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Country of Origin: United States
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Jun 21, '11 | 2011 42nd Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 1 | + |
Day 1 Starts at 5:00 p.m.Jun 21, '11 Welcome to event no. 37, the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. tournament. Last year, Ian Gordon topped a field of 241 for his first gold bracelet and the first-place prize of $611,666. Gordon defeated a notable final table that included Marco Traniello (eighth), Nick Schulman (seventh), Carlos Mortensen (sixth), Matthew Glantz (fifth), Marco Johnson (fourth), Eugene Katchalov (third) and Richard Ashby (second). Tournament officials are expecting similar numbers today. All the action starts at 5:00 p.m. Be sure to check back later tonight for official prize pool information and overnight chip counts. Player Tags: Ian Gordon |
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Jul 15, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 10 | + |
Level 23, Hour Two: Dunst Loses Heartbreaker, Last Woman Standing EliminatedJul 15, '10 Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante Players Remaining: 115 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 1,909,304 Card Player Chip Counts: Andrew Brokos – 1,230,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Joseph Cheong – 5,540,000 Notable Eliminations: 116. Robert Mizrachi — $57,102 Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande Big Hands: Dunst Cut In Half In Heartbreaking Pot Ian Gordon moved all in for a little over 1 million and Tony Dunst snapped him off. Gordon turned over AQ but was dominated by Dunst’s AA. Another player at the table announced he mucked the case A and that proved crushing as the flop fell QQ5, giving Gordon trip queens and a lock on the hand. Dunst was drawing dead and to add insult to injury, the board finished off 2 and 2 to give Gordon a full house. Gordon doubled to 2 million while Dunst lost half of his stack, slipping to 900,000. Guan Eliminated Javier Martinez raised to 36,000 from the cutoff and Mozheng Guan repopped to 84,000 from the button. Martinez called and the flop came down A108. Martinez led with 110,000 and Guan moved in for 480,000. Martinez made the call and turned over AQ for top pair and a club draw. Guan showed A6 for top pair and he was in trouble. The turn was the 3 and the river was the 5, giving Martinez the flush and Guan was out. Baldwin Makes It A Man’s World Breeze Zuckerman, the last woman standing, moved all in preflop and Eric Baldwin looked her up from the button. Baldwin: AA Baldwin had Zuckerman in bad shape, but the flop gave her some help when it fell K75. The turn was the J, offering no help and the river sealed her fate when the Q showed up and Zuckerman was out. Baldwin was at 1.3 million after the hand. Baker Doubles Up David Baker moved all in for 200,000 preflop and David Assouline looked him up. Baker turned over 109 and was live against Assouline’s AJ. The board ran out Q9884 to give Baker a pair of nines and the double up. He was at 480,000 after the hand while Assouline slipped to 1.1 million. Panny Rides Into The Sunset Sebastian Panny and Matthew Jarvis tangled in a huge pot that saw Panny all in preflop. Here were their hands: Panny: 1010 Panny was in trouble and the flop came K105 to give both players a set. The turn was a blank in the 9 and the river was the K, giving Jarvis quads. Panny, who was in the top 10 chip counts early in the day, was sent crashing to the rail. Jarvis was at 4.6 million. Pettit Gets Short, Then Busts Michael Pettit found the bulk of his chips in the middle against Jacob Tyler after the flop fell KJ6. Pettit was left with just 8,000 after Tyler was all in and Pettit tabled 109 for a straight flush draw. Tyler held J10 for middle pair. The flush or straight never came and Pettit lost the pot. He would bust a few hands later. Ruthless Gualter Salles was all in preflop against Adam Levy. The cards were then turned over. Salles: AJ Levy was dominating and he put a vice-grip on the hand when the flop fell Q72. The board finished off 4 and 5 and Levy scored the knockout. He was at 2.15 million. Oh Brother Where Art Thou? The 2010 Main Event is down to one Mizrachi brother. Robert Mizrachi moved in for his last 196,000 from under the gun and Josue Sauvageau made the call from the cutoff. Mizrachi: A10 Mizrachi was dominated and the flop brought no help as it fell J73. The turn was the 6 and the river was the 9, sending Mizrachi to the rail. Player Tags: Robert Mizrachi, Eric Baldwin, Ian Gordon, Gualter Salles, Adam Levy, Tony Dunst, Javier Martinez, Sebastian Panny, Mozheng Guan, Breeze Zuckerman, Josue Sauvageau Level 23, Hour One: Dunst Clears 2 MillionJul 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 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Michael Mizrachi – 5,750,000 Notable Eliminations: Player Twitter Accounts Jean-Robert Bellande 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 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 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 |
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Jun 25, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 3 | + |
