| Jun 21, '13 |
2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 34 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo |
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Michael Gathy Wins Event No. 34 ($278,613)
Jun 21, '13
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 1 out of 1,629
Players Eliminated:
 4th: Sergey Rybachenko – $81,720
3rd: Yueqi Zhu – $113,358
2nd: Benjamin Reason – $172,252
Live Updates:
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated in Fourth Place ($81,720)
Sergey Rybachenko raised to 80,000 under the gun and Michael Gathy raised to 175,000. Rybachenko reraised all in for 700,000 and Gathy called. The two players then revealed their cards.
Gathy: A J
Rybachenko: Q 10
Board: K 94 68
Rybachenko was eliminated in fourth place and Gathy increased his chip lead to 3.2 million.
 Yueqi Zhu Eliminated in Third Place ($113,358)
Michael Gathy raised to 85,000 and Yueqi Zhu called. The flop was dealt K96 and Gathy bet 90,000. Zhu raised all in and Gathy called. The two players then flipped over their hands.
Gathy: K5
Zhu: 109
Turn and River: 32
Zhu was eliminated in third place and Gathy won the hand to take a lead of 3.9 million into a heads-up final against Benjamin Reason (1,000,000).
Michael Gathy Wins Event No. 34 ($278,613) — Benjamin Reason Eliminated in Second Place ($172,252)
Benjamin Reason raised to 80,000 preflop on the button and Michael Gathy reraised to 180,000. Reason four-bet all-in for 905,000 and Gathy called. The two final players then flipped over their cards one last time.
Gathy: A9
Reason: KJ
Board: 9839A
Gathy won the pot and the tournament with trip nines. Reason was eliminated in second place and took home $172,252. Gathy won a gold bracelet and was awarded the top prize worth $278,613.
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Player Tags: Yueqi Zhu, Sergey Rybachenko, Benjamin Reason, Michael Gathy
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| Jul 16, '10 |
2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker |
$10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event |
11 |
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Level 23, Hour One: Dunst Clears 2 Million
Jul 15, '10
Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 126 out of 7,319
Average Chip Count: 1,742,619
Card Player Chip Counts:
Andrew Brokos – 1,305,000
Tony Dunst – 2,000,000
Josh Brikis – 2,580,000
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Michael Mizrachi – 5,750,000
2. Robert Pisano – 5,500,000
3. John Racener – 4,400,000
4. Michael Skender – 4,335,000
5. Alexander Kostritsyn – 3,710,000
6. Joseph Cheong – 3,500,000
7. Damien Luis – 3,400,000
8. James Fennell – 3,350,000
9. Fokke Beukers – 3,180,000
10. Matt Affleck – 3,140,000
Notable Eliminations:
Player Twitter Accounts
Jean-Robert Bellande
Tristan Wade
Josh Brikis
Christian Harder
Michael Mizrachi
Big Hands:
 Rybachenko Surrenders The Double
Sergey Rybachenko raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and Gary Kostiuk moved all in for 271,000. Rybachenko made the call and the cards were turned over.
Rybachenko: A 10
Kostiuk: A 9
Rybachenko was dominating until the flop fell Q9 7 , giving Kostiuk the lead. The turn was the Q and the river was the 6 and Kostiuk doubled up to 593,000. Rybachenko was down to 290,000.
Helppi Chops With Dolan
Picking up the action after the board had run out K10910Q, Juha Helppi bet 235,000 and John Dolan made the call.
Helppi turned over J10 for the straight but Dolan showed KJ for the same straight. Helppi was disappointed as he had Dolan dominated on the turn. Both players chopped and Helppi was at 1.4 million.
 Dunst Fears Not Chuck Norris
Charles Norris open-shoved for 300,000 and Tony Dunst reshoved for 816,000. Ian Gordon looked down at his hand from the small blind and made the call. Here were the hands:
Dunst: AK
Norris: A10
Gordon: QQ
Gordon was in good position for the double knockout but the flop came K63 to give Dunst the lead. The turn was the 6, leaving Norris drawing dead. The river was the 10 and Dunst more than doubled to 2.1 million.
 Mizrachi Takes Another
Michael Mizrachi raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and the big blind made the call. The flop came down A75 and both players checked.
The turn was the 10 and Mizrachi bet 75,000. His opponent made the call and the river was the 3. Both players checked and Mizrachi tabled 88.
His opponent mucked and Mizrachi took the pot. He was around 5.9 million after the hand.
