Owen Crowe has taken a seat here on day 2. The seasoned poker pro has $3,050,848 in lifetime live tournament earnings, with a few more million in tournament cashes online.
Crowe finished third in the WSOP Circuit main event here at the Bike back in March, cashing for $98,390.
Some notable late arrivals on day 1A include Owen Crowe (pictured), Joey Weissman and Bobby Suer.
Crowe is a Canadian-born poker pro with over $2.7 million in lifetime live earnings. Joe Weissman hails from Boca Raton, Florida and has over $1.7 million in career cashes. Bobby Suer finished sixth in the 2017 CPPT Venetian $5,000 buy-in main event this summer for $124,769. Suer has $1,974,526 in earnings over his live tournament career.
Owen Crowe raised to 5,000 from under the gun and was called by one player in middle position. The action folded around to the big blind, and she moved all in for about 70,000.
Crowe took about a minute before deciding he was also all-in, and the other player folded. Crowe showed 1010, and he was behind against his opponent’s KK.
The board ran out A10346, however, and Crowe’s set was enough to bust a player and increase his stack to 173,000.
Owen Crowe raised to 80,000 from the cutoff and was met with an all-in for 120,000 from Men Nguyen in the small blind. Einav Shalom then went all-in for 220,000 from the big blind.
Crowe was priced in and made the call with A4, but was dominated by Shalom’s A10. Nguyen was drawing live with Q5, but was eliminated when the board fell AK265.
Shalom nearly tripled up to 600,000. Crowe still has 1,600,000 to work with.
Some notable late arrivals on day 1A include Owen Crowe (pictured), Joey Weissman and Bobby Suer.
Crowe is a Canadian-born poker pro with over $2.7 million in lifetime live earnings. Joe Weissman hails from Boca Raton, Florida and has over $1.7 million in career cashes. Bobby Suer finished sixth in the 2017 CPPT Venetian $5,000 buy-in main event this summer for $124,769. Suer has $1,974,526 in earnings over his live tournament career.
Owen Crowe raised to 5,000 from under the gun and was called by one player in middle position. The action folded around to the big blind, and she moved all in for about 70,000.
Crowe took about a minute before deciding he was also all-in, and the other player folded. Crowe showed 1010, and he was behind against his opponent’s KK.
The board ran out A10346, however, and Crowe’s set was enough to bust a player and increase his stack to 173,000.
Owen Crowe raised to 80,000 from the cutoff and was met with an all-in for 120,000 from Men Nguyen in the small blind. Einav Shalom then went all-in for 220,000 from the big blind.
Crowe was priced in and made the call with A4, but was dominated by Shalom’s A10. Nguyen was drawing live with Q5, but was eliminated when the board fell AK265.
Shalom nearly tripled up to 600,000. Crowe still has 1,600,000 to work with.
Some notable late arrivals on day 1A include Owen Crowe (pictured), Joey Weissman and Bobby Suer.
Crowe is a Canadian-born poker pro with over $2.7 million in lifetime live earnings. Joe Weissman hails from Boca Raton, Florida and has over $1.7 million in career cashes. Bobby Suer finished sixth in the 2017 CPPT Venetian $5,000 buy-in main event this summer for $124,769. Suer has $1,974,526 in earnings over his live tournament career.
Owen Crowe raised to 5,000 from under the gun and was called by one player in middle position. The action folded around to the big blind, and she moved all in for about 70,000.
Crowe took about a minute before deciding he was also all-in, and the other player folded. Crowe showed 1010, and he was behind against his opponent’s KK.
The board ran out A10346, however, and Crowe’s set was enough to bust a player and increase his stack to 173,000.
Owen Crowe raised to 80,000 from the cutoff and was met with an all-in for 120,000 from Men Nguyen in the small blind. Einav Shalom then went all-in for 220,000 from the big blind.
Crowe was priced in and made the call with A4, but was dominated by Shalom’s A10. Nguyen was drawing live with Q5, but was eliminated when the board fell AK265.
Shalom nearly tripled up to 600,000. Crowe still has 1,600,000 to work with.
Some notable late arrivals on day 1A include Owen Crowe (pictured), Joey Weissman and Bobby Suer.
Crowe is a Canadian-born poker pro with over $2.7 million in lifetime live earnings. Joe Weissman hails from Boca Raton, Florida and has over $1.7 million in career cashes. Bobby Suer finished sixth in the 2017 CPPT Venetian $5,000 buy-in main event this summer for $124,769. Suer has $1,974,526 in earnings over his live tournament career.
