| Oct 17, '19 |
CPPT VII - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em Quantum Main Event $500K GTD |
1 |
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Adam Weinraub Chops One Up
Oct 17, '19
 Facing an open to 4,500, CPPT Ocean’s Eleven San Diego Classic champion Adam Weinraub moved all-in for 19,400. His opponent called and tabled the A 10. Weinraub was in a dominant position with the A K , but his opponent picked up plenty of outs on a 754 flop.
The turn brought the 6 and the player with the flush draw called for a chip. The 8 on the river complied with his request, and the pot was split between the two with a straight on the board.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Weinraub Wins Without Showdown
Oct 17, '19
With a board of KQ64J the player in the hijack bet 10,000 and CPPT Ocean’s Eleven San Diego Classic champion Adam Weinraub raised to 27,000 on the button.
The initial better went into the tank and eventually folded, showing QJ for queens and jacks. Weinraub flashed the 109 for a rivered straight as he dragged the sizable pot.
Weinraub now sits with 115,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Takes A Family Pot
Oct 17, '19
Adam Demersseman limped in from under the gun and it started a cascade of limps. Adam Weinraub limped in from middle position, Jared Griener limped in from the cutoff, the player on the button limped, the small blind completed and Danny Illingworth checked his option in the big blind.
All six players at the table took a flop of J62. Action checked to Weinraub, who bet 700. Only Demersseman called and they were heads-up to the 8 turn card.
Both players checked the turn and the 7 came on the river. Demersseman checked again and Weinraub bet 2,000. Demersseman folded and Weinraub dragged the pot.
Adam Weinraub – 27,000
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Wins One Off Jared Griener
Oct 17, '19
 With a flop of AK7 CPPT Ocean’s Eleven San Diego Classic champion Adam Weinraub checked and Jared Griener checked behind.
The turn brought the 3 and Weinraub bet 1,100. Griener called and the 8 completed the board.
Weinraub bet 3,500 and Griener thought it over before making the call. Weinraub showed down AQ for top pair with a queen kicked. Griener mucked and fell to just over starting stack, while Weinraub took down the pot to climb to 29,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Jared Griener
Loaded Field Early
Oct 17, '19
 Players are still filtering into the tournament area as the first level of the day nears its halfway mark. There are 35 entries in the field thus far, but registration is open for another eight levels before the Day 1A field is finalized.
While small, the field is full of poker talent. Pete Hengsakul, Sohale Khalili, World Poker Tour Champion Matt Salsberg, WPT Champion Jared Griener, Adam Volen, William Wolf, Jason Bral, and Card Player Poker Tour Oceans Eleven San Diego Poker Classic Champion Adam Weinraub are all in the field so far.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Matthew Salsberg
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| Oct 18, '17 |
CPPT V - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum CPPT ME $400K GTD |
5 |
+ |
Adam Weinraub Eliminated By Nika Futterman
Oct 16, '17
Adam Weinraub was all-in holding 44 against the AA of Nike Futterman.
The board ran out AJ378 and Weinraub was eliminated.
Futterman now has 135,000, while Weinraub headed to the registration line to re-enter the tournament.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Nika Futterman
Some Chip Counts From The Field
Oct 17, '17
Here’s a look at some chip counts from the field.
| Player Name |
Chip Count |
| Adam Weinraub |
1,100,000 |
| Adam Geyer |
740,000 |
| Michael Ung |
740,000 |
| Jonathan Karamalikis |
720,000 |
| Frank Lin |
710,000 |
| Marcos Exterkotter |
670,000 |
| Gladys Landegger |
630,000 |
| Larry Quang |
620,000 |
| Michael Zelman |
570,000 |
| Owen Crowe |
535,000 |
| Andrew Wisdom |
505,000 |
| Rajesh Jagannadham |
480,000 |
| Matt McEwan |
380,000 |
| Duey Duong |
375,000 |
| Jake Balsiger |
300,000 |
| Chris Klodnicki |
270,000 |
| Huy Lam |
245,000 |
| Kevin Song |
220,000 |
| Bill Fagerbakke |
180,000 |
| Ardavan Yazdi |
175,000 |
| Joe Serock |
140,000 |
| Jim Collopy |
120,000 |
| Men Nguyen |
110,000 |
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Crosses The Million Mark
Oct 17, '17
With a board of 10537A Adam Weinraub checked and the player in the cutoff moved all-in for around 270,000.
