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| Oct 15, '14 | CPPT II - Big Poker Oktober | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em | 5 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Notable EliminationsOct 13, '14 Barry Shulman and Amit Makhija are two of the latest casualties of Day 1C. If they are going to take home a CPPT title, they will have to buy in on Day 2 for $4,000 thanks to the quantum reload structure of the Bicycle Casino. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Makhija vs. NguyenOct 15, '14
Hale folded and Makhija called to see the 5 Nguyen didn’t waste much time in mucking his hand and slid to 1.2 million. Makhija chipped up to 1.5 million. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Soi Nguyen Amak Still Around One MillionOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija reached the one million mark several hours ago, and while his stack has not grown much, it hasn’t been getting smaller either. The poker pro seems to be hovering around a solid stack as the night wears on. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Amit Makhija Passes One MillionOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija has joined the list of players to surpass the one million in chips mark. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Top 5 Chip CountsOct 14, '14
Tim Cramer – 1.25 million Player Tags: Matt Weber, Osmin Dardon, Amit Makhija, Cody Shedd Makhija Makes a Full HouseOct 14, '14
The flop came Q Makhija bet 19,000 when the 4 Makhija bet 50,000 and the under-the-gun player moved all-in for about 150,000. Makhija quickly called and showed 6 Trip queens fell to Makhija’s full house and Makhija chipped up to about 565,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Amit Makhija Up to 310KOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija is quietly building his stack on the other side of the room. Makhija recently Tweeted he is up to 310,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija 56 Players Bought In On Day 2!Oct 14, '14
Notables among the 56 include former November Niner Soi Nguyen, two-time WSOP Bracelet winner Barry Shulman, Adam Geyer, Mike Katz, Marco Johnson, Melissa Burr, Phong “Turbo” Nguyen, Amit Makhija and Bart Hanson. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Shan "Pacman" Jing Wins CPPT Bicycle Main EventOct 15, '14
Jing, who’s known as Pacman in the L.A. poker scene, is a regular in card rooms across California. Aside from a few cashes in Las Vegas, the vast majority of Pacman’s $632,489 live tournament earnings come from tournaments in or around L.A.. Before today, Pacman’s largest cash came from winning the 2007 Winnin’ o’ the Green $1,500 main event for $72,600. Now Pacman gets to add another L.A. victory title to his resume along with his first six-figure score. Pacman’s score was the largest of the $663,000 prize pool had to offer. The prize pool far surpassed the $500,000 estimated guarantee thanks to 527 entrants, 56 of whom bought in on day 2 through the Quantum Rebuy option. Pacman’s road to victory involved two lengthy days followed by a shorter final table. The final nine players convened today at 4pm to play down to a winner and quickly got down to five players. Then play stalled a bit and the final five players battled for two-and-a-half hours. After we lost our 5th place finisher, Amit Makhija quickly eliminated two more players and got heads-up with the chip lead. Pacman then doubled up up early on though and when the final two players went on break, Pacman was up to 12.8 million to Makhija’s 8.8 million. That’s when players decided to end things. Makhija and Pacman decided on a nearly even chop (Makhija got $135,980 to Pacman’s $135,981) and a flip for the title. Initially, players wanted to draw a high card but decided on a final hand instead. Pacman got dealt pocket fours while Makhija got ace-nine. A flip ensued and pocket fours held up. Makhija finished 2nd while Shan Jing became the CPPT Bicycle Casino main event champion. Here is a look at the payouts and POY points awarded in this event:
Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Shan Jing Heads-Up Chip CountsOct 15, '14
Here are a look at the chip counts at the start of heads-up play. Amit Makhija – 13 million Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Shan Jing |
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| Oct 14, '14 | CPPT II - Big Poker Oktober | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em | 4 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Notable EliminationsOct 13, '14 Barry Shulman and Amit Makhija are two of the latest casualties of Day 1C. If they are going to take home a CPPT title, they will have to buy in on Day 2 for $4,000 thanks to the quantum reload structure of the Bicycle Casino. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Makhija vs. NguyenOct 15, '14
