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| Jul 13, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 8 | + |
Level Seven, Hour Two: Veldhuis Uses Rags to Make RichJul 09, '10 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 1,800 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 124,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dragan Galic – 300,500 Notable Eliminations: Tom McEvoy Big Hands
Facing a raise to 1,600, Lex Veldhuis reraised to 4,250 only to have the big blind move all in for 14,350. The original raiser got out of the way but Veldhuis called. Their hands: Veldhuis: 9 Veldhuis nailed the flop of 9 Veldhuis eliminated his opponent and chipped back up to 96,500. South Soars With Set Over Set With a flop of A The first player bet, the second called, and Cole South moved all in. Both players called and a massive pot was brewing. Their hands: South: A South had flopped top set and his opponent had second set. The river bricked and South took down a massive pot to grow his stack to 223,500. Rasmussen Chips Up, Knocks Out Player Thayer Rasmussen got an opponent all in preflop and showed pocket jacks to his opponent’s pocket nines. The board ran A
Isaac Baron raised to 1,700 from middle position and was three-bet by a player in the blinds to 4,800. Baron asked how much he had left, and after getting an answer, he made the call. The flop was 9 Baron showed 3 The turn was the 10 Glantz Makes a Good Fold Matt Glantz called a bet of 2,200 on the turn from his opponent with the board reading A The river was the Q Glantz is still hovering right around his 30,000 original starting stack.
On a three-way flop of Q On the 3 After a rough start to the day, Mizrachi took the pot and boosted his stack to 97,000. Pham Busts With Aces David Pham raised to 1,525 and another player reraised to 4,525. Pham quickly moved over the top all in for not much more. His opponent called. Their hands: Pham: A Pham had his opponent dominated, that is until the board ran out 10 Pham ended the 2010 WSOP with just one cash. Check out his results here.
Maria Ho got all in for 15,225 preflop against one opponent. Their hands: Ho: A Ho was a big favorite, and the low board kept it that way, running 6 Seiver Takes It Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 9 The river was the J His opponent mucked and Seiver took down the pot. He was at 72,000 after the hand. Naujoks Can’t Stand Check-Raise After one player checked, Ralph Perry bet 5,000 on a flop of J The turn was the 3
Ted Forrest got all of his chips in preflop with 5 After the ESPN cameras got there, the dealer put out a flop of Q If you check out the Card Player poker odds calculator, you can see that even though the A-K didn’t pair up on the flop, it was still a statistical favorite to win the hand. Forrest is eliminated from the main event and this caps off a very disappointing series for Forrest, who only made one cash in 2010, in the $2,500 2-7 triple draw lowball event for $9,972. Left in the Deck: Seiver Has a Future In Curling After passing by Scott Seiver’s table, we overheard him talking with David Bach about making a run at the U.S. Olympic Curling team. “I have alot of bowling experience,” said Bach. “That should give me an edge.” “It probably does, we would just have to figure out who is going to sweep,” replied Seiver. There was a joking tone, but it wouldn’t surprise us to see those two on the ice in four years. Player Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Player Tags: David Pham, Michael Mizrachi, Matthew Glantz, Maria Ho, Isaac Baron, Thayer Rasmussen, Scott Seiver, Lex Veldhuis, Cole South Level 17, Hour One: Frank Kassela EliminatedJul 13, '10 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 576 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 381,198 Card Player Chip Counts Adam Schoenfeld — 270,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Tony Dunst – 1,546,000 Notable Eliminations: Court Harrington Big Hands:
Frank Kassela raised to 17,000 and the action folded around to the small blind. He moved all in and then the big blind came over the top of that for all his chips, having both opponents covered. Kassela made the call and tabled K The flop came down Q With his cash, Kassela locked up at least a share of the 2010 WSOP Player of the Year award. If Michael Mizrachi does not win the main event, Kassela will claim the award outright. South Gives Up The Double Picking up the action on the flop, the board read K Wade then shoved all in for 307,000 and South made the call. Wade: A South flopped two pair but had to fade Wade’s nut-flush draw. The turn gave Wade more outs as the A Wade was up to 652,000 after the double up while South was down to 186,000.