Owen Crowe raised to 5,000 from under the gun and was called by one player in middle position. The action folded around to the big blind, and she moved all in for about 70,000.
Crowe took about a minute before deciding he was also all-in, and the other player folded. Crowe showed 1010, and he was behind against his opponent’s KK.
The board ran out A10346, however, and Crowe’s set was enough to bust a player and increase his stack to 173,000.
Owen Crowe raised to 80,000 from the cutoff and was met with an all-in for 120,000 from Men Nguyen in the small blind. Einav Shalom then went all-in for 220,000 from the big blind.
Crowe was priced in and made the call with A4, but was dominated by Shalom’s A10. Nguyen was drawing live with Q5, but was eliminated when the board fell AK265.
Shalom nearly tripled up to 600,000. Crowe still has 1,600,000 to work with.
The board read 7942A and there was more than 30,000 in the pot.
Owen Crowe had just moved all-in and action was on his opponent. Crowe had his opponent covered and, after some thought, Crowe’s opponent called for his tournament life.
Crowe showed 95 but his opponent showed 44 and took the pot with a set of fours.
Crowe was left with just 23,000 while his opponent doubled to more than 110,000.
A player in middle position bet a flop of QJ5 and Owen Crowe called on the button. The turn was the 5 and Crowe faced a 2,000 chip bet on the turn. Crowe called and the river was the 3 and Crowe’s opponent didn’t slow down and fired 3,000 on the river. Crowe barely hesitated before tossing in a call.
“Two pair,” said his opponent as he tabled 44.
Crowe took a second to read the board and then tabled KQ and scooped the pot to move to 42,000.
Owen Crowe has taken a seat here on day 1C of the 2014 CPPT main event at the Bicycle Casino.
Crowe has more than $2.5 million in live tournament earnings, with his biggest scores coming from a 15th-place finish in the 2008 WSOP main event and a 5th-place showing in the 2013 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure main event.
Crowe will be looking too add to his 14 tournament titles here at the Bike today.
Harry Arutyunyan, who won the WPT Legends of Poker Main Event here at the Bike just over a month ago, was all in preflop for his last 60,000 out of the small blind against Owen Crowe, who was in the big blind.
Arutyunyan was flipping for his tournament life with 88 against Crowe’s AJ. The board ran out K7626 and Arutyunyan doubled up to 134,000 while Crowe slipped to 75,000.
“If he didn’t call him, I was going to,” said the player on the button. “I folded pocket nines.”
The board read 7942A and there was more than 30,000 in the pot.
Owen Crowe had just moved all-in and action was on his opponent. Crowe had his opponent covered and, after some thought, Crowe’s opponent called for his tournament life.
Crowe showed 95 but his opponent showed 44 and took the pot with a set of fours.
Crowe was left with just 23,000 while his opponent doubled to more than 110,000.
A player in middle position bet a flop of QJ5 and Owen Crowe called on the button. The turn was the 5 and Crowe faced a 2,000 chip bet on the turn. Crowe called and the river was the 3 and Crowe’s opponent didn’t slow down and fired 3,000 on the river. Crowe barely hesitated before tossing in a call.
“Two pair,” said his opponent as he tabled 44.
Crowe took a second to read the board and then tabled KQ and scooped the pot to move to 42,000.
Owen Crowe has taken a seat here on day 1C of the 2014 CPPT main event at the Bicycle Casino.
Crowe has more than $2.5 million in live tournament earnings, with his biggest scores coming from a 15th-place finish in the 2008 WSOP main event and a 5th-place showing in the 2013 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure main event.
Crowe will be looking too add to his 14 tournament titles here at the Bike today.
Harry Arutyunyan, who won the WPT Legends of Poker Main Event here at the Bike just over a month ago, was all in preflop for his last 60,000 out of the small blind against Owen Crowe, who was in the big blind.
Arutyunyan was flipping for his tournament life with 88 against Crowe’s AJ. The board ran out K7626 and Arutyunyan doubled up to 134,000 while Crowe slipped to 75,000.
“If he didn’t call him, I was going to,” said the player on the button. “I folded pocket nines.”