Hale folded and Makhija called to see the 5 Nguyen didn’t waste much time in mucking his hand and slid to 1.2 million. Makhija chipped up to 1.5 million. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Soi Nguyen Amak Still Around One MillionOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija reached the one million mark several hours ago, and while his stack has not grown much, it hasn’t been getting smaller either. The poker pro seems to be hovering around a solid stack as the night wears on. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Amit Makhija Passes One MillionOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija has joined the list of players to surpass the one million in chips mark. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Top 5 Chip CountsOct 14, '14
Tim Cramer – 1.25 million Player Tags: Matt Weber, Osmin Dardon, Amit Makhija, Cody Shedd Makhija Makes a Full HouseOct 14, '14
The flop came Q Makhija bet 19,000 when the 4 Makhija bet 50,000 and the under-the-gun player moved all-in for about 150,000. Makhija quickly called and showed 6 Trip queens fell to Makhija’s full house and Makhija chipped up to about 565,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Amit Makhija Up to 310KOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija is quietly building his stack on the other side of the room. Makhija recently Tweeted he is up to 310,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija 56 Players Bought In On Day 2!Oct 14, '14
Notables among the 56 include former November Niner Soi Nguyen, two-time WSOP Bracelet winner Barry Shulman, Adam Geyer, Mike Katz, Marco Johnson, Melissa Burr, Phong “Turbo” Nguyen, Amit Makhija and Bart Hanson. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Shan "Pacman" Jing Wins CPPT Bicycle Main EventOct 15, '14
Jing, who’s known as Pacman in the L.A. poker scene, is a regular in card rooms across California. Aside from a few cashes in Las Vegas, the vast majority of Pacman’s $632,489 live tournament earnings come from tournaments in or around L.A.. Before today, Pacman’s largest cash came from winning the 2007 Winnin’ o’ the Green $1,500 main event for $72,600. Now Pacman gets to add another L.A. victory title to his resume along with his first six-figure score. Pacman’s score was the largest of the $663,000 prize pool had to offer. The prize pool far surpassed the $500,000 estimated guarantee thanks to 527 entrants, 56 of whom bought in on day 2 through the Quantum Rebuy option. Pacman’s road to victory involved two lengthy days followed by a shorter final table. The final nine players convened today at 4pm to play down to a winner and quickly got down to five players. Then play stalled a bit and the final five players battled for two-and-a-half hours. After we lost our 5th place finisher, Amit Makhija quickly eliminated two more players and got heads-up with the chip lead. Pacman then doubled up up early on though and when the final two players went on break, Pacman was up to 12.8 million to Makhija’s 8.8 million. That’s when players decided to end things. Makhija and Pacman decided on a nearly even chop (Makhija got $135,980 to Pacman’s $135,981) and a flip for the title. Initially, players wanted to draw a high card but decided on a final hand instead. Pacman got dealt pocket fours while Makhija got ace-nine. A flip ensued and pocket fours held up. Makhija finished 2nd while Shan Jing became the CPPT Bicycle Casino main event champion. Here is a look at the payouts and POY points awarded in this event:
Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Shan Jing Heads-Up Chip CountsOct 15, '14
Here are a look at the chip counts at the start of heads-up play. Amit Makhija – 13 million Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Shan Jing |
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| Oct 13, '14 | CPPT II - Big Poker Oktober | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Notable EliminationsOct 13, '14 Barry Shulman and Amit Makhija are two of the latest casualties of Day 1C. If they are going to take home a CPPT title, they will have to buy in on Day 2 for $4,000 thanks to the quantum reload structure of the Bicycle Casino. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Makhija vs. NguyenOct 15, '14
Hale folded and Makhija called to see the 5 Nguyen didn’t waste much time in mucking his hand and slid to 1.2 million. Makhija chipped up to 1.5 million. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Soi Nguyen Amak Still Around One MillionOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija reached the one million mark several hours ago, and while his stack has not grown much, it hasn’t been getting smaller either. The poker pro seems to be hovering around a solid stack as the night wears on. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Amit Makhija Passes One MillionOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija has joined the list of players to surpass the one million in chips mark. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Top 5 Chip CountsOct 14, '14