A player moved all in for 34,000 and the action folded around to Scotty Nguyen in the big blind. He made the call and turned over pocket aces, dominating his opponent’s A The board ran out J Chiu Eliminated David Chiu moved in for his last 16,000 and Theo Jorgensen made the call. Chiu: 8 Chiu was racing but he caught a flat tire when the flop fell J Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Frank Kassela, David Chiu, Theo Jorgensen, Cole South Level 15 Hour Two Update: Mercier Makes a MistepJul 13, '10 Blinds: 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante 1. Theo Jorgensen – 1,275,000 none
We got to the table just in time to see Jason Mercier playing a big pot. His opponent held A The board ran out 7 Brown Cracks a Million Matthew Brown cracked the one million chip mark when he got his opponent to move all-in with A The board came 9
Action folded to Gavin Smith in middle position and he moved all of his 43,000 chips into the middle and everybody folded around to the blinds. Both players contemplated calling, but eventually folded. Smith showed K South Drops One Cole South raised from the cutoff and the small blind called. Both players checked the flop of Q The 4 Both players checked and the small blind showed A Player Doubles Up Through Phillips With over 100,000 in the middle, the board read 8 His opponent moved all-in for 215,000 more. Phillips made the call after a while with A
The flop was A The 5 Shorr Picks On a Girl Lauren Kling raised to 10,000 from middle position and Shannon Shorr three-bet to 28,000 next to act. Kling made it 60,000 to go and Shorr went into the tank. Shorr called after a couple of minutes of thought and the flop came Q Kling folded instantly and slipped to 185,000 while Shorr moves to 460,500. Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Shannon Shorr, Cole South, Tony Dunst, Jason Mercier, Lauren Kling, Carter Phillips Level 13 Hour Two Update: Boatman Ousted, Greenstein DoublesJul 13, '10 Blinds: 1,200-2,400 with a 300 ante
On one of the first hands of the day, Barny Boatman moved all in for 54,800 after the flop had come down 8 It worked as the other player mucked and Wutke tabled 9 The turn and river each added a queen to the board, bricking out for Boatman and he was eliminated early on. Shorr-line Drive Picking up the action after the board had run out 3 Shannon Shorr was putting him at risk with pocket jacks and they held up against the ace-king of the all in player. Shorr scored the knockout and he was at 431,500.
Picking up the action after the flop came down Q The turn was the K Duke mucked as her opponent showed A Schoenberg Folds to Aggression The player under-the-gun raised to 7,500 and the player in the cutoff made the call. Erica Schoenberg was in the small blind and decided to make it an additional 16,000. The under-the-gun player called and the cutoff tanked for two minutes before making the fold. The flop came 9 After just a few seconds, her opponent made it 65,500, which essentially put Schoenberg to a decision for her stack. Schoenberg took a few minutes before letting her hand go and she dropped to 70,000 in chips.
