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| Mar 21, '13 | CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas | $5,000 Championship Event | 5 | + |
Dehkharghani vs SovaMar 19, '13 Ray Dehkharghani raises to 7,000 from the button and Johnny Sova calls from the big blind. The dealer spreads Q Sova checks his option, Dehkharghani bets 6,000 and Sova calls. The turn is the 10 The river is the A Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani Ray Dehkharghani Busts Joe SerockMar 19, '13
Dehkharghani revealed the J Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Joseph Serock Brock Parker Eliminated By Ray DehkharghaniMar 19, '13
The board ran out A Player Tags: Brock Parker, Ray Dehkharghani Kirill Kruglov Eliminated 12thMar 20, '13
Kruglov holds 10 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Kirill Kruglov Antonio Lafosse Eliminated By Ray DehkharghaniMar 20, '13
Lafosse thought it over for a few minutes before moving all in and Dehkharghani called with Q Lafosse held pocket jacks and failed to catch up as the board ran out 10 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Chae Continues to LeadMar 20, '13 Tom Chae raises to 12,000 from middle position and Ray Dehkharghani calls from the big blind. The two see a flop of Q Dehkharghani checks, Chae bets 17,000 and Dehkharghani calls. The turn is the K Dehkharghani shows A Dehkharghani now has about 465,000 while Chae continues with the chip lead. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Hyoung Chae Antonio Lafosse Doubles Through Ray DehkharghaniMar 20, '13 Georgui Martov raised to 12,000 and Ray Dehkharghani made the call behind him. Antonio Lafosse then moved all in for his last 70,000 on the button and Martov folded. Dehkharghani made the call with K Lafosse now has about 160,000 in chips. Dehkharghani is still strong with 435,000 in chips. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Dehkharghani Folds to Lafosse's All-InMar 20, '13
Dehkharghani takes several moments to mull over his next move before ultimately folding his hand. Lafosse is now up to about 82,000. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Dehkharghani Defeats Stein Heads UpMar 21, '13
Dehkharghani will take home $235,931 for his win. Stein leaves with $170,672. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sam Stein Heads UpMar 21, '13 With the elimination of Tom Marchese as the third place finisher, the heads up match between Ray Dehkharghani and Sam Stein is now underway. Dehkharghani begins the heads up battle with about a 2-to-1 chip advantage over Stein. Ray Dehkharghani – 4,400,000 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sam Stein |
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| Mar 20, '13 | CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas | $5,000 Championship Event | 4 | + |
Dehkharghani vs SovaMar 19, '13 Ray Dehkharghani raises to 7,000 from the button and Johnny Sova calls from the big blind. The dealer spreads Q Sova checks his option, Dehkharghani bets 6,000 and Sova calls. The turn is the 10 The river is the A Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani Ray Dehkharghani Busts Joe SerockMar 19, '13
Dehkharghani revealed the J Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Joseph Serock Brock Parker Eliminated By Ray DehkharghaniMar 19, '13
The board ran out A Player Tags: Brock Parker, Ray Dehkharghani Kirill Kruglov Eliminated 12thMar 20, '13
Kruglov holds 10 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Kirill Kruglov Antonio Lafosse Eliminated By Ray DehkharghaniMar 20, '13
Lafosse thought it over for a few minutes before moving all in and Dehkharghani called with Q Lafosse held pocket jacks and failed to catch up as the board ran out 10 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Chae Continues to LeadMar 20, '13 Tom Chae raises to 12,000 from middle position and Ray Dehkharghani calls from the big blind. The two see a flop of Q Dehkharghani checks, Chae bets 17,000 and Dehkharghani calls. The turn is the K Dehkharghani shows A Dehkharghani now has about 465,000 while Chae continues with the chip lead. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Hyoung Chae Antonio Lafosse Doubles Through Ray DehkharghaniMar 20, '13 Georgui Martov raised to 12,000 and Ray Dehkharghani made the call behind him. Antonio Lafosse then moved all in for his last 70,000 on the button and Martov folded. Dehkharghani made the call with K Lafosse now has about 160,000 in chips. Dehkharghani is still strong with 435,000 in chips. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Dehkharghani Folds to Lafosse's All-InMar 20, '13
Dehkharghani takes several moments to mull over his next move before ultimately folding his hand. Lafosse is now up to about 82,000. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Dehkharghani Defeats Stein Heads UpMar 21, '13
