings. “I’m dead,” Kipp exclaimed, showing a Q-10. He was. The board came
A-6-J-9-5, Kipp missed his straight draw and cashed fourth for $3,028. Kipp, making his
first Circuit final table, is a CPA from Bellevue, Nebraska..
Meanwhile, Temperley had been taking down pots and moved into the chip lead. The
grand finale to this massacre ended when two players were run over on the final hand.
First, Gerleman pushed in for 128,000. Next, Hengen pushed in all his chips. And then
Temperley called, covering them both. Gerleman turned over K-Q, Hengen showed pocket
deuces, and Temperley, A-J. When the flop came 6-9-Q, Gerleman took the lead with his
paired queen. Next a 5 turned, changing nothing. And then an ace on the river gave
Temperley top pair, the pot and the tournament.
3rd place: Gerleman got $3,894 for third. He is a farmer from Ridgeway, Iowa who’s
made three final tables here in the past two years. He also finished 23rd out of 2,200
players in the 2008 WSOP Seniors event.
2nd place: Holding more chips than Gerleman, Hengen took second place, paying $7,614.
He is 38 and is an attorney from Omaha.
– Max Shapiro
Director of Poker Operations for Harrah’s Entertainment – Jack Effel
Horseshoe Council Bluffs Poker Room Manager – Gary Margetson
Tournament Director – Kevin Ferguson
To view the complete schedule and results for the 2010 Horseshoe Council Bluffs WSOP Circuit Events, click on the link below:
2010 WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Council Bluffs Schedule and Results
2010 WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Council Bluffs Schedule and Results
