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| Nov 12, '21 | 2021 DeepStack Championship II | $2,500 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $1 Million GTD | 2 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mark Newhouse EliminatedNov 12, '21 A player in the hijack raised and Mark Newhouse moved all in from the cutoff for about 108,000. Action folded back to the original raiser, who quickly called. Newhouse showed A The board ran out Q Mark Newhouse – Eliminated Player Tags: Mark Newhouse |
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| Jul 17, '16 | CPPT IV - DeepStack Extravaganza III | $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em $2 Million GTD | 1 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Chou Chou Doubles Through Mark Newhouse To Take Chip LeadJul 17, '16
Chou then check-raised all in for 45,900. Newhouse went into the tank for about a minute before shoving out a call. Chou rolled over K Newhouse was left with only about 1,200 and was eliminated shortly afterward. Chou is now our chip leader with roughly 115,000. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Chou Chou Mark Newhouse Busts Jonathan DelongJul 17, '16
He finally got his last 15 or so big blinds in with A-K, only to run into the pocket aces of Mark Newhouse. The aces held and Delong hit the rail. Newhouse is now sitting with his starting stack of about 25,000. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Jonathan Delong Mark Newhouse Joins The FieldJul 17, '16
Newhouse made the final table of this event last summer, finishing eighth for $61,373 and will be looking to improve on that finish here in 2016. He has been seated at a table with Jesse Yaginuma, Annette Obrestad and Jonathan Delong. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse |
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| Nov 04, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | WSOP $10,000 Main Event | 11 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mark Newhouse Takes Chip LeadJul 15, '13
Newhouse was relatively short when he doubled up with A-Q versus Morgenstern’s pocket eights. A little bit later, the largest hand of the tournament so far went down, and it was Newhouse vs. Morgenstern once again. Anton Morgenstern raised to 325,000 from the hijack and Mark Newhouse called on the button. Everyone else folded. The flop fell A Morgenstern led for 425,000. Newhouse just called. The 3 Newhouse exposed pocket deuces for a flopped full house, while Morgenstern had A-J for tips. The German was in bad shape, and a 4 Player Tags: Mark Newhouse Mark Newhouse Eliminated in Ninth Place ($733,224)Nov 04, '13
Mark Newhouse survived for quite a while on the short stack, even doubling up when his pocket queens out flopped Marc-Etienne McLaughlin’s pocket kings. About an hour later, he made his final push for his last ten big blinds with 9 The board ran out K The 28-year-old pro from Chapel Hill, North Carolina was gracious in his exit and received a nice round of applause from the crowd in the Penn and Teller Theater at the Rio in Las Vegas. Newhouse, who also holds a World Poker Tour title, came into the final table in eighth place and was a 15-1 underdog to win according to Caesars Entertainment. The professional poker player who now resides in Las Vegas now has over $2.7 million in career tournament earnings, though he primarily considers himself to be a cash-game player. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse |
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| Jul 15, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | WSOP $10,000 Main Event | 10 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mark Newhouse Takes Chip LeadJul 15, '13
Newhouse was relatively short when he doubled up with A-Q versus Morgenstern’s pocket eights. A little bit later, the largest hand of the tournament so far went down, and it was Newhouse vs. Morgenstern once again. Anton Morgenstern raised to 325,000 from the hijack and Mark Newhouse called on the button. Everyone else folded. The flop fell A Morgenstern led for 425,000. Newhouse just called. The 3 Newhouse exposed pocket deuces for a flopped full house, while Morgenstern had A-J for tips. The German was in bad shape, and a 4 Player Tags: Mark Newhouse Mark Newhouse Eliminated in Ninth Place ($733,224)Nov 04, '13
