Double Up For Adams
Feb 16, '14
Chris Schonbach raised to 25,000 and Justin Adams moved all in over the top for 244,000. The action was folded back to Schonbach who made the call.
Schonbach: A
Q
Adams: A
K
The board ran out 622[[suit:heart]J7 and Adams managed to double up. Schonbach was left behind with 140,000 chips.
Player Tags: Justin Adams, Chris Schonbach
Big One For Schonbach
Feb 16, '14
The board read 8K563
when we saw Chris Papa call a 50,000-chip bet by Chris Schonbach who quickly tabled 66 for a turned set.
Schonbach raked in the pot and he now sits on around 365,000 chips while Papa has just 44,000 left.
Player Tags: Chris Schonbach, Christopher Papa
Chris Schonbach Flops Set, Gets Paid
Feb 16, '14
Chris Schonbach held pocket fives on a flop of K J 5. The turn brought the 6, and the river the 10.
Fortunately for him, he was able to get a couple streets of value from his hand, which took him to around 300,000. The average at the time was just over 200,000.
Player Tags: Chris Schonbach
Chris Schonbach Makes A Great Call
Feb 16, '14
On a board reading K 6 3 9 J, Chris Schonbach in the small blind was facing a bet from Jameson Singer, who was on the button. Schonbach thought about it for a bit before making the call.
Singer tapped the table, indicating that it was a good call. He tabled A-10 for just ace-high and Schonbach exposed pocket deuces, for the smallest pair possible.
The pair was good and he raked in a nice sized pot early here on Day 2.
Schonbach started the day with 110,900, which was enough to be among the chip leaders. He has been adding to that stack quickly today.
Player Tags: Jameson Singer, Chris Schonbach
Chris Schonbach Eliminated 12th Place ($7,915)
Feb 17, '14
Chris Schonbach had a pretty good run here at the CPPT Foxwoods. He chopped for more than $42,000 in Event 1: $600 No-Limit Hold’em $100,000 Guarantee. Schonbach just left the main event as the 12th place finisher and picked up an additional $7,915.
Chris Tryba raised to 38,000 from under the gun +1 and Schonbach moved-all in for 210,000. Tryba asked for a count and then called.
Schonbach: AJ
Tryba: 88
Board: K72103
Player Tags: Christopher Tryba, Chris Schonbach
Cards have only been in the air a short while, but the field is already filling up! The tournament clock reads 106 players, and first and foremost among them we have a former World Series of Poker main event champion.