Weinraub thought it over for quite a while before electing to make the call with the 77 for a turned set.
His opponent could only produce the 54 for a pair and a straight draw that he turned into a bluff on the river.
With that Weinraub raked in the massive pot worth around 1,000,000 in chips and grew his stack to 1,240,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
The 500 Club
Oct 17, '17
 With the average stack at 240,000, there are currently just four players above the 500,000 mark.
Adam Weinraub — 750,000
Michael Zelman — 660,000
Marcos Exterkotter — 645,00
Adam Geyer — 520,000
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Takes The Chip Lead
Oct 17, '17
We just walked over to see that Adam Weinraub is sitting on a massive pile of chips totaling 515,000. When asked how he accumulated so much, Weinraub kept it simple.
“I flopped a full house, flopped a set, made some hands,” explained Weinraub. “I actually started off losing 30 percent of my stack today.”
Weinraub fired at least a couple of bullets during the day 1 flights at $1,100 a piece, but his $4,300 entry in today’s day 2 field is currently worth the chip lead.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Eliminated In 7th Place ($18,355)
Oct 18, '17
 Mike Yacoubian raised to 230,000 from under the gun and it folded to Adam Weinraub on the button. He moved all-in for 945,000 total and after some thought Yacoubian made the call with the JJ.
Weinraub held the 66.
The board ran out 7542A and Yacoubian’s jackes held up to earn him the pot. His stack grew to 5,750,000 while Weinraub was sent to the rail hin seventh place. He earned $18,355 for his deep run.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Goswin Siemsen Doubles Through Adam Weinraub
Oct 18, '17
 Adam Weinraub raised to 200,000 from the button and Goswin Siemsen moved all-in for 1,340,000.
Weinraub made the call with the KJ and found that he was up against the A4.
The board ran out 8654Q and Siemsen’s hand held up, earning him the double up to over 2.7 million.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
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| Oct 17, '17 |
CPPT V - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum CPPT ME $400K GTD |
4 |
+ |
Adam Weinraub Eliminated By Nika Futterman
Oct 16, '17
Adam Weinraub was all-in holding 44 against the AA of Nike Futterman.
The board ran out AJ378 and Weinraub was eliminated.
Futterman now has 135,000, while Weinraub headed to the registration line to re-enter the tournament.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Nika Futterman
Some Chip Counts From The Field
Oct 17, '17
Here’s a look at some chip counts from the field.
| Player Name |
Chip Count |
| Adam Weinraub |
1,100,000 |
| Adam Geyer |
740,000 |
| Michael Ung |
740,000 |
| Jonathan Karamalikis |
720,000 |
| Frank Lin |
710,000 |
| Marcos Exterkotter |
670,000 |
| Gladys Landegger |
630,000 |
| Larry Quang |
620,000 |
| Michael Zelman |
570,000 |
| Owen Crowe |
535,000 |
| Andrew Wisdom |
505,000 |
| Rajesh Jagannadham |
480,000 |
| Matt McEwan |
380,000 |
| Duey Duong |
375,000 |
| Jake Balsiger |
300,000 |
| Chris Klodnicki |
270,000 |
| Huy Lam |
245,000 |
| Kevin Song |
220,000 |
| Bill Fagerbakke |
180,000 |
| Ardavan Yazdi |
175,000 |
| Joe Serock |
140,000 |
| Jim Collopy |
120,000 |
| Men Nguyen |
110,000 |
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Crosses The Million Mark
Oct 17, '17
With a board of 10537A Adam Weinraub checked and the player in the cutoff moved all-in for around 270,000.
Weinraub thought it over for quite a while before electing to make the call with the 77 for a turned set.
His opponent could only produce the 54 for a pair and a straight draw that he turned into a bluff on the river.
With that Weinraub raked in the massive pot worth around 1,000,000 in chips and grew his stack to 1,240,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
The 500 Club
Oct 17, '17
With the average stack at 240,000, there are currently just four players above the 500,000 mark.