Mark Newhouse survived for quite a while on the short stack, even doubling up when his pocket queens out flopped Marc-Etienne McLaughlin’s pocket kings. About an hour later, he made his final push for his last ten big blinds with 9 The board ran out K The 28-year-old pro from Chapel Hill, North Carolina was gracious in his exit and received a nice round of applause from the crowd in the Penn and Teller Theater at the Rio in Las Vegas. Newhouse, who also holds a World Poker Tour title, came into the final table in eighth place and was a 15-1 underdog to win according to Caesars Entertainment. The professional poker player who now resides in Las Vegas now has over $2.7 million in career tournament earnings, though he primarily considers himself to be a cash-game player. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse |
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| Jul 09, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level Three Update: Day 1C Field Size is 2,181Jul 09, '11
NOTE: Levels are two hours in length and players are starting with 30,000 in chips. Registration will remain open until the end of the second level. Players on Day 1C: 2,181 Blinds: 150-300 Notables Remaining:
Notables Eliminated This Level: Chris Moneymaker Hands: Day 1C Field Size is 2,181 Day 1C has more players in contention than Day 1A and 1B combined with 2,181 players. WSOP staff has also confirmed that more players than that are already registered for tomorrow. This puts the current number of players in the main event at 4,056. Chris Moneymaker Eliminated The flop read J Moneymaker: 3 – 3 Turn and River: 5 Moneymaker was eliminated on the hand and Carlson grew his stack to 40,000. Bard Garrett Loses One Middle position raised preflop and Brad Garrett made the call preflop. The first three cards to hit the table were A The turn fell Q Garrett made an anguished but good-natured display over his misfortune in the hand. He still holds close to 50,000. Featured Poker Tweet — Alex Kamberis
Paul Pierce Takes a Pot The board read A Mark Newhouse on the Rise On a board that read K Newhouse turned over Q Featured Poker Tweet — Phil Collins
CardPlayer TV — Today’s Bracelet Ceremony Player Tags: Chris Moneymaker, Mark Newhouse, Brad Garrett, Nick Binger, Phil Collins, Alex Kamberis |
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| Oct 18, '10 | 2010 Festa Al Lago Classic | WPT Festa Al Lago Main Event | 4 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mark Newhouse Eliminated in 15th Place ($32,240)Oct 18, '10
Newhouse showed A-J, but was behind to Frankenberger’s pocket queens. The board offered no help and Newhouse was shown the exit. Frankenberger now has over 1.8 million. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Andy Frankenberger Jared Jaffee Eliminated in 23rd Place ($19,334)Oct 18, '10
Koon: J Board: 10 Jaffee was eliminated from the tournament in 23rd place and he will take home $19,334 in prize money. Newhouse won the main pot and grew his stack to 650,000. Koon held 365,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Jared Jaffee, Jason Koon David Peters Eliminated in 40th Place ($16,120)Oct 18, '10
Peters showed A Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, David Peters |
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| Jun 17, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship | 2 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 16 Update: Play Starts to SlowJun 17, '10 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 Players Remaining: 21 out of 171 Average Chip Count: 244,285 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Darren Woods – 590,000 Notable Eliminations: Christoph Kwon Big Hands:
Pat Walsh raised from the cutoff and David Baker three-bet from the small blind. Walsh called and the flop was 2 The river was the A Minnullin Flops the Nuts, Gets the Pot Kyle Ray raised and was three-bet by Albert Minnullin. Ray made the call and the two saw a flop of K The turn was the 5 Minnullin showed A
Mark Newhouse got all of his chips in the middle on a K Newhouse held J Christoph Kwon Eliminated Mark Klecan raised from the cutoff and Christoph Kwon three-bet from the small blind. Klecan made the call and the flop was 3 Klecan had 4 Player Tags: David Baker, Brock Parker, Mark Newhouse, Kyle Ray, Albert Minnullin |
