Jordan Smith Poker Tournament Updates

Four Kings

Apr 10, '15

Jordan Smith opened to 2,300 preflop from middle position.

The player on the button made it 6,500 to go.

Smith then four-bet to 16,000. The player on the button capped his cards and thought it over for a minute before slamming out a reraise. Before the dealer could even ascertain the amount Smith moved all in and the button quickly called the rest of his stack off and revealed the KK.

“No good,” joked Smith, revealing the KK.

The board ran out 107223 and the two chopped it up.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith Eliminated After Four-Way All-In

Apr 10, '15

An early position player limps in for 400 and Jordan Smith made it 1,600 to go from middle position. Jonathan Gaviao made the call from the cutoff and the player on the button called as well.

The flop brought the AK7 and it checked around to the button, who bet 2,500. Here’s were things really got going: the early position limper now moved all in for around 13,000. Directly behind him Smith moved all in for 19,350. Gaviao went into the tank.

“I’ve got such a big hand,” Gaviao said with a laugh.

He eventually made the call, only to have the player on the button move all-in as well. Gaviao made the call and all four players flipped up their hands. The initial limper had the A3 for top pair and the nut flush draw. Smith had the AK and Gaviao the AK for top two pair and the payer on the button had 77 for a set of sevens.

The board completed with the 5 on the turn and the 9 on the river, with the main pot going to the initial limper’s flush and the rest going to the player on the button.

Smith was sent to the rail while Gaviao took a huge hit to his stack.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Jonathan Gaviao

Jordan Smith Takes His Seat

Apr 10, '15

Jordan Smith has more than $2 million in live tournament earnings to his name, and is looking to add that total in this main event as he recently took his seat here on day 1A.

Smith topped a field of 1,695 in a $2,000 WSOP no-limit hold’em event to win his first gold bracelet and $586,212 in 2009. Later that summer he finished 10th in the WSOP main event for $896,730. The Tool, Texas native has found plenty of success at the Choctaw Casino Resort in recent years, cashing six times in events here in Durant.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Smith Turns a Flush

Apr 11, '15

Action folded to Jordan Smith on the button, who raised to 375. Both the small and big blind called and the flop was A95. The small blind led out for 1,100 and the big blind folded. Smith raised to 3,400 and the small blind called after a little hesitation.

The turn was the 2 and the button checked and quickly called after Smith bet 5,000. The river is the 10 and the small blind reached for chips and then checked. Smith quickly checked behind and won the pot with his 86 against the small blind’s A3.

Smith is up to 31,200 after he collects the chips from his flush.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Four Kings

Apr 10, '15

Jordan Smith opened to 2,300 preflop from middle position.

The player on the button made it 6,500 to go.

Smith then four-bet to 16,000. The player on the button capped his cards and thought it over for a minute before slamming out a reraise. Before the dealer could even ascertain the amount Smith moved all in and the button quickly called the rest of his stack off and revealed the KK.

“No good,” joked Smith, revealing the KK.

The board ran out 107223 and the two chopped it up.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith Eliminated After Four-Way All-In

Apr 10, '15

An early position player limps in for 400 and Jordan Smith made it 1,600 to go from middle position. Jonathan Gaviao made the call from the cutoff and the player on the button called as well.

The flop brought the AK7 and it checked around to the button, who bet 2,500. Here’s were things really got going: the early position limper now moved all in for around 13,000. Directly behind him Smith moved all in for 19,350. Gaviao went into the tank.

“I’ve got such a big hand,” Gaviao said with a laugh.

He eventually made the call, only to have the player on the button move all-in as well. Gaviao made the call and all four players flipped up their hands. The initial limper had the A3 for top pair and the nut flush draw. Smith had the AK and Gaviao the AK for top two pair and the payer on the button had 77 for a set of sevens.

The board completed with the 5 on the turn and the 9 on the river, with the main pot going to the initial limper’s flush and the rest going to the player on the button.

Smith was sent to the rail while Gaviao took a huge hit to his stack.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Jonathan Gaviao

Jordan Smith Takes His Seat

Apr 10, '15

Jordan Smith has more than $2 million in live tournament earnings to his name, and is looking to add that total in this main event as he recently took his seat here on day 1A.

Smith topped a field of 1,695 in a $2,000 WSOP no-limit hold’em event to win his first gold bracelet and $586,212 in 2009. Later that summer he finished 10th in the WSOP main event for $896,730. The Tool, Texas native has found plenty of success at the Choctaw Casino Resort in recent years, cashing six times in events here in Durant.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Smith Turns a Flush

Apr 11, '15

Action folded to Jordan Smith on the button, who raised to 375. Both the small and big blind called and the flop was A95. The small blind led out for 1,100 and the big blind folded. Smith raised to 3,400 and the small blind called after a little hesitation.

The turn was the 2 and the button checked and quickly called after Smith bet 5,000. The river is the 10 and the small blind reached for chips and then checked. Smith quickly checked behind and won the pot with his 86 against the small blind’s A3.

Smith is up to 31,200 after he collects the chips from his flush.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Allen Kessler Eliminated By Jordan Smith

Aug 02, '13

Allen Kessler moved all in for his last 25,300 from middle position and Jordan Smith called from the cutoff with pocket eights.

Kessler showed K7 and found some life as the flop came A94.

“I have way too many outs,” Kessler said.

The turn was the 9 and Kessler gathered his belongings, again repeating, “way too many outs.”

The river was the 6 and Kessler was eliminated. There are now just 43 players remaining here on day 1a.

Player Tags: Allen Kessler,   Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith Eliminated in 24th Place ($7,876)

Aug 04, '13

Jordan Smith moved all in preflop on the button and Blair Hinkle called from middle position. The two players then tabled their hands.

