Chad Brown Eliminated by Daniel Schreiber
Oct 29, '08
Daniel Schreiber raises preflop and Chad Brown moves all in. Schreiber asks for a count and makes the call, revealing A
10
.
Brown is optimistic with pocket eights, but the board comes AJ105
J
and he is sent to the rail just short of the money. Schreiber now sits with 2,460,000.
Player Tags: Daniel Schreiber
Daniel Schreiber Gets Lucky
Oct 29, '08
On a flop of Q42 both Daniel Schreiber and his opponent check. The turn is the 10 and after a series of raises, Schreiber has his opponent all in for nearly 800,000.
His opponent has AQ, but Schreiber is drawing with KJ. The river is the 9 and Schreiber makes his straight to bust another player and chip up to 1,860,000.
Player Tags: Daniel Schreiber
CardPlayer TV: Daniel Schreiber Elimination
Oct 30, '08
CardPlayer TV caught the elimination hand of Daniel Schreiber:
Player Tags: Daniel Schreiber
Daniel Schreiber Eliminated in Eighth Place ($88,691)
Oct 30, '08
Daniel Schreber moved all in preflop for 1.3 million and John Hennigan made the call. Hennigan turned over AQ and Schreiber held 97.
The flop was dealt 1083 to keep Hennigan in the lead but it also gave Schreiber some hope with an open-ended straight draw. The turn brought the 6 to make a 10-high straight for Schreiber but...the river fell 10 to make a flush for Hennigan and won him the pot.
Schreiber was eliminated in eighth place on the hand and he will take home $88,691 in prize money. Hennigan now has 4,350,000.
Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Daniel Schreiber
Adam Junglen Doubles Up
Oct 30, '08
Adam Junglen raised 300,000 preflop and Daniel Schreiber reraised all in. Juglen made the all-in call. Their cards:
Junglen: AK
Schreiber: K4
Board: 853Q2
Junglen doubled up from 2,275,000 after the hand.
Player Tags: Adam Junglen, Daniel Schreiber
Daniel Schreiber Picks Up the First Significant Pot
Oct 30, '08
Daniel Schreiber raises to 185,000 in early position and is called by both blinds Michael Fantini and Michael Kamran.
The flop comes 975 and Fantini leads for 400,000.
Kamran folds and Schreiber moves in. Fantini quickly folds and Schreiber wins the first significant pot of the final table. Fantini is left with just under 1 million while Schreiber moves one step closer to Khan on the leaderboard.
Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Daniel Schreiber
Mike Sexton Eliminated in 11th Place ($35,746)
Oct 30, '08
On a flop of 332, Daniel Schreiber puts Mike Sexton all in and Sexton makes the call with K2.
Schreibers shows AQ and needs some help to knock out Sexton.
The turn is the 7 and now Schreiber picks up a ton of outs for counterfeits and flushes. The river is the Q and Schreiber's pair of queens eliminates Sexton in 11th place, setting up the final table.
The players are now redrawing and getting set to enter the final table arena that has been built in the tournament room.
Player Tags: Mike Sexton, Daniel Schreiber
Michael Kamran Doubles Up
Oct 30, '08
Michael Kamran got all of his chips into the middle preflop and Daniel Schreiber had him covered. Their cards:
Kamran: A7
Schreiber: A8
Board: J107K2
Kamran hit a 7 on the flop and survived.
Player Tags: Michael Kamran, Daniel Schreiber
Daniel Schreiber Doubles Up Through Sabyl Cohen-Landrum
Oct 30, '08
Daniel Schreiber is all in holding AK against the pocket KK of Sabyl Cohen-Landrum.
The board comes 753AQ and Schreiber hits his ace on the turn to double up to 2.8 million. Cohen now sits with 1.3 million after her third bad beat of the day.
Player Tags: Sabyl Cohen-Landrum, Daniel Schreiber
Sabyl Cohen-Landrum Doubles Up Through Daniel Schreiber
Oct 30, '08
Sabyl Cohen is all in against Daniel Schreiber who shows AK. Cohen reveals 88 and flop a boat when it comes JJ865.
Cohen gets all her chips back and then some as she doubles up to 4 million. Schreiber takes a major hit and is left with 1.45 million.
Player Tags: Sabyl Cohen-Landrum, Daniel Schreiber
Tim Vance Starts The Day With a Bust
Nam Le Makes His Exit
The action starts at 12:00pm today for the $10,000 Heads Up Championship. Last year's winner, Daniel Schreiber, battled his way through a field of 392 entrants to take home a gold bracelet and a cash prize of $425,594.