Gheorgui Martov Eliminated in Fourth
Mar 21, '13
Gheorgui Martov moved all in for about 580,000 after a flop of A
10
4 from under the gun and was called by Ray Dehkharghani in the big blind.
Martov held Q10
against Dehkharghani’s A4. The board completed 8
7 and Martov was eliminated as the fourth place finisher for $82,324.
Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Georgui Martov
Dehkharghani Doubles Through Martov
Mar 21, '13
A short-stacked Ray Dehkharghani has just doubled through Gheorgui Martov.
After having moved all in several times and finding no callers, Dehkharghani once again announced he was all in, this time for 320,000 on the button. Martov called from the small blind and the two players flipped over their cards.
Dehkharghani showed K6 and Martov opened up AQ.
After a flop of 987, Dehkharghani picked up straight and flush draws and the board completed 710 to give Dehkharghani the 10-high straight.
Dehkharghani doubles to about 682,000 while Martov drops down to about 1,005,000.
Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Georgui Martov
Kevin Calenzo Out in Sixth
Mar 21, '13
Kevin Calenzo came into the final table as the short stack and was able to hold on long enough to become the sixth place finisher for $43,672.
Calenzo jammed his last 165,000 into the middle from the big blind and was called by Gheorgui Martov in the small blind. Calenzo showed 77 and Martov flipped over KJ.
A flop of J65 gave Martov the lead and left Calenzo looking for another seven to stay alive. The board completed AA and Calenzo was eliminated.
Player Tags: Kevin Calenzo, Georgui Martov
Martov Doubles Through, Cripples Chae
Mar 21, '13
Gheorgui Martov has doubles through and crippled Tom Chae.
Ben Palmer raised to 16,000 from middle position, Chae re-raised to 125,000 form the hijack seat and Martov called from the big blind. Palmer folded his hand and Martov and Chae saw a flop of 1062.
Martov bets 50,000, Chae raises to 200,000 and Martov calls. The turn is the 3 and Martov announces he is all in for 246,000.
Chae takes a few moments to think things over before making the call. Martov flips over JJ and is way ahead of Chae’s 88.
“It’s ok,” Chae says. “The river is going to be an eight.”
But the river is not an eight, the river card is the A and Martov doubles up.
Martov now has about 1,223,000 and Chae is down to just 33,000.
Player Tags: Benjamin Palmer, Hyoung Chae, Georgui Martov
