All In And Chop!
Jun 24, '16
We’re getting really close to the end of the day, which means the big stacks are doing everything they can to secure the overnight chip lead and the $1,500 bonus.
On a recent hand, Kristen Kober raised to 6,000 and Randall Price reraised to 21,000. The action folded back to Kober and she announced all in. Price quickly called, creating a 110,000 pot. Whomever won this pot would be a near lock for the overnight chip lead.
Instead, both players turned over A-K and chopped on a drama-free board. Kober is still close to the chip lead, but she’ll need to win a decent sized pot in the final minutes to make it happen.
Player Tags: Randall Price, Kristen Kober
Jose Delacruz Hits The Rail
Jun 24, '16
On a board reading J
73
J, Jose Delacruz committed his stack with the 42. which was nothing other than a semi-bluff. He began the hand with roughly 50 big blinds.
The bet was called by Randall Price with the J
10, and the trip jacks held with the 9 on the river. Price was up to around 150,000 after the hand and was one of the biggest stacks in the room at the time.
Player Tags: Randall Price, Jose Delacruz
Randall Price Gets Lucky To Bust Rebecca Linder-Like
Jun 24, '16
Rebecca Linder-Like raised preflop from early position and was called by Randall Price in the small blind. The flop came down A
Q8 and Price checked.
Linder-Like then moved all in for her last 12,725. Price thought it over and then called with QJ for second pair and a flush draw. Linder-Like was ahead with AQ for top two pair, but the turn was the 10, leaving her drawing to four outs.
The river was the K and Linder-Like was eliminated. Price increased his stack to 88,000, but crossed the 100,000 mark on the very next hand after his pocket tens cracked two pair with a gutshot straight draw that came through on the river.
Player Tags: Randall Price, Rebecca Linder-Like
Randall Price Doubles Thru Christopher Johnson
Jun 24, '16
Randall Price defended his blind against a preflop raise from Christopher Johnson. The flop fell J86, and Price bet out.
Johnson raised to 4,200, and Price elected to call.
The turn brought the 7.
Price checked, and Johnson moved all in for 22,800. Price thought about it for 30 seconds or so and then called all in for his tournament life (18,300).
Johnson tabled the QQ for an over-pair, but it was behind Price’s 86, which was two pair on the flop.
The river was the 9, which left Johnson crippled and Price with a stack of around 40,000.
Player Tags: Randall Price, Christopher Johnson
Randall Price Eliminated In In 34th Place ($1,880)
Jun 26, '16
In a battle of the short stacks, Randall Price was all in holding K8 against the A6 of Justin Durant.
The board completed with the Q7447 and Price was elimianted in 34th place, earning $1,880.
Durant is now up to a still short stacked 80,000.
Player Tags: Randall Price, Jason Durant
Randall Price Doubles Thru Austin Peck
Jun 26, '16
Randall Price and Austin Peck saw a K76 flop, and Price moved in for his last 17,000. Peck called and tabled Q-Q, while Price exposed pocket sevens for a set.
The turn was the 6 and the river the 3 to give Price the double, but he was still at about half the average stack.
Player Tags: Randall Price, Austin Peck
Randall Price Doubles Through Wade Boatright
Jun 26, '16
Randall Price is all in for 19,000 holding pocket kings against the pocket queens of Wade Boatright.
The board runs out nine high and Price doubles up. Boatright is now the extreme short stack in this tournament with just 20,000.
Player Tags: Paul Boatright, Randall Price
