| Jun 29, '13 |
2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 50 - $2,500 Six-Handed 10-Game Mix |
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Level 22 Update: Loren Klein Eliminated in 6th Place
Jun 29, '13
Level: 22
Players Remaining: 5 out of 372
Average Chip Count: 558,000
Chip Counts:
Seat 1: Scott Abrams – 535,000
Seat 2: Christopher George – 455,000
Seat 3: Brandon Wong – 685,000
Seat 4: Sebastian Saffari – 635,000
Seat 6: Philip Sternheimer – 735,000
Players Eliminated:
6th: Loren Klein – $27,792
Live Updates:
Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw
Loren Klein raised and Scott Abrams reraised. Klein called and both players drew one card. Abrams bet and Klein called all in. Abrams stood pat and Klein drew one card.
Abrams flipped over 8-6-4-3-2 and Klein mucked his cards. Klein was eliminated in sixth place and Abrams was above 500,000.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Scott Abrams
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| Mar 20, '13 |
CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas |
$5,000 Championship Event |
4 |
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Eli Elezra Doubles Up
Mar 18, '13
 Tony Ma raised to 1,500 and Eli Elezra three-bet to 3,050 behind him. Loren Klein then four-bet to 6,700 from the button and the blinds folded.
Ma folded and Elezra thought it over for about a minute before moving all in for 18,500. Klein called and showed pocket nines, which were behind to Elezra’s pocket jacks.
The board ran out Q 6 2 8 7 and Elezra doubled up to about 39,000. Klein was left with roughly 40,000.
Player Tags: Eli Elezra, Loren Klein
Loren Klein Takes Out Cody Slaubaugh
Mar 18, '13
 Cody Slaubaugh got the rest of his stack in with pocket kings, but unfortunately ran them right into the pocket aces of Loren Klein.
An ace on the flop ended any potential drama and Slaubaugh headed for the exits. Klein is now sitting with 54,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Cody Slaubaugh
Kevin Calenzo Doubles Up
Mar 19, '13
On a flop of 10 10 4, Kevin Calenzo bet 10,500 and Loren Klein raised to 23,500.
Calenzo called and the turn was the 3. Klein bet 33,500 and Calenzo moved all in for 84,700 more. Klein spent about two minutes in the tank before calling with 10 9 for trips, but Calenzo held J9 for a turned flush.
The river was the J and Calenzo doubled up to about 275,000. Klein was left with 115,000.
Player Tags: Kevin Calenzo, Loren Klein
Loren Klein Eliminated On Brutal River Card
Mar 20, '13
 Loren Klein raised to 13,000 from under the gun and Olivier Busquet reraised to 30,000 behind him. Sorel Mizzi then moved all in from the small blind for 206,500 and Klein called all in for slightly less.
Busquet thought it over before calling as well, tabling A K. Mizzi showed A K and Klein liked his chances with J J.
The board came 8 6 2 8 K, however, and a brutal river ended Klein’s tournament run.
Klein earned $14,055 for his 16th place finish, while Mizzi and Busquet chopped up his chips.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Sorel Mizzi, Olivier Busquet
Palmer Doubles Through Klein
Mar 20, '13
 With the board reading QQ297 Ben Palmer moves all in for 122,500 from the cutoff. Loren Klein calls from the hijack seat. Palmer had been dealt KQ and flopped trip-Queens to best Klein’s AA.
Palmer is now up to about 255,000.
Player Tags: Loren Klein
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| Mar 19, '13 |
CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas |
$5,000 Championship Event |
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Eli Elezra Doubles Up
Mar 18, '13
Tony Ma raised to 1,500 and Eli Elezra three-bet to 3,050 behind him. Loren Klein then four-bet to 6,700 from the button and the blinds folded.
Ma folded and Elezra thought it over for about a minute before moving all in for 18,500. Klein called and showed pocket nines, which were behind to Elezra’s pocket jacks.
The board ran out Q 6 2 8 7 and Elezra doubled up to about 39,000. Klein was left with roughly 40,000.
Player Tags: Eli Elezra, Loren Klein
Loren Klein Takes Out Cody Slaubaugh
Mar 18, '13
Cody Slaubaugh got the rest of his stack in with pocket kings, but unfortunately ran them right into the pocket aces of Loren Klein.
An ace on the flop ended any potential drama and Slaubaugh headed for the exits. Klein is now sitting with 54,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Cody Slaubaugh
Kevin Calenzo Doubles Up
Mar 19, '13
On a flop of 10 10 4, Kevin Calenzo bet 10,500 and Loren Klein raised to 23,500.
Calenzo called and the turn was the 3. Klein bet 33,500 and Calenzo moved all in for 84,700 more. Klein spent about two minutes in the tank before calling with 10 9 for trips, but Calenzo held J9 for a turned flush.
The river was the J and Calenzo doubled up to about 275,000. Klein was left with 115,000.
Player Tags: Kevin Calenzo, Loren Klein
Loren Klein Eliminated On Brutal River Card
Mar 20, '13
Loren Klein raised to 13,000 from under the gun and Olivier Busquet reraised to 30,000 behind him. Sorel Mizzi then moved all in from the small blind for 206,500 and Klein called all in for slightly less.
Busquet thought it over before calling as well, tabling A K. Mizzi showed A K and Klein liked his chances with J J.
The board came 8 6 2 8 K, however, and a brutal river ended Klein’s tournament run.
