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Jul 12, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 6 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level Two Update: Joe Hachem on the RiseJul 10, '11 NOTE: Levels are two hours in length and players are starting with 30,000 in chips. Registration will remain open until the end of the second level. Players on Day 1D: Approximately 2,500 Blinds: 100-200 Notables Remaining:
Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman — 30,050 Featured Poker Tweets — Jeff Shulman Notables Eliminated This Level: Tom Dwan Hands: Joe Hachem Knocks Out an Opponent Middle position raised to 450 and Joe Hachem (UTG+1) reraised to 1,400 preflop. Middle position made the call and the flop fell A 7 4. The two players checked and the turn fell 2. Hachem bet 2,725 and middle position made the call. The river fell 2 and Hachem bet 25,000. Middle position made the all-in call but he mucked and left the tournament field when Hachem revealed 7 7 for the full house. Hachem held 50,000 after the hand. Matt Matros Grabs Some Chips There was 1,150 in the pot and a board of 7 4 3 K sat on the table when middle position bet 1,100. Matt Matros raised to 2,900 and he picked up an uncontested pot when his opponent mucked. Matros held 26,000. Featured Poker Tweet — Cliff Josephy Shawn Keller Side Steps a Straight Flush Shawn Keller raised to 500 preflop in early position and the button made the call. The flop fell 6 3 2 and Keller bet 700. The button made the call and the turn fell 4. Both players checked and the river fell 7. Keller checked and the button bet 1,000. Keller mucked and he found out that was a good decision when his opponent revealed the 5 as he collected the pot. Player Tags: Jeff Shulman, Shawn Keller, Cliff Josephy, Joe Hachem, Alexandre Gomes, Matt Matros Level 7 Update: Kenny Tran EliminatedJul 12, '11 Note: Levels are two hours in length. Players Remaining on Day 2B: 2,490 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Chip Leaders: Kevin Saul: 324,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Matt Matros — 108,000 Notables Eliminated: Eugene Katchalov Hands: Kenny Tran Eliminated Kenny Tran got the last of his chips into the middle with K Q and and his opponent held K 6 with a flop that read Q 4 3 sat on the table. The turn and river fell 9 and 9 and Tran was eliminated from the tournament. Featured Poker Tweet — Joe Hachem Thomas Keller Doubles Up The flop read 10 9 7 when Thomas Keller bet 4,500. Lyle Berman raised to 22,000 and Keller reraised all in for 57,825. Berman made the call and they flipped over their cards: Keller: 10 8 Turn and River: 6 and A Berman lost the hand and his stack fell to 62,000. Keller doubled up on the hand to 127,000. Maxim Lykov Eliminated by Garry Gates Garry Gates raised to 1,400 preflop and Maxim Lykov reraised all in for 18,000. Gates made the call and they flipped over their cards: Lykov: J 10 Board: A-J-8-8-10 Gates won the hand to grow his stack to 100,000 and Lykov was eliminated on the hand. Featured Poker Tweet — Matt Stout Player Tags: Thomas Keller, Lyle Berman, Kenny Tran, Joe Hachem, Matt Stout, Maxim Lykov, Garry Gates |
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Jul 10, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 4 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level Two Update: Joe Hachem on the RiseJul 10, '11 NOTE: Levels are two hours in length and players are starting with 30,000 in chips. Registration will remain open until the end of the second level. Players on Day 1D: Approximately 2,500 Blinds: 100-200 Notables Remaining:
Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman — 30,050 Featured Poker Tweets — Jeff Shulman Notables Eliminated This Level: Tom Dwan Hands: Joe Hachem Knocks Out an Opponent Middle position raised to 450 and Joe Hachem (UTG+1) reraised to 1,400 preflop. Middle position made the call and the flop fell A 7 4. The two players checked and the turn fell 2. Hachem bet 2,725 and middle position made the call. The river fell 2 and Hachem bet 25,000. Middle position made the all-in call but he mucked and left the tournament field when Hachem revealed 7 7 for the full house. Hachem held 50,000 after the hand. Matt Matros Grabs Some Chips There was 1,150 in the pot and a board of 7 4 3 K sat on the table when middle position bet 1,100. Matt Matros raised to 2,900 and he picked up an uncontested pot when his opponent mucked. Matros held 26,000. Featured Poker Tweet — Cliff Josephy Shawn Keller Side Steps a Straight Flush Shawn Keller raised to 500 preflop in early position and the button made the call. The flop fell 6 3 2 and Keller bet 700. The button made the call and the turn fell 4. Both players checked and the river fell 7. Keller checked and the button bet 1,000. Keller mucked and he found out that was a good decision when his opponent revealed the 5 as he collected the pot. Player Tags: Jeff Shulman, Shawn Keller, Cliff Josephy, Joe Hachem, Alexandre Gomes, Matt Matros Level 7 Update: Kenny Tran EliminatedJul 12, '11 Note: Levels are two hours in length. Players Remaining on Day 2B: 2,490 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Chip Leaders: Kevin Saul: 324,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Matt Matros — 108,000 Notables Eliminated: Eugene Katchalov Hands: Kenny Tran Eliminated Kenny Tran got the last of his chips into the middle with K Q and and his opponent held K 6 with a flop that read Q 4 3 sat on the table. The turn and river fell 9 and 9 and Tran was eliminated from the tournament. Featured Poker Tweet — Joe Hachem Thomas Keller Doubles Up The flop read 10 9 7 when Thomas Keller bet 4,500. Lyle Berman raised to 22,000 and Keller reraised all in for 57,825. Berman made the call and they flipped over their cards: Keller: 10 8 Turn and River: 6 and A Berman lost the hand and his stack fell to 62,000. Keller doubled up on the hand to 127,000. Maxim Lykov Eliminated by Garry Gates Garry Gates raised to 1,400 preflop and Maxim Lykov reraised all in for 18,000. Gates made the call and they flipped over their cards: Lykov: J 10 Board: A-J-8-8-10 Gates won the hand to grow his stack to 100,000 and Lykov was eliminated on the hand. Featured Poker Tweet — Matt Stout Player Tags: Thomas Keller, Lyle Berman, Kenny Tran, Joe Hachem, Matt Stout, Maxim Lykov, Garry Gates |
