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Oct 14, '14 | CPPT II - Big Poker Oktober | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em | 4 | + |
Soi Nguyen Eliminated by Barry WoodsOct 12, '14 Melissa Burr led out for 2,000 out of the big blind on a flop of J83 and Soi Nguyen called from middle position before Barry Woods raised to 10,000 on the button. Burr quickly folded and action was back to Nguyen. After confirming that the raise was to 10,000, Nguyen moved all in for 24,700 total and Woods quickly tossed in a call. “Back-to-back,” said Nguyen as he tabled AA. Another player informed us that Nguyen had lost most of his stack the previous hand with pocket aces. Woods was in bad shape as he tabled QJ, but the dealer ripped off the Q on the turn to put Woods in the lead. The river was the 6 and Nguyen hit the rail as Woods stacked the chips. Woods increased his stack to 110,000 with the elimination of the former November Niner. Player Tags: Barry Woods, Soi Nguyen Battle Between NguyensOct 12, '14 Vin Nguyen limped in from middle position and Soi Nguyen raised to 1,400 from the button. The big blind called and Vin called as well. The flop was A88 and action checked to Soi, who bet 2,300. The big blind folded and Vin called. The turn was the 5 and Vin led out for 3,300. Soi took a few moments before calling and they saw the 5 peel off on the river. Vin bet 8,000 and Soi went into the tank. After a couple minutes in the tank, Soi called and Vin tabled K8. Soi showed AQ as he tossed his hand into the muck. Soi dropped to 107,000 in chips, while Vin climbed to 36,200. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Soi Nguyen Hits The RiverOct 12, '14 With a flop of 543 it was checked to the player in the hijack who bet 3,500. Matt Salsberg, Soi Nguyen and a player in late position all called. The turn brought the Q and it checked to the hijack again, who now bet 10,500. Only Nguyen called and the river brought the 3. Both players checked and Nguyen flipped up the 32 for a straight draw and a pair on the flop that became trips on the river. The hijack mucked after indicating that he was well ahead on the flop and Nguyen raked in the big pot. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Soi Nguyen Builds With a Full HouseOct 12, '14 Former November Niner Soi Nguyen is building his stack early on day 1b. With the blinds at 100-200 the player under the gun limped into the pot and a player in middle position raised to 700. Nguyen re-raised to 2,000 from the small blind and the player under the gun got out of the way. The flop was AA8 and Nguyen bet 2,000. Middle position made it 6,000 and Nguyen called to see the 8 on the turn. Nguyen then check-called middle positions bet of 8,000 and the river was the 6. Nguyen fired out a massive bet of 25,000 and middle position folded. Nguyen first flashed the A and then showed the Q as he raked in the pot. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Nguyen Loses a FewOct 12, '14 Soi Nguyen lost a few hands but is still well above average with about 75,000. In one hand, Nguyen raised to 450 from early position and got calls from the button and big blind. The flop came K37 and Neguyen bet 650 when checked to. Both opponents called and a 2 came on the turn. The button took the initiative, bet 1,200 and took down the pot when both players folded. Shortly after, Nguyen called from under-the-gun and the player to his left did the same. The small blind called as well and the big blind checked. The flop came J24 and Nguyen bet 550. The player in early position called while the blinds folded. The turn brought an 8 and Nguyen bet 850. Nguyen’s opponent called again and a 4 completed the board. Nguyen put out a final bet of 1,350 and his opponent called. Nguyen turned over K2 and lost the pot when his opponent tabled QJ. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Benton Flops a Boat on NguyenOct 12, '14 On a flop of J44, Soi Nguyen bet 525 after Matt Salsberg checked. Dan Benton called from the cutoff and the button folded. Salsberg check-folded and the Q fell on the turn. Nguyen checked and Benton bet 600. Nguyen checked called and the two watched the 10 peel off on the river. Nguyen checked again and Benton bet 2,000. “I guess I’ll pay you off,” said Nguyen as he tossed in a call. Benton tabled JJ, good for a full house. Nguyen tabled AQ as he watched his chips shipped to his left. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Soi Nguyen Eliminated In 14th Place ($6,700)Oct 15, '14 Soi Nguyen raised to 65,000 and Amit Makhija reraised to 165,000. Nguyen made the call and the flop brought the J63, Nguyen checked and Makhija bet 200,000. Nguyen made the call and the 4 came on the turn. Nguyen again checked and Makhija cut out a bet of 350,000. Nguyen thought a bit before moving all-in. Makhija called relatively quickly with the QQ. Nguyen flipped up the 99 and was in trouble with one card to come. The Q on the river sealed the deal, eliminating Nguyen in 14th place for $6,700. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Makhija vs. NguyenOct 15, '14 Amit Makhija raised to 65,000 from early position and was called by Soi Nguyen in the small blind and Josh Hale from the big blind. The three saw a flop of Q76 and Nguyen led into the field for 110,000. Hale folded and Makhija called to see the 5 turn. Nguyen didn’t slow down, this time betting 5. Makhija took a moment and then called again. The river was the K and Nguyen checked. Makhija hesitated and then pushed all of his chips into the middle, totaling 580,000. Nguyen didn’t waste much time in mucking his hand and slid to 1.2 million. Makhija chipped up to 1.5 million. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Soi Nguyen Hale Doubles Through NguyenOct 15, '14 Josh Hale raised to 60,000 from under-the-gun and John Apikian called from the button. Soi Nguyen three-bet to 164,000 from the big blind and Hale moved all-in for 558,000. Apikian folded and Nguyen called. Nguyen: 1010 The board ran 44829 and Hale doubled up to 1.2 million while Nugyen was still left with 2.1 million. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Shan Jing's Aces Top Soi NguyenOct 14, '14 Shan Jing raised to 40,000 under-the-gun and was three-bet to 103,000 by Soi Nguyen from the hijack. Action folded by around to Jing, who eventually four-bet to 285,000. Nguyen called and they saw a flop of K86. Jing quickly moved all in for just about 800,000. Nguyen took a few moments and then folded JJ face up. Jing showed AA and climbed to 1.4 million in chips. Nguyen still has plenty of chips though, sitting with just over 2 million. Player Tags: Shan Jing, Soi Nguyen |
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Oct 12, '14 | CPPT II - Big Poker Oktober | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
Soi Nguyen Eliminated by Barry WoodsOct 12, '14 Melissa Burr led out for 2,000 out of the big blind on a flop of J83 and Soi Nguyen called from middle position before Barry Woods raised to 10,000 on the button. Burr quickly folded and action was back to Nguyen. After confirming that the raise was to 10,000, Nguyen moved all in for 24,700 total and Woods quickly tossed in a call. “Back-to-back,” said Nguyen as he tabled AA. Another player informed us that Nguyen had lost most of his stack the previous hand with pocket aces. Woods was in bad shape as he tabled QJ, but the dealer ripped off the Q on the turn to put Woods in the lead. The river was the 6 and Nguyen hit the rail as Woods stacked the chips. Woods increased his stack to 110,000 with the elimination of the former November Niner. Player Tags: Barry Woods, Soi Nguyen Battle Between NguyensOct 12, '14 Vin Nguyen limped in from middle position and Soi Nguyen raised to 1,400 from the button. The big blind called and Vin called as well. The flop was A88 and action checked to Soi, who bet 2,300. The big blind folded and Vin called. The turn was the 5 and Vin led out for 3,300. Soi took a few moments before calling and they saw the 5 peel off on the river. Vin bet 8,000 and Soi went into the tank. After a couple minutes in the tank, Soi called and Vin tabled K8. Soi showed AQ as he tossed his hand into the muck. Soi dropped to 107,000 in chips, while Vin climbed to 36,200. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Soi Nguyen Hits The RiverOct 12, '14 With a flop of 543 it was checked to the player in the hijack who bet 3,500. Matt Salsberg, Soi Nguyen and a player in late position all called. The turn brought the Q and it checked to the hijack again, who now bet 10,500. Only Nguyen called and the river brought the 3. Both players checked and Nguyen flipped up the 32 for a straight draw and a pair on the flop that became trips on the river. The hijack mucked after indicating that he was well ahead on the flop and Nguyen raked in the big pot. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Soi Nguyen Builds With a Full HouseOct 12, '14 Former November Niner Soi Nguyen is building his stack early on day 1b. With the blinds at 100-200 the player under the gun limped into the pot and a player in middle position raised to 700. Nguyen re-raised to 2,000 from the small blind and the player under the gun got out of the way. The flop was AA8 and Nguyen bet 2,000. Middle position made it 6,000 and Nguyen called to see the 8 on the turn. Nguyen then check-called middle positions bet of 8,000 and the river was the 6. Nguyen fired out a massive bet of 25,000 and middle position folded. Nguyen first flashed the A and then showed the Q as he raked in the pot. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Nguyen Loses a FewOct 12, '14 Soi Nguyen lost a few hands but is still well above average with about 75,000. In one hand, Nguyen raised to 450 from early position and got calls from the button and big blind. The flop came K37 and Neguyen bet 650 when checked to. Both opponents called and a 2 came on the turn. The button took the initiative, bet 1,200 and took down the pot when both players folded. Shortly after, Nguyen called from under-the-gun and the player to his left did the same. The small blind called as well and the big blind checked. The flop came J24 and Nguyen bet 550. The player in early position called while the blinds folded. The turn brought an 8 and Nguyen bet 850. Nguyen’s opponent called again and a 4 completed the board. Nguyen put out a final bet of 1,350 and his opponent called. Nguyen turned over K2 and lost the pot when his opponent tabled QJ. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Benton Flops a Boat on NguyenOct 12, '14 On a flop of J44, Soi Nguyen bet 525 after Matt Salsberg checked. Dan Benton called from the cutoff and the button folded. Salsberg check-folded and the Q fell on the turn. Nguyen checked and Benton bet 600. Nguyen checked called and the two watched the 10 peel off on the river. Nguyen checked again and Benton bet 2,000. “I guess I’ll pay you off,” said Nguyen as he tossed in a call. Benton tabled JJ, good for a full house. Nguyen tabled AQ as he watched his chips shipped to his left. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Soi Nguyen Eliminated In 14th Place ($6,700)Oct 15, '14 Soi Nguyen raised to 65,000 and Amit Makhija reraised to 165,000. Nguyen made the call and the flop brought the J63, Nguyen checked and Makhija bet 200,000. Nguyen made the call and the 4 came on the turn. Nguyen again checked and Makhija cut out a bet of 350,000. Nguyen thought a bit before moving all-in. Makhija called relatively quickly with the QQ. Nguyen flipped up the 99 and was in trouble with one card to come. The Q on the river sealed the deal, eliminating Nguyen in 14th place for $6,700. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Makhija vs. NguyenOct 15, '14 Amit Makhija raised to 65,000 from early position and was called by Soi Nguyen in the small blind and Josh Hale from the big blind. The three saw a flop of Q76 and Nguyen led into the field for 110,000. Hale folded and Makhija called to see the 5 turn. Nguyen didn’t slow down, this time betting 5. Makhija took a moment and then called again. The river was the K and Nguyen checked. Makhija hesitated and then pushed all of his chips into the middle, totaling 580,000. Nguyen didn’t waste much time in mucking his hand and slid to 1.2 million. Makhija chipped up to 1.5 million. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Soi Nguyen Hale Doubles Through NguyenOct 15, '14 Josh Hale raised to 60,000 from under-the-gun and John Apikian called from the button. Soi Nguyen three-bet to 164,000 from the big blind and Hale moved all-in for 558,000. Apikian folded and Nguyen called. Nguyen: 1010 The board ran 44829 and Hale doubled up to 1.2 million while Nugyen was still left with 2.1 million. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen Shan Jing's Aces Top Soi NguyenOct 14, '14 Shan Jing raised to 40,000 under-the-gun and was three-bet to 103,000 by Soi Nguyen from the hijack. Action folded by around to Jing, who eventually four-bet to 285,000. Nguyen called and they saw a flop of K86. Jing quickly moved all in for just about 800,000. Nguyen took a few moments and then folded JJ face up. Jing showed AA and climbed to 1.4 million in chips. Nguyen still has plenty of chips though, sitting with just over 2 million. Player Tags: Shan Jing, Soi Nguyen |
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May 26, '13 | CPPT - The Bicycle Casino | $1,100 Main Event ($300K Guarantee) | 3 | + |
A No Nguyen SituationMay 26, '13 Soi Nguyen limped from under the gun and Mark Nguyen raised to 1,000 immediately behind him. Action folded around to the cutoff who raised to 2,500. Soi then moved all in for 12,100 and Mark took his time before making the call. The other player folded and the hands were turned up. Soi showed 4 4, but he was in a world of hurt against Mark’s A A. The board ran out 7 6 2 Q 10 and Soi Nguyen was eliminated. Mark Nguyen, no relation, is now up to 77,000 in chips. Player Tags: Mark Nguyen, Soi Nguyen Daniel DaSilva Crippled Early OnMay 26, '13 Daniel DaSilva, who was the victim of a dealer oversight late last night, is off to a rough start here on day 1C. According to DaSilva, he got it in with pocket aces, only to lose when Soi Nguyen’s pocket jacks made a set. “I’ve been running bad all tournament,” DaSilva joked. Though his spirits are still high, he’ll have some work to do with just 4,200 in chips. Nguyen is now up to 56,000. Player Tags: Daniel Dasilva, Soi Nguyen |
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Feb 27, '11 | 2011 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT Main Event | 3 | + |
Daryll Fish Busts Soi NguyenFeb 27, '11 Soi Nguyen is no longer in the tournament after he ran top pair into Darryl Fish’s set of fives. Fish now has just under 200,000 in chips. Player Tags: Soi Nguyen |
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Nov 12, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 4 Update: More Big Names BustNov 12, '10 Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 319 (Approximate) Eliminations: Scott Clements Big Hands: Jonathan Aguiar Takes a Hit The hijack raised to 700 preflop and the big blind and Jonathan Aguiar made the call on the button. The flop fell A 4 2 and the hijack bet 1,100. Aguiar made the call and the big blind mucked. Both players check the J on the turn and also the 5 on the river. The hijack flipped over K J and Aguiar mucked. Flushed Cody Slaubaugh raised to 750 preflop UTG+1 and Tony Cousineau made the call from the big blind. The flop fell 7 6 5 and Slaubaugh bet 1,200. Cousineau made the call and then both players checked the 6 on the turn. The 9 followed on the river and Cousineau bet 3,000. Slaubaugh made the call, but he mucked when Cousineau revealed A 3 for the flush. Soi Nguyen Eliminated Four players saw a 8 7 3 flop for a 1,300 entry fee. Soi Nguyen raised to 3,500 after an initial raise worth 1,000. One opponent reraised enough to force Nguyen to make an all-in call. Nguyen made that call with pocket aces but he quickly found out he was in a terrible predicament when his opponent turned over pocket threes. Nguyen was eliminated after the turn and river brought bricks. Greg Raymer Doubles Up Tomer Berda raised preflop and Greg Raymer reraised all in. Berda made the call and they flipped over their cards: Berda: A Q Board: K 9 7 K J Raymer doubled up on the hand to get right back to where he started with 30,000. Player Tags: Tony Cousineau, Greg Raymer, Jonathan Aguiar, Cody Slaubaugh, Tomer Berda, Soi Nguyen |
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Nov 06, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 13 | + |