Hinkle: AK
Smith: A8

Board: QJ10J7

Smith was eliminated in 24th place and took home $7,876. Hinkle grew his stack to 325,000 after the hand.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Blair Hinkle

Another for Bill Donnelly

Aug 04, '13

Jody Rummel raised to 30,000 from the hijack and Bill Donnelly called from the cutoff. Jordan Smith called from the button and they went three-way to a flop of J63. Donnelly and Rummel checked and Smith bet 40,000. Donnelly and Rummel called and the turn was the 3. All three checked to the K on the river. Rummel checked, Donnelly bet 100,000, Smith released and Rummel followed.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Bill Donnelly,   Jody Rummel

Allen Kessler Eliminated By Jordan Smith

Aug 02, '13

Allen Kessler moved all in for his last 25,300 from middle position and Jordan Smith called from the cutoff with pocket eights.

Kessler showed K7 and found some life as the flop came A94.

“I have way too many outs,” Kessler said.

The turn was the 9 and Kessler gathered his belongings, again repeating, “way too many outs.”

The river was the 6 and Kessler was eliminated. There are now just 43 players remaining here on day 1a.

Player Tags: Allen Kessler,   Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith Eliminated in 24th Place ($7,876)

Aug 04, '13

Jordan Smith moved all in preflop on the button and Blair Hinkle called from middle position. The two players then tabled their hands.

Hinkle: AK
Smith: A8

Board: QJ10J7

Smith was eliminated in 24th place and took home $7,876. Hinkle grew his stack to 325,000 after the hand.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Blair Hinkle

Another for Bill Donnelly

Aug 04, '13

Jody Rummel raised to 30,000 from the hijack and Bill Donnelly called from the cutoff. Jordan Smith called from the button and they went three-way to a flop of J63. Donnelly and Rummel checked and Smith bet 40,000. Donnelly and Rummel called and the turn was the 3. All three checked to the K on the river. Rummel checked, Donnelly bet 100,000, Smith released and Rummel followed.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Bill Donnelly,   Jody Rummel

Jordan Smith Eliminated

Aug 05, '12

We weren’t on hand to catch the details, but we can confirm that World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner Jordan Smith was eliminated outside of the money early on day 2 of the Card Player Poker Tour Choctaw main event.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith

Level Four Hour Two Update: Alexander Kostritsyn Looking Strong

Jul 06, '10

Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante

Number of Entrants 1,489

Average Chip Count 37,888

Notable Chip Counts:

1. Gabe Walls — 178,000
2. Robert Miller — 155,000
3. Phil Galfond — 145,000
4. Jim Collopy — 114,000
5. Alex Kostritsyn — 106,000
6. Phil Laak — 105,000
7. John Kabbaj — 98,000
8. James Dempsey — 92,000
9. Jason DeWitt — 92,000
10. Kido Pham — 90,000

Card Player Chip Counts:

Jon Friedberg – 39,000
Michael Piper – 14,000
Josh Brikis – 90,000

Notable Eliminations

None

Big Hands:

Perry Friedman Bests His Opponent’s Jacks

Perry Friedman raised to 900 from middle position and was three-bet to 3,000. Friedman made the call and the flop was K103.

Friedman checked and called a bet of 3,000 from his opponent. The turn was the A and both players checked. The river came the 9 and Friedman checked and called a bet of 5,000.

His opponent showed JJ and Friedman’s KQ took the pot.

George Lind Doubles

George Lind got his last 19,000 in the middle and was called by his opponent. Lind showed KK and his opponent showed JJ.

The dealer didn’t bring a jack to the board and Lind doubled up to 40,000.

Jim Collopy Chops a Big Pot

A player in middle position bet 800 and Jim Collopy raised to 2,675. A player directly to his left smooth called and so did the original raiser. The flop came A103 and it was checked to Collopy. He fired out a bet of 5,275. The opponent to his left called and the original bettor folded. The turn brought the 6 and Collopy bet 11,575. His opponent raised him to 31,575. Collopy tanked before finally calling. The turn brought the 2 and Collopy checked. His opponent instantly moved all in for 25,000 and Collopy went into the tank once again. He eventually called and his opponent tabled A-K for top pair. Collopy rolled over the same hand for the chop.

Dan Harrington Climbing Back Up

On a flop of Q55 Dan Harrington’s opponent check-called a bet of 1,500. The 9 on the turn prompted a bet from both players. The 4 fell on the river and Harrington’s opponent checked. Harrington bet 3,000 and was called. Harrington tabled the A3 and his opponent mucked. Harrington is back to the starting stack of 30,000 again.

Alexander Kostritsyn Over 100,000

On a flop of QQ10 Alexander Kostritsyn bet 3,000 before his opponent raised to 10,000. Kostritsyn called. The turn brought the 2 and Kostritsyn check-called 10,000. The 8 landed on the river and action went check-check. Kostritsyn tabled the Q9 and was good. He was up to 106,000 after the hand.

Smith Plays Top Two Passive

The board on the turn read K49A and Jordan Smith checked over to his opponent, who bet 1,900. Smith called and they saw the 5 fall on the river.

Both players checked and Smith turned over AK, giving him top two pair and the pot. Smith climbs to 34,300 with the win.

Reisenberg Doubles With Aces

Jason Reisenberg got all in preflop for 8,750 holding AA against his opponent’s AK.

The flop came 296 and his opponent started begging the dealer for running clubs. The 2 turn left him drawing dead and the 6 finished the board, doubling Reisenberg up to around 18,000.

Hershiser Loses Big One on Bad Kicker

Seat 4 raised to 800 preflop from under the gun and was called by Orel Hershiser and the player in the big blind.

The flop ran K37 and all players checked. The 7 landed on the turn and the big blind bet 1,250. Seat 4 called and Hershiser reraised to 3,600.

The big blind called and seat 4 got out of the way. The 2 came on the river and both players checked it down. Hershiser showed K9 for two pair with a nine-kicker. The big blind looked surprised as he turned over KJ for the same two pair with a higher kicker to take the pot.

Hershiser had 20,400 after the hand.

Ladny Lets It Go on River

Seat 3 raised to 800 and Eric Ladny made the call. The flop ran 77K and both players checked.

When the turn brought the Q, Ladny checked to seat 3 who fired 1,000 into the pot. Ladny called and the 2 fell on the river. Ladny again checked and when seat 3 bet 2,500 Ladny thought for a while and let his hand go.

Ladny had around 30,000 after the loss.