Tim Cramer – 1.25 million Player Tags: Matt Weber, Osmin Dardon, Amit Makhija, Cody Shedd Makhija Makes a Full HouseOct 14, '14
The flop came Q Makhija bet 19,000 when the 4 Makhija bet 50,000 and the under-the-gun player moved all-in for about 150,000. Makhija quickly called and showed 6 Trip queens fell to Makhija’s full house and Makhija chipped up to about 565,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Amit Makhija Up to 310KOct 14, '14 Amit Makhija is quietly building his stack on the other side of the room. Makhija recently Tweeted he is up to 310,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija 56 Players Bought In On Day 2!Oct 14, '14
Notables among the 56 include former November Niner Soi Nguyen, two-time WSOP Bracelet winner Barry Shulman, Adam Geyer, Mike Katz, Marco Johnson, Melissa Burr, Phong “Turbo” Nguyen, Amit Makhija and Bart Hanson. Player Tags: Amit Makhija Shan "Pacman" Jing Wins CPPT Bicycle Main EventOct 15, '14
Jing, who’s known as Pacman in the L.A. poker scene, is a regular in card rooms across California. Aside from a few cashes in Las Vegas, the vast majority of Pacman’s $632,489 live tournament earnings come from tournaments in or around L.A.. Before today, Pacman’s largest cash came from winning the 2007 Winnin’ o’ the Green $1,500 main event for $72,600. Now Pacman gets to add another L.A. victory title to his resume along with his first six-figure score. Pacman’s score was the largest of the $663,000 prize pool had to offer. The prize pool far surpassed the $500,000 estimated guarantee thanks to 527 entrants, 56 of whom bought in on day 2 through the Quantum Rebuy option. Pacman’s road to victory involved two lengthy days followed by a shorter final table. The final nine players convened today at 4pm to play down to a winner and quickly got down to five players. Then play stalled a bit and the final five players battled for two-and-a-half hours. After we lost our 5th place finisher, Amit Makhija quickly eliminated two more players and got heads-up with the chip lead. Pacman then doubled up up early on though and when the final two players went on break, Pacman was up to 12.8 million to Makhija’s 8.8 million. That’s when players decided to end things. Makhija and Pacman decided on a nearly even chop (Makhija got $135,980 to Pacman’s $135,981) and a flip for the title. Initially, players wanted to draw a high card but decided on a final hand instead. Pacman got dealt pocket fours while Makhija got ace-nine. A flip ensued and pocket fours held up. Makhija finished 2nd while Shan Jing became the CPPT Bicycle Casino main event champion. Here is a look at the payouts and POY points awarded in this event:
Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Shan Jing Heads-Up Chip CountsOct 15, '14
Here are a look at the chip counts at the start of heads-up play. Amit Makhija – 13 million Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Shan Jing |
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| Jun 04, '13 | 2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 7 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 25 Update: Brent Hanks Out 5th, Amit Makhija Out 4th, Jess Dioquino Out 3rdJun 04, '13 Level: 25 Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 5,000 ante Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,837 Average Chip Count: 2,755,500 Chip Counts: Seat 1: Matt Waxman – 3,100,000 Players Eliminated: 3rd: Jess Dioquino – $130,825 Live Updates:
Eric Baldwin moved all in pre flop from the small blind and Brent Hanks called all in on the big blind for close to 300,000. The two players then revealed their hands. Baldwin: 3 Board: 10 Baldwin connected with a three on the flop for a set and it held up for him to grow his stack to 815,000 and Hanks was eliminated in fifth place. Amit Makhija Eliminated in Fourth Place ($94,353)
