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Hometown: Seattle
Country of Origin: United States
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Jul 05, '07 | 2007 Bellagio Cup III Tournament (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Event 24 | 1 | + |
Aleksandr Uskov Eliminated in 4th Place ($28,770)Jul 05, '07 Adrian Hanauer raised to $25,000 and short stack Aleksander Uskov went all-in for $75,000 total. Hanauer called after a moments thought and revealed 6 6, the hand that Uskov held when he took a big hit against Hoang. This time it was Uskov with two overs, K 9. The board came 6 5 4 8 J, and Uskov was eliminated in 4th place.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Alexander Uskov John Hoang Wins Event #24 ($97,280)Jul 05, '07 With the elimination of Aleksandr Uskov in 4th place the remaining three players in the $5,000 no-limit hold'em event decided to chop the rest of the prize pool. John Hoang held the most chips, with Adrian Hanauer coming in second and Steve Paul-Ambrose coming in third in chips.Player Tags: John Hoang, Adrian Hanauer, Steve Paul Ambrose Big Hand For HanauerJul 05, '07 Adrian Hanauer raised to $20,000 and both John Hoang and Aleksander Uskov called. After a flop of K 9 8 all players checked. The Q on the turn prompted Hoang to bet $25,000 into the $60,000 pot. Uskov folded and Hanauer called. The river brought the J and Hoang bet $45,000 into the $110,000 pot. Hanauer went into the tank for a moment before raising all-in. Hoang quickly folded and Hanuer flipped up his J 10 for a king-high straight flush. Hoang is now below $100,000, while Hanauer has chipped up to around $255,000.Player Tags: John Hoang, Adrian Hanauer Happy BirthdayJul 05, '07 Aleksander Uskov , who turned fifty today, went all-in for $72,000. After thinking for a moment Adrian Hanauer called, saying, "Happy Birthday." He thought he was donating with K Q, but it turned out that Uskov held K 5. The flop brought the A 4 2, giving Uskov an inside straight draw. The turn brought the 5, pairing Uskov for the lead but giving Hanauer the nut spade draw. The river came the 9, and Uskov doubled up with his pair of fives.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Alexander Uskov Hanauer DoublesJul 05, '07 Adrian Hanauer raised to $10,000 preflop and Dane Lomas and Aleksander Uskov called from the blinds. The flop brought the 9 5 3 and both Lomas and Uskov checked. Hanauer bet $40,000 and after a moments thought Lomas cut out a $40,000 raise to $80,000. Hanauer had just over the raise and decided to go all-in. Lomas called and showed A 9 while Hanauer revealed J J. The turn brought the 6 and the river the Q, improving neither player and doubling Hanauer.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Dane Lomas |
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Jul 05, '07 | 2007 Bellagio Cup III Tournament (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Event 24 | 2 | + |
Aleksandr Uskov Eliminated in 4th Place ($28,770)Jul 05, '07 Adrian Hanauer raised to $25,000 and short stack Aleksander Uskov went all-in for $75,000 total. Hanauer called after a moments thought and revealed 6 6, the hand that Uskov held when he took a big hit against Hoang. This time it was Uskov with two overs, K 9. The board came 6 5 4 8 J, and Uskov was eliminated in 4th place.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Alexander Uskov John Hoang Wins Event #24 ($97,280)Jul 05, '07 With the elimination of Aleksandr Uskov in 4th place the remaining three players in the $5,000 no-limit hold'em event decided to chop the rest of the prize pool. John Hoang held the most chips, with Adrian Hanauer coming in second and Steve Paul-Ambrose coming in third in chips.Player Tags: John Hoang, Adrian Hanauer, Steve Paul Ambrose Big Hand For HanauerJul 05, '07 Adrian Hanauer raised to $20,000 and both John Hoang and Aleksander Uskov called. After a flop of K 9 8 all players checked. The Q on the turn prompted Hoang to bet $25,000 into the $60,000 pot. Uskov folded and Hanauer called. The river brought the J and Hoang bet $45,000 into the $110,000 pot. Hanauer went into the tank for a moment before raising all-in. Hoang quickly folded and Hanuer flipped up his J 10 for a king-high straight flush. Hoang is now below $100,000, while Hanauer has chipped up to around $255,000.Player Tags: John Hoang, Adrian Hanauer Happy BirthdayJul 05, '07 Aleksander Uskov , who turned fifty today, went all-in for $72,000. After thinking for a moment Adrian Hanauer called, saying, "Happy Birthday." He thought he was donating with K Q, but it turned out that Uskov held K 5. The flop brought the A 4 2, giving Uskov an inside straight draw. The turn brought the 5, pairing Uskov for the lead but giving Hanauer the nut spade draw. The river came the 9, and Uskov doubled up with his pair of fives.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Alexander Uskov Hanauer DoublesJul 05, '07 Adrian Hanauer raised to $10,000 preflop and Dane Lomas and Aleksander Uskov called from the blinds. The flop brought the 9 5 3 and both Lomas and Uskov checked. Hanauer bet $40,000 and after a moments thought Lomas cut out a $40,000 raise to $80,000. Hanauer had just over the raise and decided to go all-in. Lomas called and showed A 9 while Hanauer revealed J J. The turn brought the 6 and the river the Q, improving neither player and doubling Hanauer.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Dane Lomas |
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Jun 17, '07 | 2007 Bellagio Cup III Tournament (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Event 6 | 2 | + |
Adrian Hanauer Eliminated in 3rd Place ($26,920)Jun 17, '07 CT Law raised to $5,000 from the button, Adrian Hanauer reraised $14,000 more, Jerry Matlock called from the big blind, and Law called. The flop came A K K, Hanauer immediately moved all in, and was instantly called by Matlock. Law was flabbergasted and folded QQ face up. Matlock showed AK, and Hanauer laughed as he flipped up A10. The turn 5 and 3 failed to produce the case Ace, and Hanauer exited earning $26,920.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Cheung Tai Law, Jerry Matlock Hanauer Doubles UpJun 17, '07 In an unraised pot, CT Law and Adrian Hanauer see a flop of Q 10 9 from the small and big blinds. Both players checked on the flop. The turn card was the 7, Law bet $2,000, Hanauer raised all in for $7,600 more, and Law called. Law showed the J10, but Hanauer showed 107 for the lead. The river was the A, and Hanauer doubled up.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Cheung Tai Law Law Dominating EarlyJun 17, '07 CT Law has won nearly two thirds of the hands so far in todays action, taking most of them down with uncalled pre-flop raises. JR Garcia has been all-in three times so far today, but hasn't received any action. Adrian Hanauer was all in once but also didn't get any callers.Player Tags: Adrian Hanauer, Cheung Tai Law, JR Garcia |
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