Player Tags: Dan Harrington,   Perry Friedman,   Jordan Smith,   Eric Ladny,   Orel Hershiser,   George Lind

Level 15: Mortensen New Chip Leader

Jun 24, '10

Flop Games: 3,000-6,000 blinds
Stud Games: 1,500 ante, 2,000 bring-in, 6,000-12,000 limits

Players Remaining: 41 out of 241

Average Chip Stack: 176,341

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Carlos Mortensen – 540,000
2. Brian Townsend – 411,000
3. Steve Billirakis – 333,000
4. Brandon Adams – 320,000
5. Todd Brunson – 300,000
6. Tommy Hang – 248,000
7. Ray Dehkharghani – 235,000
8. Marco Traniello – 230,000
9. Scott Seiver – 225,000
10. Robert Mizrachi – 221,000

Notable Eliminations:

Jordan Smith

Big Hands:

Stud

Alioto The Ladies Man

Picking up the action on fourth street, Dario Alioto bet 6,000 and Nick Schulman made the call. Alioto then bet 12,000 on fifth street and Schulman called again.

Both players checked on sixth and seventh and Alioto tabled QQQ. Schulman was showing 91078 but couldn’t find any help in his hole cards and mucked.

Alioto was at 140,000 while Schulman was at 106,000.

Razz

Violette Takes One

Richard Ashby completed to 6,000 and Cyndy Violette raised to 12,000. Ashby made the call and Violette fired 6,000 on fourth street. Ashby called once more and Violette led on fifth and sixth for 12,000 each time, despite pairing up on both streets.

Ashby called both bets before both players checked the river. Despite having two pair, Violette managed to make a 9-8 low and Ashby could not beat it. Ashby mucked and Violette took in the pot, improving to 160,000.

Brunson Hits 300k

Todd Brunson, Matt Glantz and Al Barbieri were all involved in a hand. Here is how their boards looked:

Brunson: (XXX)5-9-6-4
Glantz: (XX)5-K-mucked
Barbieri: (XXX)5-8-4-9

Brunson completed to 6,000 and both opponents called. On fourth street, Glantz led out with 6,000 and both opponents called. Barbieri led for 12,000 on fifth street and only Brunson stuck around. Brunson led for 12,000 on sixth street and Barbieri made the call.

On seventh, Brunson led out again for 12,000 and Barbieri released his hand, leaving himself with 50,000. Brunson took in the pot and was at 300,000.

Stud/8

Mortensen Takes The Chip Lead

Carlos Mortensen, Jordan Smith and Dario Alioto all got involved in a hand. Each player saw it to the river with chips going into the middle on every street.

Mortensen turned over a spade flush to go with an 8-7 low and both opponents mucked. Mortensen scooped the pot and he was at 540,000 which was good for the overall chip lead.

Smith was crippled and was eliminated later in the level.

Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen,   Todd Brunson,   Cyndy Violette,   Al Barbieri,   Richard Ashby,   Jordan Smith

Level 29 Hour 2 Update: Final 27 Reached

Jul 14, '09

Blinds: 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante

Players Remaining: 27 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Darvin Moon – 20,160,000
2. Billy Kopp – 15,970,000
3. Steve Begleiter – 11,885,000
4. Phil Ivey – 11,350,000
5. Kevin Schaffel – 11,240,000
6. Antoine Saout – 11,135,000
7. Jeff Shulman – 10,170,000
8. Eric Buchman – 10,005,000
9. Jamie Robbins – 9,795,000
10. Ben Lamb – 9,410,000

Average Chip Count: 7,215,555

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 10,170,000

Eliminations:

28. Joe Ward Eliminated – $253,941

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 10,170,000 (twitter feed)
Billy Kopp at 15,970,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 11,350,000 (twitter feed)
Nick Maimone at 1,545,000 (twitter feed)
Ludovic Lacay at 5,610,000 (twitter feed)
Francois Balmigere at 1,440,000 (twitter feed)
Jesse Haabak at 2,750,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands

Antonio Esfandiari Doubles Up

Francois Balmigere raised to 250,000 preflop and Antonio Esfandiari reraised to 700,000 from the big blind. Balmigere went into the tank before finally moving all in. Esfandiari snap called with the AA and was in great shape against the JJ of his opponent. The board ran out 75376 and Esfandiari doubled to 4,400,000 after the hand. Balmigere was at just 730,000 after the hand.

Steven Begleiter Doubles

Tommy Vedes bet 290,000 from the cutoff. Steven Begleiter was on the button and reraised to 650,000. Vedes put in another bet to 1,490,000. Begleiter moved in for 5,265,000. Vedes called with the KK while Begleiter exposed the AQ. The flop came J73 but the A on the turn gave Begleiter the massive lead. The Q fell on the river and Gegleiter doubled to 10,750,000. Vedes was down to 5,520,000 after the hand.

Jordan Smith Doubles

Jordan Smith went all in on the button for 1,250,000. Ben Lamb called. Lamb exposed the A7 but was in horrible shape against the AA of his opponent. The flop was ugly for Smith as it came J94, giving Lamb a flush draw. The 7 fell on the turn and the 9 hit on the river, allowing the aces to hold. Smith was at 2,800,000 after the hand.

Joe Ward Eliminated in 28th Place ($253,941)

All the chips went into the middle preflop with Jamie Robbins holding the AQ and Joe Ward tabling the AK. Robbins had his opponent covered by 200,000 and the flop came A108. The turn brought the 2 and Ward needed to dodge just a queen in order to double up. However, the Q on the river ended his main event in heartbreaking fashion. Robbins was at 8,700,000 after the hand.

Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari,   Jordan Smith,   Francois Balmigere

Level 33 Hour 2 Update: Jordan Smith Eliminated, November Nine Reached

Jul 15, '09

Blinds: 120,000-240,000 with a 30,000 ante

Players Remaining: 9 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Darvin Moon – 58,930,000
2. Eric Buchman – 34,800,000
3. Steven Begleiter – 29,885,000
4. Jeff Shulman – 19,580,000
5. Joe Cada – 13,215,000
6. Kevin Schaffel – 12,390,000
7. Phil Ivey – 9,765,000
8. Antoine Saout – 9,500,000
9. James Akenhead – 6,800,000

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 19,580,000

Average Chip Count: 21,646,666

Eliminations:

12. Billy Kopp – $896,730
11. Jamie Robbins – $896,730
10. Jordan Smith – $896,730

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 19,580,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 9,765,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands:

Billy Kopp Eliminated in 12th Place ($896,730)

Billy Kopp raised to 600,000 preflop in early position and Darvin Moon called from the small blind. The flop came K92 and Moon checked. Kopp bet 750,000 and Moon called. The 2 on the turn prompted Moon to once again check. Kopp bet 2,000,000 and Moon check-raised to 6,000,000. Kopp didn’t take long before moving all in for 20,000,000. Moon made the call and exposed the QJ for the second nut flush. Kopp exposed the 53 and was drawing stone cold dead. His stack of over 100 big blinds was handed over to Moon when the meaningless 7 fell on the river. Kopp was eliminated and Moon built his stack to 40,500,000 after the monster hand.

Jamie Robbins Eliminated in 11th Place ($896,730)

Jamie Robbins open-shoved for 2,350,000 and Phil Ivey called. Robbins exposed the KQ and Ivey tabled the A10. Ivey was a slight favorite and held as the board ran out 83335. Ivey was at 9,610,000 after the hand.

Joe Cada Wins First Pot at Table of 10

Joe Cada bet 600,000 from early position and Darvin Moon called from the button. The two players checked down a board of J106QQ. Cada exposed pocket nines to take the small pot while Moon tabled pocket deuces.

Jeff Shulman Wins a Pot

Eric Buchman bet 650,000 preflop. Jeff Shulman, Jordan Smith, and Phil Ivey all called. The flop came A98 and action was checked to Shulman. He fired out 1,500,000 and won the pot as everyone else folded. Shulman was at 20,510,000 after the hand.

Akenhead Playing Snug

Jordan Smith bet 650,000 preflop and James Akenhead called. The flop came 632 and Smith checked. Akenhead checked behind. The K hit the turn and both players checked again. The 4 fell on the river and both checked for a third time. Akenhead, the short stack at the table, exposed the 77 and was good. He took the pot and was up to 6,400,000 after the hand.

November Nine Reached

Jordan Smith Eliminated in 10th Place ($896,730)

Eric Buchman raised preflop to 650,000. Darvin Moon called from the button. Jordan Smith reraised to 2,600,000 total from the small blind. Buchman folded and Moon smooth called. The flop came 842 and Smith checked to Moon on the button. Moon bet 4,000,000 and Smith check-raised all in. Moon instantly called and exposed top set with the 88 and was up against the AA of Smith. Smith was in bad shape to double up and stay alive in the tournament. The turn brought the 5, adding a wheel draw for Smith. The river brought none of his outs as the 10 landed on the felt. Smith was eliminated and Moon is up to 58,930,000 after the hand.

Player Tags: Phil Ivey,   Jamie Robbins,   Jordan Smith,   Billy Kopp

Level 32 Hour 1 Update: Nick Maimone Eliminated In 15th Place

Jul 15, '09

Blinds: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante

Players Remaining: 14 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Steven Begleiter – 27,890,000
2. Eric Buchman – 25,280,000
3. Darvin Moon – 23,500,000
4. Billy Kopp – 16,520,000
5. Joseph Cada – 14,850,000
6. Jeff Shulman – 14,200,000
7. Kevin Schaffel – 13,485,000
8. James Akenhead – 9,460,000
9. Jamie Robbins – 7,950,000
10. Antoine Saout – 7,100,000

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 14,200,000

Average Chip Count: 12,988,000

Eliminations:

15. Nick Maimone — $633,022

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 14,200,000 (twitter feed)
Billy Kopp at 16,520,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 5,600,000 (twitter feed)
Nick Maimone at 9,350,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands:

Cada Flushes Maimone

Joe Cada raised to 500,000 preflop and Nick Maimone made the call. The flop came down KQ6 and Cada bet 850,000. Maimone made the call again and the turn was the 8. Cada checked this time and Maimone bet 1.2 million. Cada made the call and the two players saw the 5 fall on the river.

Both players checked and Cada tabled A7 for the nut flush and he took down the pot. His stack was at 15.5 million.

Begleiter Adds To His Chip Lead

Joe Cada raised to 500,000 and Steven Begleiter repopped to 1.25 million. Cada made the call and the flop came down J88. Both players checked and the turn was the K. Begleiter fired 2.25 million into the pot and Cada gave up his hand.

Begleiter took in the pot and he was closing in on 30 million in chips.

Shulman Takes A Pot

Jordan Smith raised to 525,000 and Jeff Shulman made the call. Both players saw a flop of 433 and Smith bet 775,000. Shulman raised to 2,000,000 and Smith mucked his hand.

Shulman raked in the pot and was over 14 million after the hand.

Maimone Gets Outkicked

Eric Buchman raised to 525,000 and Nick Maimone called from the big blind. The flop came down K38 and both players checked. The turn was the 6 and Maimone bet 750,000. Buchman came along for the ride and the river was the 8.

Maimone bet 1.25 million and Buchman made the call. Maimone tabled K4 for two pair, but Buchman showed K7 for the same hand and his kicker played, giving Buchman the pot.

Lamb With A Pot

Ben Lamb raised to 515,000 preflop and Kevin Schaffel made the call. The flop came down K53 and Lamb fired 625,000. Schaffel called and the turn was the J.

Lamb bet 1.35 million and Schaffel mucked, giving the pot over to Lamb.

Nick Maimone Eliminated In 15th Place($633,022)

Nick Maimone raised to 450,000 preflop and Eric Buchman made the call from the small blind. The flop came down J810 and Buchman checked. Maimone bet 900,000 and Buchman moved all in, having Maimone covered. Maimone made the quick call and tabled AQ for a double gutter straight draw.

Buchman tabled J9 for top pair and a straight draw. The turn was the J, eliminating a nine as one of Maimone’s outs and he could only survive with a king on the river. The river was paint, but it was the Q and Maimone was eliminated in 15th place.

