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| Feb 08, '15 | CPPT III - Foxwoods Resort Casino | $1,650 No-Limit Hold'em $300K GTD | 2 | + |
Raymer Wins A PotFeb 07, '15
The river brought the 2 Player Tags: Greg Raymer Flight 1B: CPTV Talks To Greg Raymer Earlier TodayFeb 07, '15 Earlier today Card Player TV caught up with 2004 World Series of Poker main event champ Greg Raymer during the first break to discuss his day so far, his success in buy-ins of this size and his background at Foxwoods Resort Casino. Check out the video below: Player Tags: Greg Raymer Flight 1B: Raymer Doubles UpFeb 07, '15
The flop brought the A The player in the hijack then cut out a raise to 11,000. After a short pause Raymer announced that he was all-in. The button folded and the hijack quickly called, having Raymer covered by just a few thousand. Raymer flipped over his 10 The board completed with the 5 Player Tags: Greg Raymer Flight 1B: Level 2 UpdatesFeb 07, '15
During Season II at Foxwoods Leong won the $600 no-limit hold’em, took third in the $400 no-limit hold’em and finished 52 in the $300 no-limit hold’em. For Season III, Leong finished fourth in the $400 no-limit hold’em and 14th in the $600 no-limit hold’em. Greg Raymer has a sense of humor. Raymer is currently on bullet number 3 in this tournament and recently used the ShareMyPair app to break down a hand. “lol still running good on my 3d bullet flight b @FoxwoodsPoker @CardPlayerPoker main event. 99% he calls the 10K river bet on any brick.” There are currently 51 players in flight 1B. Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Christopher Leong Flight 1B: Level 1 UpdatesFeb 07, '15
There are 38 players currently in flight 1B, but we expect that number to soar as the clock ticks forward. Player Tags: Greg Raymer Updates From Level 7Feb 07, '15
But St. Vincent did not pick up a pair of fours, or a straight, or a flush or a straight flush. The board ran out 9 Terry Grimes and former World Series of Poker National Champion Ryan Eriquezzo have joined the field. Greg Raymer was eliminated for the second time today, however with registration open for flight 1 until 4:50 pm and registration open for flight 2 until 9:50 pm, we doubt we have seen the last of the former WSOP main event champion in this tournament. Flight 1 has so far amassed 177 entries with 134 remaining. In about an 45 minutes, flight 2 of day 1 will get underway and we will have the final numbers and prizepool information available once registration closes. Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Ryan Eriquezzo, Terry Grimes, Bradley St. Vincent Card Player TV Talks To Greg Raymer Early On Day 1Feb 07, '15 Card Player TV caught up with 2004 World Series of Poker main event champ Greg Raymer during the first break to discuss his day so far, his success in buy-ins of this size and his background at Foxwoods Resort Casino. Check out the video below: Player Tags: Greg Raymer Updates from Level 5Feb 07, '15
“Even if you are walking slow, like 22-25 minutes a mile. That would be slow,” Dowling said, seeming to imply if his tablemates took their time, the 26 miles would be doable. We aren’t sure if Dowling was attempting to place a wager on this task, but it appears that if he was, Tryba and Dobrilovic were not biting. Over on the other side of the tournament area, Greg Raymer was eliminated but quickly re-entered. Elsewhere, former Card Player Poker Tour Foxwoods final tablist Brad St. Vincent scooped up a decent sized pot by moving all-in on the river. With the board reading J Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Christopher Tryba, Bartley Dowling, Bradley St. Vincent, Tom Dobrilovic Greg Raymer Offers Some InsightFeb 07, '15 Greg Raymer broke down a recent hand as follows: “from level 2 day 1a @FoxwoodsPoker @CardPlayerPoker main. Didn’t think villain was ever bluffing river, but felt his range included a lot of aces up hands, plus maybe J9. In hindsight, not sure if his call on turn was to be deceptive, or timidly waiting for safe river card (not a flush card, and didn’t pair the board). Player Tags: Greg Raymer Raymer Takes One DownFeb 07, '15