Barry Greenstein got all-in preflop and was a huge favorite for his tournament life. Greenstein showed Q The turn was the 9 South’s Stack Moves South Cole South raised to 5,500 and called a three-bet to 17,500 from the player on the button. The flop came Q South showed pocket nines, but his opponent got there on the river when he showed the J Cunningham Gets Rockets to Double Allen Cunningham scored a double up when he got all-in preflop with A The board ran out 10 Savage Eliminated Vitaly Lunkin raised to 6,000 under-the-gun and Matt Savage moved all-in for his last 35,000. It folded to David Frazee on the button who moved all-in over the top and had Lunkin covered. Lunkin went deep into the tank for quite a while. Eventually, after double checking his cards, he tossed his hand into the muck. Frazee and Savage went to showdown and Savage didn’t like what he saw. Savage had A
Picking up the action on the turn, the board read J Barry Shulman threw in the call and the river was the Q Seat 3 tabled J Tran Takes One Down After the board ran out A His opponent in seat 1 thought it over but then threw his hand in the muck, surrendering the pot to Tran. Tran added to his stack with the win and he was at 195,000. Player Tags: Annie Duke, Barry Greenstein, Allen Cunningham, Barry Shulman, Barny Boatman, Shannon Shorr, Theo Tran, Erica Schoenberg, Cole South |
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| Jul 09, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 5 | + |
Level Seven, Hour Two: Veldhuis Uses Rags to Make RichJul 09, '10 Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 1,800 out of 2,412 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman – 124,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Dragan Galic – 300,500 Notable Eliminations: Tom McEvoy Big Hands
Facing a raise to 1,600, Lex Veldhuis reraised to 4,250 only to have the big blind move all in for 14,350. The original raiser got out of the way but Veldhuis called. Their hands: Veldhuis: 9 Veldhuis nailed the flop of 9 Veldhuis eliminated his opponent and chipped back up to 96,500. South Soars With Set Over Set With a flop of A The first player bet, the second called, and Cole South moved all in. Both players called and a massive pot was brewing. Their hands: South: A South had flopped top set and his opponent had second set. The river bricked and South took down a massive pot to grow his stack to 223,500. Rasmussen Chips Up, Knocks Out Player Thayer Rasmussen got an opponent all in preflop and showed pocket jacks to his opponent’s pocket nines. The board ran A
Isaac Baron raised to 1,700 from middle position and was three-bet by a player in the blinds to 4,800. Baron asked how much he had left, and after getting an answer, he made the call. The flop was 9 Baron showed 3 The turn was the 10 Glantz Makes a Good Fold Matt Glantz called a bet of 2,200 on the turn from his opponent with the board reading A The river was the Q Glantz is still hovering right around his 30,000 original starting stack.
On a three-way flop of Q On the 3 After a rough start to the day, Mizrachi took the pot and boosted his stack to 97,000. Pham Busts With Aces David Pham raised to 1,525 and another player reraised to 4,525. Pham quickly moved over the top all in for not much more. His opponent called. Their hands: Pham: A Pham had his opponent dominated, that is until the board ran out 10 Pham ended the 2010 WSOP with just one cash. Check out his results here.
Maria Ho got all in for 15,225 preflop against one opponent. Their hands: Ho: A Ho was a big favorite, and the low board kept it that way, running 6 Seiver Takes It Picking up the action on the turn, the board read 9 The river was the J His opponent mucked and Seiver took down the pot. He was at 72,000 after the hand. Naujoks Can’t Stand Check-Raise After one player checked, Ralph Perry bet 5,000 on a flop of J The turn was the 3
Ted Forrest got all of his chips in preflop with 5 After the ESPN cameras got there, the dealer put out a flop of Q If you check out the Card Player poker odds calculator, you can see that even though the A-K didn’t pair up on the flop, it was still a statistical favorite to win the hand. Forrest is eliminated from the main event and this caps off a very disappointing series for Forrest, who only made one cash in 2010, in the $2,500 2-7 triple draw lowball event for $9,972. Left in the Deck: Seiver Has a Future In Curling After passing by Scott Seiver’s table, we overheard him talking with David Bach about making a run at the U.S. Olympic Curling team. “I have alot of bowling experience,” said Bach. “That should give me an edge.” “It probably does, we would just have to figure out who is going to sweep,” replied Seiver. There was a joking tone, but it wouldn’t surprise us to see those two on the ice in four years. Player Twitter Accounts: Barry Shulman Player Tags: David Pham, Michael Mizrachi, Matthew Glantz, Maria Ho, Isaac Baron, Thayer Rasmussen, Scott Seiver, Lex Veldhuis, Cole South Level 17, Hour One: Frank Kassela EliminatedJul 13, '10 Blinds: 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 576 out of 7,319 Average Chip Count: 381,198 Card Player Chip Counts Adam Schoenfeld — 270,000 Tournament Leaderboard: 1. Tony Dunst – 1,546,000 Notable Eliminations: Court Harrington Big Hands:
Frank Kassela raised to 17,000 and the action folded around to the small blind. He moved all in and then the big blind came over the top of that for all his chips, having both opponents covered. Kassela made the call and tabled K The flop came down Q With his cash, Kassela locked up at least a share of the 2010 WSOP Player of the Year award. If Michael Mizrachi does not win the main event, Kassela will claim the award outright. South Gives Up The Double Picking up the action on the flop, the board read K Wade then shoved all in for 307,000 and South made the call. Wade: A South flopped two pair but had to fade Wade’s nut-flush draw. The turn gave Wade more outs as the A Wade was up to 652,000 after the double up while South was down to 186,000.