Level 36: Soi Nguyen Hits The RailNov 06, '10 Blinds: 250,000-500,000 with a 50,000 ante Players Remaining: 8 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 27,446,250 Tournament Leaderboard: Seat 1: Jason Senti — 17,500,000 Big Hands: Jason Senti Moves All In (12:40 p.m.) Jason Senti moved all in from the button and both Joseph Cheong and John Dolan folded their blinds. Joseph Cheong Applies All In Pressure (12:47 p.m.) Matt Jarvis raised to 1,175,000 in early position and Joseph Cheong reraised to 2,675,000 behind him. Jarvis called and the flop came down 1052. Jarvis checked and Cheong checked behind. The turn was the 7 and Jarvis bet 3,000,000. Cheong called and the river was the 8. Jarvis bet 4,275,000 and Cheong took a few second before moving all in. Jarvis winced and then let out a small smile before folding his hand, leaving himself with just under 8 million. Cheong is now up to nearly 34 million. Jason Senti Moves All In Again (12:49 p.m.) Jason Senti moved all in for his last 8,350,000 and John Dolan thought about it for a bit before folding. Jason Senti All In For The Third Time (12:55 p.m.) Jason Senti moved all in from the cutoff and everyone folded. Jason Senti All In For The Fourth Time (1:05 p.m.) John Racener raised to 1,300,000 from under the gun and Jason Senti moved all in for his last 9,525,000. Racener thought it over for a few minutes before eventually folding. Senti has now been all in four times in the first 14 hands and has yet to be called. Matt Jarvis Moves All In (1:20 p.m.) After losing much of his stack to Joseph Cheong, Matt Jarvis got a little back with an all in move. Cheong raised to 1,025,000 from under the gun and Jarvis moved in from the hijack for 6,750,000. Cheong folded and Jarvis got a little breathing room. John Racener Makes A Good Call (1:30 p.m.) John Racener raised to 1,300,000 from middle position and John Dolan made the call from the small blind. The flop came out Q107 and Dolan checked. Racener checked behind and the turn was the 9. Dolan bet 1,775,000 and Racener called. The river was the 2 and Dolan bet 3,550,000. Racener called and Dolan showed K-Q for top pair. Racener showed pocket kings and they were good enough to take the pot. Michael Mizrachi Shows Some Strength (1:35 p.m.) Jason Senti raised to 1,125,000 and John Dolan reraised to 2,525,000. Michael Mizrachi then four-bet from the big blind to 8,525,000. Senti immediately folded, but Dolan took his time. Eventually, he slid his cards into the muck and Mizrachi took a nice preflop pot. Matt Jarvis Makes Another All In Move (1:40 p.m.) Jonathan Duhamel raised to 1,250,000 and Matt Jarvis moved all in from the big blind for another 7,525,000. Duhamel quickly mucked and Jarvis picked up another pot. Soi Nguyen Eliminated in Ninth Place — $811,823 (1:56 p.m.) Soi Nguyen moved all in from the button for his last 7,600,000. Jason Senti then reraised from the small blind to isolate and Cheong folded in the big blind. Nguyen showed AK, but he was racing against the QQ of Senti. The board rolled out Q1039K and Nguyen was eliminated. After the hand, the players took their 20-minute break. Player Tags: Michael Mizrachi, Jonathan Duhamel, John Racener, John Dolan, Matt Jarvis, Jason Senti, Filippo Candio, Joseph Cheong, Soi Nguyen |
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Aug 23, '10 | 2010 Legends of Poker | WPT Legends of Poker Main Event | 4 | + |
Level 4 Update: Greg Mueller EliminatedAug 20, '10 Blinds: 100-200 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 134 out of 186 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 105,000 Average Chip Count: 34,701 Notable Eliminations: Greg Mueller Chip Movers and Shakers Allen Bari joined the top 10 during the last level with 55,000 while Chad Brown and Harold Cohen made an exit from the top 10 spots. The biggest gain was made by Rusty Pethoud, who now holds 90,000. Big Hands: Greg Mueller Eliminated Greg Mueller moved all in for his final 2,325 and the hi-jack and small blind both made the call. The flop was dealt J102 and the small blind bet 3,500. The hi-jack made the call and the turn fell A. The small blind checked and the hi-jack bet 6,000, inducing the small blind to muck. The hi-jack flipped over AJ and Mueller then flipped over pocket eights. The river fell 6 and Mueller was eliminated on the hand. Soi Nguyen Grows his Lead There was more than 12,000 in the pot preflop and the board read 86392 when Soi Nguyen bet 10,000 UTG+1. The button made the call after some thought and Nguyen flipped over pocket kings. The button mucked and Nguyen increased his chip lead to 105,000. Hasan Habib Pads his Stack Hasan Habib bet 350 on a flop of A82 from the cutoff and the button made the call. The 10 fell on the turn and Habib fired out 2,150. The button went into the tank and then made the call. The river brought the Q and the button went into the tank again. This time he decided to muck though, and Habib grew his stack to 25,000. Jason Mercier Gets Low after Aces are Cracked The board read KQ8Q10 when Jeff Mahoney bet 1,500 from the big blind. Jason Mercier raised to 5,700 from late position and Mahoney made the call. Mercier turned over pocket aces and Mahoney showed down Q9. He won the pot with trip queens and he now holds 65,000. Mercier was knocked down to 2,300 after the hand. Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Greg Mueller, Soi Nguyen Level 2 Update: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip LeadAug 20, '10 Blinds: 75-150 Players Remaining: 174 out of 182 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 100,000 Average Chip Count: 26,149 Notable Eliminations: Justin Smith Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip Lead Soi Nguyen is the only November Nine member that is in action on day 1A of the tournament and he just won a huge hand to take the chip lead. The pot took him up to 100,000 and he held JJ in the hole on a board that held a third jack. His opponent also had a set, although when his two nines were joined by a third on the river it sealed his fate and made Nguyen the chip leader heading into the second break. Earlier during round 2 Nguyen had doubled up to grow his stack to 65,000. He moved all in for his final 8,975 into a pot worth more than 50,000 and one opponent called him down. The board