Jarod Einsohn Poker Tournament Updates

Jarod Einsohn Looks At One Card, Triples Up

Oct 17, '19

Jarod Einsohn moved all in from the hijack for 4,300 and was called by the player on the button and Bruce Kramer called out of the small blind.

The flop was Q82 and Kramer led out for 4,000. The button folded, leaving Einsohn heads-up with Kramer.

Kramer showed Q10 and Einsohn turned over KK.

“That’s so sick. I looked at the king and moved all in,” said Einsohn. “Then I bacarrated the other card and saw paint.”

Kramer asked for a 10, but the 4 came on the turn and the 9 on the river to secure Einsohn’s triple up.

Jarod Einsohn – 13,700
Bruce Kramer – 88,000

Player Tags: Jarod Einsohn

Qing Lu Eliminated In 23rd Place ($4,185)

Oct 20, '18

Jarod Einsohn raised on the button and Qing Lu jammed all in from the big blind. Einsohn called with A9, but was behind to Lu’s pocket queens.

Nonetheless, the board ran out 994AK to give Einsohn a full house and the knockout. He now has over 1.2 million in chips.

Player Tags: Jarod Einsohn,   Qing Lu

Jarod Einsohn Eliminated In 16th Place ($5,395)

Oct 21, '18

Brandon Zuidema raised to 90,000 from the cutoff and Jarod Einsohn jammed for 395,000 behind him on the button.

Michael Wasserman made the call from the small blind, and Zuidema called as well. Both players checked down a board of Q76A4 until Zuidema fired on the river.

Wasserman made a quick fold, and Einsohn showed pocket eights. Zuidema, however, had pocket fours for a rivered set to score the knockout. He now has 3,200,000 in chips.

Player Tags: Jarod Einsohn,   Brandon Zuidema

Qing Lu Eliminated In 23rd Place ($4,185)

Oct 20, '18

Jarod Einsohn raised on the button and Qing Lu jammed all in from the big blind. Einsohn called with A9, but was behind to Lu’s pocket queens.

Nonetheless, the board ran out 994AK to give Einsohn a full house and the knockout. He now has over 1.2 million in chips.

Player Tags: Jarod Einsohn,   Qing Lu

Jarod Einsohn Eliminated In 16th Place ($5,395)

Oct 21, '18

Brandon Zuidema raised to 90,000 from the cutoff and Jarod Einsohn jammed for 395,000 behind him on the button.

Michael Wasserman made the call from the small blind, and Zuidema called as well. Both players checked down a board of Q76A4 until Zuidema fired on the river.

Wasserman made a quick fold, and Einsohn showed pocket eights. Zuidema, however, had pocket fours for a rivered set to score the knockout. He now has 3,200,000 in chips.

Player Tags: Jarod Einsohn,   Brandon Zuidema