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Look Back: Antony Vidmer Wins 2015 CPPT bestbet JacksonvilleJun 24, '16
“This isn’t my biggest payday, but it is the biggest tournament I’ve won,” Vidmer said. He topped a tough final table that included T.K. Miles (4th – $36,575) and Darryll Fish (8th – $14,630) on his way to capturing the title. Player Tags: Antony Vidmer |
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| Aug 24, '15 | CPPT III - bestbet Jacksonville | $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em $300K GTD | 4 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Anthony Vidmer Picks Off a BluffAug 21, '15 The board read A Antony Vidmer went into the tank on the button. After a few minutes in he tank, Vidmer tossed in a call before the big blind folded. “I missed,” said the player in middle position. Vidmer tables K Antony Vidmer – 130,000 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Doubles Through Collin WilsonAug 23, '15 Michael McDonald raised to 55,000 under-the-gun and Antony Vidmer moved all in on the button for his last 240,000. Collin Wilson was in the big blind and asked for a count. After getting the stack verified by the dealer, Wilson called and McDonald folded. McDonald tabled A “Clubs please,” said McDonald before the flop came. The flop was J “It’s better to be lucky than good,” said Vidmer. “There’s less practice that way.” Antony Vidmer – 557,000 Player Tags: Collin Wilson, Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Doubles Through James BrownAug 23, '15 Action folded to James Brown on the button, who moved all in for about 150,000 and Antony Vidmer called off his stack for about 80,000 from the big blind. Vidmer tabled K Antony Vidmer – 186,000 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Scott Brown Jeffrey Trudeau Doubles Through Antony VidmerAug 23, '15 Jeffrey Trudeau announced he was all in for his last 127,000 from the hijack and Antony Vidmer snap-called from the small blind. Trudeau tabled pocket deuces and Vidmer showed A Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Jeffrey Trudeau Matthew Wright Eliminated in 28th Place ($3,605)Aug 23, '15 Matthew Wright got his last 4,000 into the middle against Antony Vidmer on a flop of Q “I need a jack,” said Wright as he tabled K Vidmer tabled 9 With the elimination, we are down to our final 27 players and the tournament is paused momentarily while they re-draw for seats at our final three tables. Antony Vidmer – 525,000 Player Tags: Matthew Wright, Antony Vidmer John Oneal Bets Big on the RiverAug 23, '15 With three limpers ahead of him, John Oneal checked his option from the big blind. After a flop of J Oneal and Vidmer checked the turn of the 9 Player Tags: Matthew Wright, Lawrence Paden, Antony Vidmer, John Oneal Enos Smith Eliminated by Antony VidmerAug 23, '15 Enos Smith opened to 5,000 from middle position and Antony Vidmer called form the small blind. James Brown called from the big blind and the three saw a flop of 10 Smith was eliminated when his A Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Enos Smith EliminationsAug 23, '15
Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Robert Searles Eliminated In Monster PotAug 23, '15
Robert Searles announced that he was all-in for just under 200,000. Paden Sr. stood up and said, “I don’ think I can fold this.” He eventually did call and Vidmer quickly called behind him for 135,000. The hands were as follows: Paden Sr.: Q Vidmer had the best hand with trips and the best kicker and was looking to take down a monster pot as long as his hand held up. The 9 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Wins Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Main EventAug 24, '15
In his own words, Antony Vidmer went on a heater at the right time. He began the final table of the Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Jacksonville $1,500 no-limit hold’em $300,000 guarantee main event as the second shortest stack in play. Six and a half hours later, Vidmer, who wrote and directed “High Roller: the Stu Ungar Story,”:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338467/ ended the night as the latest edition to the CPPT list of champions and an $83,838 pay-day. He also earned 600 Card Player Player of the Year points. “This isn’t my biggest payday, but it is the biggest tournament I’ve won,” Vidmer said. “I’ve won a few other tournaments but they are usually Omaha-eight. I like playing those tournaments.” The 390-entrant tournament came down to Vidmer, Sean Rean and Heng Zhang and after the elimination of former runner-up TK Miles, the three agreed to an ICM chop. Rean took home $82,826 and Zhang left with $69,252. “I had a great time,” Vidmer said of the bestbet main event. “Great staff, a great place to play poker, all the guys were great.” Collin Wilson was the first elimination of the day. Miles opened to 65,000 from middle position and Collin Wilson shoved for about 400,000 from the button with A Wilson received $10,792 for his ninth place finish.