Dehkharghani will take home $235,931 for his win. Stein leaves with $170,672. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sam Stein Heads UpMar 21, '13 With the elimination of Tom Marchese as the third place finisher, the heads up match between Ray Dehkharghani and Sam Stein is now underway. Dehkharghani begins the heads up battle with about a 2-to-1 chip advantage over Stein. Ray Dehkharghani – 4,400,000 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sam Stein |
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| Mar 19, '13 | CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas | $5,000 Championship Event | 3 | + |
Dehkharghani vs SovaMar 19, '13 Ray Dehkharghani raises to 7,000 from the button and Johnny Sova calls from the big blind. The dealer spreads Q Sova checks his option, Dehkharghani bets 6,000 and Sova calls. The turn is the 10 The river is the A Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani Ray Dehkharghani Busts Joe SerockMar 19, '13
Dehkharghani revealed the J Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Joseph Serock Brock Parker Eliminated By Ray DehkharghaniMar 19, '13
The board ran out A Player Tags: Brock Parker, Ray Dehkharghani Kirill Kruglov Eliminated 12thMar 20, '13
Kruglov holds 10 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Kirill Kruglov Antonio Lafosse Eliminated By Ray DehkharghaniMar 20, '13
Lafosse thought it over for a few minutes before moving all in and Dehkharghani called with Q Lafosse held pocket jacks and failed to catch up as the board ran out 10 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Chae Continues to LeadMar 20, '13 Tom Chae raises to 12,000 from middle position and Ray Dehkharghani calls from the big blind. The two see a flop of Q Dehkharghani checks, Chae bets 17,000 and Dehkharghani calls. The turn is the K Dehkharghani shows A Dehkharghani now has about 465,000 while Chae continues with the chip lead. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Hyoung Chae Antonio Lafosse Doubles Through Ray DehkharghaniMar 20, '13 Georgui Martov raised to 12,000 and Ray Dehkharghani made the call behind him. Antonio Lafosse then moved all in for his last 70,000 on the button and Martov folded. Dehkharghani made the call with K Lafosse now has about 160,000 in chips. Dehkharghani is still strong with 435,000 in chips. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Dehkharghani Folds to Lafosse's All-InMar 20, '13
Dehkharghani takes several moments to mull over his next move before ultimately folding his hand. Lafosse is now up to about 82,000. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Antonio Lafosse Dehkharghani Defeats Stein Heads UpMar 21, '13
Dehkharghani will take home $235,931 for his win. Stein leaves with $170,672. Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sam Stein Heads UpMar 21, '13 With the elimination of Tom Marchese as the third place finisher, the heads up match between Ray Dehkharghani and Sam Stein is now underway. Dehkharghani begins the heads up battle with about a 2-to-1 chip advantage over Stein. Ray Dehkharghani – 4,400,000 Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sam Stein |
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| Jun 05, '12 | 2012 43rd Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $5,000 Seven-Card Stud | 3 | + |
Level 21 Update: Ray Dehkharghani Eliminated in 8th Place ($22,332)Jun 05, '12 Level: 21 Ante: 2,000 Players Remaining: 7 out of 145 Average Chip Count: 310,714 Chip Counts: Seat no. 1 — John Monnette — 560,000 Players Eliminated: Ray Dehkharghani — 8th Place ($22,332) Live Updates: Bryn Kenney Doubles Through Mark Dickstein Bryn Kenney came to the final table with the second shortest stack, but managed to survive an all in showdown to double up and stay alive this level. Mark Dickstein brought in the 2 Kenney: 9 Kenney made a jack-high straight on sixth street and Dickstein was drawing dead on the river where he paired tens. Kenney doubled up to 100,000 (5 BBs) that hand which was enough to survive Ray Dehkharghani who was subsequently eliminated in 8th place ($22,332). Ray Dehkharghani Eliminated in 8th Place ($22,332) Ray Dehkharghani was all in on third street with a split pair of sevens against Timothy Finne’s king-high with three diamonds. Finne: 7