As a result it will probably be a while before players start getting in large percentages of their stacks. Most pots for now will probably look somewhat like the following, won by Greg Raymer. With a limper already in the pot the player in the hijack raised to 500 and the cutoff called. Raymer made it 1,300 to go from the big blind, the limper folded and both late position players called. The flop brought the K He raked in the pot to keep rebuild his stack to just below the starting amount. Player Tags: Greg Raymer |
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| Feb 07, '15 | CPPT III - Foxwoods Resort Casino | $1,650 No-Limit Hold'em $300K GTD | 1 | + |
Raymer Wins A PotFeb 07, '15
The river brought the 2 Player Tags: Greg Raymer Flight 1B: CPTV Talks To Greg Raymer Earlier TodayFeb 07, '15 Earlier today Card Player TV caught up with 2004 World Series of Poker main event champ Greg Raymer during the first break to discuss his day so far, his success in buy-ins of this size and his background at Foxwoods Resort Casino. Check out the video below: Player Tags: Greg Raymer Flight 1B: Raymer Doubles UpFeb 07, '15
The flop brought the A The player in the hijack then cut out a raise to 11,000. After a short pause Raymer announced that he was all-in. The button folded and the hijack quickly called, having Raymer covered by just a few thousand. Raymer flipped over his 10 The board completed with the 5 Player Tags: Greg Raymer Flight 1B: Level 2 UpdatesFeb 07, '15
During Season II at Foxwoods Leong won the $600 no-limit hold’em, took third in the $400 no-limit hold’em and finished 52 in the $300 no-limit hold’em. For Season III, Leong finished fourth in the $400 no-limit hold’em and 14th in the $600 no-limit hold’em. Greg Raymer has a sense of humor. Raymer is currently on bullet number 3 in this tournament and recently used the ShareMyPair app to break down a hand. “lol still running good on my 3d bullet flight b @FoxwoodsPoker @CardPlayerPoker main event. 99% he calls the 10K river bet on any brick.” There are currently 51 players in flight 1B. Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Christopher Leong Flight 1B: Level 1 UpdatesFeb 07, '15
There are 38 players currently in flight 1B, but we expect that number to soar as the clock ticks forward. Player Tags: Greg Raymer Updates From Level 7Feb 07, '15
But St. Vincent did not pick up a pair of fours, or a straight, or a flush or a straight flush. The board ran out 9 Terry Grimes and former World Series of Poker National Champion Ryan Eriquezzo have joined the field. Greg Raymer was eliminated for the second time today, however with registration open for flight 1 until 4:50 pm and registration open for flight 2 until 9:50 pm, we doubt we have seen the last of the former WSOP main event champion in this tournament. Flight 1 has so far amassed 177 entries with 134 remaining. In about an 45 minutes, flight 2 of day 1 will get underway and we will have the final numbers and prizepool information available once registration closes. Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Ryan Eriquezzo, Terry Grimes, Bradley St. Vincent Card Player TV Talks To Greg Raymer Early On Day 1Feb 07, '15 Card Player TV caught up with 2004 World Series of Poker main event champ Greg Raymer during the first break to discuss his day so far, his success in buy-ins of this size and his background at Foxwoods Resort Casino. Check out the video below: Player Tags: Greg Raymer Updates from Level 5Feb 07, '15
