White's Stack Continues to Grow
Aug 01, '14
Allen Carter, Jackson White, and a third player took a flop of 5
5
5
in a raised pot. The unknown player led the action with a bet of 6,000. Carter called only to have White raise it up to 13,500 from the button. The original bettor let his hand go and Carter called.
The 7 fell on the turn and both players checked, allowing the 10 to complete the board. Carter checked for a second time and White knuckled the table back.
“Ace-high,” said Carter.
It was no good, however, as White tabled 3
3 for a full house of fives full of treys. White took down the pot and now has about 170,000 in chips. Despite this hit, Carter is still sitting pretty with around 335,000.
Player Tags: Allen Carter, Jackson White
Carter and Crosley Clash
Aug 01, '14
On a board of 8A84, Quentin Crosley fired out a bet of 3,500 and Allen Carter called to see fifth street.
The dealer produced the Q on the river and Crosley flung 3,000 past the betting line. Carter thought for a moment before flat calling.
“Just an ace,” said Crosley as he rolled over A5.
Carter had that beat, however, with 98 for trip eights. He raked in the chips and now has about 305,000 to Crosley’s 195,000.
Player Tags: Quentin Crossley, Allen Carter
Allen Carter Eliminated in 9th Place ($16,978)
Aug 03, '14
After a series of bets and raises, Allen Carter was all in and at risk before the flop for his last 262,000 against Tyler Morris.
Carter: J3
Morris: AJ
Morris was in a dominating position going to the flop, but that quickly changed after the dealer fanned 3Q9 on the felt, pairing Carter’s trey and giving him the lead. The 7 rolled off on fourth street, meaning Morris needed an ace on the river to score the elimination.
The river was indeed the A, eliciting gasps from the duo’s tablemates. Carter was eliminated in 9th place and Morris increased his chips to about 900,000.
Player Tags: Tyler Morris, Allen Carter
Allen Carter Doubles Through Zia Khosravi
Aug 03, '14
Zia Khosravi open-shipped all in from early position and it folded around to Allen Carter in the big blind who called all in for his own tournament life of 170,000.
Khosravi: AJ
Carter: 66
The board fell down T877Q, keeping Carter’s sixes in the lead. He scored the double up to about 360,000. Khosravi, on the other hand, was crippled to under 20,000.
Player Tags: Allen Carter, Zia Khosravi
Tyler Morris Doubles Through Allen Carter
Aug 03, '14
Allen Carter min-raised to 48,000 under-the-gun and was called by Tyler Morris on the button and Austin Lewis from the big blind.
The flop was Q95 and Carter bet 75,000 after Lewis checked. Morris quickly moved all in for 325,000, Lewis folded and Carter snap-called. Carter was in the lead with his 99 and needed to fade a king or a diamond against Morris’ KK.
The turn was the J, keeping Carter’s set in the lead, but the A river card gave Morris the nut flush and a double up to 790,000. Carter was left with just 110,000 as the level moves past its halfway point.
Player Tags: Tyler Morris, Allen Carter
Snowden's Cowboys Win a Battle of Bigger Stacks
Aug 03, '14
Allen Carter raised to 11,000 from middle position and Archie Van Horn called from the hijack. Daniel Snowden three-bet to 25,000 from the button and Carter was the only caller.
The flop was QJ6 and Carter check-called 20,000 from Snowden. The turn was the J and Carter led out for 41,000. Snowden didn’t waste too much time in calling and they watched the A peel off on the river.
Both players checked and Snowden took the pot with his KK.
“I figured you might have had two aces and I was going to go all in, but that river card stopped me,” said Carter. “I only had seven-high though.”
Snowden chipped up to 370,000 while Carter dropped to 405,000.
Player Tags: Daniel Snowden, Allen Carter
Morris Shoves into Carter
Aug 03, '14
Tyler Morris raised to 11,000 from the cutoff and Allen Carter three-bet to 23,000 from the button. Morris quickly called and they saw a flop of 996.
Morris check-called 21,000 from Allen and the turn was the 7. Both players checked and they watched the 2 fall on the river. Morris quickly moved all in for his last 30,000 and Allen took a few moments before mucking his hand.
Morris is up to 130,000 while Allen dropped to 420,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Tyler Morris, Allen Carter
After taking a quick scan of the room, it has come to our attention that the current chip leader is none other than former 
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