Adam Weinraub — 750,000
Michael Zelman — 660,000
Marcos Exterkotter — 645,00
Adam Geyer — 520,000
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Takes The Chip Lead
Oct 17, '17
We just walked over to see that Adam Weinraub is sitting on a massive pile of chips totaling 515,000. When asked how he accumulated so much, Weinraub kept it simple.
“I flopped a full house, flopped a set, made some hands,” explained Weinraub. “I actually started off losing 30 percent of my stack today.”
Weinraub fired at least a couple of bullets during the day 1 flights at $1,100 a piece, but his $4,300 entry in today’s day 2 field is currently worth the chip lead.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Eliminated In 7th Place ($18,355)
Oct 18, '17
Mike Yacoubian raised to 230,000 from under the gun and it folded to Adam Weinraub on the button. He moved all-in for 945,000 total and after some thought Yacoubian made the call with the JJ.
Weinraub held the 66.
The board ran out 7542A and Yacoubian’s jackes held up to earn him the pot. His stack grew to 5,750,000 while Weinraub was sent to the rail hin seventh place. He earned $18,355 for his deep run.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Goswin Siemsen Doubles Through Adam Weinraub
Oct 18, '17
Adam Weinraub raised to 200,000 from the button and Goswin Siemsen moved all-in for 1,340,000.
Weinraub made the call with the KJ and found that he was up against the A4.
The board ran out 8654Q and Siemsen’s hand held up, earning him the double up to over 2.7 million.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
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| Oct 16, '17 |
CPPT V - The Bicycle Casino |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum CPPT ME $400K GTD |
3 |
+ |
Adam Weinraub Eliminated By Nika Futterman
Oct 16, '17
Adam Weinraub was all-in holding 44 against the AA of Nike Futterman.
The board ran out AJ378 and Weinraub was eliminated.
Futterman now has 135,000, while Weinraub headed to the registration line to re-enter the tournament.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Nika Futterman
Some Chip Counts From The Field
Oct 17, '17
Here’s a look at some chip counts from the field.
| Player Name |
Chip Count |
| Adam Weinraub |
1,100,000 |
| Adam Geyer |
740,000 |
| Michael Ung |
740,000 |
| Jonathan Karamalikis |
720,000 |
| Frank Lin |
710,000 |
| Marcos Exterkotter |
670,000 |
| Gladys Landegger |
630,000 |
| Larry Quang |
620,000 |
| Michael Zelman |
570,000 |
| Owen Crowe |
535,000 |
| Andrew Wisdom |
505,000 |
| Rajesh Jagannadham |
480,000 |
| Matt McEwan |
380,000 |
| Duey Duong |
375,000 |
| Jake Balsiger |
300,000 |
| Chris Klodnicki |
270,000 |
| Huy Lam |
245,000 |
| Kevin Song |
220,000 |
| Bill Fagerbakke |
180,000 |
| Ardavan Yazdi |
175,000 |
| Joe Serock |
140,000 |
| Jim Collopy |
120,000 |
| Men Nguyen |
110,000 |
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Crosses The Million Mark
Oct 17, '17
With a board of 10537A Adam Weinraub checked and the player in the cutoff moved all-in for around 270,000.
Weinraub thought it over for quite a while before electing to make the call with the 77 for a turned set.
His opponent could only produce the 54 for a pair and a straight draw that he turned into a bluff on the river.
With that Weinraub raked in the massive pot worth around 1,000,000 in chips and grew his stack to 1,240,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
The 500 Club
Oct 17, '17
With the average stack at 240,000, there are currently just four players above the 500,000 mark.
Adam Weinraub — 750,000
Michael Zelman — 660,000
Marcos Exterkotter — 645,00
Adam Geyer — 520,000
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Takes The Chip Lead
Oct 17, '17
We just walked over to see that Adam Weinraub is sitting on a massive pile of chips totaling 515,000. When asked how he accumulated so much, Weinraub kept it simple.
“I flopped a full house, flopped a set, made some hands,” explained Weinraub. “I actually started off losing 30 percent of my stack today.”
