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CPPT II - Big Poker Oktober |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em |
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| May 28, '13 |
CPPT - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 Main Event ($300K Guarantee) |
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Leroy Le Scores A Knockout
May 26, '13
Leroy Le is now up to about 100,000 in chips after knocking out one of his fellow tablemates.
Le flopped a heart flush and got his opponent to commit the rest of his stack on the turn with pocket aces. His opponent had a redraw to the nut flush, but it never came and Le claimed the rest of his stack.
Player Tags: Leroy Le
Leroy Le Climbs The Leaderboard
May 26, '13
On a board reading K 5 5 5 , Leroy Le got his opponent, Bhagwan Tejwani, to commit the rest of his stack with A-K.
Le, however, held A A and it held when the J hit the river, sending him the pot and giving him the knockout.
Le, who is brothers with poker players Nam Le, Tommy Le and Alan Le, now sits with 72,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Leroy Le
Meyerson Wins A Big One, Eliminates Leroy Le
May 28, '13
 Nichoel Jurgens raised to 14,000 and Alan Meyerson called from the button, Leroy Le thought for a moment from the big blind and made the call.
The flop ran out 1062 and Le announced that he was all-in for 68,500. Jurgens slid out eight 25,000 chips, raising to 200,000. Meyerson then said he was all-in for a total of 219,000. Jurgens made the call and flipped up the AJ for the nut flush draw. Le had the KQ for a lower flush draw, but Meyerson had the best hand with the 66 for a set.
The turn brought the A and the river the 8, and with that Meyerson built his stack to 540,000 while Le hit the rail in 36th place for $2,150.
Player Tags: Leroy Le
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| May 26, '13 |
CPPT - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 Main Event ($300K Guarantee) |
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Leroy Le Scores A Knockout
May 26, '13
Leroy Le is now up to about 100,000 in chips after knocking out one of his fellow tablemates.
Le flopped a heart flush and got his opponent to commit the rest of his stack on the turn with pocket aces. His opponent had a redraw to the nut flush, but it never came and Le claimed the rest of his stack.
Player Tags: Leroy Le
Leroy Le Climbs The Leaderboard
May 26, '13
On a board reading K 5 5 5, Leroy Le got his opponent, Bhagwan Tejwani, to commit the rest of his stack with A-K.
Le, however, held A A and it held when the J hit the river, sending him the pot and giving him the knockout.
Le, who is brothers with poker players Nam Le, Tommy Le and Alan Le, now sits with 72,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Leroy Le
Meyerson Wins A Big One, Eliminates Leroy Le
May 28, '13
Nichoel Jurgens raised to 14,000 and Alan Meyerson called from the button, Leroy Le thought for a moment from the big blind and made the call.
The flop ran out 1062 and Le announced that he was all-in for 68,500. Jurgens slid out eight 25,000 chips, raising to 200,000. Meyerson then said he was all-in for a total of 219,000. Jurgens made the call and flipped up the AJ for the nut flush draw. Le had the KQ for a lower flush draw, but Meyerson had the best hand with the 66 for a set.
The turn brought the A and the river the 8, and with that Meyerson built his stack to 540,000 while Le hit the rail in 36th place for $2,150.
Player Tags: Leroy Le
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| Jun 22, '08 |
2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 39 - No-Limit Hold'em |
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$1,500 NLHE - Day 2 - Hour Four - Dinner Break
Jun 22, '08
Note: Players went on a sixty-minute dinner break at the completion of Level 14, and will return around 7:30 pm local time to resume play in level 15, with increased blinds of 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante.
Blinds/Antes: 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante
Players Left: 95
Chip Leaders:
David Barter: 315,000
Garrett Beckman: 295,000
Russell Spaid: 218,000
Sebastian Segovia: 215,000
Christian Hunichen: 163,000
Ernie Crespo: 152,000
Kevin Oleary: 151,000
Jerry Watterson: 150,000
Joshua Schlein: 150,000
Edward Salazar: 148,300
Eliminations: Luke Vrabel, Bill Gazes, Joe Tehan, Evan Cappello, Hasan Habib, Adam Levy
Big Hands:
How Many Brothers Does Nam Le Have?