Rean raised the button and Darryll Fish shoved from the big blind. Rean called with A Several hours passed before Michael McDonald was eliminated as the seventh place finisher for a $18,287 payday. McDonald shoved for his last 80,000 from under the gun and Antony Vidmer called from under the gun+1. Miles called from the big blind and the dealer fanned Q McDonald showed K Next to go was Willie Lawrence. Rean raised to 175,000 from under the gun and Willie Lawrence moved all in for his last 115,000 from the cutoff. Zhang called from the small blind and Vidmer called from the big blind. The dealer moved the chips for the side pot and Zhang checked in the dark. The three players checked down a board of 9 Lawrence showed K Lawrence took home $21,945. Down to his last 55,000 with the blinds at 40,000-80,000 and a 10,000 ante, Lawrence Paden moved his meager stack to the center from the cutoff. Miles limped for 80,000 from the button, Zhang followed from the small blind and Vidmer checked his option from the big blind.
Miles, who has finished 16th or better in this event three years in a row was eliminated in fourth. He chopped heads-up with Harvey Vandeven in 2013 for $76,598 and finished 16th in 2014 for $3,150, making him the third player in the tour’s three-year history to cash in three consecutive main events at the same card room. Dustin Fox has finished in the money three years in a row at CPPT Atlantis in Reno, Nevada and Gary Luther has done the same at CPPT Choctaw in Durant, Oklahoma. Miles opened shipped all in for 740,000 from the small blind and Zhang called from the big blind. Miles showed Q Miles added $36,575 to his CPPT winnings. Final Table Results
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| Aug 23, '15 | CPPT III - bestbet Jacksonville | $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em $300K GTD | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Anthony Vidmer Picks Off a BluffAug 21, '15 The board read A Antony Vidmer went into the tank on the button. After a few minutes in he tank, Vidmer tossed in a call before the big blind folded. “I missed,” said the player in middle position. Vidmer tables K Antony Vidmer – 130,000 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Doubles Through Collin WilsonAug 23, '15 Michael McDonald raised to 55,000 under-the-gun and Antony Vidmer moved all in on the button for his last 240,000. Collin Wilson was in the big blind and asked for a count. After getting the stack verified by the dealer, Wilson called and McDonald folded. McDonald tabled A “Clubs please,” said McDonald before the flop came. The flop was J “It’s better to be lucky than good,” said Vidmer. “There’s less practice that way.” Antony Vidmer – 557,000 Player Tags: Collin Wilson, Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Doubles Through James BrownAug 23, '15 Action folded to James Brown on the button, who moved all in for about 150,000 and Antony Vidmer called off his stack for about 80,000 from the big blind. Vidmer tabled K Antony Vidmer – 186,000 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Scott Brown Jeffrey Trudeau Doubles Through Antony VidmerAug 23, '15 Jeffrey Trudeau announced he was all in for his last 127,000 from the hijack and Antony Vidmer snap-called from the small blind. Trudeau tabled pocket deuces and Vidmer showed A Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Jeffrey Trudeau Matthew Wright Eliminated in 28th Place ($3,605)Aug 23, '15 Matthew Wright got his last 4,000 into the middle against Antony Vidmer on a flop of Q “I need a jack,” said Wright as he tabled K Vidmer tabled 9 With the elimination, we are down to our final 27 players and the tournament is paused momentarily while they re-draw for seats at our final three tables. Antony Vidmer – 525,000 Player Tags: Matthew Wright, Antony Vidmer John Oneal Bets Big on the RiverAug 23, '15 With three limpers ahead of him, John Oneal checked his option from the big blind. After a flop of J Oneal and Vidmer checked the turn of the 9 Player Tags: Matthew Wright, Lawrence Paden, Antony Vidmer, John Oneal Enos Smith Eliminated by Antony VidmerAug 23, '15 Enos Smith opened to 5,000 from middle position and Antony Vidmer called form the small blind. James Brown called from the big blind and the three saw a flop of 10 Smith was eliminated when his A Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Enos Smith EliminationsAug 23, '15
Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Robert Searles Eliminated In Monster PotAug 23, '15
Robert Searles announced that he was all-in for just under 200,000. Paden Sr. stood up and said, “I don’ think I can fold this.” He eventually did call and Vidmer quickly called behind him for 135,000. The hands were as follows: Paden Sr.: Q Vidmer had the best hand with trips and the best kicker and was looking to take down a monster pot as long as his hand held up. The 9 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Wins Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Main EventAug 24, '15