Weinraub fired at least a couple of bullets during the day 1 flights at $1,100 a piece, but his $4,300 entry in today’s day 2 field is currently worth the chip lead.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Eliminated In 7th Place ($18,355)
Oct 18, '17
Mike Yacoubian raised to 230,000 from under the gun and it folded to Adam Weinraub on the button. He moved all-in for 945,000 total and after some thought Yacoubian made the call with the JJ.
Weinraub held the 66.
The board ran out 7542A and Yacoubian’s jackes held up to earn him the pot. His stack grew to 5,750,000 while Weinraub was sent to the rail hin seventh place. He earned $18,355 for his deep run.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Goswin Siemsen Doubles Through Adam Weinraub
Oct 18, '17
Adam Weinraub raised to 200,000 from the button and Goswin Siemsen moved all-in for 1,340,000.
Weinraub made the call with the KJ and found that he was up against the A4.
The board ran out 8654Q and Siemsen’s hand held up, earning him the double up to over 2.7 million.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
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| Oct 12, '15 |
CPPT III - Big Poker Oktober |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em |
3 |
+ |
Chips for Brian Gorman
Oct 10, '15
Adam Weinraub limped from the hijack seat and the button followed. The small blind completed and Brian Gorman checked his option from the big blind. After a flop of 654 the small blind checked and Gorman bet 400. Weinraub folded, the button called and the small blind released. The turn was the 4 and Gorman bet 700. The button called and the two saw the 6 on the river. Gorman bet 500 and showed K5 when the button called. The button showed Q8 and Gorman took the pot.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, BRIAN GORMAN
Adam Weinraub Grabs an Early Pot
Oct 10, '15
 The flop read 942 when Adam Weinraub bet 350 under the gun. The button called and the turn fell J. Weinraub bet 525 and the button called. Both players checked the J on the river and Weinraub flipped over A4. The button folded his cards and Weinraub stacked up 32,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Kayla Gilman Wins Two in a Row
Oct 12, '15
Facing a board of 662K Daniel Strelitz cut out a bet of 2,600. Kayla Gilman called and the two saw the A of the river. Strelitz bet 6,000 and Gilman called. Stelitz tabled 109 but Gilman rolled over KJ to claim the pot.
On the very next hand, Adam Weinraub opened to 1,100 from middle position and Gilman three-bet to 3,000. Weinraub called and the two saw a flop of AJ10. Weinraub check-called Gilman’s bet of 4,500 and the two saw the 5 on the turn. Both players checked and saw the 6 on the river. Both player’s checked again and Gilman showed J10. Weinraub did not show his hand.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Kayla Gilman
Weinraub Outkicks Shariati
Oct 12, '15
Adam Weinraub and Mike Shariati were heads up on a flop of 9QA. With about 4,000 already in the middle, Weinraub checked his action. Shariati bet 2,500 and Shariati wasted no time calling.
Fourth street brought the 5 to the felt and Weinraub checked once again. Shariati bet 4,000 and Weinraub once more decided to stay the course.
The river was the 7 and both players checked. Weinraub showed AJ, prompting a sigh from Shariati. He flashed AT for the same pair with a worse kicker before throwing his hand into the muck.
Adam Weinraub – 33,000
Mike Shariati – 26,400
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Mike Shariati
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| Oct 10, '15 |
CPPT III - Big Poker Oktober |
$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em |
1 |
+ |
Chips for Brian Gorman
Oct 10, '15
Adam Weinraub limped from the hijack seat and the button followed. The small blind completed and Brian Gorman checked his option from the big blind. After a flop of 654 the small blind checked and Gorman bet 400. Weinraub folded, the button called and the small blind released. The turn was the 4 and Gorman bet 700. The button called and the two saw the 6 on the river. Gorman bet 500 and showed K5 when the button called. The button showed Q8 and Gorman took the pot.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, BRIAN GORMAN
Adam Weinraub Grabs an Early Pot
Oct 10, '15
The flop read 942 when Adam Weinraub bet 350 under the gun. The button called and the turn fell J. Weinraub bet 525 and the button called. Both players checked the J on the river and Weinraub flipped over A4. The button folded his cards and Weinraub stacked up 32,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Kayla Gilman Wins Two in a Row
Oct 12, '15
Facing a board of 662K Daniel Strelitz cut out a bet of 2,600. Kayla Gilman called and the two saw the A of the river. Strelitz bet 6,000 and Gilman called. Stelitz tabled 109 but Gilman rolled over KJ to claim the pot.