Dehkharghani was ahead with a pair on third street when the money went in, but Finne paired his queen on fourth street to win the pot and eliminate Ray Dehkharghani in 8th place ($22,332). Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Mark Dickstein, Ray Dehkharghani, Bryn Kenney, Timothy Finne Action Begins, Final Table Now UnderwayJun 05, '12 The final table of Event no. 10 ($5,000 – Seven Card Stud) is now underway, and Card Player will be posting level-by-level updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. With the elimination of Eugene Katchalov in 9th Place ($18,693), the official 8-handed final table is now set. Play will begin in Level 21 with limits of 10,000-20,000 and a 2,000 ante, and will continue until a winner is determined. With cards now back in the air, here is a look at the final table and how these players match up: Seat no. 1 — John Monnette — 547,000 While only 8 remain, this event gathered 145 players, creating a total prize pool of $681,500. Here is a look at the final payouts: 1st Place — $190,826 Be sure to check back with Card Player at the conclusion of each level for regular updates with all of the action, current chip counts, and prize distributions. Player Tags: Mark Dickstein, Jeffrey Lisandro, Perry Friedman, John Monnette, Ray Dehkharghani, Eugene Katchalov, Bryn Kenney, Huu Vinh, Timothy Finne |
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| Dec 07, '10 | 2010 Five Diamond World Poker Classic | WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic Main Event | 5 | + |
Ray Dehkharghani Eliminated in 10th Place ($50,677)Dec 07, '10
Mizzi bet 70,000 and Dehkharghani moved all in for 485,000. Mizzi went into the tank for over five minutes before finally calling, showing K Dehkharghani showed A Player Tags: Ray Dehkharghani, Sorel Mizzi |
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| Jun 25, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 2 | + |
Level Five: Players Start To FallJun 23, '10 Flop Games: 300-600 blinds Players Remaining: 228 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 31,711 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brandon Adams – 70,000 Notable Eliminations: Lex Veldhuis Big Hands: Stud
Picking up the action on sixth street, Mikael Thuritz bet 1,200 and Andy Bloch made the call. They were dealt seventh street and Thuritz bet another 1,200. Bloch made the call showing 10 Bloch surrendered the pot and was down to his last 5,000. Lederer Can’t Call Picking up the action on fifth street, Howard Lederer led out with 1,200 and Brandon Adams jacked it up to 2,400. On sixth street, Adams did the betting with 1,200 and Lederer called. On seventh street, Adams fired another bullet of 1,200 while showing 9 Lederer took a session in the tank with 8
Picking up the action on sixth street, Ray Dehkharghani bet 1,200 and Tom Dwan made the call. On seventh street, Dehkharghani bet another 1,200 and Dwan threw in the call. Dehkharghani tabled J Dwan took the pot and was around 34,000. Razz Lex Veldhuis Out Lex Veldhuis led the betting on sixth and seventh street and the player in seat one made the call. Veldhuis was all in with his bet on seventh and tabled 8-5-4-2-A. Seat 1 tabled his hand, which the dealer mixed up. Whatever it was, it was better than an 8-5 and Veldhuis was eliminated. Player Tags: Andy Bloch, Howard Lederer, Ray Dehkharghani, Brandon Adams, Mikael Thuritz, Tom Dwan, Lex Veldhuis Level 17: Money Bubble TimeJun 25, '10 Flop Games: 5,000-10,000 blinds Players Remaining: 23 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 314,347 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brandon Adams – 550,000 Notable Eliminations: Annie Duke Big Hands: Razz
Annie Duke was responsible for the bring-in and Roman Yitzhaki raised. Duke called for her last 8,000 chips and she was at risk. Duke had a pair of sixes up and when Yitzhaki turned over a 7-6 low, she mucked her hand and made her way toward the exit. Johnson Disposes Of Dehkharghani Ray Dehkharghani bet 10,000 on fourth street and Marco Johnson made the call. Dehkharghani bet 20,000 on fifth street and Johnson made the call. Johnson then took the lead on sixth street with 20,000 and Dehkharghani made the call with the rest of his chips. Johnson ended up with an 8-7 low, good enough against Dehkharghani’s queen-low and he was eliminated. Stud
Picking up the action on fifth street, Dario Alioto and Scott Fischman were involved in a hand that ended with the rest of Alioto’s chips in the middle. Here is how their boards ran out: Fischman: (7 Fischman hit the slot machine with three sevens to best Alioto’s two pair and he was eliminated. Fischman was at 330,000. Omaha/8 Mosseri Lifts Some Off Glantz Michael Chow raised from the cutoff and both Matt Glantz and Abe Mosseri made the call from the blinds. The flop came down Q Chow got out of the way and Glantz made the call. Both players checked the 10 Mosseri then showed A Hold’em
Cyndy Violette moved all in under the gun against Roman Yitzhaki. Here were their cards: Violette: A It was the classic race and the board ran out 6 Player Tags: Annie Duke, Scott Fischman, Cyndy Violette, Abe Mosseri, Ray Dehkharghani, Matthew Glantz, Roman Yitzhaki, Dario Alioto, Marco Johnson |