Waxman A The turn and river were dealt 5 Jess Dioquino Eliminated in Third Place ($130,825) Eric Baldwin doubled up through Jess Dioquino holding pocket jacks over the pocket tens of Dioquino on a board that missed them both. This left Dioquino with just 100,000 and he shoved that all in preflop from the small blind on the very next hand. Baldwin called on the big blind and they revealed their cards. Baldwin: Q Board: J Dioquino was eliminated in third place on the hand and Baldwin would take 2.4 million into a heads-up final against Matt Waxman (3.1 million). Player Tags: Eric Baldwin, Amit Makhija, Brent Hanks, Jess Dioquino, Matthew Waxman Official Final Table Begins for Event No. 7 ($1,000 No-Limit Hold'em)Jun 04, '13 The final table of Event No. 6 ($1,000 No-Limit Hold’em) has begun, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all major hands, current chip counts, and prize payouts. With the elimination of Scott Yelton in tenth place ($17,491), the official, nine-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 22 with blinds of 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante, and action will continue until a winner is determined. Play may be extended an additional day if it takes more than 10 levels to reach a winner as noted on the official structure sheet. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players stack up: Seat 1: Matt Waxman – 829,000 While only 9 remain, this event attracted a field of 1,837 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,653,300, and the top 198 players made the money. Here is a look at the final table payouts: 1st Place: $305,952 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all major hands, current chip counts, and prize payouts. Player Tags: Eric Baldwin, Amit Makhija, Brent Hanks, Matthew Waxman, Jason Koon |
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| Jul 10, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 WSOP Main Event | 4 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level Four Update: Shawn Sheikhan, Alex Kravchenko EliminatedJul 10, '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 1D: Approximately 2,800 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante The Chip Leaders: 1. Joe Tehan — 135,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman — 29,000 Featured Poker Tweet — Jeff Shulman
Notables Eliminated This Level: Shawn Sheikhan Hands: Shawn Sheikhan Eliminated Shawn Sheikhan was eliminated with pocket kings after all the money went in on a flop of 5 Featured Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Alex Kravchenko Eliminated Alex Kravchenko was all in for 5,000 with A-5 and was in trouble against his opponent’s pocket nines. The board ran out K Tommy Vedes Eliminated On a board of K Player Tags: Shawn Sheikhan, Tommy Vedes, Amit Makhija |
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| Mar 08, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 4 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 8 Update -- Day 1B EndsMar 06, '11 NOTE: Day 1B has come to a close and there are 95 players who have survived from the initial 154. They will join the 130 survivors from day 1A tomorrow at noon PST for day 2 action. Tune back in to Card Player at that time for more live coverage from The Big Event. Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 95 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Ali Eslami — 110,000 Notable Eliminations: Cornel Cimpan Big Hands:
Daniel Negreanu raised to 1,800 under the gun and the small blind reraised to 4,500. Negreanu then reraised all in and his opponent made the all-in call for 21,000. Their cards: Negreanu: K Board: 6 Negreanu grew his stack to 105,000 after taking out his opponent. Men Nguyen Takes a Hit Men Nguyen raised to 2,000 preflop from the button and Scott Clement (small blind), Amit Makhija (big blind), and a player UTG+1 made the call. The flop fell Q Marcello Del Grosso Wins a Late Pot There was 5,100 in the pot and the board read A Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Daniel Negreanu, Marcello Del Grosso, Scott Clements, Amit Makhija Level 5 Update -- Late Arrivals Make Early ExitsMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 123 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Alaei Big Hands: Three Pros Down Two professional players who entered the tournament late on day 1B have already been eliminated. They are Daniel Alaei and Chris Moore, and they were joined on the rail by Nikolay Evdakov during level five. Ray Henson Gets Aggressive The big blind bet 2,375 with a 10 David Baker vs. Amit Makhija There was 11,500 in the pot and the board read Q Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu
Player Tags: Ray Henson, David Baker, Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Alaei, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Nikolay Evdakov Level 9 Update -- A Flurry of EliminationsMar 07, '11
