Terry Fleischer Poker Tournament Updates

Terry Fleischer Eliminated in Second Place ($45,598)

Sep 22, '24

The final hand of the tournament saw Terry Fleischer get all in with A5 in the hole, and Baurzhan Akimov found pocket nines once again to seal the final fate of the event.

The final board read K225K, and that was it for Terry, who saw his run come to a profitable end in second place for $45,598 in prize money. That left the top prize of $$63,943 to the new Card Player Poker Tour champion Akimov.

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer,   Baurzhan Akimov

Terry Fleischer Doubles Up with a Straight Flush

Sep 22, '24

Terry Fleischer was all in for 1.76 million with 109 from the big blind, and Baurzhan Akimov had him covered holding A-Q on the small blind.

The final board read 875QJ so Fleischer hit the straight flush to double up and survive holding 3,875,000. Akimov was at 4.52 million after the hand.

Terry Fleischer – 3,875,000 (25 bb)
Baurzhan Akimov – 4,520,000 (30 bb)

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer,   Baurzhan Akimov

Terry Fleischer Eliminated

Jan 06, '23

Terry Fleischer got all in from middle position with QJ in the hole on a flop reading 986.

Michael Dyer had him covered holding K10 from late position, and the turn and river fell 72. Fleischer was eliminated from the tournament, and Dyer stacked up 405,000 after collecting the pot thanks to a better flush.

Michael Dyer 405,000 (81 bb)
Terry Fleischer – Eliminated

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer,   Michael Dyer

Terry Fleischer Doubles Up

Jan 06, '23

Terry Fleischer was all in preflop for 23,200 from the small blind with AA in the hole, and a player in middle position had him covered holding AK.

The final board read 86375, and Fleischer doubled up to survive with 49,400.

Terry Fleischer – 49,400 (41 bb)

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer

Fleischer Knocked Out By Palmer

Jul 16, '13

The action started with Mike Hack who limped in early position and Ben Palmer raised to 8,300 from middle position. The action was folded to the big blind, Terry Fleischer, who made the call. Hack also decided that his hand was worth a flop.

The flop brought AQ7 and both players checkced to Palmer who bet 17,600. Fleischer decided to check-raise all in for 60,000 and Hack folded right away.

Palmer called immediately.

Fleischer showed 89 and he was in real bad shape against Palmer’s pair and dominant flush draw with QJ. The turn brought the 2 and the river the eliminating Fleischer in 38th place. Palmer is now up to around 150,000.

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer

Mike Hack Wins Biggest Pot of the Tournament

Jul 16, '13

Patrick Uzan raised to 4,800 from the hijack, Terry Fleischer reraised to 15,000 from the cutoff and after a few moments of thought, Bernard Guigon called all in from the small blind for his last 8,600.

The action passed to Mike Hack, who deliberated for about 30 seconds before calling the 15,000 raise from the big blind. Uzan folded and a side pot was formed, with heads up action between Hack and Fleischer.

The flop came down 7 7 4 and Fleischer led at the pot for 50,000. Hack raised to 115,000 and Fleischer went into the tank. He asked Hack how much he had behind and the dealer informed him that including the raise and the remainder of his stack, it would be about 200,000.

Seeing he had Hack covered, Fleischer moved all in and Hack called for a total of 199,900. Fleischer turned over A K for a flush draw and Hack showed 8 7 for flopped trips. Guigon, an after thought by this point, revealed J J.

The turn and river fell Q K and Hack more than tripled up to 443,000 in chips. Fleischer was left with about 60,000 and it took more than a minute for a stunned Guigon to get up from the table.

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer,   Michael Hack,   Bernard Guigon

David Sands Crosses 100k

Mar 17, '13

David Sands became the first player to break 100,000 in chips after eliminating Terry Fleischer. With a board of Q87, Fleischer bet 5,000 only to have Sands raise to 11,400. Fleischer raised all-in and Sands snap called, rolling over the 77 for bottom set. Fleischer was covered and well behind with the AQ for top pair, top kicker. The turn and river changed nothing, and Sands raked in a massive pot that saw him just eclipse 100,000 in chips, while Fleischer hit the rail.

Player Tags: Terry Fleischer,   David Sands