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| Jun 23, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 43 - $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship | 1 | + |
Level Five: Players Start To FallJun 23, '10 Flop Games: 300-600 blinds Players Remaining: 228 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 31,711 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brandon Adams – 70,000 Notable Eliminations: Lex Veldhuis Big Hands: Stud
Picking up the action on sixth street, Mikael Thuritz bet 1,200 and Andy Bloch made the call. They were dealt seventh street and Thuritz bet another 1,200. Bloch made the call showing 10 Bloch surrendered the pot and was down to his last 5,000. Lederer Can’t Call Picking up the action on fifth street, Howard Lederer led out with 1,200 and Brandon Adams jacked it up to 2,400. On sixth street, Adams did the betting with 1,200 and Lederer called. On seventh street, Adams fired another bullet of 1,200 while showing 9 Lederer took a session in the tank with 8
Picking up the action on sixth street, Ray Dehkharghani bet 1,200 and Tom Dwan made the call. On seventh street, Dehkharghani bet another 1,200 and Dwan threw in the call. Dehkharghani tabled J Dwan took the pot and was around 34,000. Razz Lex Veldhuis Out Lex Veldhuis led the betting on sixth and seventh street and the player in seat one made the call. Veldhuis was all in with his bet on seventh and tabled 8-5-4-2-A. Seat 1 tabled his hand, which the dealer mixed up. Whatever it was, it was better than an 8-5 and Veldhuis was eliminated. Player Tags: Andy Bloch, Howard Lederer, Ray Dehkharghani, Brandon Adams, Mikael Thuritz, Tom Dwan, Lex Veldhuis Level 17: Money Bubble TimeJun 25, '10 Flop Games: 5,000-10,000 blinds Players Remaining: 23 out of 241 Average Chip Stack: 314,347 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Brandon Adams – 550,000 Notable Eliminations: Annie Duke Big Hands: Razz
Annie Duke was responsible for the bring-in and Roman Yitzhaki raised. Duke called for her last 8,000 chips and she was at risk. Duke had a pair of sixes up and when Yitzhaki turned over a 7-6 low, she mucked her hand and made her way toward the exit. Johnson Disposes Of Dehkharghani Ray Dehkharghani bet 10,000 on fourth street and Marco Johnson made the call. Dehkharghani bet 20,000 on fifth street and Johnson made the call. Johnson then took the lead on sixth street with 20,000 and Dehkharghani made the call with the rest of his chips. Johnson ended up with an 8-7 low, good enough against Dehkharghani’s queen-low and he was eliminated. Stud
Picking up the action on fifth street, Dario Alioto and Scott Fischman were involved in a hand that ended with the rest of Alioto’s chips in the middle. Here is how their boards ran out: Fischman: (7 Fischman hit the slot machine with three sevens to best Alioto’s two pair and he was eliminated. Fischman was at 330,000. Omaha/8 Mosseri Lifts Some Off Glantz Michael Chow raised from the cutoff and both Matt Glantz and Abe Mosseri made the call from the blinds. The flop came down Q Chow got out of the way and Glantz made the call. Both players checked the 10 Mosseri then showed A Hold’em
Cyndy Violette moved all in under the gun against Roman Yitzhaki. Here were their cards: Violette: A It was the classic race and the board ran out 6 Player Tags: Annie Duke, Scott Fischman, Cyndy Violette, Abe Mosseri, Ray Dehkharghani, Matthew Glantz, Roman Yitzhaki, Dario Alioto, Marco Johnson |
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| Jun 05, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 10 - $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship | 3 | + |
Level 18: Final 9 DecidedJun 05, '10 Blinds: Ante 3000, Bring-in 3000, Limits 12,000-24,000 Players Remaining: 9 out of 150 Average Chip Count: 450,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Vladimir Schmelev — 1,040,000 Notable Eliminations: Eric Buchman – 12th Place ($32,909) Big Hands:
Entering the action late, Men Nguyen was heads up against Michael Mizrachi. Nguyen bet on 4th street and the Grinder raised. Nguyen called, and did the same when Mizrachi bet on 5th street. When Mizrachi bet on 6th street, Nguyen took some time to think over the hand, eventually folding and giving the pot to Mizrachi. Their hands: Mizrachi: (X-X)-7 The Grinder lost a previous hand to the Master, but this hand put his chip stack back around 450,000. Buchman Busts In 12th Place ($32,909) A short-stacked Eric Buchman completed on third street and was called by the chip leader, Vladimir Schmelev. Buchman led out on 4th street and bet again, getting called. Schmelev connected for a pair of eights on 5th street and put Buchman all in. Buchman called and didn’t improve his buried pair of 4s, busting in 12th place. Schmelev: (4 Shortly after, Schmelev was the first to surpass one million in chips. Looks like he’s ready for another final table at the 2010 WSOP.