A player moved all in for 34,000 and the action folded around to Scotty Nguyen in the big blind. He made the call and turned over pocket aces, dominating his opponent’s A The board ran out J Chiu Eliminated David Chiu moved in for his last 16,000 and Theo Jorgensen made the call. Chiu: 8 Chiu was racing but he caught a flat tire when the flop fell J Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Frank Kassela, David Chiu, Theo Jorgensen, Cole South Level 15 Hour Two Update: Mercier Makes a MistepJul 13, '10 Blinds: 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante 1. Theo Jorgensen – 1,275,000 none
We got to the table just in time to see Jason Mercier playing a big pot. His opponent held A The board ran out 7 Brown Cracks a Million Matthew Brown cracked the one million chip mark when he got his opponent to move all-in with A The board came 9
Action folded to Gavin Smith in middle position and he moved all of his 43,000 chips into the middle and everybody folded around to the blinds. Both players contemplated calling, but eventually folded. Smith showed K South Drops One Cole South raised from the cutoff and the small blind called. Both players checked the flop of Q The 4 Both players checked and the small blind showed A Player Doubles Up Through Phillips With over 100,000 in the middle, the board read 8 His opponent moved all-in for 215,000 more. Phillips made the call after a while with A
The flop was A The 5 Shorr Picks On a Girl Lauren Kling raised to 10,000 from middle position and Shannon Shorr three-bet to 28,000 next to act. Kling made it 60,000 to go and Shorr went into the tank. Shorr called after a couple of minutes of thought and the flop came Q Kling folded instantly and slipped to 185,000 while Shorr moves to 460,500. Player Tags: Gavin Smith, Shannon Shorr, Cole South, Tony Dunst, Jason Mercier, Lauren Kling, Carter Phillips Level 13 Hour Two Update: Boatman Ousted, Greenstein DoublesJul 13, '10 Blinds: 1,200-2,400 with a 300 ante
On one of the first hands of the day, Barny Boatman moved all in for 54,800 after the flop had come down 8 It worked as the other player mucked and Wutke tabled 9 The turn and river each added a queen to the board, bricking out for Boatman and he was eliminated early on. Shorr-line Drive Picking up the action after the board had run out 3 Shannon Shorr was putting him at risk with pocket jacks and they held up against the ace-king of the all in player. Shorr scored the knockout and he was at 431,500.
Picking up the action after the flop came down Q The turn was the K Duke mucked as her opponent showed A Schoenberg Folds to Aggression The player under-the-gun raised to 7,500 and the player in the cutoff made the call. Erica Schoenberg was in the small blind and decided to make it an additional 16,000. The under-the-gun player called and the cutoff tanked for two minutes before making the fold. The flop came 9 After just a few seconds, her opponent made it 65,500, which essentially put Schoenberg to a decision for her stack. Schoenberg took a few minutes before letting her hand go and she dropped to 70,000 in chips.