Player Tags: Juha Helppi, Michael Mizrachi, Sergey Rybachenko, Ian Gordon, Tony Dunst
Level 28 Hour One Update: Tony Dunst Eliminated
Jul 16, '10
Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante ante
Players Remaining: 44 out of 7,319
Average Chip Count: 4,990,227
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Joseph Cheong — 12,900,000
2. William Thorson — 12,650,000
3. Theo Jorgensen — 10,400,000
4. Filippo Candio — 9,800,000
5. Gabe Costner — 8,285,000
6. Pascal LeFrancois — 8,100,000
7. John Racener — 8,100,000
8. Patrick Eskandar — 7,900,000
9. Bryn Kenney — 7,785,000
10. Benjamin Statz — 6,800,000
Player Twitter Accounts
Michael Mizrachi
Adam Levy
Notable Eliminations:
51. James Manning — $168,556
50. Tony Dunst — $168,556
49. Jacobo Fernandez — $168,556
James Fennell
Sergey Rybachenko
Big Hands:
 Tony Dunst Eliminated by William Thorson
William Thorson opened to 200,000 from under the gun. Action was folded to Tony Dunst in the big blind. Dunst raised to 1,000,000, leaving himself just 75,000 behind. Thorson put Dunst all in and Dunst called. Dunst exposed the AQ and was in bad shape against the AK of Thorson. The board ran out 9-7-2-9-K and Dunst was gone. Thorson was up to 12,980,000 after the hand.
Matt Affleck Wins One
Matt Affleck opened and John Racener called from the big blind. The flop came A96 and Racener check-called 250,000 from Affleck. The Q on the turn prompted a check from both players. The 4 landed on the river and Racener checked. Affleck bet 575,000 and his opponent mucked. Affleck was up to 5,360,000 after the hand.
James Manning Eliminated
James Manning was all in preflop for 700,000 with the AK. He was called by the 7-7 of Sergey Rybachenko. The board ran out 9-9-3-4-3 and Manning was gone.
 Adam Levy Doubles Up
Matthew Bucaric opened to 200,000 from the cutoff. Edward Ochana called on the button. Adam Levy moved all in for 1,885,000 from the small blind. Bucaric made the call. Ochana folded and Levy was at risk for his tournament life. Bucaric exposed the 99 while Levy tabled the AQ. The board ran out A33J2 and Levy doubled to 4,250,000. Bucaric was down to 5,600,000.
Ace-King Chop
Redmond Lee bet 225,000 from under the gun. Jakob Toestesen called from the small blind. The flop came K97. Toestesen checked. Lee bet 275,000. Toestesen check-raised to 800,000. Lee shoved. Toestesen called. Both players tabled A-K and the turn of the 10 removed any runner-runner draws. The pot was chopped.
Jacobo Fernandez Eliminated
Jacobo Fernandez moved all in for 650,000. Adam Levy moved all in over the top from the small blind with the KK. Fernandez exposed the A10 and was behind. The board ran out QJ5107 and Fernandez was gone. Levy was up to 4,950,000 after the hand.
Jason Senti Doubles Up
David Assouline and Jason Senti had all of the chips in preflop. Senti was all in for his tournament life for 1,800,000 with the K-K. Assouline exposed J-J and was behind. The flop was perfect for Senti as it came K-K-5, giving him quads. Assouline was drawing dead and was down to 4,100,000 after the hand. Senti was up to 3,750,000.
 Theo Jorgensen Eliminates a Player
James Fennell got all his chips in the middle preflop with the 88 versus the 97and Theo Jorgensen. The flop was horrible for Fennell as it came 974. The A on the turn and 10 on the river made it official. Fennell was gone. Jorgensen was up 10,400,000 after the hand.
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated
Sergey Rybachenko was all in with the KQ against the A9 of Cuong Nguyen. The board ran out 95387 and Rybachenko was gone. Nguyen was up to 7,700,000 after the hand.
 Joseph Cheong Takes Chip Lead
Joseph Cheong bet 195,000 from late position. Evan Lamprea raised all in for around 1,600,000. Action was folded back to Cheong. He made the call with pocket tens and was up against the AJ of his opponent. The board ran out 97243 and Lamprea was gone. Cheong took the chip lead after the hand with 12,900,000.
David Baker Doubles Up
David Baker opened from late position. Evgeny Shnayder three-bet and Baker got his stack of 1,750,000 in the middle. Baker exposed the AK and was in great shape versus the A9 of his opponent. The board ran out safe for Baker and he doubled to 3,750,000. Shnayder was left with just 390,000.
Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, William Thorson, Sergey Rybachenko, Adam Levy, Tony Dunst, Matt Affleck, Joseph Cheong, Evgeny Shnayder, David Assouline
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| Jul 15, '10 |
2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker |
$10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event |
10 |
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Level 23, Hour One: Dunst Clears 2 Million
Jul 15, '10
Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 126 out of 7,319
Average Chip Count: 1,742,619
Card Player Chip Counts:
Andrew Brokos – 1,305,000
Tony Dunst – 2,000,000
Josh Brikis – 2,580,000
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Michael Mizrachi – 5,750,000
2. Robert Pisano – 5,500,000
3. John Racener – 4,400,000
4. Michael Skender – 4,335,000
5. Alexander Kostritsyn – 3,710,000
6. Joseph Cheong – 3,500,000
7. Damien Luis – 3,400,000
8. James Fennell – 3,350,000
9. Fokke Beukers – 3,180,000
10. Matt Affleck – 3,140,000
Notable Eliminations:
Player Twitter Accounts
Jean-Robert Bellande
Tristan Wade
Josh Brikis
Christian Harder
Michael Mizrachi
Big Hands:
Rybachenko Surrenders The Double
Sergey Rybachenko raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and Gary Kostiuk moved all in for 271,000. Rybachenko made the call and the cards were turned over.
Rybachenko: A10
Kostiuk: A9
Rybachenko was dominating until the flop fell Q97, giving Kostiuk the lead. The turn was the Q and the river was the 6 and Kostiuk doubled up to 593,000. Rybachenko was down to 290,000.
Helppi Chops With Dolan
Picking up the action after the board had run out K10910Q, Juha Helppi bet 235,000 and John Dolan made the call.
Helppi turned over J10 for the straight but Dolan showed KJ for the same straight. Helppi was disappointed as he had Dolan dominated on the turn. Both players chopped and Helppi was at 1.4 million.
Dunst Fears Not Chuck Norris
Charles Norris open-shoved for 300,000 and Tony Dunst reshoved for 816,000. Ian Gordon looked down at his hand from the small blind and made the call. Here were the hands:
Dunst: AK
Norris: A10
Gordon: QQ
Gordon was in good position for the double knockout but the flop came K63 to give Dunst the lead. The turn was the 6, leaving Norris drawing dead. The river was the 10 and Dunst more than doubled to 2.1 million.
Mizrachi Takes Another
Michael Mizrachi raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and the big blind made the call. The flop came down A75 and both players checked.
The turn was the 10 and Mizrachi bet 75,000. His opponent made the call and the river was the 3. Both players checked and Mizrachi tabled 88.
His opponent mucked and Mizrachi took the pot. He was around 5.9 million after the hand.
Player Tags: Juha Helppi, Michael Mizrachi, Sergey Rybachenko, Ian Gordon, Tony Dunst
Level 28 Hour One Update: Tony Dunst Eliminated
Jul 16, '10
Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante ante
Players Remaining: 44 out of 7,319
Average Chip Count: 4,990,227
Tournament Leaderboard:
1. Joseph Cheong — 12,900,000
2. William Thorson — 12,650,000
3. Theo Jorgensen — 10,400,000
4. Filippo Candio — 9,800,000
5. Gabe Costner — 8,285,000
6. Pascal LeFrancois — 8,100,000
7. John Racener — 8,100,000
8. Patrick Eskandar — 7,900,000
9. Bryn Kenney — 7,785,000
10. Benjamin Statz — 6,800,000
Player Twitter Accounts
Michael Mizrachi
Adam Levy
Notable Eliminations:
51. James Manning — $168,556
50. Tony Dunst — $168,556
49. Jacobo Fernandez — $168,556
James Fennell
Sergey Rybachenko
Big Hands:
Tony Dunst Eliminated by William Thorson
William Thorson opened to 200,000 from under the gun. Action was folded to Tony Dunst in the big blind. Dunst raised to 1,000,000, leaving himself just 75,000 behind. Thorson put Dunst all in and Dunst called. Dunst exposed the AQ and was in bad shape against the AK of Thorson. The board ran out 9-7-2-9-K and Dunst was gone. Thorson was up to 12,980,000 after the hand.
Matt Affleck Wins One
Matt Affleck opened and John Racener called from the big blind. The flop came A96 and Racener check-called 250,000 from Affleck. The Q on the turn prompted a check from both players. The 4 landed on the river and Racener checked. Affleck bet 575,000 and his opponent mucked. Affleck was up to 5,360,000 after the hand.
James Manning Eliminated
James Manning was all in preflop for 700,000 with the AK. He was called by the 7-7 of Sergey Rybachenko. The board ran out 9-9-3-4-3 and Manning was gone.