Brandon Adams entered the day short on chips, but has since chipped up and in the process knocked out Ray Dehkharghani. Ray called a raise from Adams on 3rd street, then called Adams’ bet on 4th street. Ray bet out on 5th and 6th street and was called. On the end, Ray slowed down and checked. He didn’t look too happy when he called Adams’ final bet. Their hands were: Dehkharghani: (X-X)-4 Adams’ trip Jacks took a nice pot and was no longer among the short stacks, holding 400,000 in chips. Shortly after Dehkharghani got all in, again against Adams, and Adams hit a flush to send Dehkharghani out in 11th place. Barlow Falls in 10th Place ($38,676) Todd Barlow got all in in a three-way pot and couldn’t improve upon his pair of nines, falling to Joe Cassidy’s two pair. The hands were: Barlow: (9-9)-J-2-10-8-(3) With Barlow’s elimination, the final 10 are set. Player Tags: Men Nguyen, Eric Buchman, Michael Mizrachi, Joe Cassidy, Ray Dehkharghani, Todd Barlow, Brandon Adams |
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| Jun 29, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 49 - $50,000 World Championship H.O.R.S.E | 4 | + |
Level 11 Update: End of Day 2; Gus Hansen LeadsJun 28, '09 Day 2 of the $50,000 World Championship of H.O.R.S.E. has come to an end and just 53 players remain out of the 91 that started the day. Hasan Habib came into the day as the overnight chipleader, maintaining that lead almost the entire day until finally relinquishing it to Gus Hansen right before the closing bell. Both Scotty Nguyen and Freddy Deeb have the survived the day and will return at 2:00 pm PDT to defend their titles. Day 3 is sure to bring a lot of action, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com as we bring you live updates, chip counts and eliminations from this marquee event. Flop Games: Blinds – 3,000-6,000, Limits – 6,000-12,000 Players Remaining: 53 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Ray Dehkharghani — 643,000 Average Chip Count: 268,867 Notable Eliminations: Allen Kessler HOLD’EM
Farzad Bontadi and Howard Lederer each get four bets in before the flop. The flop comes Q Bonyadi: A Bonyadi flops a queen to take the lead. The turn and river are the 7 Bonyadi Finishes the Job; Howard Lederer Eliminated A few hands later and Howard Lederer raises before the flop and Farzad Bonyadi calls. The flop comes K The turn is the 2 Lederer: 9 Lederer only has a pair on the turn while Bonyadi has already made a flush. Lederer is drawing dead on the river (10 RAZZ
Abe Mosseri is all in on fourth street against Hasan Habib. Mosseri: 3-2-4-7-7-7-K Mosseri started off good on fourth street wen his money went in, but then tripped up on fifth and sixth streets, making a a king-low on the river. Habib makes a jack-low, adding even more chips to his stack as he eliminates Abe Mosseri right before the end of the play. Dehkharghani Doubles Through Lindgren; Steals late-Night Chiplead Ray Dehkharghani took control of the pot early with Erick Lindgren calling to a showdown. Dehkharghani: 6-J-2-A-5-7-7 Dehkharghani makes a 7-low and Lindgren mucks his hand. Dehkharghani steals the chiplead with just under 650,000 this hand while Lindgren drops to 100,000 in chips. Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Hasan Habib, Gus Hansen, Howard Lederer, Abe Mosseri, Ray Dehkharghani, Erik Sagstrom Level 9 Update: Zeidman, Chan, Cassidy EliminatedJun 27, '09 Flop Games: Blinds – 2,000-4,000, Limits – 4,000-8,000 Players Remaining: 73 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Hasan Habib — 555,000 Average Chip Count: 195,205 Notable Eliminations: Cory Zeidman Big Hands STUD/8
Cory Zeidman was all in on third street against both Annie Duke and Patrik Antonius. Ziedman: X-X-A Duke turned over Q Big Pot; Hansen and Betchel Come Out on Top Four players get involved in this huge pot. Hansen: 7 Pat Bueno takes his turn betting out on fourth street and Jerry Buss leads out on fifth street. All four players check around on sixth street and Gus Hansen leads out on the river. Jim Betchel raises and Jerry Buss and Patrik Bueno both fold. Hansen three-bets, Betchel four-bets and Hansen calls. Betchel turns over 8
Johnny Chan was all in on fourth street against Chau Giang. Chan: X-X-8 Chan made just a pair of nines while Giang made two pair on the river . Chau Giang rakes the pot, eliminating Johnny Chan from the tournament. Negrenau Moving Backwards On a flop of 9 The turn is the 9 The river is the 2 OMAHA/8
Pat Bueno raises from early position and both Jerry Buss and Jim Betchel calls from the blinds. The flop comes 5 The turn is the 4 The river is the Q Player Tags: Annie Duke, Jerry Buss, Gus Hansen, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Chau Giang, Cory Zeidman, Ray Dehkharghani, Patrik Antonius, Patrick Bueno, Jim Betchel Level 16 Update: Defending Champ Nguyen EliminatedJun 29, '09 Flop Games: Blinds – 9,000-18,000, Limits – 18,000-36,000 Players Remaining: 20 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Vitaly Lunkin – 1,527,000 Average Chip Count: 750,000 Notable Eliminations: John Hennigan Big Hands: Hold’em