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| Mar 02, '10 | 2010 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event | 5 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 7 Update: Masaaki Kagawa Charges to the FrontFeb 27, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 324 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Masaaki Kagawa — 169,000 Average Chip Count: 45,988 Notable Eliminations: Matt Glantz Big Hands:
There was 16,000 in the pot and a board of 6 Matt Glantz Eliminated Matt Glantz was all in along with one other opponent and they both held pocket queens. One opponent had them both covered and he held A A Series of Nice Pots Won without a Showdown Gus vs. Surinder There was 6,500 in the pot and a flop of Q Newhouse Rolls on the River There was 15,500 in the pot along with a board of Q Hedlund Takes One on the Turn There was 16,500 in the pot and a board of A Player Tags: Surinder Sunar, Gus Hansen, Peter Hedlund, Matthew Glantz, Mark Newhouse, Lauren Kling Level 13 Update -- Mark Newhouse Takes the Chip LeadFeb 28, '10 Blinds: 900-1,800 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 110 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Mark Newhouse — 415,000 Average Chip Count: 135,454 Notable Eliminations: Jason Mercier Big Hands:
Mark Newhouse was all in preflop and Jason Smith had him covered. Their cards: Newhouse: A Board: A Newhouse won the hand and doubled up to 400,000 to take the chip lead. Smith was crippled with 22,000 after the hand. Adam Levy Eliminated Adam Levy raised to 3,500 preflop from the hi-jack and seat 5 raised to 14,000 from the small blind. Levy thought for a moment and then reraised all in. Seat 5 made the call and they flipped over their cards: Levy: 10 Board: 10 Levy was eliminated on the hand. Erica Schoenberg Doubles Up Through Mark Seif A pot worth 15,000 sat on the table along with a flop of Q Schoenberg: K Turn and River: 7 Schoenberg doubled up to 123,000 on the hand and Seif held 83,000. Jason Mercier Eliminated Jason Mercier raised to 4,100 under the gun and Tim Begley reraised to 12,700 from the small blind. Mercier then reraised all in for 120,000and Begley made the call. Their cards: Mercier: 9 Board: 8 Mercier was eliminated on the hand and Begley grew his stack to 340,000. Left in the Deck Sibling Rivalry Howard Lederer has been moved to the same table as his sister Annie Duke. The two siblings are seated at table 15 with Lauren Kling, David Singer, Dee Luong, Brett Richey, and Peter Hedlund, which is one of the tougher lineups left at any table in the tournament. High Roller Report The $25,000 no-limit hold’em high roller championship has begun and there are currently 26 players in action in the event. Registration will remain open for the first three levels so that number is likely to grow. All of the big names you would expect are in action in this big-money event from established professionals (Erik Seidel, John Juanda, David Benyamine, and Erick Lindgren) to the best young talent in the game (Bertrand Grospeller, Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Scott Seiver, and Justin Bonomo). Player Tags: Mark Seif, Erica Schoenberg, Mark Newhouse, Adam Levy, Jason Mercier Level 12 Update: Daniel Negreanu and Canada Have Great LevelFeb 28, '10 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 130 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 355,000 Average Chip Count: 114,615 Notable Eliminations: Tony Cousineau Big Hands:
Steve Sung limped in from early position and the cut off raised to 5,300. Both the small blind and big blind called and the action came back to Sung, who reraised to 23,500. The cutoff thought about it for a few minutes before he decided to fold and the small blind surprised many at the table my nonchalantly throwing in the call. The big blind was tempted, but he too folded. The flop came down A This time, Sung fired in 40,000 and the small blind quickly folded. Sung is now stacked with just over 200,000 in chips. David Baker Eliminates Hasan Habib On a flop of 7 “That’s not the hand I wanted to see,” said Baker as he revealed his 6 The turn and river came Q Danny Wong Hits the Rail Danny Wong got the rest of his stack in with A-K only to see that he was up against Mark Newhouse and his pocket jacks. The jacks held and Wong was eliminated. Newhouse now has 250,000 in chips. Todd Brunson Says