Level 29 Update: Ian Gordon WinsJun 26, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 120,000-240,000 limits Players Remaining: 1 out of 241 Notable Eliminations: 3. Eugene Katchalov – $378,024 Big Hands: Katchalov Crippled Stud This hand happened right before the break at the end of the last level. Eugene Katchalov completed and Ian Gordon made the call. Gordon led on forth and fifth before checking sixth street. Katchalov bet and Gordon check-raised and their boards looked like this. Katchalov: (X-X)-A-9-3-7 Gordon fired one more bullet on the river and Katchalov angrily mucked his cards, leaving him with just 365,000 in chips. Eugene Katchalov Eliminated Hold’em Eugene Katchalov raised from the button, Ian Gordon made it three bets from the small blind, Katchalov made it four bets and Gordon called. The flop came 1083 and the rest of Katchalov’s chips got into the middle and Gordon made the call. Katchalov held 77, but was drawing to runners when Gordon turned over the KJ, for the second nut flush. The 3 on the turn gave Katchalov hope, but the Q on the river sealed the deal for Gordon, giving him the pot and Katchalov was eliminated in third place. Katchalov will take home $248,831 for his finish and Ian Gordon and Richard Ashby will go heads-up for the bracelet. Richard Ashby Eliminated in Second, Ian Gordon Wins Event No. 43 Hold’em After Katchalov was eliminated, heads-up play was as short as it could possibly be. Just one hand later after Katchalov left the tournament area, this hand took place. Richard Ashby raised from the button and Ian Gordon three-bet from the big blind. Ashby made it four bets and Gordon made the call. The flop was 6108 and Gordon check-raised a bet from Ashby. Ashby thought for a moment and then tossed in a call. The turn was the 10 and Gordon fired another shell. “I think you’ve got me, but I have to go all-in,” said Ashby as he moved his chips into the middle. Gordon made the call and showed 99 and was ahead of Ashby’s AJ. The river was the K and Gordon’s nines held up to take home the title and $611,666. Ashby will take home a consolation prize of $378,027. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Richard Ashby, Ian Gordon Level 28: Down to ThreeJun 26, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 100,000-200,000 limits Players Remaining: 3 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 2,410,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Ian Gordon – 3,600,000 Notable Eliminations: 4. Marco Johnson – $181,503 Big Hands: Marco Johnson Eliminated Stud 8 Marco Johnson was all-in for his last 350,000 on third street against Ian Gordon. Johnson: (A-6)-7-K-2-Q-(J) Gordon made a pair of aces and a low to scoop the pot and send Johnson home in fourth place, leaving us with the final three players. Johnson will take home $181,503 for his finish. Gordon Pulling Ahead Hold’em Eugene Katchalov raised from the small blind and Ian Gordon three-bet from the big blind. Katchalov called to see the flop of 642. Katchalov then check-raised Gordon, Gordon put in a third bet and Katchalov put in a fourth bet. Gordon called and called bets from Katchalov on the Q turn card and the 8 river card. Katchalov showed pocket nines, but Gordon held pocket tens to take the pot and shoot up to 4,000,000. Katchalov fell to 2,400,000 in chips. !(left){height:255px;width:170px;margin:3px 10px;border:3px solid;}(Richard Ashby)!Ashby Doubles Ian Gordon raised from the small blind and Richard Ashby made the call from the big blind. The flop was 7Q2 and Gordon bet, which was called by Ashby. The turn was the 2 and Gordon bet again, and this time Ashby moved in for another 140,000. Gordon made the call and showed K9J10 and Ashby showed the QJ103. The river was the 6 to double Ashby up to 1,400,000 and Gordon slipped to 3,500,000. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Richard Ashby, Marco Johnson, Ian Gordon Level 26 Update: Glantz Runs Huge BluffJun 26, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 60,000-120,000 limits Players Remaining: 5 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 1,446,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Richard Ashby – 2,100,000 Notable Eliminations: none Big Hands: Gordon Moving Chips Razz Ian Gordon was down to 300,000 after losing back to back omaha 8 or better hands. Then this razz hand came along. Gordon: (X-X)-4-K-9 Ian Gordon was the bring-in with a four and Richard Ashby completed and was called by Gordon. Ashby bet out on fourth and was called by Gordon. Ashby bet on fifth even though he open paired and Gordon moved all-in for just 35,000 more. Ashby called and showed 9-6 in the hole and Gordon showed 8-5 and was in the lead. Ashby caught on ace on sixth and Gordon caught a 7. Ashby squeezed his last card, but turned up a pair of sixes, meaning that Gordon’s K on the river was meaningless and he wold double up to 600,000. Razz is Rough on Crazy Marco Marco Johnson was in two razz hands that left him fairly short. In a hand against Eugene Katchalov, he completed and bet fourth street, before calling fifth and sixth street, but had to fold the river. Then he completed and was raised by Ian Gordon, but Johnson made the call. Gordon bet every street the rest of the way and their boards looked like this. Gordon: (X-X)-A-6-5-10-(X) On the river, Johnson was talking to himself before eventually