Player Tags: Jeff Shulman,   Eric Buchman,   Jordan Smith,   Ben Lamb,   Nick Maimone,   Joseph Cada

Level 31 Hour 2 Update: Vedes 19th, Lichtenberger 18th, Tavelli 17th, Lacay 16th

Jul 15, '09

Blinds: 80,000-160,000 with a 20,000 ante

Players Remaining: 15 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Steven Begleiter – 27,890,000
2. Darvin Moon – 24,600,000
3. Billy Kopp – 17,200,000
4. Eric Buchman – 16,000,000
5. Jordan Smith – 15,800,000
6. Joseph Cada – 13,600,000
7. Kevin Schaffel – 13,600,000
8. Jeff Shluman – 12,800,000
9. James Akenhead – 10,100,000
10. Nick Maimone – 10,000,000

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 12,800,000

Average Chip Count: 12,988,000

Eliminations:

19. Tommy Vedes — $352,832
18. Andrew Lichtenberger — $500,557
17. Ian Tavelli — $500,557
16. Ludovic Lacay — $500,557

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 12,800,000 (twitter feed)
Billy Kopp at 17,200,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 6,800,000 (twitter feed)
Nick Maimone at 9,350,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands:

Tommy Vedes Eliminated In 19th Place($352,832)

Eric Buchman raised to 425,000 preflop and Tommy Vedes moved in for his last 1.9 million. Buchman made the call with 77, dominating Vedes’ 33.

The flop brought something for everyone as it fell 1073, giving each player a set. The turn was the Q and Vedes needed the case three to stay alive. But the river was the 2 and Vedes was ousted in 19th place.

Lamb’s Aces Taken Out To Slaughter

Steven Begleiter raised to 425,000 preflop from the hijack and Benjamin Lamb repopped to 1.1 million from the cutoff. Begleiter made the call and the two players saw a flop of J95. Begleiter checked to Lamb who fired a bet into the pot. Begleiter then moved all in for over 7 million. Lamb made the call after some thought and tabled AA.

The aces were officially cracked, however, as Begleiter tabled J9 for top two pair on the flop. The turn was the 3 and the river was the 8 and Begleiter doubled to over 16 million. Lamb was down to just over 4 million in chips.

Not So Happy…

Jeff Shulman raised to 420,000 preflop and Joe Cada repopped it to 1.2 million. Shulman made the call and the flop came down K25. Cada checked to Shulman who bet 1.4 million. Cada made the call and the turn was the 5. Both players checked and the river was the K.

Cada then led out for 2 million and Shulman threw his hand in the muck. Cada raked in the pot and was over 9 million while Shulman dropped to 8 million.

Jordan Smith Takes One On The Turn

Billy Kopp raised to 375,000 and Ben Lamb made the call from the button. Jordan Smith also came along from the big blind and the flop came down 986. Everyone checked and the turn was the Q.

Smith led out for 700,000 and his two opponents mucked. Smith raked in the pot and was over 7 million.

Begleiter Takes One Off Maimone

Steven Begleiter raised to 425,000 and Nick Maimone made the call from the big blind. The flop came down J72 and both players checked. The turn was the 7 and Maimone took a shot with 400,000. Begleiter made the call and the river was the 9. Maimone bet 800,000 and Begleiter made the call.

Maimone tabled KJ for top pair, but Begleiter showed AJ for the same hand with a better kicker. Begleiter raked the pot and was at 18 million while Maimone was at 10 million.

Andrew Lichtenberger Eliminated In 18th Place($500,557)

Andrew Lichtenberger raised to 400,000 and Darvin Moon made the call. The flop came down 633 and Lichtenberger bet 680,000. Moon raised to 1.5 million and Lichtenberger moved all in, getting a quick call from Moon.

Lichtenberger showed JJ, but Moon tabled KK. The turn was the 6 and the river was the 7 and Moon knocked out Lichtenberger, moving his stack to 25 million.

Ivey Takes A Pot

Phil Ivey raised to 420,000 and Steven Begleiter made the call. The flop came down 864 and Ivey led out with 600,000. Begleiter made the call and the 4 fell on the turn. Both players checked.

They did the same when the K came on the river and Begleiter showed down 109 for a bunch of busted draws. Ivey showed 99 for the best hand and took the pot. He was at 6.8 million.

…But Let’s Put A Smile On That Face

Jeff Shulman raised to 450,000 preflop from the hijack and James Calderaro called from the button. The flop came down 1054 and Shulman bet 750,000 and Calderaro made the call. The turn was the K and Shulman kept the pressure on, betting 1.1 million.

Calderaro decided to muck his hand and Shulman took it down, improving his stack to 9 million.

Jordan Smith Doubles Through Billy Kopp

Billy Kopp had been strolling through the day with a nice chip lead, but he just took his first big hit of the day courtesy of Jordan Smith.

Smith raised to 420,000 under the gun and Kopp raised to 1.5 million from the cutoff. Action folded back around to Smith who shoved for 7.73 million. Kopp made the call and here were their hands.

Kopp: AK
Smith: QQ

Board: JJ988

Smith’s pocket ladies held up and he doubled to 15.8 million while Kopp was knocked off the chip lead, his stack at 17.2 million.

Ian Tavelli Eliminated In 17th Place($500,557)

Steven Begleiter raised to 1.35 million after Ian Tavelli had opened for 450,000 from under the gun. Tavelli made the call and the flop came down 642 and Begleiter fired 3.5 million. Tavelli moved in for almost 8 million and Begleiter snapped him off, tabling KK. Tavelli showed down 99 and Tavelli was in trouble.

The turn was the Q and the river was the 10 and Tavelli was out while Begleiter catapulted to the chip lead.

Ludovic Lacay Eliminated In 16th Place($500,557)

Jeff Shulman raised to 450,000 preflop and Ludovic Lacay came over the top for the rest of his stack of just over 3 million. Shulman made the call and here were there hands.

Shulman: AK
Lacay: 77

It was a classic race and the flop came K95, putting Shulman ahead. The turn was the 9 and the river was the 6 and Lacay was ousted from the main event. Shulman was up to 12.8 million after the hand.