Before the hand, Adam Levy told Leory Le that he looked familiar. When asked if he ran with Nam Le and that crew, Leroy replied, "Yeah, he's my brother." Levy said, "So wait, you're Tommy Legend?" "No" said Leroy, "I'm his other brother Leroy." "How many of you guys are there?" asked Levy. "Five brothers and one sister", replied Leory. "Let me guess, she plays poker too?" Everyone smiled, but it was Levy who was laughing at Leory Le's expense a short time later after doubling through the latest Le to hit the tournament trail.
 Adam Levy Doubles Through Leroy Le
Down to his last 33,000 or so, Adam Levy moved all in from early position and Leroy Le called from the button.
Levy: J J
Le: KQ
Board: 6 52J Q
Levy led with the best hand while Le flopped a flush draw. The turn gave Levy top set and Le needed any heart except the 6 to eliminate his opponent. The river was a queen, pairing Le a little too late as Adam Levy doubled up to over 70,000. After the hand Leroy Le was left with just under 50,000 in chips.
Adam Levy Eliminated
It wasn't too longafter doubling through Leroy Le that Adam Levy ran out of lives after getting it all in against the no. 2 spot Garrett Beckman. Beckman raised to 10,000 before the flop and Levy shoved for about 45,000 total, Beckman called.
Levy: 55
Beckman: AJ
Board: 9989J
Levy had the best hand all the way until the river where Beckman spike a jack, sending Levy home just in time for dinner.
Russell Spaid Doubles Through Chip Leader David Barter
After eliminating Mickey Wernick last level, and a handfull of other players since then, Russell Spaid continued to rake chips to his side of the table, grabbing the the no. 3 spot on the leaderboard this level after doubling through the chip leader David Barter.
Ona flop of 1082, David Barter led out with a 15,000 bet and Rusell Spaid moved all in for just under 100,000. Barter called and the players turned over their cards.
Spaid: 76
Barter: JJ
Barter held the overpair while Spaid flopped a flush draw and an inside straight draw. The turn was the 3, and Spaid got the checkmark, Barter was drawing dead on the turn. The river was the 6, and Spaid doubled up to over 200,000 while the current chip leader fell down to just over 300,000. Luckily, 300,000 and change was still enough to secure the chip lead heading into the dinner break.
Player Tags: Leroy Le, Russell Spaid, Adam Levy, David Barter
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| Jun 17, '08 |
2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 32 - No-Limit Hold'em |
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$1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Level Ten Recap
Jun 17, '08
Note: Play today has concluded and will resume tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Brasilia Room.
Blinds/Antes: 600-1,200-100
Players Remaining: 166 of 2,304
Average Chip Stack: 41,600
Chip Counts:
Andy Garza - 164,000
George Lind - 135,000
Donny Carlton - 128,000
David Chicotsky - 98,000
Hai Le - 98,000
Courtney Harrington - 95,000
Anthony Harb - 78,000
Fabrice Soulier - 70,000
Shawn Buchanan - 65,000
Ray Henson - 57,000
Big Hands and Storylines:
 Hellmuth adds to record cashes
Phil Hellmuth has now cashed in 65 World Series of Poker events, extending his record. Hellmuth ended the day with about 45,000 chips.
Le out on the bubble
Every tournament has to have someone miss cashing out by a single spot, and today it was Leroy Le. He pushed all in with A-T and was called by a player with pocket queens.
Vast majority playing tomorrow are unknowns
At the 19 tables at the end of level 10, the vast majority of players are unkonwn to the public. Pros comment many all the time that at the start of play they're sitting with nine other people they don't know, but typically toward the end of the day, when 90 percent of the field is gone, familiar names emerge. However, that doesn't seem to be the case today.
Player Tags: Phil Hellmuth, Leroy Le
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