Players Remaining: 180 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1.Alex Kamberis — 300,000 Notable Eliminations: Allen Kessler Big Hands: Bustout Bonanza The first level of play on day 2 has seen a huge number of eliminations. We started the day with 221 players and by the time the first break began just 180 players remained. If this extreme pace of eliminations were to keep up for the rest of the day we would have a champion by the end of the night. Things will surely calm down during the next few levels though. Ana Marquez Doubles Up Ana Marquez got the last of her chips into the middle on the button with A Rep Porter Grabs a Nice Pot The board read A Table Pairings Here is a look at the tough tables on day 2: Table 21: Thor Hansen, Joseph Cheong, Joe Tehan Table 22: David Baker, Alex Kamberis, Jordan Morgan, Tony Cousineau Table 24: Daniel Negreanu, Scotrt Seiver Table 13: Scott Clements, Rep Porter Table 16: Joe Hachem, Shawn Buchanan Table 17: Arnaud Mattern, David Peters Table 11: Kathy Liebert, Tom McEvoy, Yevgenit Timoshenko Table 10: Michael Katz, Jonathan Aguiar, Mas Kagawa, Ray Henson Table 7: Raymond Dolan, Pat Pezzin Table 3: Chris DeMaci, Eddy Sabat, George Lind, Tyler Reiman, Gioi Luong, Anh Van Nguyen Table 4: Victor Ramdin, Vanessa Peng, Benjamin Klier Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Rep Porter, Ana Marquez Level 15 Update -- The Money Bubble BurstsMar 08, '11
Players Remaining: 56 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 1,125,000 Notable Eliminations: Yevgeniy Timoshenko Big Hands: Craig Bergeron Literally Flips a Coin on the Money Bubble A hand played into the first break and Craig Bergeron faced a call for his tournament life as the break clock counted down. He pulled out a quarter and flipped the coin to determine if he would make the call. It landed heads and he made the call, but he was unfortunately eliminated from the tournament. The top 56 players will now all walk away with at least $7,500 in prize money. Daniel Negreanu Doubles Up an Opponent Daniel Negreanu raised preflop on the button and the big blind reraised all in for 57,800. Negreanu made the call and they flipped over their cards: Negreanu: Q Board: 9 Negreanu lost the hand and his stack fell below 300,000. George Lind Doubles Up Opponent and Busts a Short Time Later George Lind raised to 8,000 preflop from middle position and the hi-jack reraised all in for 78,800. Lind made the call and they flipped over their cards: Lind: J Board: Q Lind paid off his opponent and he was left with just 25,000. He busted out of the tournament a short time later. David Peters Takes Down an Early Pot The board read 10 Peters was up to 265,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, David Peters, Amit Makhija, Craig Bergeron |
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| Mar 07, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 3 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 8 Update -- Day 1B EndsMar 06, '11 NOTE: Day 1B has come to a close and there are 95 players who have survived from the initial 154. They will join the 130 survivors from day 1A tomorrow at noon PST for day 2 action. Tune back in to Card Player at that time for more live coverage from The Big Event. Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 95 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Ali Eslami — 110,000 Notable Eliminations: Cornel Cimpan Big Hands:
Daniel Negreanu raised to 1,800 under the gun and the small blind reraised to 4,500. Negreanu then reraised all in and his opponent made the all-in call for 21,000. Their cards: Negreanu: K Board: 6 Negreanu grew his stack to 105,000 after taking out his opponent. Men Nguyen Takes a Hit Men Nguyen raised to 2,000 preflop from the button and Scott Clement (small blind), Amit Makhija (big blind), and a player UTG+1 made the call. The flop fell Q Marcello Del Grosso Wins a Late Pot There was 5,100 in the pot and the board read A Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Daniel Negreanu, Marcello Del Grosso, Scott Clements, Amit Makhija Level 5 Update -- Late Arrivals Make Early ExitsMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 123 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Alaei Big Hands: Three Pros Down Two professional players who entered the tournament late on day 1B have already been eliminated. They are Daniel Alaei and Chris Moore, and they were joined on the rail by Nikolay Evdakov during level five. Ray Henson Gets Aggressive The big blind bet 2,375 with a 10 David Baker vs. Amit Makhija There was 11,500 in the pot and the board read Q Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu
Player Tags: Ray Henson, David Baker, Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Alaei, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Nikolay Evdakov Level 9 Update -- A Flurry of EliminationsMar 07, '11