David Bach raised to 36,000 preflop and Freddy Deeb made the call. The flop came down J Deeb showed down K Omaha/8
David Bach raised to 36,000 from the cutoff and the action was on John Hennigan in the small blind. He three-bet to 54,000 and action was back on Bach after the big blind folded. Bach added another bet to 72,000 and Hennigan called. The flop then came down J Bach made the call and Hennigan tabled A
Scotty Nguyen made his last stand just before day 3 came to an end. He was all in for his last 28,000 preflop against Frank Kassela. Here is how their boards looked. Nguyen: A Board: 5 The flop gave Nguyen four cards to a low but the following two streets did refused to help the defending champion and he was eliminated. Razz
Bill Chen was short on chips and found himself at risk on third street against Ray Dehkharghani. Here is how their boards ran out. Chen: (A-8)9-10-K-5(8) Chen was only able to make a king-low and Dehkharghani made a 10-low to knock Chen out just a few spots shy of the money. Dehkharghani took the pot and was at 400,000 after the knockout. Stud High
Steve Billirakis completed to 18,000 and Thor Hansen raised to 36,000. Billirakis made the call and here is how their boards looked heading into fourth street. Billirakis: X-X-Q Billirakis led out with 18,000 and Hansen raised to 36,000. Billirakis made the call. Billirakis: X-X-Q Billirakis bet 36,000 and Hansen raised all in. Billirakis made the call and turned over (10 Stud/8
Huck Seed, Vitaly Lunkin and Frank Kassela were each involved in a hand. Kassela brought in for 5,000 and Seed completed to 18,000. Kassela and Lunkin both called. Here is how their boards looked entering fourth street. Seed: X-X-8 Action was checked to Seed who fired 18,000. Both opponents called. Seed: X-X-8 Action was checked to Seed again and he fired 36,000. Lunkin made the call but Kassela had enough and mucked. Seed: X-X-8 Lunkin made two pair on sixth street and led out with 36,000. Seed made the call. The river was dealt and both players checked. Lunkin then tabled (8
Picking up the action on fourth street, Steve Billirakis, David Chiu and Matt Glantz were involved in a hand. Billirakis: X-X-A Billirakis bet 18,000 and both opponents called. Billirakis: X-X-A Billirakis bet 36,000 and Chiu called. Glantz called the remainder of his stack and he was all in. Billirakis: X-X-A Billirakis bet 36,000 and Chiu called. The river was dealt and Billirakis checked. Chiu fired 36,000 and Billirakis let his hand go. Chiu then tabled (A
Mikhail Tulchinskiy found himself all in against Erik Seidel. Here is how their boards ran out. Tulchinskiy: (3 Seidel was rolled up with three eights but Tulchinskiy got something to fight back with when he received a third three on fourth street. They drew blanks until the river where Tulchinskiy scored a full boat. Unfortunately, Seidel also hit a boat and his was bigger. Tulchinskiy got up and made his exit from the tournament. Player Tags: Thor Hansen, Frank Kassela, Erik Seidel, Huck Seed, David Bach, John Hennigan, David Chiu, Ray Dehkharghani, Steve Billirakis, Freddy Deeb, Vitaly Lunkin Level 20 Update: Final Table SetJun 29, '09 Flop Games: Blinds — 20,000-40,000 Limits — 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Erik Sagstrom – 3,675,000 Average Chip Count: 1,781,250 Notable Eliminations: 12. David Chiu – $99,590 Big Hands: Omaha 8/b
John Hanson raised from the button and David Chiu called and was al in from the small blind. Ville Wahlbeck also called from the big blind. Hanson and Wahlbeck checked it all the way down and the board fell J Ray Dehkharghani Eliminated in 11th Place ($99,590) Vitaly Lunkin raised from the button and Ray Dehkharghani three-bet all in from the small blind. Huck Seed called from the big blind and Lunkin also came along. Seed and Lunkin checked all the way down as the board fell A Seed took the whole pot as he made aces and threes with a ten kicker, which eliminated Dehkharghani in 11th place. Mike Wattel Eliminated in 10th Place ($123,895) Chau Giang raised from middle position and Mike Wattel called in the big blind. The flop was A Giang showed the A Giang had flopped two pair and had Wattel on the ropes. The J
Vitaly Lunkin raised from middle position and was called by Chau Giang, Gus Hansen, Ville Wahlbeck, and Erik Sagstrom. More than half the table saw the flop of K The J Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Michael Wattel, David Chiu, Ray Dehkharghani |
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| Jun 29, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 49 - $50,000 World Championship H.O.R.S.E | 3 | + |