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Mar 10, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 6 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 3 2. All three players checked and the 6 fell on the turn. Ramdin bet 17,500 and Clements made the call. Middle position raised all in for 67,000. Ramdin made the call and Clements mucked. Their cards: Ramdin: 6 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K 2 2. Both players checked and the turn fell 3. Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2. Hachem checked and Baker bet 15,500. Hachem went into the tank for a couple minutes and he eventually made the call. Baker flipped over A K to win the hand when Hachem mucked. Baker grew his stack to 97,000. David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K 5 3 10 and there was 31,000 in the pot when David Peters bet 17,700 from the hi-jack. The small blind made the call and the river fell 6. Peters fired out 38,400 and his opponent made the call. Peters revealed A Q and his opponent mucked. Peters grew his stack to XXX after the hand. Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 11 Update -- The Hits Keep on ComingMar 07, '11 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 122 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Chris DeMaci — 400,000 Notable Eliminations: Tom McCormick Big Hands: A Riddle from Joe Hachem “What does every poor person have, that no rich person wants, and no money can buy.” Rep Porter Lays it Down There was 24,500 in the pot and a flop that read A J 7 sitting on the table when Rep Porter bet 12,000 from late position. The big blind raised to 35,000 and Porter went into the tank. He eventually mucked and his stack fell to 110,000. Ali Eslami Takes a Hit The board read J 6 4 7 10 and there was 60,000 in the pot when UTG+1 bet 58,000. Ali Eslami went into the tank in late position but he eventually made the call. UTG+1 flipped over pocket jacks and Eslami mucked his hand. Eslami fell to 180,000 after the hand. David Peters Grab Some Chips The flop read K 8 8 when the hi-jack bet 7,000. The button made the call and David Peters raised 15,200 more from the big blind. Both of his opponents spent some time in the tank but they eventually mucked. Peters grew his stack to 85,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ali Eslami, Joe Hachem, David Peters, Rep Porter Level 16 Update -- Payouts BeginMar 08, '11 Blinds: 2,500-5,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 45 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 1,650,000 Cashes: 46: Dominick Zito — $8,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles Up Joe Hachem moved all in preflop from late position for 94,000 and Pat Pezzin made the call from the cutoff. Their cards: Hachem: A J Board: A 8 6 3 8 Hachem doubled up to survive and Pezzin dropped to 85,500 after the hand. Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminates an Opponent Dominick Zito moved all in preflop under the gun and Taylor von Kriegenbergh made the call on the cutoff. Their cards: Kriegenbergh: A A Board: K 8 2 8 Q Zito was eliminated and Kriegenbergh grew his chip lead to 1,650,000. Shawn Busse vs. Jeff Williams Jeff Williams and Shawn Busse had built a 30,000 pot preflop and then checked down a 8 4 3 8 board. Busse bet 13,500 after the turn from the small blind and Williams made the call from the cutoff. The river fell 2 and Busse checked. Williams bet 49,500 and Busse went into the tank. He mucked his hand and Williams grew his stack to 230,000. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Joe Hachem, Jeff Williams, Shawn Busse, Pat Pezzin Level 22 Update -- Down to 10Mar 09, '11 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 10 out of 417 Chip Counts: Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 2,600,000 Cashes: 11th: Wade Townsend — $21,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles up after making a Great Call Joe Hachem raised to 42,000 from the hi-jack and David Paredes made the call from the button preflop. The flop was dealt 6 4 3 and Hachem bet 83,000. Paredes made the call and the turn fell K. Hachem then went into the tank before betting 173,000. Paredes then quickly raised all in, which was more than enough to put Hachem on a decision for his tournament life. He went into the tank for a while and eventually made the call. Their cards: Hachem: K 8 River: 3 Hachem won the hand and he doubled up to 1.5 million. Paredes dropped to 800,000. David Peters Eliminated in 13th Place ($17,000) Wade Townsend moved all in preflop from the small blind for 425,000 and David Peters made an all-in call on the big blind. Their cards: Peters: A 8 Board: J 6 6 10 Q Peters was eliminated on the hand in 13th place and he will take home $17,000 in prize money. Alex Kamberis Eliminated in 12th Place ($21,000) Alex Kamberis moved all in from the small blind for 350,000 and David Paredes quickly called from the big blind. Their cards: Kamberis: A 7 Board: K 6 5 4 7 Kamberis was eliminated on the hand in 12th place and he will take home $21,000 in prize money. Poker Tweet — Alex Kamberis Player Tags: Joe Hachem, David Peters, Jeremy Ausmus, Alexander Kamberis, Wade Townsend Victor Ramdin Wins The Big Event ($500,000) -- Joe Hachem Eliminated in Second Place ($300,000)Mar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin raised to 250,000 preflop from the button and Joe Hachem then moved all in. Ramdin made the all-in call and they flipped over their cards: Ramdin: A J Board: A J 8 10 2 Hachem was eliminated from the tournament in second place and he will take home $300,000 in prize money. Ramdin is the champion of The Big Event and he takes home the top prize worth $500,000. That concludes our live coverage from Los Angeles. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Joe Hachem and Victor Ramdin saw another limped and checked pot, this one falling 9 8 6. Ramdin checked and Hachem bet 200,000. Ramdin check-raised to 550,000 and Hachem made the call. The turn fell 5 and Ramdin checked. Hachem bet 1,000,000 and Ramdin check-raised again, this time moving all in. Hachem made the all-in call for 2.1 million. Their cards: Hachem: 10 7 River: 6 Hachem doubled up and the chip counts are pretty much even at 6 million. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Victor Ramdin Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin and Joe Hachem saw a limped and checked flop that fell 8 7 5. Hachem checked and Ramdin bet 150,000. Hachem raised to 500,000 and Ramdin reraised to 1.1 million. Hachem then moved all in and Ramdin made the all-in call for his final 3.58 million. Their cards: Hachem: 8 6 Turn and River: A and 6 Ramdin doubled up on the hand to survive and take the chip lead with 7 million and Hachem fell to 5 million after the hand. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Jeremy Ausmus Eliminated in Third Place ($190,000)Mar 10, '11 Jeremy Ausmus raised to 225,000 from the small blind preflop and Joe Hachem made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt K J 6 and Ausmus bet 280,000. Hachem raised all in and Ausmus made an all-in call for 1.9 million. Their cards: Ausmus: J 9 Turn and River: 8 and 4 Ausmus was eliminated in third place and he will take home $190,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack to 7,090,000 for the heads-up final, where he will face Victor Ramdin, who holds 5,420,000. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised to 180,000 preflop and Jeremy Ausmus reraised to 605,000. Hachem then reraised all in for about 3 million and Ausmus made the call. Their cards: Ausmus: 8 8 Board: K J 5 7 Q Hachem doubled up to 6.3 million on the hand and he took the chip lead. Ausmus fell to 4 million after the hand. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminated in Third Place ($140,000)Mar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised preflop and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in for a million. Hachem quickly made the call and they flipped over their cards: Hachem: A Q The board ran out A 7 5 8 and Kriegenbergh was drawing dead. He was eliminated in fourth place and took home $140,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack close to 3 million heading into three-handed play. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Taylor von Kriegenbergh |
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Mar 09, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 5 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 3 2. All three players checked and the 6 fell on the turn. Ramdin bet 17,500 and Clements made the call. Middle position raised all in for 67,000. Ramdin made the call and Clements mucked. Their cards: Ramdin: 6 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K 2 2. Both players checked and the turn fell 3. Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2. Hachem checked and Baker bet 15,500. Hachem went into the tank for a couple minutes and he eventually made the call. Baker flipped over A K to win the hand when Hachem mucked. Baker grew his stack to 97,000. David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K 5 3 10 and there was 31,000 in the pot when David Peters bet 17,700 from the hi-jack. The small blind made the call and the river fell 6. Peters fired out 38,400 and his opponent made the call. Peters revealed A Q and his opponent mucked. Peters grew his stack to XXX after the hand. Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 11 Update -- The Hits Keep on ComingMar 07, '11 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 122 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Chris DeMaci — 400,000 Notable Eliminations: Tom McCormick Big Hands: A Riddle from Joe Hachem “What does every poor person have, that no rich person wants, and no money can buy.” Rep Porter Lays it Down There was 24,500 in the pot and a flop that read A J 7 sitting on the table when Rep Porter bet 12,000 from late position. The big blind raised to 35,000 and Porter went into the tank. He eventually mucked and his stack fell to 110,000. Ali Eslami Takes a Hit The board read J 6 4 7 10 and there was 60,000 in the pot when UTG+1 bet 58,000. Ali Eslami went into the tank in late position but he eventually made the call. UTG+1 flipped over pocket jacks and Eslami mucked his hand. Eslami fell to 180,000 after the hand. David Peters Grab Some Chips The flop read K 8 8 when the hi-jack bet 7,000. The button made the call and David Peters raised 15,200 more from the big blind. Both of his opponents spent some time in the tank but they eventually mucked. Peters grew his stack to 85,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ali Eslami, Joe Hachem, David Peters, Rep Porter Level 16 Update -- Payouts BeginMar 08, '11 Blinds: 2,500-5,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 45 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 1,650,000 Cashes: 46: Dominick Zito — $8,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles Up Joe Hachem moved all in preflop from late position for 94,000 and Pat Pezzin made the call from the cutoff. Their cards: Hachem: A J Board: A 8 6 3 8 Hachem doubled up to survive and Pezzin dropped to 85,500 after the hand. Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminates an Opponent Dominick Zito moved all in preflop under the gun and Taylor von Kriegenbergh made the call on the cutoff. Their cards: Kriegenbergh: A A Board: K 8 2 8 Q Zito was eliminated and Kriegenbergh grew his chip lead to 1,650,000. Shawn Busse vs. Jeff Williams Jeff Williams and Shawn Busse had built a 30,000 pot preflop and then checked down a 8 4 3 8 board. Busse bet 13,500 after the turn from the small blind and Williams made the call from the cutoff. The river fell 2 and Busse checked. Williams bet 49,500 and Busse went into the tank. He mucked his hand and Williams grew his stack to 230,000. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Joe Hachem, Jeff Williams, Shawn Busse, Pat Pezzin Level 22 Update -- Down to 10Mar 09, '11 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 10 out of 417 Chip Counts: Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 2,600,000 Cashes: 11th: Wade Townsend — $21,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles up after making a Great Call Joe Hachem raised to 42,000 from the hi-jack and David Paredes made the call from the button preflop. The flop was dealt 6 4 3 and Hachem bet 83,000. Paredes made the call and the turn fell K. Hachem then went into the tank before betting 173,000. Paredes then quickly raised all in, which was more than enough to put Hachem on a decision for his tournament life. He went into the tank for a while and eventually made the call. Their cards: Hachem: K 8 River: 3 Hachem won the hand and he doubled up to 1.5 million. Paredes dropped to 800,000. David Peters Eliminated in 13th Place ($17,000) Wade Townsend moved all in preflop from the small blind for 425,000 and David Peters made an all-in call on the big blind. Their cards: Peters: A 8 Board: J 6 6 10 Q Peters was eliminated on the hand in 13th place and he will take home $17,000 in prize money. Alex Kamberis Eliminated in 12th Place ($21,000) Alex Kamberis moved all in from the small blind for 350,000 and David Paredes quickly called from the big blind. Their cards: Kamberis: A 7 Board: K 6 5 4 7 Kamberis was eliminated on the hand in 12th place and he will take home $21,000 in prize money. Poker Tweet — Alex Kamberis Player Tags: Joe Hachem, David Peters, Jeremy Ausmus, Alexander Kamberis, Wade Townsend Victor Ramdin Wins The Big Event ($500,000) -- Joe Hachem Eliminated in Second Place ($300,000)Mar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin raised to 250,000 preflop from the button and Joe Hachem then moved all in. Ramdin made the all-in call and they flipped over their cards: Ramdin: A J Board: A J 8 10 2 Hachem was eliminated from the tournament in second place and he will take home $300,000 in prize money. Ramdin is the champion of The Big Event and he takes home the top prize worth $500,000. That concludes our live coverage from Los Angeles. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Joe Hachem and Victor Ramdin saw another limped and checked pot, this one falling 9 8 6. Ramdin checked and Hachem bet 200,000. Ramdin check-raised to 550,000 and Hachem made the call. The turn fell 5 and Ramdin checked. Hachem bet 1,000,000 and Ramdin check-raised again, this time moving all in. Hachem made the all-in call for 2.1 million. Their cards: Hachem: 10 7 River: 6 Hachem doubled up and the chip counts are pretty much even at 6 million. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Victor Ramdin Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin and Joe Hachem saw a limped and checked flop that fell 8 7 5. Hachem checked and Ramdin bet 150,000. Hachem raised to 500,000 and Ramdin reraised to 1.1 million. Hachem then moved all in and Ramdin made the all-in call for his final 3.58 million. Their cards: Hachem: 8 6 Turn and River: A and 6 Ramdin doubled up on the hand to survive and take the chip lead with 7 million and Hachem fell to 5 million after the hand. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Jeremy Ausmus Eliminated in Third Place ($190,000)Mar 10, '11 Jeremy Ausmus raised to 225,000 from the small blind preflop and Joe Hachem made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt K J 6 and Ausmus bet 280,000. Hachem raised all in and Ausmus made an all-in call for 1.9 million. Their cards: Ausmus: J 9 Turn and River: 8 and 4 Ausmus was eliminated in third place and he will take home $190,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack to 7,090,000 for the heads-up final, where he will face Victor Ramdin, who holds 5,420,000. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised to 180,000 preflop and Jeremy Ausmus reraised to 605,000. Hachem then reraised all in for about 3 million and Ausmus made the call. Their cards: Ausmus: 8 8 Board: K J 5 7 Q Hachem doubled up to 6.3 million on the hand and he took the chip lead. Ausmus fell to 4 million after the hand. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminated in Third Place ($140,000)Mar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised preflop and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in for a million. Hachem quickly made the call and they flipped over their cards: Hachem: A Q The board ran out A 7 5 8 and Kriegenbergh was drawing dead. He was eliminated in fourth place and took home $140,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack close to 3 million heading into three-handed play. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Taylor von Kriegenbergh |