read 104276 at the time. Nguyen turned over 53 and his opponent mucked. David Baker Eliminated After one player raised to 700 preflop from middle position Nguyen made the call and David Baker moved all in from the big blind. The player that opened the pot made the call and Nguyen mucked. The final two players then flipped over their cards: Baker: 88 Board: AJ8QQ His opponent hit running queens to win the hand and Baker was eliminated from the tournament. Jerry Yang Eliminated Jerry Yang moved all in for 6,000 on a flop of J44 and one opponent made the call. Their cards: Yang: AJ Turn and River: 7 and Q Yang was eliminated on the hand. Justin Smith Eliminated Justin Smith moved all in on the turn with Q-4 in the hole on a A-4-4-7 board. He was up against the A-7 of his opponent and the river only made matters worse, bringing another 7 into the mix. Smith was eliminated on the hand. Left in the Deck Schedule Change The tournament director announced during the break that play would continue for six levels on day 1A. Play was originally scheduled for seven levels. Play should end before midnight with the new schedule. Player Tags: David Baker, Jerry Yang, Justin Smith, Soi Nguyen Level 12 Update: Playing into the Night and Towards the MoneyAug 23, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 79 out of 462 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Vinnie Vinh — 520,000 Average Chip Count: 146,203 Notable Eliminations: Ray Henson Chip Movers and Shakers Vinnie Vinh is the chip leader once again with 520,000 and a talented stable of professionals surrounds him at the top. Phil Collins, J.C. Alvarado, and Tim Phan continue to play strong as this tournament continues to play late into the night. Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Doubles Up Soin Nguyen raised to 5,500 under the gun and Jonathan Aguiar and the big blind made the call. The flop was dealt 1074 and the big blind checked. Nguyen bet 7,500 and Aguiar raised to 21,900 total. The big blind then moved all in for 50,600 and Nguyen went into the tank. Nguyen moved all in as well and Aguiar made the call. Their cards: Aguiar: 1010 Turn and River: 6J The big blind was eliminated, Aguiar dropped to 95,000, and Nguyen shot up to 220,000. Tank-tastic Tom Braband bet 5,100 from the hi-jack and the big blind made the call. The flop came 1055 and the big blind checked. Braband bet 7,000 and his opponent check-raised 20,500 total. Braband made the call. The turn brought the 3 and the big blind moved all in for 100,200. Braband went into the tank for quite some time. He spends about ten minutes in the tank before some of his opponents called the clock. He eventually mucked after that and although he left some chips on the table for his opponent he still held strong with 300,000. Tom West Eliminated Tom West moved all in for 36,600 from the cutoff and the button made the call. Their cards: West: AK Board: 1010696 West was eliminated on the hand. McLean Karr Doubles Up McLean Karr moved all in preflop and one opponent made the cal. Their cards: Karr: QQ Board: Q7582 Karr doubled up to 64,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Tom West, Jonathan Aguiar, Tom Braband, Mclean Karr, Soi Nguyen Level 17 Update: Tough Level for ProsAug 23, '10 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 29 out of 462 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Jared Jaffee — 805,000 Average Chip Count: 398,275 Notable Eliminations: 37: Ari Goott — $10,200 Chip Movers and Shakers Phil Collins has fallen from the top 10 during this level that was very tough on the professionals remaining in play. Many have busted out of the tournament and those that remain are in the lower half of the chip counts. Allen Kessler, David Sands, Collins, Peter Rho, Charlie Hook, and Jonathan Little are still alive and kicking, but they all hold the chip average or less. Jared Jaffee currently leads the way with 805,000. Big Hands: Phil Collins Takes a Big Hit Kyle McCammond checked a flop of 752 from the big blind and Collins bet 25,000 from the hi-jack. McCammond check-raised to 61,000 total. Collins raised another 70,000 on top of that and McCammond made the call after some deliberation. Both players checked the 8 on the turn and the J on the river. McCammond flipped over pocket fives and Collins mucked. The level was a rough one for Collins and this pot dropped him down to 350,000 after he held 1.1 million a short time ago. Soi Nguyen Eliminated in 34th Place ($11,500) Soi Nguyen raised to 16,500 from middle position and Jared Jaffee reraised to 36,500 from the small blind. Nguyen made the call and the flop was dealt 643. Jaffee bet 63,000 and Nguyen raised to 183,000. Jaffee reraised all in and Nguyen made the call for his final 100,000. Their cards: Nguyen: 10-10 Turn and River: 6 and 5 Jaffee made a full house to grow his stack to 805,000 and take the chip lead. Nguyen was eliminated on the hand in 34th place, taking home $11,500. Marco Johnson Eliminated in 33rd Place ($11,500) Marco Johnson moved all in for his last 100,000 preflop and Charlie Hook made the call. Johnson held the lead with pocket sevens and Hook held A-Q. Hook made a pair on the board and Johnson was eliminated in 33rd place, taking home $11,500. Joe Sebok Eliminated in 32nd Place ($11,500) Joe Sebok was all in with J10 in the hole with a flop of K-J-9 sitting on the table with two spades. John Smith had him covered with A2 and the turn broguth an ace to give Smith the lead. The river was no help for Sebok and he busted out in 32nd place, taking home $11,500. Player Tags: Joe Sebok, Charles Hook, Marco Johnson, Phil Collins, Jared Jaffee, Soi Nguyen |
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Aug 23, '10 | 2010 Legends of Poker | WPT Legends of Poker Main Event | 3 | + |