Player Tags: Jeff Shulman,   Phil Ivey,   Tommy Vedes,   Jordan Smith,   Ben Lamb,   Billy Kopp,   Ludovic Lacay,   Andrew Lichtenberger,   Nick Maimone

Level 29 Hour 2 Update: Final 27 Reached

Jul 14, '09

Blinds: 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante

Players Remaining: 27 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Darvin Moon – 20,160,000
2. Billy Kopp – 15,970,000
3. Steve Begleiter – 11,885,000
4. Phil Ivey – 11,350,000
5. Kevin Schaffel – 11,240,000
6. Antoine Saout – 11,135,000
7. Jeff Shulman – 10,170,000
8. Eric Buchman – 10,005,000
9. Jamie Robbins – 9,795,000
10. Ben Lamb – 9,410,000

Average Chip Count: 7,215,555

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 10,170,000

Eliminations:

28. Joe Ward Eliminated – $253,941

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 10,170,000 (twitter feed)
Billy Kopp at 15,970,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 11,350,000 (twitter feed)
Nick Maimone at 1,545,000 (twitter feed)
Ludovic Lacay at 5,610,000 (twitter feed)
Francois Balmigere at 1,440,000 (twitter feed)
Jesse Haabak at 2,750,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands

Antonio Esfandiari Doubles Up

Francois Balmigere raised to 250,000 preflop and Antonio Esfandiari reraised to 700,000 from the big blind. Balmigere went into the tank before finally moving all in. Esfandiari snap called with the AA and was in great shape against the JJ of his opponent. The board ran out 75376 and Esfandiari doubled to 4,400,000 after the hand. Balmigere was at just 730,000 after the hand.

Steven Begleiter Doubles

Tommy Vedes bet 290,000 from the cutoff. Steven Begleiter was on the button and reraised to 650,000. Vedes put in another bet to 1,490,000. Begleiter moved in for 5,265,000. Vedes called with the KK while Begleiter exposed the AQ. The flop came J73 but the A on the turn gave Begleiter the massive lead. The Q fell on the river and Gegleiter doubled to 10,750,000. Vedes was down to 5,520,000 after the hand.

Jordan Smith Doubles

Jordan Smith went all in on the button for 1,250,000. Ben Lamb called. Lamb exposed the A7 but was in horrible shape against the AA of his opponent. The flop was ugly for Smith as it came J94, giving Lamb a flush draw. The 7 fell on the turn and the 9 hit on the river, allowing the aces to hold. Smith was at 2,800,000 after the hand.

Joe Ward Eliminated in 28th Place ($253,941)

All the chips went into the middle preflop with Jamie Robbins holding the AQ and Joe Ward tabling the AK. Robbins had his opponent covered by 200,000 and the flop came A108. The turn brought the 2 and Ward needed to dodge just a queen in order to double up. However, the Q on the river ended his main event in heartbreaking fashion. Robbins was at 8,700,000 after the hand.

Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari,   Jordan Smith,   Francois Balmigere

Level 33 Hour 2 Update: Jordan Smith Eliminated, November Nine Reached

Jul 15, '09

Blinds: 120,000-240,000 with a 30,000 ante

Players Remaining: 9 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Darvin Moon – 58,930,000
2. Eric Buchman – 34,800,000
3. Steven Begleiter – 29,885,000
4. Jeff Shulman – 19,580,000
5. Joe Cada – 13,215,000
6. Kevin Schaffel – 12,390,000
7. Phil Ivey – 9,765,000
8. Antoine Saout – 9,500,000
9. James Akenhead – 6,800,000

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 19,580,000

Average Chip Count: 21,646,666

Eliminations:

12. Billy Kopp – $896,730
11. Jamie Robbins – $896,730
10. Jordan Smith – $896,730

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 19,580,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 9,765,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands:

Billy Kopp Eliminated in 12th Place ($896,730)

Billy Kopp raised to 600,000 preflop in early position and Darvin Moon called from the small blind. The flop came K92 and Moon checked. Kopp bet 750,000 and Moon called. The 2 on the turn prompted Moon to once again check. Kopp bet 2,000,000 and Moon check-raised to 6,000,000. Kopp didn’t take long before moving all in for 20,000,000. Moon made the call and exposed the QJ for the second nut flush. Kopp exposed the 53 and was drawing stone cold dead. His stack of over 100 big blinds was handed over to Moon when the meaningless 7 fell on the river. Kopp was eliminated and Moon built his stack to 40,500,000 after the monster hand.

Jamie Robbins Eliminated in 11th Place ($896,730)

Jamie Robbins open-shoved for 2,350,000 and Phil Ivey called. Robbins exposed the KQ and Ivey tabled the A10. Ivey was a slight favorite and held as the board ran out 83335. Ivey was at 9,610,000 after the hand.

Joe Cada Wins First Pot at Table of 10

Joe Cada bet 600,000 from early position and Darvin Moon called from the button. The two players checked down a board of J106QQ. Cada exposed pocket nines to take the small pot while Moon tabled pocket deuces.

Jeff Shulman Wins a Pot

Eric Buchman bet 650,000 preflop. Jeff Shulman, Jordan Smith, and Phil Ivey all called. The flop came A98 and action was checked to Shulman. He fired out 1,500,000 and won the pot as everyone else folded. Shulman was at 20,510,000 after the hand.

Akenhead Playing Snug

Jordan Smith bet 650,000 preflop and James Akenhead called. The flop came 632 and Smith checked. Akenhead checked behind. The K hit the turn and both players checked again. The 4 fell on the river and both checked for a third time. Akenhead, the short stack at the table, exposed the 77 and was good. He took the pot and was up to 6,400,000 after the hand.

November Nine Reached

Jordan Smith Eliminated in 10th Place ($896,730)

Eric Buchman raised preflop to 650,000. Darvin Moon called from the button. Jordan Smith reraised to 2,600,000 total from the small blind. Buchman folded and Moon smooth called. The flop came 842 and Smith checked to Moon on the button. Moon bet 4,000,000 and Smith check-raised all in. Moon instantly called and exposed top set with the 88 and was up against the AA of Smith. Smith was in bad shape to double up and stay alive in the tournament. The turn brought the 5, adding a wheel draw for Smith. The river brought none of his outs as the 10 landed on the felt. Smith was eliminated and Moon is up to 58,930,000 after the hand.