Players Remaining: 180 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1.Alex Kamberis — 300,000 Notable Eliminations: Allen Kessler Big Hands: Bustout Bonanza The first level of play on day 2 has seen a huge number of eliminations. We started the day with 221 players and by the time the first break began just 180 players remained. If this extreme pace of eliminations were to keep up for the rest of the day we would have a champion by the end of the night. Things will surely calm down during the next few levels though. Ana Marquez Doubles Up Ana Marquez got the last of her chips into the middle on the button with A Rep Porter Grabs a Nice Pot The board read A Table Pairings Here is a look at the tough tables on day 2: Table 21: Thor Hansen, Joseph Cheong, Joe Tehan Table 22: David Baker, Alex Kamberis, Jordan Morgan, Tony Cousineau Table 24: Daniel Negreanu, Scotrt Seiver Table 13: Scott Clements, Rep Porter Table 16: Joe Hachem, Shawn Buchanan Table 17: Arnaud Mattern, David Peters Table 11: Kathy Liebert, Tom McEvoy, Yevgenit Timoshenko Table 10: Michael Katz, Jonathan Aguiar, Mas Kagawa, Ray Henson Table 7: Raymond Dolan, Pat Pezzin Table 3: Chris DeMaci, Eddy Sabat, George Lind, Tyler Reiman, Gioi Luong, Anh Van Nguyen Table 4: Victor Ramdin, Vanessa Peng, Benjamin Klier Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Rep Porter, Ana Marquez Level 15 Update -- The Money Bubble BurstsMar 08, '11
Players Remaining: 56 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 1,125,000 Notable Eliminations: Yevgeniy Timoshenko Big Hands: Craig Bergeron Literally Flips a Coin on the Money Bubble A hand played into the first break and Craig Bergeron faced a call for his tournament life as the break clock counted down. He pulled out a quarter and flipped the coin to determine if he would make the call. It landed heads and he made the call, but he was unfortunately eliminated from the tournament. The top 56 players will now all walk away with at least $7,500 in prize money. Daniel Negreanu Doubles Up an Opponent Daniel Negreanu raised preflop on the button and the big blind reraised all in for 57,800. Negreanu made the call and they flipped over their cards: Negreanu: Q Board: 9 Negreanu lost the hand and his stack fell below 300,000. George Lind Doubles Up Opponent and Busts a Short Time Later George Lind raised to 8,000 preflop from middle position and the hi-jack reraised all in for 78,800. Lind made the call and they flipped over their cards: Lind: J Board: Q Lind paid off his opponent and he was left with just 25,000. He busted out of the tournament a short time later. David Peters Takes Down an Early Pot The board read 10 Peters was up to 265,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, David Peters, Amit Makhija, Craig Bergeron |
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| Mar 06, '11 | 2011 The Big Event | Main Event | 2 | + | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Level 8 Update -- Day 1B EndsMar 06, '11 NOTE: Day 1B has come to a close and there are 95 players who have survived from the initial 154. They will join the 130 survivors from day 1A tomorrow at noon PST for day 2 action. Tune back in to Card Player at that time for more live coverage from The Big Event. Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Remaining: 95 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Ali Eslami — 110,000 Notable Eliminations: Cornel Cimpan Big Hands:
Daniel Negreanu raised to 1,800 under the gun and the small blind reraised to 4,500. Negreanu then reraised all in and his opponent made the all-in call for 21,000. Their cards: Negreanu: K Board: 6 Negreanu grew his stack to 105,000 after taking out his opponent. Men Nguyen Takes a Hit Men Nguyen raised to 2,000 preflop from the button and Scott Clement (small blind), Amit Makhija (big blind), and a player UTG+1 made the call. The flop fell Q Marcello Del Grosso Wins a Late Pot There was 5,100 in the pot and the board read A Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Daniel Negreanu, Marcello Del Grosso, Scott Clements, Amit Makhija Level 5 Update -- Late Arrivals Make Early ExitsMar 06, '11
Players Remaining: 123 out of 154 Chip Counts: 1. Brcue Antman — 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Alaei Big Hands: Three Pros Down Two professional players who entered the tournament late on day 1B have already been eliminated. They are Daniel Alaei and Chris Moore, and they were joined on the rail by Nikolay Evdakov during level five. Ray Henson Gets Aggressive The big blind bet 2,375 with a 10 David Baker vs. Amit Makhija There was 11,500 in the pot and the board read Q Poker Tweet — Daniel Negreanu
Player Tags: Ray Henson, David Baker, Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Alaei, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Nikolay Evdakov Level 9 Update -- A Flurry of EliminationsMar 07, '11