Level 11 Update: End of Day 2; Gus Hansen LeadsJun 28, '09 Day 2 of the $50,000 World Championship of H.O.R.S.E. has come to an end and just 53 players remain out of the 91 that started the day. Hasan Habib came into the day as the overnight chipleader, maintaining that lead almost the entire day until finally relinquishing it to Gus Hansen right before the closing bell. Both Scotty Nguyen and Freddy Deeb have the survived the day and will return at 2:00 pm PDT to defend their titles. Day 3 is sure to bring a lot of action, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com as we bring you live updates, chip counts and eliminations from this marquee event. Flop Games: Blinds – 3,000-6,000, Limits – 6,000-12,000 Players Remaining: 53 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Ray Dehkharghani — 643,000 Average Chip Count: 268,867 Notable Eliminations: Allen Kessler HOLD’EM
Farzad Bontadi and Howard Lederer each get four bets in before the flop. The flop comes Q Bonyadi: A Bonyadi flops a queen to take the lead. The turn and river are the 7 Bonyadi Finishes the Job; Howard Lederer Eliminated A few hands later and Howard Lederer raises before the flop and Farzad Bonyadi calls. The flop comes K The turn is the 2 Lederer: 9 Lederer only has a pair on the turn while Bonyadi has already made a flush. Lederer is drawing dead on the river (10 RAZZ
Abe Mosseri is all in on fourth street against Hasan Habib. Mosseri: 3-2-4-7-7-7-K Mosseri started off good on fourth street wen his money went in, but then tripped up on fifth and sixth streets, making a a king-low on the river. Habib makes a jack-low, adding even more chips to his stack as he eliminates Abe Mosseri right before the end of the play. Dehkharghani Doubles Through Lindgren; Steals late-Night Chiplead Ray Dehkharghani took control of the pot early with Erick Lindgren calling to a showdown. Dehkharghani: 6-J-2-A-5-7-7 Dehkharghani makes a 7-low and Lindgren mucks his hand. Dehkharghani steals the chiplead with just under 650,000 this hand while Lindgren drops to 100,000 in chips. Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Hasan Habib, Gus Hansen, Howard Lederer, Abe Mosseri, Ray Dehkharghani, Erik Sagstrom Level 9 Update: Zeidman, Chan, Cassidy EliminatedJun 27, '09 Flop Games: Blinds – 2,000-4,000, Limits – 4,000-8,000 Players Remaining: 73 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Hasan Habib — 555,000 Average Chip Count: 195,205 Notable Eliminations: Cory Zeidman Big Hands STUD/8
Cory Zeidman was all in on third street against both Annie Duke and Patrik Antonius. Ziedman: X-X-A Duke turned over Q Big Pot; Hansen and Betchel Come Out on Top Four players get involved in this huge pot. Hansen: 7 Pat Bueno takes his turn betting out on fourth street and Jerry Buss leads out on fifth street. All four players check around on sixth street and Gus Hansen leads out on the river. Jim Betchel raises and Jerry Buss and Patrik Bueno both fold. Hansen three-bets, Betchel four-bets and Hansen calls. Betchel turns over 8
Johnny Chan was all in on fourth street against Chau Giang. Chan: X-X-8 Chan made just a pair of nines while Giang made two pair on the river . Chau Giang rakes the pot, eliminating Johnny Chan from the tournament. Negrenau Moving Backwards On a flop of 9 The turn is the 9 The river is the 2 OMAHA/8
Pat Bueno raises from early position and both Jerry Buss and Jim Betchel calls from the blinds. The flop comes 5 The turn is the 4 The river is the Q Player Tags: Annie Duke, Jerry Buss, Gus Hansen, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Chau Giang, Cory Zeidman, Ray Dehkharghani, Patrik Antonius, Patrick Bueno, Jim Betchel Level 16 Update: Defending Champ Nguyen EliminatedJun 29, '09 Flop Games: Blinds – 9,000-18,000, Limits – 18,000-36,000 Players Remaining: 20 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Vitaly Lunkin – 1,527,000 Average Chip Count: 750,000 Notable Eliminations: John Hennigan Big Hands: Hold’em
David Bach raised to 36,000 preflop and Freddy Deeb made the call. The flop came down J Deeb showed down K Omaha/8
David Bach raised to 36,000 from the cutoff and the action was on John Hennigan in the small blind. He three-bet to 54,000 and action was back on Bach after the big blind folded. Bach added another bet to 72,000 and Hennigan called. The flop then came down J Bach made the call and Hennigan tabled A
Scotty Nguyen made his last stand just before day 3 came to an end. He was all in for his last 28,000 preflop against Frank Kassela. Here is how their boards looked. Nguyen: A Board: 5 The flop gave Nguyen four cards to a low but the following two streets did refused to help the defending champion and he was eliminated. Razz
Bill Chen was short on chips and found himself at risk on third street against Ray Dehkharghani. Here is how their boards ran out. Chen: (A-8)9-10-K-5(8) Chen was only able to make a king-low and Dehkharghani made a 10-low to knock Chen out just a few spots shy of the money. Dehkharghani took the pot and was at 400,000 after the knockout. Stud High