Level 4 Update: Greg Mueller EliminatedAug 20, '10 Blinds: 100-200 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 134 out of 186 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 105,000 Average Chip Count: 34,701 Notable Eliminations: Greg Mueller Chip Movers and Shakers Allen Bari joined the top 10 during the last level with 55,000 while Chad Brown and Harold Cohen made an exit from the top 10 spots. The biggest gain was made by Rusty Pethoud, who now holds 90,000. Big Hands: Greg Mueller Eliminated Greg Mueller moved all in for his final 2,325 and the hi-jack and small blind both made the call. The flop was dealt J102 and the small blind bet 3,500. The hi-jack made the call and the turn fell A. The small blind checked and the hi-jack bet 6,000, inducing the small blind to muck. The hi-jack flipped over AJ and Mueller then flipped over pocket eights. The river fell 6 and Mueller was eliminated on the hand. Soi Nguyen Grows his Lead There was more than 12,000 in the pot preflop and the board read 86392 when Soi Nguyen bet 10,000 UTG+1. The button made the call after some thought and Nguyen flipped over pocket kings. The button mucked and Nguyen increased his chip lead to 105,000. Hasan Habib Pads his Stack Hasan Habib bet 350 on a flop of A82 from the cutoff and the button made the call. The 10 fell on the turn and Habib fired out 2,150. The button went into the tank and then made the call. The river brought the Q and the button went into the tank again. This time he decided to muck though, and Habib grew his stack to 25,000. Jason Mercier Gets Low after Aces are Cracked The board read KQ8Q10 when Jeff Mahoney bet 1,500 from the big blind. Jason Mercier raised to 5,700 from late position and Mahoney made the call. Mercier turned over pocket aces and Mahoney showed down Q9. He won the pot with trip queens and he now holds 65,000. Mercier was knocked down to 2,300 after the hand. Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Greg Mueller, Soi Nguyen Level 2 Update: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip LeadAug 20, '10 Blinds: 75-150 Players Remaining: 174 out of 182 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 100,000 Average Chip Count: 26,149 Notable Eliminations: Justin Smith Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip Lead Soi Nguyen is the only November Nine member that is in action on day 1A of the tournament and he just won a huge hand to take the chip lead. The pot took him up to 100,000 and he held JJ in the hole on a board that held a third jack. His opponent also had a set, although when his two nines were joined by a third on the river it sealed his fate and made Nguyen the chip leader heading into the second break. Earlier during round 2 Nguyen had doubled up to grow his stack to 65,000. He moved all in for his final 8,975 into a pot worth more than 50,000 and one opponent called him down. The board read 104276 at the time. Nguyen turned over 53 and his opponent mucked. David Baker Eliminated After one player raised to 700 preflop from middle position Nguyen made the call and David Baker moved all in from the big blind. The player that opened the pot made the call and Nguyen mucked. The final two players then flipped over their cards: Baker: 88 Board: AJ8QQ His opponent hit running queens to win the hand and Baker was eliminated from the tournament. Jerry Yang Eliminated Jerry Yang moved all in for 6,000 on a flop of J44 and one opponent made the call. Their cards: Yang: AJ Turn and River: 7 and Q Yang was eliminated on the hand. Justin Smith Eliminated Justin Smith moved all in on the turn with Q-4 in the hole on a A-4-4-7 board. He was up against the A-7 of his opponent and the river only made matters worse, bringing another 7 into the mix. Smith was eliminated on the hand. Left in the Deck Schedule Change The tournament director announced during the break that play would continue for six levels on day 1A. Play was originally scheduled for seven levels. Play should end before midnight with the new schedule. Player Tags: David Baker, Jerry Yang, Justin Smith, Soi Nguyen Level 12 Update: Playing into the Night and Towards the MoneyAug 23, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 79 out of 462 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Vinnie Vinh — 520,000 Average Chip Count: 146,203 Notable Eliminations: Ray Henson Chip Movers and Shakers Vinnie Vinh is the chip leader once again with 520,000 and a talented stable of professionals surrounds him at the top. Phil Collins, J.C. Alvarado, and Tim Phan continue to play strong as this tournament continues to play late into the night. Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Doubles Up Soin Nguyen raised to 5,500 under the gun and Jonathan Aguiar and the big blind made the call. The flop was dealt 1074 and the big blind checked. Nguyen bet 7,500 and Aguiar raised to 21,900 total. The big blind then moved all in for 50,600 and Nguyen went into the tank. Nguyen moved all in as well and Aguiar made the call. Their cards: Aguiar: 1010 Turn and River: 6J The big blind was eliminated, Aguiar dropped to 95,000, and Nguyen shot up to 220,000. Tank-tastic Tom Braband bet 5,100 from the hi-jack and the big blind made the call. The flop came 1055 and the big blind checked. Braband bet 7,000 and his opponent check-raised 20,500 total. Braband made the call. The turn brought the 3 and the big blind moved all in for 100,200. Braband went into the tank for quite some time. He spends about ten minutes in the tank before some of his opponents called the clock. He eventually mucked after that and although he left some chips on the table for his opponent he still held strong with 300,000. Tom