“Even if you are walking slow, like 22-25 minutes a mile. That would be slow,” Dowling said, seeming to imply if his tablemates took their time, the 26 miles would be doable. We aren’t sure if Dowling was attempting to place a wager on this task, but it appears that if he was, Tryba and Dobrilovic were not biting. Over on the other side of the tournament area, Greg Raymer was eliminated but quickly re-entered. Elsewhere, former Card Player Poker Tour Foxwoods final tablist Brad St. Vincent scooped up a decent sized pot by moving all-in on the river. With the board reading J Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Christopher Tryba, Bartley Dowling, Bradley St. Vincent, Tom Dobrilovic Greg Raymer Offers Some InsightFeb 07, '15 Greg Raymer broke down a recent hand as follows: “from level 2 day 1a @FoxwoodsPoker @CardPlayerPoker main. Didn’t think villain was ever bluffing river, but felt his range included a lot of aces up hands, plus maybe J9. In hindsight, not sure if his call on turn was to be deceptive, or timidly waiting for safe river card (not a flush card, and didn’t pair the board). Player Tags: Greg Raymer Raymer Takes One DownFeb 07, '15
As a result it will probably be a while before players start getting in large percentages of their stacks. Most pots for now will probably look somewhat like the following, won by Greg Raymer. With a limper already in the pot the player in the hijack raised to 500 and the cutoff called. Raymer made it 1,300 to go from the big blind, the limper folded and both late position players called. The flop brought the K He raked in the pot to keep rebuild his stack to just below the starting amount. Player Tags: Greg Raymer |
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| Jun 29, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 50 - $2,500 Six-Handed 10-Game Mix | 3 | + |
Event No. 50 Final Day Updates Begin with Official Final Table of Six PlayersJun 29, '13 The final day of Event No. 50 ($2,500 Six-Handed 10-Game Mixed) begins with 20 players from the initial field of 372 and they will be playing down to a champion tonight. Cards get into the air at 2 p.m. and that’s when the remaining field will begin to march down to the final table. Notables still in the hunt include Robert Williamson III, Konstantin Puchkov, Greg Raymer, Mike Wattel, Tom McCormick, and Bruno Fitoussi. Card Player will bring you level-by-level updates with chip counts and payouts once the official final table begins with the final six players in the event. Tune back in at that time to see which player will walk away with the top prize of $220,061 and a World Series of Poker gold bracelet. Player Tags: Greg Raymer |
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| Jun 11, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 Deuce-to-Seven Lowball Championship | 3 | + |
Level 20: Raymer Eliminated 9th, Unofficial Final Table Now UnderwayJun 11, '11 NOTE: Play ended last night with 9 players spread out over two tables and resumed today at 3:00pm. John Juanda started the day as the short stack and managed to double up through Greg Raymer early on with a pat 9 against Raymer’s pat 10. Juanda then made a run at the chip lead amassing over 500,000 at one point before surrendering a huge pot to Richard Ashby which put Ashby on top and dropped Juanda down to about 350,000. Raymer on the other hand wouldn’t be so lucky as he was eliminated in 9th place ($27,928) after Raymer paired jacks against Juanda’s made ten. With Raymer’s 9th place elimination, the final eight players have consolidated to one table where one more player will need to be eliminated before the official seven-handed final table is set. Blinds: 6,000-12,000 with a 3,000 ante Players Remaining: 8 out of 126 Average Chip Count: 472,500 Chip Counts: 1. Richard Ashby – 835,000 Payouts: 1st. $367,170 Eliminations: 9th. Greg Raymer – $27,928 Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates until a champion is crowned. Player Tags: John Juanda, Hasan Habib, Phil Hellmuth, Joe Cassidy, Greg Raymer, Richard Ashby, Steve Sung, David Baker |
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| Mar 05, '11 | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 2 | + |