Player Tags: Phil Ivey,   Jamie Robbins,   Jordan Smith,   Billy Kopp

Level 32 Hour 1 Update: Nick Maimone Eliminated In 15th Place

Jul 15, '09

Blinds: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante

Players Remaining: 14 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Steven Begleiter – 27,890,000
2. Eric Buchman – 25,280,000
3. Darvin Moon – 23,500,000
4. Billy Kopp – 16,520,000
5. Joseph Cada – 14,850,000
6. Jeff Shulman – 14,200,000
7. Kevin Schaffel – 13,485,000
8. James Akenhead – 9,460,000
9. Jamie Robbins – 7,950,000
10. Antoine Saout – 7,100,000

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 14,200,000

Average Chip Count: 12,988,000

Eliminations:

15. Nick Maimone — $633,022

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 14,200,000 (twitter feed)
Billy Kopp at 16,520,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 5,600,000 (twitter feed)
Nick Maimone at 9,350,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands:

Cada Flushes Maimone

Joe Cada raised to 500,000 preflop and Nick Maimone made the call. The flop came down KQ6 and Cada bet 850,000. Maimone made the call again and the turn was the 8. Cada checked this time and Maimone bet 1.2 million. Cada made the call and the two players saw the 5 fall on the river.

Both players checked and Cada tabled A7 for the nut flush and he took down the pot. His stack was at 15.5 million.

Begleiter Adds To His Chip Lead

Joe Cada raised to 500,000 and Steven Begleiter repopped to 1.25 million. Cada made the call and the flop came down J88. Both players checked and the turn was the K. Begleiter fired 2.25 million into the pot and Cada gave up his hand.

Begleiter took in the pot and he was closing in on 30 million in chips.

Shulman Takes A Pot

Jordan Smith raised to 525,000 and Jeff Shulman made the call. Both players saw a flop of 433 and Smith bet 775,000. Shulman raised to 2,000,000 and Smith mucked his hand.

Shulman raked in the pot and was over 14 million after the hand.

Maimone Gets Outkicked

Eric Buchman raised to 525,000 and Nick Maimone called from the big blind. The flop came down K38 and both players checked. The turn was the 6 and Maimone bet 750,000. Buchman came along for the ride and the river was the 8.

Maimone bet 1.25 million and Buchman made the call. Maimone tabled K4 for two pair, but Buchman showed K7 for the same hand and his kicker played, giving Buchman the pot.

Lamb With A Pot

Ben Lamb raised to 515,000 preflop and Kevin Schaffel made the call. The flop came down K53 and Lamb fired 625,000. Schaffel called and the turn was the J.

Lamb bet 1.35 million and Schaffel mucked, giving the pot over to Lamb.

Nick Maimone Eliminated In 15th Place($633,022)

Nick Maimone raised to 450,000 preflop and Eric Buchman made the call from the small blind. The flop came down J810 and Buchman checked. Maimone bet 900,000 and Buchman moved all in, having Maimone covered. Maimone made the quick call and tabled AQ for a double gutter straight draw.

Buchman tabled J9 for top pair and a straight draw. The turn was the J, eliminating a nine as one of Maimone’s outs and he could only survive with a king on the river. The river was paint, but it was the Q and Maimone was eliminated in 15th place.

Player Tags: Jeff Shulman,   Eric Buchman,   Jordan Smith,   Ben Lamb,   Nick Maimone,   Joseph Cada

Level 31 Hour 2 Update: Vedes 19th, Lichtenberger 18th, Tavelli 17th, Lacay 16th

Jul 15, '09

Blinds: 80,000-160,000 with a 20,000 ante

Players Remaining: 15 out of 6,494

Chip Counts:

1. Steven Begleiter – 27,890,000
2. Darvin Moon – 24,600,000
3. Billy Kopp – 17,200,000
4. Eric Buchman – 16,000,000
5. Jordan Smith – 15,800,000
6. Joseph Cada – 13,600,000
7. Kevin Schaffel – 13,600,000
8. Jeff Shluman – 12,800,000
9. James Akenhead – 10,100,000
10. Nick Maimone – 10,000,000

Card Player Chip Count:

Jeff Shulman – 12,800,000

Average Chip Count: 12,988,000

Eliminations:

19. Tommy Vedes — $352,832
18. Andrew Lichtenberger — $500,557
17. Ian Tavelli — $500,557
16. Ludovic Lacay — $500,557

Twitter Updates:

Jeff Shulman at 12,800,000 (twitter feed)
Billy Kopp at 17,200,000 (twitter feed)
Phil Ivey at 6,800,000 (twitter feed)
Nick Maimone at 9,350,000 (twitter feed)

Big Hands:

Tommy Vedes Eliminated In 19th Place($352,832)

Eric Buchman raised to 425,000 preflop and Tommy Vedes moved in for his last 1.9 million. Buchman made the call with 77, dominating Vedes’ 33.

The flop brought something for everyone as it fell 1073, giving each player a set. The turn was the Q and Vedes needed the case three to stay alive. But the river was the 2 and Vedes was ousted in 19th place.

Lamb’s Aces Taken Out To Slaughter

Steven Begleiter raised to 425,000 preflop from the hijack and Benjamin Lamb repopped to 1.1 million from the cutoff. Begleiter made the call and the two players saw a flop of J95. Begleiter checked to Lamb who fired a bet into the pot. Begleiter then moved all in for over 7 million. Lamb made the call after some thought and tabled AA.

The aces were officially cracked, however, as Begleiter tabled J9 for top two pair on the flop. The turn was the 3 and the river was the 8 and Begleiter doubled to over 16 million. Lamb was down to just over 4 million in chips.

Not So Happy…

Jeff Shulman raised to 420,000 preflop and Joe Cada repopped it to 1.2 million. Shulman made the call and the flop came down K25. Cada checked to Shulman who bet 1.4 million. Cada made the call and the turn was the 5. Both players checked and the river was the K.