In his own words, Antony Vidmer went on a heater at the right time. He began the final table of the Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Jacksonville $1,500 no-limit hold’em $300,000 guarantee main event as the second shortest stack in play. Six and a half hours later, Vidmer, who wrote and directed “High Roller: the Stu Ungar Story,”:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338467/ ended the night as the latest edition to the CPPT list of champions and an $83,838 pay-day. He also earned 600 Card Player Player of the Year points. “This isn’t my biggest payday, but it is the biggest tournament I’ve won,” Vidmer said. “I’ve won a few other tournaments but they are usually Omaha-eight. I like playing those tournaments.” The 390-entrant tournament came down to Vidmer, Sean Rean and Heng Zhang and after the elimination of former runner-up TK Miles, the three agreed to an ICM chop. Rean took home $82,826 and Zhang left with $69,252. “I had a great time,” Vidmer said of the bestbet main event. “Great staff, a great place to play poker, all the guys were great.” Collin Wilson was the first elimination of the day. Miles opened to 65,000 from middle position and Collin Wilson shoved for about 400,000 from the button with A Wilson received $10,792 for his ninth place finish.
Rean raised the button and Darryll Fish shoved from the big blind. Rean called with A Several hours passed before Michael McDonald was eliminated as the seventh place finisher for a $18,287 payday. McDonald shoved for his last 80,000 from under the gun and Antony Vidmer called from under the gun+1. Miles called from the big blind and the dealer fanned Q McDonald showed K Next to go was Willie Lawrence. Rean raised to 175,000 from under the gun and Willie Lawrence moved all in for his last 115,000 from the cutoff. Zhang called from the small blind and Vidmer called from the big blind. The dealer moved the chips for the side pot and Zhang checked in the dark. The three players checked down a board of 9 Lawrence showed K Lawrence took home $21,945. Down to his last 55,000 with the blinds at 40,000-80,000 and a 10,000 ante, Lawrence Paden moved his meager stack to the center from the cutoff. Miles limped for 80,000 from the button, Zhang followed from the small blind and Vidmer checked his option from the big blind.
Miles, who has finished 16th or better in this event three years in a row was eliminated in fourth. He chopped heads-up with Harvey Vandeven in 2013 for $76,598 and finished 16th in 2014 for $3,150, making him the third player in the tour’s three-year history to cash in three consecutive main events at the same card room. Dustin Fox has finished in the money three years in a row at CPPT Atlantis in Reno, Nevada and Gary Luther has done the same at CPPT Choctaw in Durant, Oklahoma. Miles opened shipped all in for 740,000 from the small blind and Zhang called from the big blind. Miles showed Q Miles added $36,575 to his CPPT winnings. Final Table Results
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Anthony Vidmer Picks Off a BluffAug 21, '15 The board read A Antony Vidmer went into the tank on the button. After a few minutes in he tank, Vidmer tossed in a call before the big blind folded. “I missed,” said the player in middle position. Vidmer tables K Antony Vidmer – 130,000 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Doubles Through Collin WilsonAug 23, '15 Michael McDonald raised to 55,000 under-the-gun and Antony Vidmer moved all in on the button for his last 240,000. Collin Wilson was in the big blind and asked for a count. After getting the stack verified by the dealer, Wilson called and McDonald folded. McDonald tabled A “Clubs please,” said McDonald before the flop came. The flop was J “It’s better to be lucky than good,” said Vidmer. “There’s less practice that way.” Antony Vidmer – 557,000 Player Tags: Collin Wilson, Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Doubles Through James BrownAug 23, '15 Action folded to James Brown on the button, who moved all in for about 150,000 and Antony Vidmer called off his stack for about 80,000 from the big blind. Vidmer tabled K Antony Vidmer – 186,000 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Scott Brown Jeffrey Trudeau Doubles Through Antony VidmerAug 23, '15 Jeffrey Trudeau announced he was all in for his last 127,000 from the hijack and Antony Vidmer snap-called from the small blind. Trudeau tabled pocket deuces and Vidmer showed A Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Jeffrey Trudeau Matthew Wright Eliminated