Jeremy Armstrong Poker Tournament Updates

Jeremy Armstrong Eliminated By Brian Canin

Oct 22, '15

Elliot Turner limped in from under the gun, a middle position player called, then Jeremy Armstrong raised to 1,575 from the hijack, leaving 5,000 behind. The player in the cutoff called, as did the player on the button.

Brian Canin, who finished second in the $25,000 GTD prelim event earlier this series, moved all in for around 65,000 from the small blind and action folded back around to Armstrong, who called all in for his last 7,000 or so. The cutoff folded witout issue, but the player on the button, who had around 10,000 chips left let’s out an, “Oh my God,” before she leaned back in her chair to think. She eventually folded what she said was pocket nines.

Canin turned over AA, while Armstrong showed QQ. It was apparently the third hand in a row Armstrong had a big pocket pair only to run into a bigger pocket pair.

Armstrong received no help from the 932JA board and he hit the rail.

Brian Canin – 78,000
Jeremy Armstrong – Eliminated

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Jeremy Armstrong's Stack Decimated

Oct 22, '15

Jeremy Armstrong is down to his last 2,600 after being on the wrong end of the classic Aces versus Kings situation.

With about 15,000 in the pot and a flop reading QJ8 the player under the gun checked and Armstrong bet 10,000. Under the gun quickly shoved for 22,950 and Armstrong snap-called.

Armstrong rolled over KK and was extremely unhappy to see his opponent table AA. The board completed 35 and Armstrong was left with just a few chips.

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Jeremy Armstrong Doubles

Oct 24, '14

A very short stacked Jeremy Armstrong was all in with 98 versus and was called by an opponent with A9.

Armstrong looked like he was due for an exit after a flop of 1062 and was drawing very thin after the 3 fell on the turn. But the 8 river gave him a pair and he doubled up.

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Oliver Li Bests Brian Gorman

Oct 24, '14

Jeremy Armstrong limped from middle position and Brian Gorman completed from the small blind. Oliver Li checked his option from the big blind and after a flop of J106 and three players checked. After the 4 opened on the turn, Gorman bet 4,500. Li called and Armstrong folded. The river was the 7 and Gorman check-called Li 11,000 bet.

Li showed 98 for a straight and Gorman folded his hand without showing.

Player Tags: Jeremy Armstrong,   BRIAN GORMAN,   Oliver Li