Gerard Donaghy Knocks Out A Player
Dec 14, '13
On a flop of 10
8
6
, Gerard Donaghy got his opponent to commit the reminder of his short stack with the A
J. Donaghy held pocket jacks and was far out in front.
The board ran out 10 K, and Donaghy scooped the pot worth around 40,000. It was essentially a double up for the Floridian. Just a few dozen remained.
Player Tags: Gerard Donaghy
Gerard Donaghy Doubles Up
Dec 14, '13
Gerard Donaghy got his shorter stack of 14,200 into the middle with the Q Q and was called by a player with the 10 10.
The board ran out A 7 2 6 3, and Donaghy scored a nice double up.
Player Tags: Gerard Donaghy
Unofficial Final Table Reached
Dec 15, '13
Here is the seating arrangement for the final ten players.
1. Luke Brereton – 1,000,000
2. Eric Blair – 591,000
3. Jordan Scott – 245,000
4. Brian Hastings – 800,000
5. Evan Teitelbaum – 1,450,000
6. Ian O’Hara – 205,000
7. Sean Winter – 1,050,000
8. Tom Gleason – 485,000
9. Gerard Donaghy – 794,000
10. John McNulty – 458,000
Player Tags: Brian Hastings, Eric Blair, John McNulty, Gerard Donaghy, Sean Winter, Evan Teitelbaum, Ian O'Hara, Luke Brereton, Tom Gleason, Jordan Scott
Lonnie Heimowitz Eliminated
Dec 15, '13
Lonnie Heimowitz moved all in from early position and was called by Gerard Donaghy from the big blind.
Heimowitz was flipping for his tournament life against Donaghy with his A K against Donaghy’s J J. The board ran out 10 8 4 2 2 and Heimowitz was elimianted just a few spots away from the money.
Player Tags: Lonnie Heimowitz, Gerard Donaghy
Sean Remz Eliminated by Gerard Donaghy
Dec 15, '13
Sean Remz moved all in from middle position for his last 64,500 and Gerard Donaghy moved all in over the top from the cutoff.
“I guess I’m in terrible shape,” said Remz as he tabled A Q.
Donaghy was in great shape to score a knockout with his K K. The board ran out 6 3 2 9 8 and Donaghy scooped the pot.
“Well that was a waste of a weekend,” said Remz as he walked away from the table.
Donaghy moved over the 200,000 mark with the pot.
Player Tags: Gerard Donaghy, Sean Remz
Gerard Donaghy Eliminated In 9th ($6,257)
Dec 16, '13
Gerard Donaghy had a terribly small stack and it was no surprise when he dumped it into the middle with an all-in bet from the high jack. McNulty raised to 175,000 from the cutoff.
No one called.
The cards were tabled and Donaghy had 5 4, while McNulty was holding the K Q. There was no help for the small cards as the board ran out 10 3 3 8 2.
Donaghy hit the rail, but didn’t seem immiserated. He was in an a freeroll thanks to the Palm Beach Kennel Club. He has been doing super well in the daily tournaments here.
“Not too bad for a complete freeroll.” Luke Brereton said as Donaghy made his exit.
Player Tags: John McNulty, Gerard Donaghy
Evan Teitelbaum Doubles, Cripples Gerard Donaghy
Dec 16, '13
Evan Teitelbaum has doubled up in a monster pot with Gerard Donaghy.
Donaghy raised to 45,000 form middle position and Evan Teitelbaum called from the big blind to see a flop of A Q J. Teitelbaum check-called Donaghy’s 106,000 bet to see the K on the turn. Teitelbaum then bet 345,000 and Donaghy called to see the 4 on the river. Teitelbaum then announced he was all-in for 506,000. Donaghy checked his cards and called.
Teitelbaum has turned an Ace-high flush holding A 8 and smashed Donaghy’s two pair of Queens and Jacks.
Donaghy is down to about 260,000 while Teitelbaum now has around 1.5 million.
“You are about where you were yesterday,” Brian Hastings said in reference to Teitelbaum’s Day 2 chiplead.
Player Tags: Gerard Donaghy
Gerard Donaghy Picks Off Evan Teitelbaum Bluff
Dec 16, '13
On a flop of K J 3, Evan Teitelbaum bet 82,000, and Gerard Donaghy made the call. The turn brought the A.
Action went check-check.
The J on the river prompted a 180,000-chip bet from Donaghy.
Teitelbaum instantly folded. Donaghy tabled K-10 for two pair.
Player Tags: Gerard Donaghy, Evan Teitelbaum
Gerard Donaghy Gets No Callers
Dec 16, '13
Gerard Donaghy will not be making his exit at this time.
Donaghy raised to 45,000 from the hijack seat and John McNulty three-bet to 150,000 from the cutoff. Luke Brereton thought a couple of moments before four-betting to 200,000 from the button.
Donaghy snap-shoved all-in for 647,000 and it was McNulty’s turn to ponder his next move.
“How much do you have,” McNulty asked Brereton.
Brereton replied with a shrug and said “About 1.2.”
McNulty decided to let his cards go, Brereton did the same and Donaghy added a few more chips to his stack.
Player Tags: John McNulty, Gerard Donaghy, Luke Brereton
