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Yang Chipping Up 07-09-2013
Facing a raise to 750 and a call from the small blind, 2007 WSOP Champion Jerry Yang defended his big blind.
Small One for Yang 07-09-2013
Action folded to Jerry Yang in the hijack and he raised to 750. The button called, the blinds folded and it was heads-up action to the flop, which came down the .
Joe Cada Chasing Coveted Second Gold Bracelet 06-26-2013
After winning the WSOP Main Event in 2009, Joe Cada suffered from the usual hangover associated with winning poker's premier prize at such a young age, only registering one live cash during the following year.
Yang Eliminated 07-13-2012
2007 WSOP Main Event champion Jerry Yang's run here in this year's Main Event has ended on Day 3. In his last hand, Yang opened with a raise from middle position, then Armando Fernandez reraised from the button.
Yang Shoves, Collects 07-13-2012
Two players, including Jerry Yang playing from under the gun, saw a flop come , and Yang led for 16,000. His opponent sitting in middle position thought a moment, then called. The turn was the , and this time Yang bet 32,000.
Yang Gives Back a Few 07-13-2012
Jerry Yang opened for 3,600 from late position, and the big blind called. The flop came , and when checked to Yang bet 4,600. His opponent called.
Yang Chips Up 07-13-2012
2007 WSOP Main Event champ Jerry Yang returned to an above average stack for today's Day 3, and just now came a hand in which he added more to it.
Yang Chipping Up 07-11-2012
Action started with 2007 Main Event Champion Jerry Yang in the hijack, and he raised it up to 3,200. Action folded to the button, and he raised it up to 8,100. Yang tagged along, and the flop came down .
Yang Loses One; Seated with Former Athletes Stocz and Rink 07-11-2012
After a player raised from middle position to 1,300, Jerry Yang called from the small blind and Jeremy Saunders called from the big blind to see the flop come down . Everyone checked. The turn was the and everyone checked again.
Main Event Champ Check-In 06-17-2012
Last time we took a look at 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Joe Cada's chip stack it was hurting. However, in the meantime it seems that Cada was able to find a double up.
Updates from Around the Room 06-17-2012
We strolled by Matt Affleck's seat to find it vacant, his tournament life come to an end. On the other side of the Brasilia room we found David Chicotsky sitting on a stack of 7,500.
Jerry Yang is in the House 06-12-2012
Former World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event Champion Jerry Yang is in the building. He already has one 2012 WSOP cash sewn up after finishing in 153rd place in the $1,500 No-Limit Re-Entry Event.
Yang's Winning Ways 06-11-2012
We caught up with Jerry Yang putting the pressure on his opponent at the river. There was already a 1,100 pot on a board of . Yang bet 425 on the river and his opponent tank-folded.
2007 Main Event Champ Here to Play 06-11-2012
The 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion Jerry Yang is playing a lot more this WSOP than we're used to. This is his fourth event he's played this year and already cashed in Event 9 in 153rd place.
Yang Sends One Home 06-08-2012
2007 World Series of Poker Main-Event winner Jerry Yang opened to 1,350 from the button and was shoved on for 10,000 from the player in the big blind. Yang called and hands were revealed.
Yang Mashing His Table 06-08-2012
2007 WSOP Main Event Champ Jerry Yang has been mashing his table ever since he was moved into the Brasilia Room. We've walked by his table a few time and time the players are ribbing him.
An Orbit from Kristy Arnett's Table 06-05-2012
PokerNews hostess Kristy Arnett made Day 2 of this event with 22,000 in chips and we caught the first orbit at her table, which consists of 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event winner Jerry Yang, WSOP bracelet winner Brian Lemke and fellow
Yang Pulls One In 06-04-2012
2007 World Series of Poker Main Event champion, Jerry Yang is here with us today. We recently caught him on a flop check-raising a bet from under the gun forcing his opponent to pay 275 to see a turn.