Well, there is good news and bad news in the Jonathan Duhamel home invasion case. The good news is that his 2010 WSOP Main Event bracelet has been recovered. The bad news is that it looks like this: Here is the shot of the back: My first reaction at seeing this was "Oh, no.   That sucks dude.

Just read today's T[http://www. pokerlistings. com/daily-3-bet-duhamel-clocked-weisner-locked-poker-for-glory-82305]hree Bet on Pokerlistings on how German player Martin Finger decided that it was a good idea to sucker punch Jonathan Duhamel in the face. The post goes on to state that Duhamel "likely deserved" a bit of what he got.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Just ask *Jonathan Duhamel*. As many of you know, Jonathan Duhamel was a victim of a home invasion last week where he was badly beaten and had his *2010 WSOP Main Event* bracelet taken along with some cash and his Rolex given to him by PokerStars for winning the event. Now, three people have been charged in connection with the robbery.

The 2011 NBC National Heads-Up Championship has now concluded and I figured I would take a few moments to comment on the weekend. First, I realize that I got my initial overall pick wrong. Ivey disappointed me with an early first round exit, but my back-up pick of Erik Seidel came through. So apparently this wasn't the year Mizrachi had a deep run in the bracket.

A couple of days prior to the Main Event, I made four predictions regarding the November Nine final table. I watched the event Saturday and Monday and even last night on ESPN. It was a very entertaining final table leading up to heads-up play. Heads-up, not so much.

It all came down to this night. Jonathan Duhamel with a nearly 6 to 1 chip lead over John Racener. Personally, I predicted this heads-up battle before the November Nine and was looking forward to the event. Unfortunately, what we got was pretty much a one sided affair with Duhamel pretty much picking up pots at will.

Meet the November Nine's chip leader Jonathan Duhamel. This is Jon's third cash at the 2010 WSOP and with his commanding chip lead comes the confidence that he can win the 2010 WSOP Main Event. [youtube]http://www. youtube.

Hello out there all you poker junkies.  Michael has turned the reins back over for my account and I will take you home for this final WSOP update. After 8 days and 7,310 eliminations, we're finally down to our November Nine.  We got to the unofficial final table of 10 after Pascal LeFrancois was eliminated in 11th place.

We are still averaging 4 eliminations per level as the first 2 levels saw 8 players go. Will the next two levels bring the same? *Fourth Level* Players came back for the third level of the day with the blinds at 100k/200k and antes of 30k. With 19 players left we were waiting on only one more player to be eliminated before a full-field redraw would happen. *Michiel Sijpkens out in 19th* Sijpkens made a climb up the chip counts briefly before finally plummeting down and then out of the tournament.