Greg Raymer Defeats Mike MatusowMar 04, '11
Player Tags: Mike Matusow, Greg Raymer Phil Gordon Defeats Greg RaymerMar 05, '11
Raymer held pocket queens, but he was racing for his tournament life against Gordon’s big slick. The board brought a king and Raymer was eliminated. Gordon will now take on the winner of the match between Jennifer Harman and Erik Seidel. Player Tags: Phil Gordon, Greg Raymer |
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| Mar 04, '11 | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship | 1 | + |
Greg Raymer Defeats Mike MatusowMar 04, '11
Player Tags: Mike Matusow, Greg Raymer Phil Gordon Defeats Greg RaymerMar 05, '11
Raymer held pocket queens, but he was racing for his tournament life against Gordon’s big slick. The board brought a king and Raymer was eliminated. Gordon will now take on the winner of the match between Jennifer Harman and Erik Seidel. Player Tags: Phil Gordon, Greg Raymer |
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| Nov 12, '10 | 2010 NAPT Los Angeles | NAPT L.A. Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 4 Update: More Big Names BustNov 12, '10
Players Remaining: 319 (Approximate) Eliminations: Scott Clements Big Hands: Jonathan Aguiar Takes a Hit The hijack raised to 700 preflop and the big blind and Jonathan Aguiar made the call on the button. The flop fell A Flushed Cody Slaubaugh raised to 750 preflop UTG+1 and Tony Cousineau made the call from the big blind. The flop fell 7 Soi Nguyen Eliminated Four players saw a 8 Greg Raymer Doubles Up Tomer Berda raised preflop and Greg Raymer reraised all in. Berda made the call and they flipped over their cards: Berda: A Board: K Raymer doubled up on the hand to get right back to where he started with 30,000. Player Tags: Tony Cousineau, Greg Raymer, Jonathan Aguiar, Cody Slaubaugh, Tomer Berda, Soi Nguyen |
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| Sep 29, '10 | 2010 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VII | EPT London Main Event | 1 | + |
Greg Raymer Approaches Six FiguresSep 29, '10
Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Arnaud Mattern Rockets for "Big Mick G"Sep 29, '10 On a board of J Player Tags: Greg Raymer Steicke vs. RaymerSep 29, '10
The 8 Player Tags: Greg Raymer, David Steicke |
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| Jul 05, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 1 | + |
Level One Hour Two Update: Raymer EliminatedJul 05, '10 Blinds: 50-100 Players Remaining: Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: Lacey Jones – 47,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 31,000 Players Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Big Hands:
The player on the button put in a raise and Beth Shak reraised to 1,050 from the small blind. Action folded back to the button who made the call. The flop ran 8 Shak had around 31,700 after the hand. Boyd’s Aggresion Earns Him One After a raise and reraise preflop, Ductch Boyd and Pierre Neuville saw a flop of 2 Neuville led from the small blind for 1,050 and Boyd quickly made it 3,150. Neuville disgustedly threw his cards into the muck and Boyd stays right around their starting stack.
Chad Batista made a raise to 275 from early position and called a three-bet to 875 from a player in middle position. The flop came 10 Cowboys For Mizrachi Picking up the action after the board had run out 8 His opponent in seat 6 tanked and then threw in the call. Mizrachi tabled K Mizrachi took the pot and he was at 40,000.
Greg Raymer moved all in for his last 2,600 and the next player shoved. Other players in the hand mucked and Raymer was isolated. Raymer: 8 The board ran out K Hennigan Takes One A player raised to 300 and John Hennigan called. The small blind reraised to 1,800 and Hennigan was the only caller. The flop was J His opponent mucked and Hennigan took the pot. He was at 38,000.