Goodbye Todd Brunson was short on chips when he decided to make his move. Unfortunately, he ran right into the pocket kings of Daniel Negreanu. The kings held, Brunson busted and Negreanu increased his stack to 355,000. Pat Pezzin Doubles Through Marco Johnson Pat Pezzin was short and moved in for his last 18,500 with Ad 10h. Marco Johnson made the reluctant call with K Pezzin still has work to do with about 40,000 in chips, but Johnson is still relatively safe with 100,000. Left in the Deck Daniel Negreanu’s Day Just Gets Better and Better As many of you may know, the U.S. Hockey team was facing off against the Canadian Hockey team for the Gold medal in the Winter Olympics. With about 30 seconds left on the clock in the third period, Daniel Negreanu came over to fellow Canadian Pat Pezzin for a bit of a premature celebration. Amazingly, the U.S. team score a goal to tie it up and send it into overtime. The heavy American friendly room exploded into celebration and even Tournament Director Matt Savage got in on the act, needling Negreanu back to his table. Of course, the Canadians were the first to score, thus ending the tournament and causing a much smaller celebration to erupt in the room near Negreanu’s table. Negreanu even went so far as to sing the U.S. national anthem as he basked in victory. As a blogger, I should remain impartial, but I must point out the the Olympic system is flawed since the U.S. already beat Canada and scored more goals than they did in the series. Enjoy your tainted win, Daniel. Player Tags: David Baker, Hasan Habib, Daniel Negreanu, Mark Newhouse, Danny Wong Newhizzle Doubles Through WretchyMar 01, '10
On a board reading 7 Newhouse now has 1.5 million and Martin takes a hit down to 500,000. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Dan Martin Jolyne Thompson Busts To Mark NewhouseMar 01, '10
Jolyne Thompson moved all in for her last 83,000 from under the gun and Mark Newhouse called from the small blind. Thompson showed A Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Jolyne Thompson Amir Ghazvinian Eliminated in 53rd Place ($29,323)Mar 01, '10 Level 18 — 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante Tim Begley raised to 12,000 in middle position preflop and Amir Ghazvinian reraised all in for 76,500. Mark Newhouse reraised to 150,000 to isolate on the button and Begley mucked. The two live players then turned over their cards: Newhouse: Q Board: 10 Ghazvinian was eliminated on the hand and he will take home $29,323 in prize money. Newhouse grew his stack to 635,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Amir Ghazvinian, Mark Newhouse David Woo EliminatedMar 01, '10 Level 17 — 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante On a flop of A Woo called all in A The turn and river came 9 Player Tags: Mark Newhouse Mark Newhouse Eliminated in 13th Place ($60,077)Mar 02, '10
Dolan: J Board: 9 Dolan won the hand to grow his stack to 2.1 million and Newhouse was eliminated in 13th place and he took home $60,077. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Raymond Dolan Raymond Dolan Doubles Up Through Mark NewhouseMar 02, '10 Mark Newhouse checked a flop of 8 Dolan: K River: 7 Dolan doubled up to 1,886,000 and Newhouse was knocked down to 320,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Raymond Dolan Bob Kairnes Eliminated in 17th Place ($52,925)Mar 02, '10
Tri Huynh called from the small blind and Dolan folded. Newhouse then decided to call and the dealer spread a flop of 8 The floor is called over and the 7 Kairnes was eliminated, Newhouse moved down too 1.3 million and Huynh is back up to 1.8 million. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Tri Huynh |
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| Mar 01, '10 | 2010 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event | 4 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 7 Update: Masaaki Kagawa Charges to the FrontFeb 27, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 324 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Masaaki Kagawa — 169,000 Average Chip Count: 45,988 Notable Eliminations: Matt Glantz Big Hands:
There was 16,000 in the pot and a board of 6 Matt Glantz Eliminated Matt Glantz was all in along with one other opponent and they both held pocket queens. One opponent had them both covered and he held A A Series of Nice Pots Won without a Showdown Gus vs. Surinder There was 6,500 in the pot and a flop of Q Newhouse Rolls on the River There was 15,500 in the pot along with a board of Q Hedlund Takes One on the Turn There was 16,500 in the pot and a board of A Player Tags: Surinder Sunar, Gus Hansen, Peter Hedlund, Matthew Glantz, Mark Newhouse, Lauren Kling Level 13 Update -- Mark Newhouse Takes the Chip LeadFeb 28, '10 Blinds: 900-1,800 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 110 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Mark Newhouse — 415,000 Average Chip Count: 135,454 Notable Eliminations: Jason Mercier Big Hands:
Mark Newhouse was all in preflop and Jason Smith had him covered. Their cards: Newhouse: A Board: A Newhouse won the hand and doubled up to 400,000 to take the chip lead. Smith was crippled with 22,000 after the hand. Adam Levy Eliminated Adam Levy raised to 3,500 preflop from the hi-jack and seat 5 raised to 14,000 from the small blind. Levy thought for a moment and then reraised all in. Seat 5 made the call and they flipped over their cards: Levy: 10 Board: 10 Levy was eliminated on the hand. Erica Schoenberg Doubles Up Through Mark Seif A pot worth 15,000 sat on the table along with a flop of Q Schoenberg: K Turn and River: 7 Schoenberg doubled up to 123,000 on the hand and Seif held 83,000. Jason Mercier Eliminated Jason Mercier raised to 4,100 under the gun and Tim Begley reraised to 12,700 from the small blind. Mercier then reraised all in for 120,000and Begley made the call. Their cards: Mercier: 9 Board: 8 Mercier was eliminated on the hand and Begley grew his stack to 340,000. Left in the Deck Sibling Rivalry Howard Lederer has been moved to the same table as his sister Annie Duke. The two siblings are seated at table 15 with Lauren Kling, David Singer, Dee Luong, Brett Richey, and Peter Hedlund, which is one of the tougher lineups left at any table in the tournament. High Roller Report The $25,000 no-limit hold’em high roller championship has begun and there are currently 26 players in action in the event. Registration will remain open for the first three levels so that number is likely to grow. All of the big names you would expect are in action in this big-money event from established professionals (Erik Seidel, John Juanda, David Benyamine, and Erick Lindgren) to the best young talent in the game (Bertrand Grospeller, Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Scott Seiver, and Justin Bonomo). Player Tags: Mark Seif, Erica Schoenberg, Mark Newhouse, Adam Levy, Jason Mercier Level 12 Update: Daniel Negreanu and Canada Have Great LevelFeb 28, '10 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 130 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 355,000 Average Chip Count: 114,615 Notable Eliminations: Tony Cousineau Big Hands:
Steve Sung limped in from early position and the cut off raised to 5,300. Both the small blind and big blind called and the action came back to Sung, who reraised to 23,500. The cutoff thought about it for a few minutes before he decided to fold and the small blind surprised many at the table my nonchalantly throwing in the call. The big blind was tempted, but he too folded. The flop came down A This time, Sung fired in 40,000 and the small blind quickly folded. Sung is now stacked with just over 200,000 in chips. David Baker Eliminates Hasan Habib On a flop of 7 “That’s not the hand I wanted to see,” said Baker as he revealed his 6 The turn and river came Q Danny Wong Hits the Rail Danny Wong got the rest of his stack in with A-K only to see that he was up against Mark Newhouse and his pocket jacks. The jacks held and Wong was eliminated. Newhouse now has 250,000 in chips. Todd Brunson Says Goodbye Todd Brunson was short on chips when he decided to make his move. Unfortunately, he ran right into the pocket kings of Daniel Negreanu. The kings held, Brunson busted and Negreanu increased his stack to 355,000. Pat Pezzin Doubles Through Marco Johnson Pat Pezzin was short and moved in for his last 18,500 with Ad 10h. Marco Johnson made the reluctant call with K Pezzin still has work to do with about 40,000 in chips, but Johnson is still relatively safe with 100,000. Left in the Deck Daniel Negreanu’s Day Just Gets Better and Better As many of you may know, the U.S. Hockey team was facing off against the Canadian Hockey