Steve Billirakis completed to 18,000 and Thor Hansen raised to 36,000. Billirakis made the call and here is how their boards looked heading into fourth street. Billirakis: X-X-Q Billirakis led out with 18,000 and Hansen raised to 36,000. Billirakis made the call. Billirakis: X-X-Q Billirakis bet 36,000 and Hansen raised all in. Billirakis made the call and turned over (10 Stud/8
Huck Seed, Vitaly Lunkin and Frank Kassela were each involved in a hand. Kassela brought in for 5,000 and Seed completed to 18,000. Kassela and Lunkin both called. Here is how their boards looked entering fourth street. Seed: X-X-8 Action was checked to Seed who fired 18,000. Both opponents called. Seed: X-X-8 Action was checked to Seed again and he fired 36,000. Lunkin made the call but Kassela had enough and mucked. Seed: X-X-8 Lunkin made two pair on sixth street and led out with 36,000. Seed made the call. The river was dealt and both players checked. Lunkin then tabled (8
Picking up the action on fourth street, Steve Billirakis, David Chiu and Matt Glantz were involved in a hand. Billirakis: X-X-A Billirakis bet 18,000 and both opponents called. Billirakis: X-X-A Billirakis bet 36,000 and Chiu called. Glantz called the remainder of his stack and he was all in. Billirakis: X-X-A Billirakis bet 36,000 and Chiu called. The river was dealt and Billirakis checked. Chiu fired 36,000 and Billirakis let his hand go. Chiu then tabled (A
Mikhail Tulchinskiy found himself all in against Erik Seidel. Here is how their boards ran out. Tulchinskiy: (3 Seidel was rolled up with three eights but Tulchinskiy got something to fight back with when he received a third three on fourth street. They drew blanks until the river where Tulchinskiy scored a full boat. Unfortunately, Seidel also hit a boat and his was bigger. Tulchinskiy got up and made his exit from the tournament. Player Tags: Thor Hansen, Frank Kassela, Erik Seidel, Huck Seed, David Bach, John Hennigan, David Chiu, Ray Dehkharghani, Steve Billirakis, Freddy Deeb, Vitaly Lunkin Level 20 Update: Final Table SetJun 29, '09 Flop Games: Blinds — 20,000-40,000 Limits — 40,000-80,000 Players Remaining: 8 out of 95 Chip Counts: 1. Erik Sagstrom – 3,675,000 Average Chip Count: 1,781,250 Notable Eliminations: 12. David Chiu – $99,590 Big Hands: Omaha 8/b
John Hanson raised from the button and David Chiu called and was al in from the small blind. Ville Wahlbeck also called from the big blind. Hanson and Wahlbeck checked it all the way down and the board fell J Ray Dehkharghani Eliminated in 11th Place ($99,590) Vitaly Lunkin raised from the button and Ray Dehkharghani three-bet all in from the small blind. Huck Seed called from the big blind and Lunkin also came along. Seed and Lunkin checked all the way down as the board fell A Seed took the whole pot as he made aces and threes with a ten kicker, which eliminated Dehkharghani in 11th place. Mike Wattel Eliminated in 10th Place ($123,895) Chau Giang raised from middle position and Mike Wattel called in the big blind. The flop was A Giang showed the A Giang had flopped two pair and had Wattel on the ropes. The J
Vitaly Lunkin raised from middle position and was called by Chau Giang, Gus Hansen, Ville Wahlbeck, and Erik Sagstrom. More than half the table saw the flop of K The J Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Michael Wattel, David Chiu, Ray Dehkharghani |
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and Sova checks again. Dehkharghani bets again, this time 14,000 and Sova calls again.
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Brock Parker found himself in a preflop raising war against Ray Dehkharghani. Parker held pocket jacks, but they were in trouble against Dehkharghani’s pocket queens.
Kirill Kruglov moves all in for his last 144,000 in the cutoff and Ray Dehkharghani calls from the button.
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From the cutoff Ray Dehkharghani raises to 11,000 and a short-stacked Antonio Lafosse moves all in for 60,500 from the big blind.
Ray Dehkharghani has won the 2013 Card Player Poker Tour Wynn Classic Main Event. Dehkharghani defeated Sam Stein in a short heads up match when Stein moved all with A
Sorel Mizzi raised to 66,000 and Ray Dehkharghani called from the big blind. The flop came A
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Bloch Gets Short
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Dwan Jacks Up Dehkharghani
Annie Duke Eliminated
Alioto Shown The Door
Cyndy Violette Bursts Bubble, But Chops 24th Place Money
The Grinder Clashes With The Master
Dehkharghani Crippled, Out In 11th Place ($32,909)
Bonyadi Doubles Through Lederer, Leaves Him Crippled
Abe Mosseri Eliminated by Hasan Habib
Cory Zeidman Eliminated
Johnny Chan Eliminated by Chau Giang
Jerry Buss Scoops a Pot
The World Needs A Hero
The End Of The World As We Know It
And The New $50,000 H.O.R.S.E Champion Is…
Bill Chen Fades Away
The Fall Of Thor
Lunkin Steps On Seed
Matt Glantz Busts
Seidel’s Yacht Sinks Tulchinskiy In His Rowboat
David Chiu Eliminated in 12th Place ($99,590)
Gus Hansen Eliminated in Ninth Place ($123,895)