Steven Merrifield opened for 65,000, Andy Frankenberger reraised to 150,000, Thao Nguyen moved all in for 600,000, Merrifield folded and Frankenberger called.
Frankenberger had A A against Nguyen’s A Q.
The board came KQ 4 J 6, giving Nguyen a pair on the flop but he failed to improve by the river and was eliminated in 7th place ($76,747).
Steven Merrifield Eliminated in 6th Place ($102,600)
Robert Shortway opened for a raise to 75,000 before the flop and Steven Merrifield called from the big blind.
The flop came 9 8 7, Merrifield checked, Shortway bet 75,000, Merrifield check-raised to 200,000 and Shortway called.
The turn was the Q, Merrifield bet 175,000, Shortway raised to 675,000, Merrifield moved all in and Shortway called.
Merrifield turned over 10 9 for middle pair and an inside straight draw while Shortway showed J 10 for the made nut straight. Merrifield could not win the pot but was drawing live to a chop with a jack.
The river was the 8, and Steven Merrifield was eliminated in 6th place ($102,600).
Tyler Kenney Eliminated in 5th Place ($138,847)
Tyler Kenney opened for a raise to 70,000, Joshua Evans reraised to 250,000, Kenney moved all in and Evans called.
Evans lead with A J against Kenney’s 9 8.
The board came Q J 4 2 J, giving Evans a pair on the river to win the pot. Tyler Kenney was eliminated in 5th place ($138,847).
Owen Crowe Eliminated in 4th Place ($190,147)
Owen Crowe was all in before the flop with A 4 against Andy Frankenberger’s A 9.
The board came A Q 9 J K, giving Frankenberger two pair to win the pot. Owen Crowe was eliminated in 4th place ($190,147).
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1. Antonio Esfandiari — 100,000
2. Owen Crowe — 94,000
3. Mark Newhouse — 84,000
4. Gabe Patgorski — 78,000
5. Ryan D’Angelo — 70,000
6. Jason Potter — 70,000
7. Ted Lawson — 70,000
8. Jordan Young — 68,000
9. Daniel Fuhs — 65,000
10. McLean Karr — 62,000
Card Player Chip Counts:
Jeff Shulman — 32,000
Average Chip Count: About 43,000
Notable Eliminations:
Alex Kamberis
Barry Shulman
Justin Bonomo
Chino Rheem
Big Hands:
Owen Crowe Scores A Gift K.O.
Jonathan Little raised from under the gun and a player flat called in middle position. Owen Crowe then three-bet from the button and Little made the call.
The middle position player then reraised to 5,000 and Crowe reraised to 11,825. Little got the hint and folded, prompting the other player to call.
The flop came down Q64 and action checked to Crowe, who bet 5,200. The middle position player check-raised to 15,500 and Crowe moved all in. The other player called for his last 10,000 in chips and showed AK, which was way behind to Crowe’s pocket aces.
The board filled out with the 82 and Crowe moved up to 94,000 in chips, good for second place on the leaderboard.
Justin Bonomo Hits The Rail
Though Justin Bonomo managed to get as high as 60,000 in chips, he was eliminated just before the conclusion of level 2 after running his pocket kings right into an opponent’s pocket aces.
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Owen Crowe just wandered by the media table to tell us about his elimination hand.
Crowe shoved his last 70,000 on the button with A-6 offsuit, but the big blind woke up with pocket queens. The board failed to help Crowe and he is out shortly before the money.
Nicholas Ronyecz raised to 60,000 from the hijack and it folded to Owen Crowe, who moved all-in for around 280,000 from the big blind.
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Owen Crowe has taken a seat here on day 2. The seasoned poker pro has $3,050,848 in lifetime live tournament earnings, with a few more million in tournament cashes online.
Some notable late arrivals on day 1A include Owen Crowe (pictured), Joey Weissman and Bobby Suer.
Jonathan Karamalikis raised to 32,000 and Owen Crowe three-bet to 92,000 from the button. Karamalikis called and the flop fell 8
Duey Duong raised to 110,000 from the cutoff. Owen Crowe moved all-in from the button and Duong quickly made the call with the 7
Owen Crowe raised to 80,000 from the cutoff and was met with an all-in for 120,000 from Men Nguyen in the small blind. Einav Shalom then went all-in for 220,000 from the big blind.
The board read 7
Thao Nguyen Eliminated in 7th Place ($76,747)
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Owen Crowe Scores A Gift K.O.