WSOP stack sizes at each elimination (winner spoiler, obv) (1 Viewer)

[snooptodd]

I created this graphic for a story I wrote today, and thought it was incredibly illuminating. Amazing that Jacobson had such a small stack for almost the entire final table. From what I saw (didn't see hole cards often), it looked like he played a near perfect tournament.



More graphics and analysis from the WSOP here: http://aarontodd.casinocitytimes.com/article/2014-wsop-november-nine-illustrated-63796

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[Tommy]

I liked Jacobson from the start of the final table. He read the other players well.
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[links_slayer]

Holy crap, can't believe I missed this the first time around. Very cool visual representation. Thanks for compiling and posting

 

[Poker Zombie]

Love the graphics. Would love to do this for my home games. Time to start saving up for RFID chips...

 

[p5woody]

Great article, thanks

 

[Zippity]

Really interesting information. I liked him from the very start of the final table, but I didn't realize how in control he was through all seven days.

 

[hugowolf]

Good graphic, but that x-axis label is a little confusing. 'Percentage of chips in play' or hopefully 'value of chips in play as a percentage'

Brian

 

[spikeithard]

really cool . thanks