team for the Gold medal in the Winter Olympics. With about 30 seconds left on the clock in the third period, Daniel Negreanu came over to fellow Canadian Pat Pezzin for a bit of a premature celebration. Amazingly, the U.S. team score a goal to tie it up and send it into overtime. The heavy American friendly room exploded into celebration and even Tournament Director Matt Savage got in on the act, needling Negreanu back to his table. Of course, the Canadians were the first to score, thus ending the tournament and causing a much smaller celebration to erupt in the room near Negreanu’s table. Negreanu even went so far as to sing the U.S. national anthem as he basked in victory. As a blogger, I should remain impartial, but I must point out the the Olympic system is flawed since the U.S. already beat Canada and scored more goals than they did in the series. Enjoy your tainted win, Daniel. Player Tags: David Baker, Hasan Habib, Daniel Negreanu, Mark Newhouse, Danny Wong Newhizzle Doubles Through WretchyMar 01, '10
On a board reading 7 Newhouse now has 1.5 million and Martin takes a hit down to 500,000. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Dan Martin Jolyne Thompson Busts To Mark NewhouseMar 01, '10
Jolyne Thompson moved all in for her last 83,000 from under the gun and Mark Newhouse called from the small blind. Thompson showed A Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Jolyne Thompson Amir Ghazvinian Eliminated in 53rd Place ($29,323)Mar 01, '10 Level 18 — 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante Tim Begley raised to 12,000 in middle position preflop and Amir Ghazvinian reraised all in for 76,500. Mark Newhouse reraised to 150,000 to isolate on the button and Begley mucked. The two live players then turned over their cards: Newhouse: Q Board: 10 Ghazvinian was eliminated on the hand and he will take home $29,323 in prize money. Newhouse grew his stack to 635,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Amir Ghazvinian, Mark Newhouse David Woo EliminatedMar 01, '10 Level 17 — 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante On a flop of A Woo called all in A The turn and river came 9 Player Tags: Mark Newhouse Mark Newhouse Eliminated in 13th Place ($60,077)Mar 02, '10
Dolan: J Board: 9 Dolan won the hand to grow his stack to 2.1 million and Newhouse was eliminated in 13th place and he took home $60,077. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Raymond Dolan Raymond Dolan Doubles Up Through Mark NewhouseMar 02, '10 Mark Newhouse checked a flop of 8 Dolan: K River: 7 Dolan doubled up to 1,886,000 and Newhouse was knocked down to 320,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Raymond Dolan Bob Kairnes Eliminated in 17th Place ($52,925)Mar 02, '10
Tri Huynh called from the small blind and Dolan folded. Newhouse then decided to call and the dealer spread a flop of 8 The floor is called over and the 7 Kairnes was eliminated, Newhouse moved down too 1.3 million and Huynh is back up to 1.8 million. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Tri Huynh |
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| Feb 28, '10 | 2010 L.A. Poker Classic | WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 7 Update: Masaaki Kagawa Charges to the FrontFeb 27, '10 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 324 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Masaaki Kagawa — 169,000 Average Chip Count: 45,988 Notable Eliminations: Matt Glantz Big Hands:
There was 16,000 in the pot and a board of 6 Matt Glantz Eliminated Matt Glantz was all in along with one other opponent and they both held pocket queens. One opponent had them both covered and he held A A Series of Nice Pots Won without a Showdown Gus vs. Surinder There was 6,500 in the pot and a flop of Q Newhouse Rolls on the River There was 15,500 in the pot along with a board of Q Hedlund Takes One on the Turn There was 16,500 in the pot and a board of A Player Tags: Surinder Sunar, Gus Hansen, Peter Hedlund, Matthew Glantz, Mark Newhouse, Lauren Kling Level 13 Update -- Mark Newhouse Takes the Chip LeadFeb 28, '10 Blinds: 900-1,800 with a 300 ante Players Remaining: 110 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Mark Newhouse — 415,000 Average Chip Count: 135,454 Notable Eliminations: Jason Mercier Big Hands:
Mark Newhouse was all in preflop and Jason Smith had him covered. Their cards: Newhouse: A Board: A Newhouse won the hand and doubled up to 400,000 to take the chip lead. Smith was crippled with 22,000 after the hand. Adam Levy Eliminated Adam Levy raised to 3,500 preflop from the hi-jack and seat 5 raised to 14,000 from the small blind. Levy thought for a moment and then reraised all in. Seat 5 made the call and they flipped over their cards: Levy: 10 Board: 10 Levy was eliminated on the hand. Erica Schoenberg Doubles Up Through Mark Seif A pot worth 15,000 sat on the table along with a flop of Q Schoenberg: K Turn and River: 7 Schoenberg doubled up to 123,000 on the hand and Seif held 83,000. Jason Mercier Eliminated Jason Mercier raised to 4,100 under the gun and Tim Begley reraised to 12,700 from the small blind. Mercier then reraised all in for 120,000and Begley made the call. Their cards: Mercier: 9 Board: 8 Mercier was eliminated on the hand and Begley grew his stack to 340,000. Left in the Deck Sibling Rivalry Howard Lederer has been moved to the same table as his sister Annie Duke. The two siblings are seated at table 15 with Lauren Kling, David Singer, Dee Luong, Brett Richey, and Peter Hedlund, which is one of the tougher lineups left at any table in the tournament. High Roller Report The $25,000 no-limit hold’em high roller championship has begun and there are currently 26 players in action in the event. Registration will remain open for the first three levels so that number is likely to grow. All of the big names you would expect are in action in this big-money event from established professionals (Erik Seidel, John Juanda, David Benyamine, and Erick Lindgren) to the best young talent in the game (Bertrand Grospeller, Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Scott Seiver, and Justin Bonomo). Player Tags: Mark Seif, Erica Schoenberg, Mark Newhouse, Adam Levy, Jason Mercier Level 12 Update: Daniel Negreanu and Canada Have Great LevelFeb 28, '10 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 130 out of 745 Chip Counts: 1. Daniel Negreanu — 355,000 Average Chip Count: 114,615 Notable Eliminations: Tony Cousineau Big Hands:
Steve Sung limped in from early position and the cut off raised to 5,300. Both the small blind and big blind called and the action came back to Sung, who reraised to 23,500. The cutoff thought about it for a few minutes before he decided to fold and the small blind surprised many at the table my nonchalantly throwing in the call. The big blind was tempted, but he too folded. The flop came down A This time, Sung fired in 40,000 and the small blind quickly folded. Sung is now stacked with just over 200,000 in chips. David Baker Eliminates Hasan Habib On a flop of 7 “That’s not the hand I wanted to see,” said Baker as he revealed his 6 The turn and river came Q Danny Wong Hits the Rail Danny Wong got the rest of his stack in with A-K only to see that he was up against Mark Newhouse and his pocket jacks. The jacks held and Wong was eliminated. Newhouse now has 250,000 in chips. Todd Brunson Says Goodbye Todd Brunson was short on chips when he decided to make his move. Unfortunately, he ran right into the pocket kings of Daniel Negreanu. The kings held, Brunson busted and Negreanu increased his stack to 355,000. Pat Pezzin Doubles Through Marco Johnson Pat Pezzin was short and moved in for his last 18,500 with Ad 10h. Marco Johnson made the reluctant call with K Pezzin still has work to do with about 40,000 in chips, but Johnson is still relatively safe with 100,000. Left in the Deck Daniel Negreanu’s Day Just Gets Better and Better As many of you may know, the U.S. Hockey team was facing off against the Canadian Hockey team for the Gold medal in the Winter Olympics. With about 30 seconds left on the clock in the third period, Daniel Negreanu came over to fellow Canadian Pat Pezzin for a bit of a premature celebration. Amazingly, the U.S. team score a goal to tie it up and send it into overtime. The heavy American friendly room exploded into celebration and even Tournament Director Matt Savage got in on the act, needling Negreanu back to his table. Of course, the Canadians were the first to score, thus ending the tournament and causing a much smaller celebration to erupt in the room near Negreanu’s table. Negreanu even went so far as to sing the U.S. national anthem as he basked in victory. As a blogger, I should remain impartial, but I must point out the the Olympic system is flawed since the U.S. already beat Canada and scored more goals than they did in the series. Enjoy your tainted win, Daniel. Player Tags: David Baker, Hasan Habib, Daniel Negreanu, Mark Newhouse, Danny Wong Newhizzle Doubles Through WretchyMar 01, '10