Adam Levy Doubles Up
Matthew Bucaric opened to 200,000 from the cutoff. Edward Ochana called on the button. Adam Levy moved all in for 1,885,000 from the small blind. Bucaric made the call. Ochana folded and Levy was at risk for his tournament life. Bucaric exposed the 99 while Levy tabled the AQ. The board ran out A33J2 and Levy doubled to 4,250,000. Bucaric was down to 5,600,000.
Ace-King Chop
Redmond Lee bet 225,000 from under the gun. Jakob Toestesen called from the small blind. The flop came K97. Toestesen checked. Lee bet 275,000. Toestesen check-raised to 800,000. Lee shoved. Toestesen called. Both players tabled A-K and the turn of the 10 removed any runner-runner draws. The pot was chopped.
Jacobo Fernandez Eliminated
Jacobo Fernandez moved all in for 650,000. Adam Levy moved all in over the top from the small blind with the KK. Fernandez exposed the A10 and was behind. The board ran out QJ5107 and Fernandez was gone. Levy was up to 4,950,000 after the hand.
Jason Senti Doubles Up
David Assouline and Jason Senti had all of the chips in preflop. Senti was all in for his tournament life for 1,800,000 with the K-K. Assouline exposed J-J and was behind. The flop was perfect for Senti as it came K-K-5, giving him quads. Assouline was drawing dead and was down to 4,100,000 after the hand. Senti was up to 3,750,000.
Theo Jorgensen Eliminates a Player
James Fennell got all his chips in the middle preflop with the 88 versus the 97and Theo Jorgensen. The flop was horrible for Fennell as it came 974. The A on the turn and 10 on the river made it official. Fennell was gone. Jorgensen was up 10,400,000 after the hand.
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated
Sergey Rybachenko was all in with the KQ against the A9 of Cuong Nguyen. The board ran out 95387 and Rybachenko was gone. Nguyen was up to 7,700,000 after the hand.
Joseph Cheong Takes Chip Lead
Joseph Cheong bet 195,000 from late position. Evan Lamprea raised all in for around 1,600,000. Action was folded back to Cheong. He made the call with pocket tens and was up against the AJ of his opponent. The board ran out 97243 and Lamprea was gone. Cheong took the chip lead after the hand with 12,900,000.
David Baker Doubles Up
David Baker opened from late position. Evgeny Shnayder three-bet and Baker got his stack of 1,750,000 in the middle. Baker exposed the AK and was in great shape versus the A9 of his opponent. The board ran out safe for Baker and he doubled to 3,750,000. Shnayder was left with just 390,000.
Player Tags: David Baker, Cuong Nguyen, William Thorson, Sergey Rybachenko, Adam Levy, Tony Dunst, Matt Affleck, Joseph Cheong, Evgeny Shnayder, David Assouline
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| Jun 28, '08 |
2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 48 - No-Limit Hold'em |
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$2,000 NLH - Level 19 - Final Two Tables
Jun 28, '08
Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 2,317
Average Stack: 514,899
Chip Counts:
Gabe Costner: 912,000
Ryan D'Angelo: 850,000
Alexandre Gomes: 850,000
Sunny Chattha: 630,000
Denys Drobyna: 600,000
Marco Johnson: 580,000
Eric Crain: 510,000
Sverre Sundbo: 500,000
Sergey Rybachenko: 480,000
Alan Cutler: 430,000
Eliminations:
Guy Gorelik, Jim Downend, Ray Foley
Big Hands:
What the...? Gorelik Gone in 20th Place ($20,241)
Facing a raise from the player in seat 7, Guy Gorelik moved all in after much thought. Gabe Costner, acting right after Gorelik, asked for a chip count from the dealer and decided to move all in over the top of Gorelik. Seat 7 got out of the way and he had a shocked look on his face when he saw the hands in play. He wasn't alone, as the rail let out some expressions of amazement. Gorelik showed A7, but Costner had amazed and confused spectators around the table, because even against a raise and a reraise he had moved all in with A5. Gorelik looked to be in good shape to get back in contention, bu tthe flop brought a dagger, running K53 to pair Costner's 5. The turn K and river 4 sent a disgusted Gorelik to the rail in 20th place. Costner shot up into the chip lead with 912,000.
Back-to-Back Big Pots
In a three-way pot, a flop of K85 was checked to Ryan D'Angelo, who bet 56,000. Sergey Rybachenko immediately made the call and Denys Drobyna got out of the way. The turn was the 8 and Rybachenko quickly checked to D'Angelo who fired 125,000. Rybachenko made the call again. The river was the A and Rybachenko checked a final time to D'Angelo, who didn't stop firing. He bet 240,000 and Rybachenko tanked. He finally made the call and D'Angelo announced, "kings full of eights," then flipped over KK for the monstrous full house. Rybachenko slid his cards into the muck and passed a massive pot to young D'Angelo.