On the very next hand, Adam Weinraub opened to 1,100 from middle position and Gilman three-bet to 3,000. Weinraub called and the two saw a flop of AJ10. Weinraub check-called Gilman’s bet of 4,500 and the two saw the 5 on the turn. Both players checked and saw the 6 on the river. Both player’s checked again and Gilman showed J10. Weinraub did not show his hand.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Kayla Gilman
Weinraub Outkicks Shariati
Oct 12, '15
Adam Weinraub and Mike Shariati were heads up on a flop of 9QA. With about 4,000 already in the middle, Weinraub checked his action. Shariati bet 2,500 and Shariati wasted no time calling.
Fourth street brought the 5 to the felt and Weinraub checked once again. Shariati bet 4,000 and Weinraub once more decided to stay the course.
The river was the 7 and both players checked. Weinraub showed AJ, prompting a sigh from Shariati. He flashed AT for the same pair with a worse kicker before throwing his hand into the muck.
Adam Weinraub – 33,000
Mike Shariati – 26,400
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Mike Shariati
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| Feb 21, '09 |
2009 L.A. Poker Classic |
No-Limit Hold'em Championship (WPT) - Event 35 |
1 |
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Level One Update
Feb 21, '09
Level: 1
Blinds/Antes: 25-50
Score Board
Players Left (Unofficial): 678 of 678
Notable Chip Counts
Chino Rheem: 6,500
Average: 20,000
Big Hands:
 Will Failla Avoids a Flight Home
Will Failla and his opponent in seat 8 have each contributed 1,200 preflop with blinds at 25-50. The flop falls 10-9-5 rainbow and seat 8 raised 1,200 with pocket aces in the hole. Failla made the call with pocket kings in the hole and a 3 falls on the turn. Failla then starts up a dialogue with his opponent. "You are so beat on this hand. I think you should lay it down," goads Failla. "You check, I check," he conitnued, and his opponent obliged. She checked the river as well and Failla avoids an early plane flight home by feeling out his opponent with some table talk.
Featured Tables:
Table 21:
Seat 1: Phil Laak
Seat 2: Chau Giang
Seat 3: Shaun Deeb
Seat 4: Dustin Woolf
Seat 5: Anna Wroblewski
Seat 6: Robert Mizrachi
Seat 7: Dennis Phillips
Seat 9: Joe Sebok
Table 44:
Seat 2: Young Phan
Seat 3: Tont Cousineau
Seat 5: Gavin Smith
Seat 6: Alan Goehring
Seat 7: Jason Mercier
Seat 9: John Hennigan
Left in the Deck
Adam Weinraub Takes Another Bad Beat
 Adam Weinraub took a pretty horrible beat to get knocked out of the $10,000 heads-up tournament the other day here at Commerce Casino, and it looks like his luck is not going to change in the main event. He is seated at a table with Carlos Mortensen, Haralabos Voulgaris, Steve-Paul Ambrose, and Andreas Krause. Early in play Voulgaris was seated on his left when Weinraub was dealt pocket kings and Voulgaris picked up aces. Voulgaris took 8,000 off of Weinraub in the hand, but it was later discovered that he was in the wrong seat and then moved. But not before receiving the 8,000 gift courtesy of Weinraub.