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Mar 08, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 4 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 3 2. All three players checked and the 6 fell on the turn. Ramdin bet 17,500 and Clements made the call. Middle position raised all in for 67,000. Ramdin made the call and Clements mucked. Their cards: Ramdin: 6 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K 2 2. Both players checked and the turn fell 3. Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2. Hachem checked and Baker bet 15,500. Hachem went into the tank for a couple minutes and he eventually made the call. Baker flipped over A K to win the hand when Hachem mucked. Baker grew his stack to 97,000. David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K 5 3 10 and there was 31,000 in the pot when David Peters bet 17,700 from the hi-jack. The small blind made the call and the river fell 6. Peters fired out 38,400 and his opponent made the call. Peters revealed A Q and his opponent mucked. Peters grew his stack to XXX after the hand. Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 11 Update -- The Hits Keep on ComingMar 07, '11 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 122 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Chris DeMaci — 400,000 Notable Eliminations: Tom McCormick Big Hands: A Riddle from Joe Hachem “What does every poor person have, that no rich person wants, and no money can buy.” Rep Porter Lays it Down There was 24,500 in the pot and a flop that read A J 7 sitting on the table when Rep Porter bet 12,000 from late position. The big blind raised to 35,000 and Porter went into the tank. He eventually mucked and his stack fell to 110,000. Ali Eslami Takes a Hit The board read J 6 4 7 10 and there was 60,000 in the pot when UTG+1 bet 58,000. Ali Eslami went into the tank in late position but he eventually made the call. UTG+1 flipped over pocket jacks and Eslami mucked his hand. Eslami fell to 180,000 after the hand. David Peters Grab Some Chips The flop read K 8 8 when the hi-jack bet 7,000. The button made the call and David Peters raised 15,200 more from the big blind. Both of his opponents spent some time in the tank but they eventually mucked. Peters grew his stack to 85,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ali Eslami, Joe Hachem, David Peters, Rep Porter Level 16 Update -- Payouts BeginMar 08, '11 Blinds: 2,500-5,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 45 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 1,650,000 Cashes: 46: Dominick Zito — $8,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles Up Joe Hachem moved all in preflop from late position for 94,000 and Pat Pezzin made the call from the cutoff. Their cards: Hachem: A J Board: A 8 6 3 8 Hachem doubled up to survive and Pezzin dropped to 85,500 after the hand. Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminates an Opponent Dominick Zito moved all in preflop under the gun and Taylor von Kriegenbergh made the call on the cutoff. Their cards: Kriegenbergh: A A Board: K 8 2 8 Q Zito was eliminated and Kriegenbergh grew his chip lead to 1,650,000. Shawn Busse vs. Jeff Williams Jeff Williams and Shawn Busse had built a 30,000 pot preflop and then checked down a 8 4 3 8 board. Busse bet 13,500 after the turn from the small blind and Williams made the call from the cutoff. The river fell 2 and Busse checked. Williams bet 49,500 and Busse went into the tank. He mucked his hand and Williams grew his stack to 230,000. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Joe Hachem, Jeff Williams, Shawn Busse, Pat Pezzin Level 22 Update -- Down to 10Mar 09, '11 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 10 out of 417 Chip Counts: Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 2,600,000 Cashes: 11th: Wade Townsend — $21,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles up after making a Great Call Joe Hachem raised to 42,000 from the hi-jack and David Paredes made the call from the button preflop. The flop was dealt 6 4 3 and Hachem bet 83,000. Paredes made the call and the turn fell K. Hachem then went into the tank before betting 173,000. Paredes then quickly raised all in, which was more than enough to put Hachem on a decision for his tournament life. He went into the tank for a while and eventually made the call. Their cards: Hachem: K 8 River: 3 Hachem won the hand and he doubled up to 1.5 million. Paredes dropped to 800,000. David Peters Eliminated in 13th Place ($17,000) Wade Townsend moved all in preflop from the small blind for 425,000 and David Peters made an all-in call on the big blind. Their cards: Peters: A 8 Board: J 6 6 10 Q Peters was eliminated on the hand in 13th place and he will take home $17,000 in prize money. Alex Kamberis Eliminated in 12th Place ($21,000) Alex Kamberis moved all in from the small blind for 350,000 and David Paredes quickly called from the big blind. Their cards: Kamberis: A 7 Board: K 6 5 4 7 Kamberis was eliminated on the hand in 12th place and he will take home $21,000 in prize money. Poker Tweet — Alex Kamberis Player Tags: Joe Hachem, David Peters, Jeremy Ausmus, Alexander Kamberis, Wade Townsend Victor Ramdin Wins The Big Event ($500,000) -- Joe Hachem Eliminated in Second Place ($300,000)Mar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin raised to 250,000 preflop from the button and Joe Hachem then moved all in. Ramdin made the all-in call and they flipped over their cards: Ramdin: A J Board: A J 8 10 2 Hachem was eliminated from the tournament in second place and he will take home $300,000 in prize money. Ramdin is the champion of The Big Event and he takes home the top prize worth $500,000. That concludes our live coverage from Los Angeles. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Joe Hachem and Victor Ramdin saw another limped and checked pot, this one falling 9 8 6. Ramdin checked and Hachem bet 200,000. Ramdin check-raised to 550,000 and Hachem made the call. The turn fell 5 and Ramdin checked. Hachem bet 1,000,000 and Ramdin check-raised again, this time moving all in. Hachem made the all-in call for 2.1 million. Their cards: Hachem: 10 7 River: 6 Hachem doubled up and the chip counts are pretty much even at 6 million. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Victor Ramdin Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin and Joe Hachem saw a limped and checked flop that fell 8 7 5. Hachem checked and Ramdin bet 150,000. Hachem raised to 500,000 and Ramdin reraised to 1.1 million. Hachem then moved all in and Ramdin made the all-in call for his final 3.58 million. Their cards: Hachem: 8 6 Turn and River: A and 6 Ramdin doubled up on the hand to survive and take the chip lead with 7 million and Hachem fell to 5 million after the hand. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Jeremy Ausmus Eliminated in Third Place ($190,000)Mar 10, '11 Jeremy Ausmus raised to 225,000 from the small blind preflop and Joe Hachem made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt K J 6 and Ausmus bet 280,000. Hachem raised all in and Ausmus made an all-in call for 1.9 million. Their cards: Ausmus: J 9 Turn and River: 8 and 4 Ausmus was eliminated in third place and he will take home $190,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack to 7,090,000 for the heads-up final, where he will face Victor Ramdin, who holds 5,420,000. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised to 180,000 preflop and Jeremy Ausmus reraised to 605,000. Hachem then reraised all in for about 3 million and Ausmus made the call. Their cards: Ausmus: 8 8 Board: K J 5 7 Q Hachem doubled up to 6.3 million on the hand and he took the chip lead. Ausmus fell to 4 million after the hand. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminated in Third Place ($140,000)Mar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised preflop and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in for a million. Hachem quickly made the call and they flipped over their cards: Hachem: A Q The board ran out A 7 5 8 and Kriegenbergh was drawing dead. He was eliminated in fourth place and took home $140,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack close to 3 million heading into three-handed play. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Taylor von Kriegenbergh |
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Mar 07, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 12 Update -- Victor Ramdin Grabs the Chip LeadMar 07, '11 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 102 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 575,000 Notable Eliminations: Arnaud Mattern Big Hands: Victor Ramdin Rising High A player in middle position raised to 12,500 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call on the button. Scott Clements made the call UTG+1 and the flop fell 10 3 2. All three players checked and the 6 fell on the turn. Ramdin bet 17,500 and Clements made the call. Middle position raised all in for 67,000. Ramdin made the call and Clements mucked. Their cards: Ramdin: 6 6 River: 8 Ramdin won the hand and he grabbed the chip lead with 575,000. David Baker vs. Joe Hachem Joe Hachem bet 4,500 under the gun and David Baker raised 8,400 more from middle position preflop. Hachem made the call and the flop was dealt K 2 2. Both players checked and the turn fell 3. Hachem checked and Baker bet 10,000. Hachem made the call and the river fell 2. Hachem checked and Baker bet 15,500. Hachem went into the tank for a couple minutes and he eventually made the call. Baker flipped over A K to win the hand when Hachem mucked. Baker grew his stack to 97,000. David Peters Grabs Some Chips The board read K 5 3 10 and there was 31,000 in the pot when David Peters bet 17,700 from the hi-jack. The small blind made the call and the river fell 6. Peters fired out 38,400 and his opponent made the call. Peters revealed A Q and his opponent mucked. Peters grew his stack to XXX after the hand. Poker Tweet — Tom McEvoy Player Tags: Tom McEvoy, David Baker, Victor Ramdin, Scott Clements, Joe Hachem, David Peters Level 11 Update -- The Hits Keep on ComingMar 07, '11 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 122 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Chris DeMaci — 400,000 Notable Eliminations: Tom McCormick Big Hands: A Riddle from Joe Hachem “What does every poor person have, that no rich person wants, and no money can buy.” Rep Porter Lays it Down There was 24,500 in the pot and a flop that read A J 7 sitting on the table when Rep Porter bet 12,000 from late position. The big blind raised to 35,000 and Porter went into the tank. He eventually mucked and his stack fell to 110,000. Ali Eslami Takes a Hit The board read J 6 4 7 10 and there was 60,000 in the pot when UTG+1 bet 58,000. Ali Eslami went into the tank in late position but he eventually made the call. UTG+1 flipped over pocket jacks and Eslami mucked his hand. Eslami fell to 180,000 after the hand. David Peters Grab Some Chips The flop read K 8 8 when the hi-jack bet 7,000. The button made the call and David Peters raised 15,200 more from the big blind. Both of his opponents spent some time in the tank but they eventually mucked. Peters grew his stack to 85,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Ali Eslami, Joe Hachem, David Peters, Rep Porter Level 16 Update -- Payouts BeginMar 08, '11 Blinds: 2,500-5,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 45 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 1,650,000 Cashes: 46: Dominick Zito — $8,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles Up Joe Hachem moved all in preflop from late position for 94,000 and Pat Pezzin made the call from the cutoff. Their cards: Hachem: A J Board: A 8 6 3 8 Hachem doubled up to survive and Pezzin dropped to 85,500 after the hand. Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminates an Opponent Dominick Zito moved all in preflop under the gun and Taylor von Kriegenbergh made the call on the cutoff. Their cards: Kriegenbergh: A A Board: K 8 2 8 Q Zito was eliminated and Kriegenbergh grew his chip lead to 1,650,000. Shawn Busse vs. Jeff Williams Jeff Williams and Shawn Busse had built a 30,000 pot preflop and then checked down a 8 4 3 8 board. Busse bet 13,500 after the turn from the small blind and Williams made the call from the cutoff. The river fell 2 and Busse checked. Williams bet 49,500 and Busse went into the tank. He mucked his hand and Williams grew his stack to 230,000. Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Joe Hachem, Jeff Williams, Shawn Busse, Pat Pezzin Level 22 Update -- Down to 10Mar 09, '11 Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante Players Remaining: 10 out of 417 Chip Counts: Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 2,600,000 Cashes: 11th: Wade Townsend — $21,000 Big Hands: Joe Hachem Doubles up after making a Great Call Joe Hachem raised to 42,000 from the hi-jack and David Paredes made the call from the button preflop. The flop was dealt 6 4 3 and Hachem bet 83,000. Paredes made the call and the turn fell K. Hachem then went into the tank before betting 173,000. Paredes then quickly raised all in, which was more than enough to put Hachem on a decision for his tournament life. He went into the tank for a while and eventually made the call. Their cards: Hachem: K 8 River: 3 Hachem won the hand and he doubled up to 1.5 million. Paredes dropped to 800,000. David Peters Eliminated in 13th Place ($17,000) Wade Townsend moved all in preflop from the small blind for 425,000 and David Peters made an all-in call on the big blind. Their cards: Peters: A 8 Board: J 6 6 10 Q Peters was eliminated on the hand in 13th place and he will take home $17,000 in prize money. Alex Kamberis Eliminated in 12th Place ($21,000) Alex Kamberis moved all in from the small blind for 350,000 and David Paredes quickly called from the big blind. Their cards: Kamberis: A 7 Board: K 6 5 4 7 Kamberis was eliminated on the hand in 12th place and he will take home $21,000 in prize money. Poker Tweet — Alex Kamberis Player Tags: Joe Hachem, David Peters, Jeremy Ausmus, Alexander Kamberis, Wade Townsend Victor Ramdin Wins The Big Event ($500,000) -- Joe Hachem Eliminated in Second Place ($300,000)Mar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin raised to 250,000 preflop from the button and Joe Hachem then moved all in. Ramdin made the all-in call and they flipped over their cards: Ramdin: A J Board: A J 8 10 2 Hachem was eliminated from the tournament in second place and he will take home $300,000 in prize money. Ramdin is the champion of The Big Event and he takes home the top prize worth $500,000. That concludes our live coverage from Los Angeles. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Joe Hachem and Victor Ramdin saw another limped and checked pot, this one falling 9 8 6. Ramdin checked and Hachem bet 200,000. Ramdin check-raised to 550,000 and Hachem made the call. The turn fell 5 and Ramdin checked. Hachem bet 1,000,000 and Ramdin check-raised again, this time moving all in. Hachem made the all-in call for 2.1 million. Their cards: Hachem: 10 7 River: 6 Hachem doubled up and the chip counts are pretty much even at 6 million. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Victor Ramdin Doubles UpMar 11, '11 Victor Ramdin and Joe Hachem saw a limped and checked flop that fell 8 7 5. Hachem checked and Ramdin bet 150,000. Hachem raised to 500,000 and Ramdin reraised to 1.1 million. Hachem then moved all in and Ramdin made the all-in call for his final 3.58 million. Their cards: Hachem: 8 6 Turn and River: A and 6 Ramdin doubled up on the hand to survive and take the chip lead with 7 million and Hachem fell to 5 million after the hand. Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Joe Hachem Jeremy Ausmus Eliminated in Third Place ($190,000)Mar 10, '11 Jeremy Ausmus raised to 225,000 from the small blind preflop and Joe Hachem made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt K J 6 and Ausmus bet 280,000. Hachem raised all in and Ausmus made an all-in call for 1.9 million. Their cards: Ausmus: J 9 Turn and River: 8 and 4 Ausmus was eliminated in third place and he will take home $190,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack to 7,090,000 for the heads-up final, where he will face Victor Ramdin, who holds 5,420,000. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Joe Hachem Doubles UpMar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised to 180,000 preflop and Jeremy Ausmus reraised to 605,000. Hachem then reraised all in for about 3 million and Ausmus made the call. Their cards: Ausmus: 8 8 Board: K J 5 7 Q Hachem doubled up to 6.3 million on the hand and he took the chip lead. Ausmus fell to 4 million after the hand. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jeremy Ausmus Taylor von Kriegenbergh Eliminated in Third Place ($140,000)Mar 10, '11 Joe Hachem raised preflop and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in for a million. Hachem quickly made the call and they flipped over their cards: Hachem: A Q The board ran out A 7 5 8 and Kriegenbergh was drawing dead. He was eliminated in fourth place and took home $140,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack close to 3 million heading into three-handed play. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Taylor von Kriegenbergh |