West Eliminated Tom West moved all in for 36,600 from the cutoff and the button made the call. Their cards: West: AK Board: 1010696 West was eliminated on the hand. McLean Karr Doubles Up McLean Karr moved all in preflop and one opponent made the cal. Their cards: Karr: QQ Board: Q7582 Karr doubled up to 64,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Tom West, Jonathan Aguiar, Tom Braband, Mclean Karr, Soi Nguyen Level 17 Update: Tough Level for ProsAug 23, '10 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 29 out of 462 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Jared Jaffee — 805,000 Average Chip Count: 398,275 Notable Eliminations: 37: Ari Goott — $10,200 Chip Movers and Shakers Phil Collins has fallen from the top 10 during this level that was very tough on the professionals remaining in play. Many have busted out of the tournament and those that remain are in the lower half of the chip counts. Allen Kessler, David Sands, Collins, Peter Rho, Charlie Hook, and Jonathan Little are still alive and kicking, but they all hold the chip average or less. Jared Jaffee currently leads the way with 805,000. Big Hands: Phil Collins Takes a Big Hit Kyle McCammond checked a flop of 752 from the big blind and Collins bet 25,000 from the hi-jack. McCammond check-raised to 61,000 total. Collins raised another 70,000 on top of that and McCammond made the call after some deliberation. Both players checked the 8 on the turn and the J on the river. McCammond flipped over pocket fives and Collins mucked. The level was a rough one for Collins and this pot dropped him down to 350,000 after he held 1.1 million a short time ago. Soi Nguyen Eliminated in 34th Place ($11,500) Soi Nguyen raised to 16,500 from middle position and Jared Jaffee reraised to 36,500 from the small blind. Nguyen made the call and the flop was dealt 643. Jaffee bet 63,000 and Nguyen raised to 183,000. Jaffee reraised all in and Nguyen made the call for his final 100,000. Their cards: Nguyen: 10-10 Turn and River: 6 and 5 Jaffee made a full house to grow his stack to 805,000 and take the chip lead. Nguyen was eliminated on the hand in 34th place, taking home $11,500. Marco Johnson Eliminated in 33rd Place ($11,500) Marco Johnson moved all in for his last 100,000 preflop and Charlie Hook made the call. Johnson held the lead with pocket sevens and Hook held A-Q. Hook made a pair on the board and Johnson was eliminated in 33rd place, taking home $11,500. Joe Sebok Eliminated in 32nd Place ($11,500) Joe Sebok was all in with J10 in the hole with a flop of K-J-9 sitting on the table with two spades. John Smith had him covered with A2 and the turn broguth an ace to give Smith the lead. The river was no help for Sebok and he busted out in 32nd place, taking home $11,500. Player Tags: Joe Sebok, Charles Hook, Marco Johnson, Phil Collins, Jared Jaffee, Soi Nguyen |
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Level 4 Update: Greg Mueller EliminatedAug 20, '10 Blinds: 100-200 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 134 out of 186 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 105,000 Average Chip Count: 34,701 Notable Eliminations: Greg Mueller Chip Movers and Shakers Allen Bari joined the top 10 during the last level with 55,000 while Chad Brown and Harold Cohen made an exit from the top 10 spots. The biggest gain was made by Rusty Pethoud, who now holds 90,000. Big Hands: Greg Mueller Eliminated Greg Mueller moved all in for his final 2,325 and the hi-jack and small blind both made the call. The flop was dealt J102 and the small blind bet 3,500. The hi-jack made the call and the turn fell A. The small blind checked and the hi-jack bet 6,000, inducing the small blind to muck. The hi-jack flipped over AJ and Mueller then flipped over pocket eights. The river fell 6 and Mueller was eliminated on the hand. Soi Nguyen Grows his Lead There was more than 12,000 in the pot preflop and the board read 86392 when Soi Nguyen bet 10,000 UTG+1. The button made the call after some thought and Nguyen flipped over pocket kings. The button mucked and Nguyen increased his chip lead to 105,000. Hasan Habib Pads his Stack Hasan Habib bet 350 on a flop of A82 from the cutoff and the button made the call. The 10 fell on the turn and Habib fired out 2,150. The button went into the tank and then made the call. The river brought the Q and the button went into the tank again. This time he decided to muck though, and Habib grew his stack to 25,000. Jason Mercier Gets Low after Aces are Cracked The board read KQ8Q10 when Jeff Mahoney bet 1,500 from the big blind. Jason Mercier raised to 5,700 from late position and Mahoney made the call. Mercier turned over pocket aces and Mahoney showed down Q9. He won the pot with trip queens and he now holds 65,000. Mercier was knocked down to 2,300 after the hand. Player Tags: Hasan Habib, Greg Mueller, Soi Nguyen Level 2 Update: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip LeadAug 20, '10 Blinds: 75-150 Players Remaining: 174 out of 182 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Soi Nguyen — 100,000 Average Chip Count: 26,149 Notable Eliminations: Justin Smith Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Takes the Chip Lead Soi Nguyen is the only November Nine member that is in action on day 1A of the tournament and he just won a huge hand to take the chip lead. The pot took him up to 100,000 and he held JJ in the hole on a board that held a third jack. His opponent also had a set, although when his two nines were joined by a third on the river it sealed his fate and made Nguyen the chip leader heading into the second break. Earlier during round 2 Nguyen had doubled up to grow his stack to 65,000. He moved all in for his final 8,975 