The following hand D'Angelo and Rybachenko were heads up again. D'Angelo again led the betting on every street with Rybachenko calling him down. After the river on a Q10255 board, D'Angelo fired out 120,000 and Rybachenko made the call without much thought. "You get some of them back," D'Angelo said and showed K-9 for a missed straight draw. Rybachenko showed J10 for two pair and got many of his chips back.
D'Angelo ended the level with around 850,000 in chips. Rybachenko had around 480,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Ryan D'Angelo, Sergey Rybachenko, Gabe Costner, European Report
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| Jun 10, '08 |
2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 17 - No-Limit Hold'em Shootout |
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Boeken, Sica Out; We Have a Winner
Jun 09, '08
Note: Players are now on a 20 minute break.
Blinds/Antes: 800-1,600 with a 200 Ante
Table Winners: Sergey Rybachenko
Big Hands:
 Boeken Crippled, Then Finished
Alex Triner fired a bet of 3,300 into the pot after a flop of Q410. Noah Boeken raised to 25,000 total and after much thought, Triner moved all in. Boeken called instantly and the players showed the following:
Triner: KK
Boeken: AQ
The turn was the 2 and was no help to Boeken, who needed an ace or queen to win the hand. The river was the nail in the coffin as the K crippled Boeken, leaving him with just 3,500 in chips and doubling Triner to over 141,000. A few hands later, Boeken busted out.
Sica Flops Ahead, But is Turned Around and Directed Toward the Rail
Michael Sica was all in against Thomas Sliflca. Sica had A-10, dominated by Sliflca's A-J. But the flop put Sica out in front when a 10 showed up and Sliflca was furious. His fury quickly turned to joy, however, as a jack appeared on the turn and the river sent Sica to the rail. Sliflca made his own exit a short time later.
Zeidman Takes One
On a board showing J42, Cory Zeidman led out with 8,200. His opponent went into the tank and decided to pick another spot to play, folding his hand. Zeidman was up to around 43,000.
We Have a Winner
Sergey Rybachenko was heads up against Paul Ferner. Rybachenko had a chip lead of 195,000 to 105,000. It took all of 10 minutes for the winner to be declared.
On a flop of Q39, Ferner bet 3,000. Rybachenko came over the top the whole way, moving all in. Ferner quickly called and turned over A9 thinking his second pair could be good. But the bad news was revealed by Rybachenko when he turned over Q6. The turn was the 8 and the river sealed the victory for Rybachenko when the K hit the felt.
Player Tags: Cory Zeidman, Mike Sica, Noah Boeken, Sergey Rybachenko, European Report
Final Table - Hour Five - Rybachenko 7th, Bowker 6th, Giannetti 5th
Jun 10, '08
Blinds/Antes: 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Left: 4
Chip Counts:
Jason Young: 5,000,000
Mike Schwartz: 2,400,000
Rory Monahan: 1,400,000
John Strzemp: 1,200,000
Eliminations:
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated in 7th Place ($15,698)
Kyle Bowker Eliminated in 6th Place (23,888)
Matt Giannetti Eliminated in 5th Place ($40,268)
Big Hands:
Sergey Rybachenko Falls Off, Jason Young Claims Chip Lead
Sergey Rybachenko went from being the chip leader to the short stack, and then being eliminated in just one round of play. Here is how it happened…Sergey Rybachenko check-raised Jason Young on a flop of A87. Rybachenko checked to Young who bet 55,000, Rybachenko raised to 125,000 and Young called. The 3 hit the turn and Rybachenko bet 250,000, Young called. The river was the 8 and Rybachenko bet out almost 700,000. Young quickly called and Rybacheno threw his hand into the muck before Young even had a chance to turn over AQ for top pair. Young took a massive pot off of the former chip leader, now grabbing the chip lead for himself.
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated in 7th Place ($15,698)
Kyle Bowker Eliminated in 6th place ($23,888)
 Kyle Bowker came in for a 100,000 raise. John Strzemp called from the cutoff and Mike Schwartz called from the button. Sergey Rybachenko moved all in from the small blind for a little over 250,000. When it got back to Kyle Bowker, he too moved all in (637,000), and so did Mike Schwartz when it got to him. Strzemp folded and it was a three-way all in pot. Schwartz had them both covered.