Klein earned $14,055 for his 16th place finish, while Mizzi and Busquet chopped up his chips.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Sorel Mizzi, Olivier Busquet
Palmer Doubles Through Klein
Mar 20, '13
With the board reading QQ297 Ben Palmer moves all in for 122,500 from the cutoff. Loren Klein calls from the hijack seat. Palmer had been dealt KQ and flopped trip-Queens to best Klein’s AA.
Palmer is now up to about 255,000.
Player Tags: Loren Klein
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| Mar 18, '13 |
CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas |
$5,000 Championship Event |
2 |
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Eli Elezra Doubles Up
Mar 18, '13
Tony Ma raised to 1,500 and Eli Elezra three-bet to 3,050 behind him. Loren Klein then four-bet to 6,700 from the button and the blinds folded.
Ma folded and Elezra thought it over for about a minute before moving all in for 18,500. Klein called and showed pocket nines, which were behind to Elezra’s pocket jacks.
The board ran out Q 6 2 8 7 and Elezra doubled up to about 39,000. Klein was left with roughly 40,000.
Player Tags: Eli Elezra, Loren Klein
Loren Klein Takes Out Cody Slaubaugh
Mar 18, '13
Cody Slaubaugh got the rest of his stack in with pocket kings, but unfortunately ran them right into the pocket aces of Loren Klein.
An ace on the flop ended any potential drama and Slaubaugh headed for the exits. Klein is now sitting with 54,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Cody Slaubaugh
Kevin Calenzo Doubles Up
Mar 19, '13
On a flop of 10 10 4, Kevin Calenzo bet 10,500 and Loren Klein raised to 23,500.
Calenzo called and the turn was the 3. Klein bet 33,500 and Calenzo moved all in for 84,700 more. Klein spent about two minutes in the tank before calling with 10 9 for trips, but Calenzo held J9 for a turned flush.
The river was the J and Calenzo doubled up to about 275,000. Klein was left with 115,000.
Player Tags: Kevin Calenzo, Loren Klein
Loren Klein Eliminated On Brutal River Card
Mar 20, '13
Loren Klein raised to 13,000 from under the gun and Olivier Busquet reraised to 30,000 behind him. Sorel Mizzi then moved all in from the small blind for 206,500 and Klein called all in for slightly less.
Busquet thought it over before calling as well, tabling A K. Mizzi showed A K and Klein liked his chances with J J.
The board came 8 6 2 8 K, however, and a brutal river ended Klein’s tournament run.
Klein earned $14,055 for his 16th place finish, while Mizzi and Busquet chopped up his chips.
Player Tags: Loren Klein, Sorel Mizzi, Olivier Busquet
Palmer Doubles Through Klein
Mar 20, '13
With the board reading QQ297 Ben Palmer moves all in for 122,500 from the cutoff. Loren Klein calls from the hijack seat. Palmer had been dealt KQ and flopped trip-Queens to best Klein’s AA.
Palmer is now up to about 255,000.
Player Tags: Loren Klein
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| Jun 19, '08 |
2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 34 - Pot-Limit Omaha with Rebuys |
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$1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha w/ Rebuys - Day 2 - Level 15 Recap
Jun 19, '08
Blinds: 4,000-8,000
Players Left: 19 of 320
Chip Leaders:
Michael Guzzardi - 500,000
Kyle Kloeckner - 460,000
Jacobo Fernandez - 450,000
Frank Vizza - 410,000
Ted Forrest - 380,000
Tim "tmay420" West - 375,000
Layne Flack - 280,000
Kevin O'Donnell - 275,000
Thomas Wahlroos - 270,000
Nathan Doudney - 222,000
Average Stack: 260,000
Eliminations:
Erik Seidel
Jeff Williams
Johannes Strassman
Julian Powell
Loren Klein
Big Hands and Storylines:
 Jacobo Moving Toward Final Table Number Three
Jacobo Fernandez just brushed aside another pesky impediment standing in the way of his third final table at this year’s World Series. This time the impediment came in the form of Loren Klein. Fernandez and Klein got their chips all in on a flop of K 7 3. Fernandez showed K K J4 for top set while Klein tabled AAQ6 for a pair of aces. The turn and river were the 3 and 6 and just like that Jacobo made another addition to his growing stack of chips. He currently has 450,000.
Forrest on Fire
Ted Forrest just added to his growing stack in a hand against Frank Vizza. Forrest raised to 25,000 from late position and Vizza called from the button. The flop came AQJ and Forrest checked. Vizza bet 45,000 and Forrest called him. Both players checked the T turn and Forrest bet out big – a pot-sized bet – on the river 2. Vizza tanked, focusing on the newly dealt river card, but eventually laid his hand down. That pot takes Forrest up to a commanding 380,000.
Azares Does in the Powell
Ted Forrest limped in late position and Julian Powell and Francisco Azares in the blinds joined him in seeing a 764 flop. Powell bet 20,000, leaving himself only about 5,000 behind. Azares, short stacked himself, made a pot-sized raise that put him all-in. Forrest mucked his hand and the two showed their cards:
Powell: AJ87
Azares: AK54
Powell had top pair and a jack-high flush draw along with 3 outs to a straight. Azares though had the nut flush draw along with an open-ended straight-draw. The turn was the 6 and Powell was still ahead with two-pair, but a 2 on the river sent the Aussie packing. By adding Powell’s few chips to his collection, Azares is now up to 120,000 on the day.
Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Ted Forrest, Layne Flack, Loren Klein, Thomas Wahlroos, Nathan Doudney, Tim West, Johannes Strassmann, Julian Powell, Jacobo Fernandez, Jeff Williams, Kyle Kloeckner, Michael Guzzardi, Francisco Azares
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