Weinraub's elimination hand from the heads-up event (one of the worst bad beat stories you'll come across):
On the first hand of the match against Alex Bolotin, Weinraub flopped a straight and Bolotin flopped a flush. On the very next hand, Weinraub flopped two pair only to see it lose to Bolotin's rivered straight. Then the bad beat of all bad beats went down when Weinraub flopped quad nines holding J-9. After a series of betting on the 10-10 turn and river, Weinraub was all in and seemingly expected to take the pot. Unfortunately, Bolotin showed pocket tens for higher quads and Weinraub was eliminated.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub, Will Failla
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| Aug 27, '08 |
2008 Legends of Poker (WPT) |
No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event (WPT) |
5 |
+ |
Chip Counts Updated
Aug 23, '08
 The chip counts tab has been updated and there is now a new chip leader. Adam Weinraub currently has 136,000. Weinraub has found success in the L.A. area playing cards, he won the WPT Celebrity Invitational in season V.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Nothing But Doubles
Aug 26, '08
 Both Layne Flack and Adam Weinraub have doubled up during the time that has transpired since the break. The tournament still has 29 players remaining, and two more need to be knocked out before things end on day 3.
Player Tags: Layne Flack, Adam Weinraub
Rodeen Talebi Doubles Up
Aug 26, '08
 On a flop of J 94 Rodeen Talebi gets it all in against Adam Weinraub. Talebi has QQ and Weinraub has outs with A2.
The turn and river come 9 9 and Talebi doubles up to about 150,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Eliminated in 26th Place ($21,125)
Aug 27, '08
After battling awful luck and a short stack for the last few levels of the tournament, former World Poker Tour champion Adam Weinraub has finally been eliminated.
Weinraub check-raised Matt Keikoan's bet all in with king-high and was looked up by Keikoan's top pair, top kicker. The board offered no help and Weinraub was eliminated.
Player Tags: Matt Keikoan, Adam Weinraub
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| Aug 26, '08 |
2008 Legends of Poker (WPT) |
No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event (WPT) |
4 |
+ |
Chip Counts Updated
Aug 23, '08
The chip counts tab has been updated and there is now a new chip leader. Adam Weinraub currently has 136,000. Weinraub has found success in the L.A. area playing cards, he won the WPT Celebrity Invitational in season V.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Nothing But Doubles
Aug 26, '08
Both Layne Flack and Adam Weinraub have doubled up during the time that has transpired since the break. The tournament still has 29 players remaining, and two more need to be knocked out before things end on day 3.
Player Tags: Layne Flack, Adam Weinraub
Rodeen Talebi Doubles Up
Aug 26, '08
On a flop of J94 Rodeen Talebi gets it all in against Adam Weinraub. Talebi has QQ and Weinraub has outs with A2.
The turn and river come 99 and Talebi doubles up to about 150,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Eliminated in 26th Place ($21,125)
Aug 27, '08
After battling awful luck and a short stack for the last few levels of the tournament, former World Poker Tour champion Adam Weinraub has finally been eliminated.
Weinraub check-raised Matt Keikoan's bet all in with king-high and was looked up by Keikoan's top pair, top kicker. The board offered no help and Weinraub was eliminated.
Player Tags: Matt Keikoan, Adam Weinraub
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| Aug 23, '08 |
2008 Legends of Poker (WPT) |
No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event (WPT) |
1 |
+ |
Chip Counts Updated
Aug 23, '08
The chip counts tab has been updated and there is now a new chip leader. Adam Weinraub currently has 136,000. Weinraub has found success in the L.A. area playing cards, he won the WPT Celebrity Invitational in season V.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Nothing But Doubles
Aug 26, '08
Both Layne Flack and Adam Weinraub have doubled up during the time that has transpired since the break. The tournament still has 29 players remaining, and two more need to be knocked out before things end on day 3.
Player Tags: Layne Flack, Adam Weinraub
Rodeen Talebi Doubles Up
Aug 26, '08
On a flop of J94 Rodeen Talebi gets it all in against Adam Weinraub. Talebi has QQ and Weinraub has outs with A2.
The turn and river come 99 and Talebi doubles up to about 150,000.
Player Tags: Adam Weinraub
Adam Weinraub Eliminated in 26th Place ($21,125)
Aug 27, '08
After battling awful luck and a short stack for the last few levels of the tournament, former World Poker Tour champion Adam Weinraub has finally been eliminated.
Weinraub check-raised Matt Keikoan's bet all in with king-high and was looked up by Keikoan's top pair, top kicker. The board offered no help and Weinraub was eliminated.
Player Tags: Matt Keikoan, Adam Weinraub
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