Rybachenko: KK
Bowker: Q9
Schwartz: AQ
Board: J429A
Rybachenko led with a pair of kings. The turn gave Bowker a small piece of the board, but the ace on the river gave Schwartz the check mark and Sergey Rybachenko was eliminated in 7th place ($15,698), followed by Kyle Bowker in 6th pace ($23,888). Although Rybachenko and Bowker were both eliminated on the same hand, Bowker gets the better finish based on the fact that going into the hand, Bowker had more chips.
Matt Giannetti Eliminated in 5th Place ($40,268)
After a series of consecutive pre-flop open-raises, Matt Giannetti raised for the last time when Mike Schwartz made the call. The flop came AK9, and Swchartz moved all in. Giannetti tanked for a minute and then called off the rest of his chips. Schwartz turned over Q9 for bottom pair and the nut flush draw while Giannetti showed A10 for top pair. The turn was the Q, putting Schwartz out in front with two pair. Giannetti picked up the inside straight draw along with other outs, but the river brought the 9, giving Schwartz a full house. Giannetti was eliminated in 5th place, earning $40,268.
Player Tags: Kyle Bowker, Mike Schwartz, Matt Giannetti, Sergey Rybachenko
Final Table - Hour Two - Casey Coleman Eliminated 10th ($7,508)
Jun 10, '08
Blinds/Antes: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Left: 9
Chip Counts:
Sergey Rybachenko: 2,000,000
Matt Giannetti: 1,400,000
Alex Triner: 1,1650,000
Jason Young: 1,100,000
John Strzemp: 935,000
Mike Schwartz: 920,000
Kyle Bowker: 650,000
Rory Monahan: 600,000
Tom West: 500,000
Eliminations:
Casey Coleman Eliminated in 10th Place ($7,508)
Big Hands:
Casey Coleman Eliminated in 10th Place ($7,508)
Mike Schwartz came in for a raise to 60,000 and both Casey Coleman and Matt Giannetti made the call. The flop came 773, and Schwartz made a bet. Coleman called all in for his last few thousand chips while Giannetti got out of the way. Schwartz turned over 88 for the overpair while Coleman showed AQ. Coleman would need some help on the turn and/or river to stay alive. The turn was the J and the river was the 10, no help to Casey Coleman who was eliminated in 10th place ($7,508).
Alex Triner Doubles Through Chip Leader
Sergey Rybachenko came in for a pre-flop raise from under the gun and made two callers out of Alex Triner and John Strzemp. The flop came AK5, and Rybacheno bet 135,000. Triner called, Strzemp folded. The 4 hit the turn and Rybachenko fired out 275,000. Triner reraised all in for roughly 400,000 more and Rybachenko tanked for a minute before making the call. Triner turned over AQ for top pair, top kicker while Rybachenko showed A10 for top pair with a weaker kicker. Rybachenko could win the pot with a ten on the river or split the pot if the board pairs the five or the four, otherwise Triner would double up. The river was the 9 and Alex Triner doubled through the chip leader to over 1,000,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Sergey Rybachenko, Casey Coleman, Alexander Triner
Final Table - Hour One - Casey Coleman Off to a Tough Start
Jun 10, '08
Note: For some reason unbeknown to us, instead of each of the ten players starting with 300,000 in chips, as scheduled, they each started with 1,000,000 chips.
Blinds/Antes: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Left: 10
Chip Counts:
Sergey Rybachenko: 1,800,000
Tom West: 1,000,000
Rory Monahan: 1,00,000
Mike Schwartz: 1,000,000
John Strzemp: 1,00,000
Kyle Bowker: 1,000,000
Matt Giannetti: 1,000,000
Jason Young: 1,000,000
Alex Triner: 1,000,000
Casey Coleman: 115,000
Big Hands:
Matt Giannetti Picks Off Casey Coleman
John Strzemp came in for a raise to 20,000 and both Casey Coleman and Matt Giannetti called the raise from the blinds. The flop came Q74, and Strzemp bet 40,000. Coleman called and Giannetti raised to 160,000. Strezmp kicked it in and Coleman made the call. The turn was the 10 and both players checked. The river brought the 4 and Coleman, first to act, fired 280,000 at the pot. Giannetti tanked for a few minutes, ultimately making the call with AQ. Coleman mucked his hand and Giannetti raked a big pot. Giannetti picked off an apparent bluff and brought his stack up to about 1,5 million while Coleman dropped to just a half million in chips.