convincing himself to call. Gordon turned over the 7-6-4 in the hole to make a 7-6 low and take the pot. Johnson was left with just 430,000. Johnson Doubles Marco Johnson: (X-X)-5-10-9-5-(X) Johnson completed and Ashby called. Ashby checked and called a bet from Johnson on fourth and fifth street, but wanted to lead out into Johnson on sixth until Matt Glantz stopped him to tell him that Johnson had paired his five and acts first. Johnson bet and was left with just 35,000. Ashby seemed confused and eventually called. Johnson bet his last 35,000 in the dark and Ashby tossed in a call in the dark. Johnson showed K67 giving him a king-high flush and the pot. He doubles up to 870,000 and got a golf clap from his cheering section of David Baker and Jon Aguiar. Glantz Runs a Bluff Stud Marco Johnson completed and Matt Glantz made the call. Johnson bet fourth and Glantz called. Johnson led again on fifth and Glantz announced a raise. Johnson made the call and led into Glantz on sixth street. Glantz just called and they saw the river with their boards looking like this. Johnson: (X-X)-Q-6-J-2-(X) Johnson checked and Glantz appeared to squeeze his river card and then fired out a bet. Johnson then went deep in the tank and eventually folded after six minutes of thinking, leaving himself with just 250,000. “I haven’t looked,” said Glantz as he was being pushed the pot. “Do you want to see, it’s up to you.” After Johnson nodded yes, Glantz showed the 5710, giving him just a pair of sevens. Johnson stormed away in disgust, knowing he’d been bluffed off the best hand. Player Tags: Matthew Glantz, Eugene Katchalov, Richard Ashby, Marco Johnson, Ian Gordon Level 25 Update: Mortensen EliminatedJun 26, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 50,000-100,000 limits Players Remaining: 5 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 1,446,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Ian Gordon – 2,350,000 Notable Eliminations: 6. Carlos Mortensen – $102,237 Big Hands: Carlos Mortensen Eliminated Razz Carlos Mortensen completed and Eugene Katchalov was the only caller and he was the player who brought it in. Mortensen bet fourth and was called and the last of his chips were committed on fifth street. Katchalov: (2-6)-Q-8-4-5-(6) Mortesen was way ahead on fourth street, but Katchalov caught good and made a better eight low than Mortenesen. Mortensen was eliminated from the tournament with an extra $102,237 to his name. Battle of the Big Stacks Stud Eugene Katchalov: (X-X)-10-A103-(X) Katchalov completed and Gordon called. Katchalov checked and called a bet from Gordon on fourth street and then bet fifth and sixth street, getting calls from Gordon both times. Katchalov bet one more time on the river and this time Gordon let his hand go after a grimace. Gordon Gets Aces, Knocks Ashby Back Down Stud Eugene Katchalov brought it in and Ian Gordon completed. Richard Ashby made the call and so did Katchalov. Gordon bet on fourth street and was raised by Ashby. Katchalov folded and Gordon made the call. Gordon check-called fifth and both players checked sixth and seventh. Gordon: (A-7-10)-A-6-3-4 Gordon’s aces were enough to take the pot. Gordon moved up to 2,600,000 and Ashby fell to 800,000. Player Tags: Carlos Mortensen, Eugene Katchalov, Richard Ashby, Ian Gordon Level 23 Update: Traniello EliminatedJun 25, '10 Blinds: Flop Games: 30,000-60,000 limits Players Remaining: 7 out of 241 Average Chip Count: 1,032,857 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Matt Glantz – 2,000,000 Notable Eliminations: 8. Marco Traniello – $61,414 Big Hands: Traniello Triples Up Hold’em Marco Johnson raised and Marco Traniello moved all-in for 86,000. Eugene Katchalov cold-called and Johnson made the call as well. Johnson and Katchalov checked it down as the board ran out 236JQ. Johnson showed AK, Katchalov mucked, and Traniello showed 1010, to give him the pot and triple up to almost 300,000. Katchalov Picks Off Glantz Hold’em Matt Glantz raised and called a three-bet from Eugene Katchalov. The flop came 443 and Glantz check-raised Katchalov, who made the call. Glantz fired bullets on the turn and river which were the J and the 7 and Katchalov called both times. Glantz showed A6 and Katchalov showed AJ to take the pot. Traniello Is First Final Table Casualty Omaha 8 Marco Johnson raised from the button and Marco Traniello raised all-in from the small blind. Ian Gordon cold-called from the big blind and Johnson made the call. The flop was 733 and Gordon led with a bet that was called by Johnson. Gordon fired again on the K turn card and Johnson came along to see the K river. Gordon fired the river and Johnson quickly folded his hand. Gordon showed the 3654 for trip threes and Traniello showed the QQA6. Traniello is eliminated in eight place and collects $61,114 for his efforts. Glantz Closing in on Two Million Stud Nick Schulman: (X-X)-10-5-Q-3 Marco Johnson completed with the Q and Nick Schulman raised. Matt Glantz made it three bets and Johnson folded, but Schulman came along. Schulman called bets from Glantz on fourth and fifth street, but folded to a bullet on sixth street and Schulman is now down to 190,000, while Glantz is up to 2,000,000. Player Tags: Marco Traniello, Marco Johnson, Ian Gordon |
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