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read Q Frey made the call with A Player Tags: Ted Forrest, Michael Mizrachi, John Hennigan, Greg Raymer, Beth Shak, Nick Schulman, Dutch Boyd, Chad Batista Level One, Hour One: Raymer Crippled As Chips Fly EarlyJul 05, '10 Blinds: 50-100 Players Remaining: Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Chip Counts: Nick Schulman – 15,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Barry Shulman – 30,000 Players Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Picking up the action on the flop, the board read Q Raymer: K Raymer was drawing to a flush while his opponent had middle set. The turn was the 8 Rheem Loses Big Chunk Early Chino Rheem raised to 250 from under the gun and three players made the call. The four players saw a flop of 9 Rheem bet 650 and only two of his opponents made the call. The turn was the 6 The river was the 7
Picking up the action on the flop of 7 The turn was the 6 Schulman bet 8,000 and his opponent sprung his trap as he raised to 20,200. Schulman thought for a bit before mucking his hand. His opponent tabled 6 Raymer Triples Up After the under-the-gun player raised to 300, a middle position player called, and Greg Raymer movedl all-in for 1,025. Both opponents called and checked down a board of J “Please nobody say straight,” said Raymer has he flipped up 7c7s. Neither could beat it and he is up to 3,225. Schulman Can’t Get Going Nick Schulman’s stack dropped to 10,000 after betting every street on a board of 5 His opponent check-raised to 6,300 and Schulman let it go. Left In The Deck: Rough Estimate There are 120 tables in the Amazon Room going and there are 15 tables in the Pavillion. Those tables are breaking fast and soon all of the players will be playing in the Amazon Room. They will be playing 10-handed early on so we can estimate there are roughly 1,200 players in action on Day 1A. Registration is open until the end of the second level and then we will be able to get an official count on the day. Player Tags: Greg Raymer, Chino Rheem, Nick Schulman |
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| Jun 24, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 2 | + |
Level 14: Seidel And Raymer OutJun 24, '10 Flop Games: 2,500-5,000 blinds Players Remaining: 48 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 150,625 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Steve Billirakis – 340,000 Notable Eliminations: Greg Raymer Big Hands: Razz
Erik Seidel was all in by fifth street against Marco Traniello. Seidel was able to make a 9-8 low on sixth street, but it was squashed by Traniello’s 9-7 made on sixth street as well. The river did not improve Seidel’s hand and he was eliminated. Traniello was up to 163,000 with the knockout. Raymer Out Greg Raymer and John Hennigan tangled in a pot that saw Raymer all in by fifth street. Raymer made a 10-low, but Hennigan was able to squeeze out a 9-low and Raymer made his exit from the tournament. Richey Crippled Bill Chen and Brett Richey were involved in a hand. Here were their boards: Chen: (XXX)6-7-10-2 Chen completed on third street and Richey raised to 10,000 and Chen called. Chen then led out on fourth and fifth street with Richey calling him down. On sixth street, Chen bet again and Richey could not call. He mucked his hand and was left with 11,000. Chen was up to 90,000. Stud/8
Marco Traniello completed to 5,000 and Magnus Persson made the call. Traniello led for 5,000 on fourth street and Persson called. Traniello then led for 10,000 on every street after and Persson called him down, showing 3 Traniello tabled (5 Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Marco Traniello, Greg Raymer, Brett Richey, Bill Chen |
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With a board of 8
6
5
Greg Raymer checked and called a 3,600 bet from his lone opponent, who sat directly to his left.
K
Chris Leong made an appearance. Leong currently holds five cashes in Card Player Poker Tour events, having cashed three times during Season II and twice already this year.
Just as we suspected, Greg Raymer has taken his seat in flight 1b. Raymer is currently on his third bullet of the day.
Brad St. Vincent lost some chips when he called an opponent’s all in. With the board reading 8
After winning a crucial coinflip, Greg Raymer had Mike Matusow on the ropes and looking for a double up. Matusow moved in blind with Q
8
and Raymer looked him up holding K
The board came 9
5
Phil Gordon built up a small lead when he and Greg Raymer got the rest of their chips in the middle.
Blinds: 100-200
on the turn and also the 5
Team PokerStars pros Greg Raymer and Arnaud Mattern just dueled in a pot. The flop read 9-7-4 with two clubs and both Raymer, Mattern and one other opponent checked through to a jack on the turn. The small blind bet 4,000 and Raymer raised to 15,000. Mattern moved all in and the small blind mucked. Raymer made the all-in call and flipped over K
The cutoff bet 900 preflop and David Steicke made the call from the middle position and Team PokerStars pro Greg Raymer also made the call from the late position. The flop fell 9
Aggressive Shak Takes One Away
Q
and Shak fired 1,500. The button thought more a moment before letting his hand go.
2
Chad Bastista Takes One
9
Raymer Done
Nick Schulman Busts
Raymer On Life Support
Schulman Cut In Half
Seidel Eliminated By Traniello
Traniello Rolling