into a pot worth more than 50,000 and one opponent called him down. The board read 104276 at the time. Nguyen turned over 53 and his opponent mucked. David Baker Eliminated After one player raised to 700 preflop from middle position Nguyen made the call and David Baker moved all in from the big blind. The player that opened the pot made the call and Nguyen mucked. The final two players then flipped over their cards: Baker: 88 Board: AJ8QQ His opponent hit running queens to win the hand and Baker was eliminated from the tournament. Jerry Yang Eliminated Jerry Yang moved all in for 6,000 on a flop of J44 and one opponent made the call. Their cards: Yang: AJ Turn and River: 7 and Q Yang was eliminated on the hand. Justin Smith Eliminated Justin Smith moved all in on the turn with Q-4 in the hole on a A-4-4-7 board. He was up against the A-7 of his opponent and the river only made matters worse, bringing another 7 into the mix. Smith was eliminated on the hand. Left in the Deck Schedule Change The tournament director announced during the break that play would continue for six levels on day 1A. Play was originally scheduled for seven levels. Play should end before midnight with the new schedule. Player Tags: David Baker, Jerry Yang, Justin Smith, Soi Nguyen Level 12 Update: Playing into the Night and Towards the MoneyAug 23, '10 Blinds: 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 79 out of 462 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Vinnie Vinh — 520,000 Average Chip Count: 146,203 Notable Eliminations: Ray Henson Chip Movers and Shakers Vinnie Vinh is the chip leader once again with 520,000 and a talented stable of professionals surrounds him at the top. Phil Collins, J.C. Alvarado, and Tim Phan continue to play strong as this tournament continues to play late into the night. Big Hands: Soi Nguyen Doubles Up Soin Nguyen raised to 5,500 under the gun and Jonathan Aguiar and the big blind made the call. The flop was dealt 1074 and the big blind checked. Nguyen bet 7,500 and Aguiar raised to 21,900 total. The big blind then moved all in for 50,600 and Nguyen went into the tank. Nguyen moved all in as well and Aguiar made the call. Their cards: Aguiar: 1010 Turn and River: 6J The big blind was eliminated, Aguiar dropped to 95,000, and Nguyen shot up to 220,000. Tank-tastic Tom Braband bet 5,100 from the hi-jack and the big blind made the call. The flop came 1055 and the big blind checked. Braband bet 7,000 and his opponent check-raised 20,500 total. Braband made the call. The turn brought the 3 and the big blind moved all in for 100,200. Braband went into the tank for quite some time. He spends about ten minutes in the tank before some of his opponents called the clock. He eventually mucked after that and although he left some chips on the table for his opponent he still held strong with 300,000. Tom West Eliminated Tom West moved all in for 36,600 from the cutoff and the button made the call. Their cards: West: AK Board: 1010696 West was eliminated on the hand. McLean Karr Doubles Up McLean Karr moved all in preflop and one opponent made the cal. Their cards: Karr: QQ Board: Q7582 Karr doubled up to 64,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Tom West, Jonathan Aguiar, Tom Braband, Mclean Karr, Soi Nguyen Level 17 Update: Tough Level for ProsAug 23, '10 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 29 out of 462 Notable Chip Counts: 1. Jared Jaffee — 805,000 Average Chip Count: 398,275 Notable Eliminations: 37: Ari Goott — $10,200 Chip Movers and Shakers Phil Collins has fallen from the top 10 during this level that was very tough on the professionals remaining in play. Many have busted out of the tournament and those that remain are in the lower half of the chip counts. Allen Kessler, David Sands, Collins, Peter Rho, Charlie Hook, and Jonathan Little are still alive and kicking, but they all hold the chip average or less. Jared Jaffee currently leads the way with 805,000. Big Hands: Phil Collins Takes a Big Hit Kyle McCammond checked a flop of 752 from the big blind and Collins bet 25,000 from the hi-jack. McCammond check-raised to 61,000 total. Collins raised another 70,000 on top of that and McCammond made the call after some deliberation. Both players checked the 8 on the turn and the J on the river. McCammond flipped over pocket fives and Collins mucked. The level was a rough one for Collins and this pot dropped him down to 350,000 after he held 1.1 million a short time ago. Soi Nguyen Eliminated in 34th Place ($11,500) Soi Nguyen raised to 16,500 from middle position and Jared Jaffee reraised to 36,500 from the small blind. Nguyen made the call and the flop was dealt 643. Jaffee bet 63,000 and Nguyen raised to 183,000. Jaffee reraised all in and Nguyen made the call for his final 100,000. Their cards: Nguyen: 10-10 Turn and River: 6 and 5 Jaffee made a full house to grow his stack to 805,000 and take the chip lead. Nguyen was eliminated on the hand in 34th place, taking home $11,500. Marco Johnson Eliminated in 33rd Place ($11,500) Marco Johnson moved all in for his last 100,000 preflop and Charlie Hook made the call. Johnson held the lead with pocket sevens and Hook held A-Q. Hook made a pair on the board and Johnson was eliminated in 33rd place, taking home $11,500. Joe Sebok Eliminated in 32nd Place ($11,500) Joe Sebok was all in with J10 in the hole with a flop of K-J-9 sitting on the table with two spades. John Smith had him covered with A2 and the turn broguth an ace to give Smith the lead. The river was no help for Sebok and he busted out in 32nd place, taking home $11,500. Player Tags: Joe Sebok, Charles Hook, Marco Johnson, Phil Collins, Jared Jaffee, Soi Nguyen |
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