On a board reading 7 Newhouse now has 1.5 million and Martin takes a hit down to 500,000. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Dan Martin Jolyne Thompson Busts To Mark NewhouseMar 01, '10
Jolyne Thompson moved all in for her last 83,000 from under the gun and Mark Newhouse called from the small blind. Thompson showed A Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Jolyne Thompson Amir Ghazvinian Eliminated in 53rd Place ($29,323)Mar 01, '10 Level 18 — 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante Tim Begley raised to 12,000 in middle position preflop and Amir Ghazvinian reraised all in for 76,500. Mark Newhouse reraised to 150,000 to isolate on the button and Begley mucked. The two live players then turned over their cards: Newhouse: Q Board: 10 Ghazvinian was eliminated on the hand and he will take home $29,323 in prize money. Newhouse grew his stack to 635,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Amir Ghazvinian, Mark Newhouse David Woo EliminatedMar 01, '10 Level 17 — 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante On a flop of A Woo called all in A The turn and river came 9 Player Tags: Mark Newhouse Mark Newhouse Eliminated in 13th Place ($60,077)Mar 02, '10
Dolan: J Board: 9 Dolan won the hand to grow his stack to 2.1 million and Newhouse was eliminated in 13th place and he took home $60,077. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Raymond Dolan Raymond Dolan Doubles Up Through Mark NewhouseMar 02, '10 Mark Newhouse checked a flop of 8 Dolan: K River: 7 Dolan doubled up to 1,886,000 and Newhouse was knocked down to 320,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Raymond Dolan Bob Kairnes Eliminated in 17th Place ($52,925)Mar 02, '10
Tri Huynh called from the small blind and Dolan folded. Newhouse then decided to call and the dealer spread a flop of 8 The floor is called over and the 7 Kairnes was eliminated, Newhouse moved down too 1.3 million and Huynh is back up to 1.8 million. Player Tags: Mark Newhouse, Tri Huynh |
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On a board of K
Jonathan Delong had a miserable day here at the Venetian, losing a big pot to Jason Manger in level 2 to be left with a short stack.
With close to 30 million with just 24 left, German Anton Morgenstern looked like a near lock to make the final table. However, poker pro Mark Newhouse ended up crushing his soul.
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on the river didn’t change things.
It took 36 hands for the first casualty of the final table to make his presence known.
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when Chris Moneymaker got the last of chips (About 10,000) into the middle against Carl Carlson. Their cards:
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Mark Newhouse raised and Andy Frankenberger reraised to 100,000 behind him. Newhouse then moved all in and Frankenberger called.
Jason Koon raised in late position and Mark Newhouse reraised all in from the button for 207,000. Jared Jaffee then reraised all in for 340,000 over the top of Newhouse and Koon made the call. The three players then flipped over their cards:
David Peters moved all in from under the gun for about 80,000 and was called by Mark Newhouse with pocket tens.
Ladies Hold For Baker
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and Walsh called a bet from Baker. The turn was the 9
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Newhouse’s Jacks Can’t Hold
Lauren Kling Grows her Stack
Mark Newhouse Doubles Up to take the Chip Lead
Steve Sung Applies Pressure
Level 21 — 5,000-10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Level 19 — 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante
Raymond Dolan raised to 32,000 from the cutoff and Mark Newhouse reraised all in from the big blind for 263,000. Dolan made the call and they flipped over their cards:
Raymond Dolan raised to 42,000 and Mark Newhouse called from the cutoff. Bob Kairnes then moved all in for about 350,000 from the button.