in 28th Place ($3,605)Aug 23, '15 Matthew Wright got his last 4,000 into the middle against Antony Vidmer on a flop of Q “I need a jack,” said Wright as he tabled K Vidmer tabled 9 With the elimination, we are down to our final 27 players and the tournament is paused momentarily while they re-draw for seats at our final three tables. Antony Vidmer – 525,000 Player Tags: Matthew Wright, Antony Vidmer John Oneal Bets Big on the RiverAug 23, '15 With three limpers ahead of him, John Oneal checked his option from the big blind. After a flop of J Oneal and Vidmer checked the turn of the 9 Player Tags: Matthew Wright, Lawrence Paden, Antony Vidmer, John Oneal Enos Smith Eliminated by Antony VidmerAug 23, '15 Enos Smith opened to 5,000 from middle position and Antony Vidmer called form the small blind. James Brown called from the big blind and the three saw a flop of 10 Smith was eliminated when his A Player Tags: Antony Vidmer, Enos Smith EliminationsAug 23, '15
Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Robert Searles Eliminated In Monster PotAug 23, '15
Robert Searles announced that he was all-in for just under 200,000. Paden Sr. stood up and said, “I don’ think I can fold this.” He eventually did call and Vidmer quickly called behind him for 135,000. The hands were as follows: Paden Sr.: Q Vidmer had the best hand with trips and the best kicker and was looking to take down a monster pot as long as his hand held up. The 9 Player Tags: Antony Vidmer Antony Vidmer Wins Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Main EventAug 24, '15
In his own words, Antony Vidmer went on a heater at the right time. He began the final table of the Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Jacksonville $1,500 no-limit hold’em $300,000 guarantee main event as the second shortest stack in play. Six and a half hours later, Vidmer, who wrote and directed “High Roller: the Stu Ungar Story,”:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338467/ ended the night as the latest edition to the CPPT list of champions and an $83,838 pay-day. He also earned 600 Card Player Player of the Year points. “This isn’t my biggest payday, but it is the biggest tournament I’ve won,” Vidmer said. “I’ve won a few other tournaments but they are usually Omaha-eight. I like playing those tournaments.” The 390-entrant tournament came down to Vidmer, Sean Rean and Heng Zhang and after the elimination of former runner-up TK Miles, the three agreed to an ICM chop. Rean took home $82,826 and Zhang left with $69,252. “I had a great time,” Vidmer said of the bestbet main event. “Great staff, a great place to play poker, all the guys were great.” Collin Wilson was the first elimination of the day. Miles opened to 65,000 from middle position and Collin Wilson shoved for about 400,000 from the button with A Wilson received $10,792 for his ninth place finish.
Rean raised the button and Darryll Fish shoved from the big blind. Rean called with A Several hours passed before Michael McDonald was eliminated as the seventh place finisher for a $18,287 payday. McDonald shoved for his last 80,000 from under the gun and Antony Vidmer called from under the gun+1. Miles called from the big blind and the dealer fanned Q McDonald showed K Next to go was Willie Lawrence. Rean raised to 175,000 from under the gun and Willie Lawrence moved all in for his last 115,000 from the cutoff. Zhang called from the small blind and Vidmer called from the big blind. The dealer moved the chips for the side pot and Zhang checked in the dark. The three players checked down a board of 9 Lawrence showed K Lawrence took home $21,945. Down to his last 55,000 with the blinds at 40,000-80,000 and a 10,000 ante, Lawrence Paden moved his meager stack to the center from the cutoff. Miles limped for 80,000 from the button, Zhang followed from the small blind and Vidmer checked his option from the big blind.
Miles, who has finished 16th or better in this event three years in a row was eliminated in fourth. He chopped heads-up with Harvey Vandeven in 2013 for $76,598 and finished 16th in 2014 for $3,150, making him the third player in the tour’s three-year history to cash in three consecutive main events at the same card room. Dustin Fox has finished in the money three years in a row at CPPT Atlantis in Reno, Nevada and Gary Luther has done the same at CPPT Choctaw in Durant, Oklahoma. Miles opened shipped all in for 740,000 from the small blind and Zhang called from the big blind. Miles showed Q Miles added $36,575 to his CPPT winnings. Final Table Results
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The last time the Card Player Poker Tour was in town Antony Vidmer topped a field of 390 entries to win the title and a $83,838 pay-day.
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