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Mar 04, '11 | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 1 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Phil Galfond Defeats Joe HachemMar 04, '11 The quietest match in the room just wrapped up between Phil Galfond and Joe Hachem. The former WSOP main event champion was grinded down to a short stack and forced to make a move with Q5, only to run into the A8 of Galfond. The board ran out A107J10 and Hachem was eliminated. Galfond will now move on to the round of 32 to face the winner between Bertrand Grospellier and Justin Young. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Phil Galfond |
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Feb 28, '11 | 2011 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT Main Event | 4 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Joe Hachem Doubles Up On The BubbleFeb 28, '11 Jason Senti raised to 14,000 from under the gun and Joe Hachem moved all in behind him for 53,000. Hachem loudly announced to the room that he was all in and motioned for the cameras to come over. Scott Seiver agonized over his hand behind him and eventually mucked what he later claimed to be pocket queens, saving his last 46,000 for a better spot. The action folded back to Senti, who weighed his options. At this point, it was clear to quite a few people that Hachem had aces, but Senti called anyway with 109. Sure enough, Hachem showed AA and the room sweated out the flop. The flop fell KJ4, giving Senti outs to a queen. The turn was the 8 and all of a sudden Senti had six outs for a straight. Hachem buried his face in his hands as the dealer pulled the 3 on the river, but the rest of the table reacted as if he had been beaten in an effort to fool him. Hachem quickly opened his eyes to see he had doubled and Senti was left with 365,000 in chips. We’ve now run about 30 minutes off the clock this level and have only played five hands. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jason Senti Joe Hachem Eliminated by James CarrollFeb 28, '11 Tim West opened for 31,000 and Joe Hachem moved all in for 70,000 behind him. James Carroll then flat called in the small blind, causing West to muck pocket tens. Carroll laughed as he turned over the other pocket tens and Hachem needed help with A7. The board ran out J6526 and Hachem was eliminated. Player Tags: James Carroll, Joe Hachem |
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Feb 28, '11 | 2011 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT Main Event | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Joe Hachem Doubles Up On The BubbleFeb 28, '11 Jason Senti raised to 14,000 from under the gun and Joe Hachem moved all in behind him for 53,000. Hachem loudly announced to the room that he was all in and motioned for the cameras to come over. Scott Seiver agonized over his hand behind him and eventually mucked what he later claimed to be pocket queens, saving his last 46,000 for a better spot. The action folded back to Senti, who weighed his options. At this point, it was clear to quite a few people that Hachem had aces, but Senti called anyway with 109. Sure enough, Hachem showed AA and the room sweated out the flop. The flop fell KJ4, giving Senti outs to a queen. The turn was the 8 and all of a sudden Senti had six outs for a straight. Hachem buried his face in his hands as the dealer pulled the 3 on the river, but the rest of the table reacted as if he had been beaten in an effort to fool him. Hachem quickly opened his eyes to see he had doubled and Senti was left with 365,000 in chips. We’ve now run about 30 minutes off the clock this level and have only played five hands. Player Tags: Joe Hachem, Jason Senti Joe Hachem Eliminated by James CarrollFeb 28, '11 Tim West opened for 31,000 and Joe Hachem moved all in for 70,000 behind him. James Carroll then flat called in the small blind, causing West to muck pocket tens. Carroll laughed as he turned over the other pocket tens and Hachem needed help with A7. The board ran out J6526 and Hachem was eliminated. Player Tags: James Carroll, Joe Hachem |
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Jan 23, '11 | 2011 Aussie Millions | Aussie Millions Main Event | 2 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bustout BonanzaJan 24, '11 Many big names have fallen after the dinner break and they include some of the most popular players in today’s field. Joe Hachem, Gus Hansen, Carlos Mortensen, and Derek Cheung have all recently busted. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Joe Hachem Hachem vs. FergusonJan 23, '11 The flop read A Q 2 when Chris Ferguson bet 350 UTG+1 and Joe Hachem made the call from the cutoff. The turn fell 7 and Ferguson bet 800. Hachem made the call again and the 10 followed on the river. Both players checked and Ferguson flipped over A K to win the early pot after Hachem mucked. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Joe Hachem |
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