Cada then led out for 2 million and Shulman threw his hand in the muck. Cada raked in the pot and was over 9 million while Shulman dropped to 8 million.

Jordan Smith Takes One On The Turn

Billy Kopp raised to 375,000 and Ben Lamb made the call from the button. Jordan Smith also came along from the big blind and the flop came down 986. Everyone checked and the turn was the Q.

Smith led out for 700,000 and his two opponents mucked. Smith raked in the pot and was over 7 million.

Begleiter Takes One Off Maimone

Steven Begleiter raised to 425,000 and Nick Maimone made the call from the big blind. The flop came down J72 and both players checked. The turn was the 7 and Maimone took a shot with 400,000. Begleiter made the call and the river was the 9. Maimone bet 800,000 and Begleiter made the call.

Maimone tabled KJ for top pair, but Begleiter showed AJ for the same hand with a better kicker. Begleiter raked the pot and was at 18 million while Maimone was at 10 million.

Andrew Lichtenberger Eliminated In 18th Place($500,557)

Andrew Lichtenberger raised to 400,000 and Darvin Moon made the call. The flop came down 633 and Lichtenberger bet 680,000. Moon raised to 1.5 million and Lichtenberger moved all in, getting a quick call from Moon.

Lichtenberger showed JJ, but Moon tabled KK. The turn was the 6 and the river was the 7 and Moon knocked out Lichtenberger, moving his stack to 25 million.

Ivey Takes A Pot

Phil Ivey raised to 420,000 and Steven Begleiter made the call. The flop came down 864 and Ivey led out with 600,000. Begleiter made the call and the 4 fell on the turn. Both players checked.

They did the same when the K came on the river and Begleiter showed down 109 for a bunch of busted draws. Ivey showed 99 for the best hand and took the pot. He was at 6.8 million.

…But Let’s Put A Smile On That Face

Jeff Shulman raised to 450,000 preflop from the hijack and James Calderaro called from the button. The flop came down 1054 and Shulman bet 750,000 and Calderaro made the call. The turn was the K and Shulman kept the pressure on, betting 1.1 million.

Calderaro decided to muck his hand and Shulman took it down, improving his stack to 9 million.

Jordan Smith Doubles Through Billy Kopp

Billy Kopp had been strolling through the day with a nice chip lead, but he just took his first big hit of the day courtesy of Jordan Smith.

Smith raised to 420,000 under the gun and Kopp raised to 1.5 million from the cutoff. Action folded back around to Smith who shoved for 7.73 million. Kopp made the call and here were their hands.

Kopp: AK
Smith: QQ

Board: JJ988

Smith’s pocket ladies held up and he doubled to 15.8 million while Kopp was knocked off the chip lead, his stack at 17.2 million.

Ian Tavelli Eliminated In 17th Place($500,557)

Steven Begleiter raised to 1.35 million after Ian Tavelli had opened for 450,000 from under the gun. Tavelli made the call and the flop came down 642 and Begleiter fired 3.5 million. Tavelli moved in for almost 8 million and Begleiter snapped him off, tabling KK. Tavelli showed down 99 and Tavelli was in trouble.

The turn was the Q and the river was the 10 and Tavelli was out while Begleiter catapulted to the chip lead.

Ludovic Lacay Eliminated In 16th Place($500,557)

Jeff Shulman raised to 450,000 preflop and Ludovic Lacay came over the top for the rest of his stack of just over 3 million. Shulman made the call and here were there hands.

Shulman: AK
Lacay: 77

It was a classic race and the flop came K95, putting Shulman ahead. The turn was the 9 and the river was the 6 and Lacay was ousted from the main event. Shulman was up to 12.8 million after the hand.

Player Tags: Jeff Shulman,   Phil Ivey,   Tommy Vedes,   Jordan Smith,   Ben Lamb,   Billy Kopp,   Ludovic Lacay,   Andrew Lichtenberger,   Nick Maimone

Level 17 Update: In The Money!

Jun 24, '09

Blinds: 5,000-10,000

Players Remaining: 27 out of 275

Chip Counts:

1. Bryn Kenney — 980,000
2. Isaac Haxton — 525,000
3. John Kabbaj — 440,000
4. J.C. Alvarado — 435,000
5. Eric Baldwin — 430,000
6. Darryll Fish — 420,000
7. Michael Brummelhuis — 420,000
8. Kevin Stammen — 385,000
9. Ken Lenaard — 358,000
10. Jason Lester — 327,000

Average Chip Count: 305,555

Notable Eliminations:

Thiago Nishijima
Jordan Smith
Michael Pesek

Big Hands:

Florian Langmann Doubles Jordan Smith, Leaves Him Crippled…

Kevin Stammen raises to 25,000 from middle position and Jordan Smith moves all in for 86,000 from the button. Florian Langmann calls all in for 66,000 from the small blind and Stammen folds.

Langmann: AQ
Smith: AK

Board: AJ62

Langmann gets it in behind but spikes a queen on the flop to double up to 175,000 this hand, leaving Smith was just two big blinds.

Jordan Smith Eliminated by Kevin Stammen

Just a few hands after being crippled by Florian Langmann, Jordan Smith moves all in for 20,000 total from the big blind after Kevin Stammen already makes it in the pot before him.

Smith: A3
Stammen: Q10

Board: Q62KJ

Stammen flopped top pair, eliminating Jordan Smith in 29th place, just one spot off the bubble.

In The Money; Pesek Bubbles 28th

Bryn Kenney raises to 26,000 from the button and Michael Pesek calls from the big blind.

The flop comes 963, and Pesek checks to Kenney who bets 33,000. Pesek tanks for several minutes before reraising the size of the pot. Kenney re-pots and puts Pesek all in.

Pesek: K10
Kenney: K6

Kenney flopped middle pair. The turn and river are the 5 and the K, no help for Michael Pesek who is eliminated on the bubble in 29th place as Bryn Kenney adds to his chiplead.

Left in the Deck

Players hit the money with about 15 minutes left in Level 17, and as a result the remaining 27 players re-drew for new seat assignments at the final three tables.

Player Tags: Jordan Smith,   Keven Stammen,   Michael Pesek,   Bryn Kenney,   Florian Langmann