Players Remaining: 180 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1.Alex Kamberis — 300,000 Notable Eliminations: Allen Kessler Big Hands: Bustout Bonanza The first level of play on day 2 has seen a huge number of eliminations. We started the day with 221 players and by the time the first break began just 180 players remained. If this extreme pace of eliminations were to keep up for the rest of the day we would have a champion by the end of the night. Things will surely calm down during the next few levels though. Ana Marquez Doubles Up Ana Marquez got the last of her chips into the middle on the button with A Rep Porter Grabs a Nice Pot The board read A Table Pairings Here is a look at the tough tables on day 2: Table 21: Thor Hansen, Joseph Cheong, Joe Tehan Table 22: David Baker, Alex Kamberis, Jordan Morgan, Tony Cousineau Table 24: Daniel Negreanu, Scotrt Seiver Table 13: Scott Clements, Rep Porter Table 16: Joe Hachem, Shawn Buchanan Table 17: Arnaud Mattern, David Peters Table 11: Kathy Liebert, Tom McEvoy, Yevgenit Timoshenko Table 10: Michael Katz, Jonathan Aguiar, Mas Kagawa, Ray Henson Table 7: Raymond Dolan, Pat Pezzin Table 3: Chris DeMaci, Eddy Sabat, George Lind, Tyler Reiman, Gioi Luong, Anh Van Nguyen Table 4: Victor Ramdin, Vanessa Peng, Benjamin Klier Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Rep Porter, Ana Marquez Level 15 Update -- The Money Bubble BurstsMar 08, '11
Players Remaining: 56 out of 417 Chip Counts: 1. Victor Ramdin — 1,125,000 Notable Eliminations: Yevgeniy Timoshenko Big Hands: Craig Bergeron Literally Flips a Coin on the Money Bubble A hand played into the first break and Craig Bergeron faced a call for his tournament life as the break clock counted down. He pulled out a quarter and flipped the coin to determine if he would make the call. It landed heads and he made the call, but he was unfortunately eliminated from the tournament. The top 56 players will now all walk away with at least $7,500 in prize money. Daniel Negreanu Doubles Up an Opponent Daniel Negreanu raised preflop on the button and the big blind reraised all in for 57,800. Negreanu made the call and they flipped over their cards: Negreanu: Q Board: 9 Negreanu lost the hand and his stack fell below 300,000. George Lind Doubles Up Opponent and Busts a Short Time Later George Lind raised to 8,000 preflop from middle position and the hi-jack reraised all in for 78,800. Lind made the call and they flipped over their cards: Lind: J Board: Q Lind paid off his opponent and he was left with just 25,000. He busted out of the tournament a short time later. David Peters Takes Down an Early Pot The board read 10 Peters was up to 265,000 after the hand. Poker Tweet — Amit Makhija
Player Tags: Daniel Negreanu, David Peters, Amit Makhija, Craig Bergeron |
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Faraz Jaka EliminatedFeb 26, '11
Jaka: 4 Board: Q Makhija won the hand and Jaka was eliminated early in the day. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Faraz Jaka Amit Makhija Doubles UpFeb 27, '11
The board gave Makhija two pair and he doubled up to 57,000. Mercier is still going strong with 172,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Jason Mercier |
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Faraz Jaka EliminatedFeb 26, '11
Jaka: 4 Board: Q Makhija won the hand and Jaka was eliminated early in the day. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Faraz Jaka Amit Makhija Doubles UpFeb 27, '11
The board gave Makhija two pair and he doubled up to 57,000. Mercier is still going strong with 172,000. Player Tags: Amit Makhija, Jason Mercier |
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Amit Makhija raised to 65,000 from early position and was called by Soi Nguyen in the small blind and Josh Hale from the big blind. The three saw a flop of Q
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and Nguyen led into the field for 110,000.
and Nguyen checked. Makhija hesitated and then pushed all of his chips into the middle, totaling 580,000.
Here are a look at the top 5 chip stacks left in the tournament.
The under-the-gun player raised to 13,000 and Amit Makhija called from the big blind.
A total of 56 players bought in on day 2 here at the 2014 
Shan “Pacman” Jing has won the 
Brent Hanks Eliminated in Fifth Place ($68,975)
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Matt Waxman raised to 60,000 from the button and Amit Makhija called on the big blind. The flop was dealt 8
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. His opponent held the K
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Daniel Negreanu Crosses the 100,000 Mark
Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante
Blinds: 500-1,000 with a 100 ante
Blinds: 1,500-3,000 with a 300 ante
Faraz Jaka was all in preflop on the cutoff and Amit Makhija had him covered in late position. Their cards:
After a series of preflop raises, Amit Makhija found himself all in holding Q-J against the pocket deuces of Jason Mercier.