Casey Coleman gets Rivered, Down to 100k
Sergey Rybachenko raised to 55,00 before the flop and Casey Coleman reraised to 170,000. Rybachenko called to a flop of K54. Coleman bet 250,000 and Rybacheno made the call. The turn was the 5 and both players checked. The river brought the 7 and Rybachenko bet 375,000. Coleman called and turned over AK for top pair, top kicker, but Rybacheno showed 86 for the straight on the river. Rybachenko raked a monster pot while Casey Coleman watched his chip stack dwindle down to just about 100,000 this round.
Player Tags: Sergey Rybachenko, Casey Coleman
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2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 17 - No-Limit Hold'em Shootout |
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Boeken, Sica Out; We Have a Winner
Jun 09, '08
Note: Players are now on a 20 minute break.
Blinds/Antes: 800-1,600 with a 200 Ante
Table Winners: Sergey Rybachenko
Big Hands:
Boeken Crippled, Then Finished
Alex Triner fired a bet of 3,300 into the pot after a flop of Q410. Noah Boeken raised to 25,000 total and after much thought, Triner moved all in. Boeken called instantly and the players showed the following:
Triner: KK
Boeken: AQ
The turn was the 2 and was no help to Boeken, who needed an ace or queen to win the hand. The river was the nail in the coffin as the K crippled Boeken, leaving him with just 3,500 in chips and doubling Triner to over 141,000. A few hands later, Boeken busted out.
Sica Flops Ahead, But is Turned Around and Directed Toward the Rail
Michael Sica was all in against Thomas Sliflca. Sica had A-10, dominated by Sliflca's A-J. But the flop put Sica out in front when a 10 showed up and Sliflca was furious. His fury quickly turned to joy, however, as a jack appeared on the turn and the river sent Sica to the rail. Sliflca made his own exit a short time later.
Zeidman Takes One
On a board showing J42, Cory Zeidman led out with 8,200. His opponent went into the tank and decided to pick another spot to play, folding his hand. Zeidman was up to around 43,000.
We Have a Winner
Sergey Rybachenko was heads up against Paul Ferner. Rybachenko had a chip lead of 195,000 to 105,000. It took all of 10 minutes for the winner to be declared.
On a flop of Q39, Ferner bet 3,000. Rybachenko came over the top the whole way, moving all in. Ferner quickly called and turned over A9 thinking his second pair could be good. But the bad news was revealed by Rybachenko when he turned over Q6. The turn was the 8 and the river sealed the victory for Rybachenko when the K hit the felt.
Player Tags: Cory Zeidman, Mike Sica, Noah Boeken, Sergey Rybachenko, European Report
Final Table - Hour Five - Rybachenko 7th, Bowker 6th, Giannetti 5th
Jun 10, '08
Blinds/Antes: 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Left: 4
Chip Counts:
Jason Young: 5,000,000
Mike Schwartz: 2,400,000
Rory Monahan: 1,400,000
John Strzemp: 1,200,000
Eliminations:
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated in 7th Place ($15,698)
Kyle Bowker Eliminated in 6th Place (23,888)
Matt Giannetti Eliminated in 5th Place ($40,268)
Big Hands:
Sergey Rybachenko Falls Off, Jason Young Claims Chip Lead
Sergey Rybachenko went from being the chip leader to the short stack, and then being eliminated in just one round of play. Here is how it happened…Sergey Rybachenko check-raised Jason Young on a flop of A87. Rybachenko checked to Young who bet 55,000, Rybachenko raised to 125,000 and Young called. The 3 hit the turn and Rybachenko bet 250,000, Young called. The river was the 8 and Rybachenko bet out almost 700,000. Young quickly called and Rybacheno threw his hand into the muck before Young even had a chance to turn over AQ for top pair. Young took a massive pot off of the former chip leader, now grabbing the chip lead for himself.
Sergey Rybachenko Eliminated in 7th Place ($15,698)
Kyle Bowker Eliminated in 6th place ($23,888)
Kyle Bowker came in for a 100,000 raise. John Strzemp called from the cutoff and Mike Schwartz called from the button. Sergey Rybachenko moved all in from the small blind for a little over 250,000. When it got back to Kyle Bowker, he too moved all in (637,000), and so did Mike Schwartz when it got to him. Strzemp folded and it was a three-way all in pot. Schwartz had them both covered.
Rybachenko: KK
Bowker: Q9
Schwartz: AQ
Board: J429A
Rybachenko led with a pair of kings. The turn gave Bowker a small piece of the board, but the ace on the river gave Schwartz the check mark and Sergey Rybachenko was eliminated in 7th place ($15,698), followed by Kyle Bowker in 6th pace ($23,888). Although Rybachenko and Bowker were both eliminated on the same hand, Bowker gets the better finish based on the fact that going into the hand, Bowker had more chips.
Matt Giannetti Eliminated in 5th Place ($40,268)
After a series of consecutive pre-flop open-raises, Matt Giannetti raised for the last time when Mike Schwartz made the call. The flop came AK9, and Swchartz moved all in. Giannetti tanked for a minute and then called off the rest of his chips. Schwartz turned over Q9 for bottom pair and the nut flush draw while Giannetti showed A10 for top pair. The turn was the Q, putting Schwartz out in front with two pair. Giannetti picked up the inside straight draw along with other outs, but the river brought the 9, giving Schwartz a full house. Giannetti was eliminated in 5th place, earning $40,268.
Player Tags: Kyle Bowker, Mike Schwartz, Matt Giannetti, Sergey Rybachenko
Final Table - Hour Two - Casey Coleman Eliminated 10th ($7,508)
Jun 10, '08
Blinds/Antes: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Left: 9
Chip Counts:
Sergey Rybachenko: 2,000,000
Matt Giannetti: 1,400,000
Alex Triner: 1,1650,000
Jason Young: 1,100,000
John Strzemp: 935,000
Mike Schwartz: 920,000
Kyle Bowker: 650,000
Rory Monahan: 600,000
Tom West: 500,000
Eliminations:
Casey Coleman Eliminated in 10th Place ($7,508)
Big Hands:
Casey Coleman Eliminated in 10th Place ($7,508)
Mike Schwartz came in for a raise to 60,000 and both Casey Coleman and Matt Giannetti made the call. The flop came 773, and Schwartz made a bet. Coleman called all in for his last few thousand chips while Giannetti got out of the way. Schwartz turned over 88 for the overpair while Coleman showed AQ. Coleman would need some help on the turn and/or river to stay alive. The turn was the J and the river was the 10, no help to Casey Coleman who was eliminated in 10th place ($7,508).
Alex Triner Doubles Through Chip Leader
Sergey Rybachenko came in for a pre-flop raise from under the gun and made two callers out of Alex Triner and John Strzemp. The flop came AK5, and Rybacheno bet 135,000. Triner called, Strzemp folded. The 4 hit the turn and Rybachenko fired out 275,000. Triner reraised all in for roughly 400,000 more and Rybachenko tanked for a minute before making the call. Triner turned over AQ for top pair, top kicker while Rybachenko showed A10 for top pair with a weaker kicker. Rybachenko could win the pot with a ten on the river or split the pot if the board pairs the five or the four, otherwise Triner would double up. The river was the 9 and Alex Triner doubled through the chip leader to over 1,000,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Sergey Rybachenko, Casey Coleman, Alexander Triner
Final Table - Hour One - Casey Coleman Off to a Tough Start
Jun 10, '08
Note: For some reason unbeknown to us, instead of each of the ten players starting with 300,000 in chips, as scheduled, they each started with 1,000,000 chips.
Blinds/Antes: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Left: 10
Chip Counts:
Sergey Rybachenko: 1,800,000
Tom West: 1,000,000
Rory Monahan: 1,00,000
Mike Schwartz: 1,000,000
John Strzemp: 1,00,000
Kyle Bowker: 1,000,000
Matt Giannetti: 1,000,000
Jason Young: 1,000,000
Alex Triner: 1,000,000
Casey Coleman: 115,000
Big Hands:
Matt Giannetti Picks Off Casey Coleman
John Strzemp came in for a raise to 20,000 and both Casey Coleman and Matt Giannetti called the raise from the blinds. The flop came Q74, and Strzemp bet 40,000. Coleman called and Giannetti raised to 160,000. Strezmp kicked it in and Coleman made the call. The turn was the 10 and both players checked. The river brought the 4 and Coleman, first to act, fired 280,000 at the pot. Giannetti tanked for a few minutes, ultimately making the call with AQ. Coleman mucked his hand and Giannetti raked a big pot. Giannetti picked off an apparent bluff and brought his stack up to about 1,5 million while Coleman dropped to just a half million in chips.
Casey Coleman gets Rivered, Down to 100k
Sergey Rybachenko raised to 55,00 before the flop and Casey Coleman reraised to 170,000. Rybachenko called to a flop of K54. Coleman bet 250,000 and Rybacheno made the call. The turn was the 5 and both players checked. The river brought the 7 and Rybachenko bet 375,000. Coleman called and turned over AK for top pair, top kicker, but Rybacheno showed 86 for the straight on the river. Rybachenko raked a monster pot while Casey Coleman watched his chip stack dwindle down to just about 100,000 this round.
Player Tags: Sergey Rybachenko, Casey Coleman
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