Barry Greenstein got all-in preflop and was a huge favorite for his tournament life. Greenstein showed Q The turn was the 9 South’s Stack Moves South Cole South raised to 5,500 and called a three-bet to 17,500 from the player on the button. The flop came Q South showed pocket nines, but his opponent got there on the river when he showed the J Cunningham Gets Rockets to Double Allen Cunningham scored a double up when he got all-in preflop with A The board ran out 10 Savage Eliminated Vitaly Lunkin raised to 6,000 under-the-gun and Matt Savage moved all-in for his last 35,000. It folded to David Frazee on the button who moved all-in over the top and had Lunkin covered. Lunkin went deep into the tank for quite a while. Eventually, after double checking his cards, he tossed his hand into the muck. Frazee and Savage went to showdown and Savage didn’t like what he saw. Savage had A
Picking up the action on the turn, the board read J Barry Shulman threw in the call and the river was the Q Seat 3 tabled J Tran Takes One Down After the board ran out A His opponent in seat 1 thought it over but then threw his hand in the muck, surrendering the pot to Tran. Tran added to his stack with the win and he was at 195,000. Player Tags: Annie Duke, Barry Greenstein, Allen Cunningham, Barry Shulman, Barny Boatman, Shannon Shorr, Theo Tran, Erica Schoenberg, Cole South |
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| May 30, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 2 - $50,000 Players Championship | 3 | + |
Level Nine: Jennifer Harman EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,000-4,000 blinds; 4,000-8,000 stakes Players Remaining: 82 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Alexander Kostritsyn – 430,000 Average Chip Count: 212,195 Notable Eliminations: Jennifer Harman Big Hands: Omaha/8
On a board showing A South showed down A Ivey And Baker Chop It Up We caught up with this hand on the turn. The board was 8 David Baker made the call and the river was the 8 Ivey bet another 8,000 into the pot and Baker called again. Ivey showed down A Ivey was at 166,000 while Baker was very healthy with 220,000. No Limit Hold’em
Phil Ivey raised to 6,000 preflop from the button and Patrik Antonius reraised to a total of 22,000 from the big blind. Ivey instantly started stacking chips that would’ve amounted to another significant reraise, but ultimately laid his hand down. Antonius had around 230,000 after the hand. Boeken and Mosseri Keeping Active Noah Boeken and Abe Mosseri have been involved in many of the hands in the no limit hands. In one Boeken made it 6,000 preflop and Mosseri called. The flop came Q Later, Mosseri raised to 5,000 and Phil Ivey called. Both players checked the entire board of A Brown Takes A Small One Picking up the action on the flop, John Monnette checked a board of A Chad Brown bet 6,000 into the pot and Monnette mucked his hand. Brown took a small pot and was at 70,000 while Monnette was at 60,000. Limit Hold’em
Dario Minieri raised to 8,000 from the button and was called by Mike Gorodinsky in the big blind. The flop came A They again checked the 8 Gorodinsky had around 170,000 after the hand. D’Agostino Wins A Pot On a board reading J D’Agostino was at 65,000 while Mizzi was around 55,000.
We caught up with this hand on the river. The board had run J Doyle Brunson and Carlos Mortensen were contesting a massive pot. Brunson turned over J Brunson took the pot and was up near 400,000. Mortensen dropped near 100,000 after the hand and would later be eliminated from the tournament. Pot Limit Omaha
Picking up the action after the flop, the board read 8 Josh Arieh bet 4,500 and David Bach raised the pot, 15,000. Daniel Alaei got out of the way and Arieh reraised the pot. Bach eventually got all of his chips in the middle and turned over K Arieh showed 7 Bach started with just over 30,000 and ended up doubling to about 61,000. Arieh was at 250,000. Ivey Gets Some Back Entering the action on a flop of 8 Razz D’Agostino Picks One Off From The Grinder John D’Agostino, Michael Mizrachi, and Erick Lindgren, were all in a hand that saw each lead out with bets on a different street, before having D’Agostino and Mizrachi heads up at the end. Their cards were shown to be: D’Agostino – 4 Following the win, D’Agostino’s stack boosted to around 150,000. Player Tags: David Baker, John D'Agostino, Carlos Mortensen, Doyle Brunson, David Bach, Michael Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman, Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Patrik Antonius, Dario Minieri, Sorel Mizzi, Mike Gorodinsky, Cole South Level Seven: Haxton Gets Aggressive, Bill Chen OutMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,300-2,500 blinds; 2,500-5,000 stakes Players Remaining: 102 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Erik Sagstrom – 329,100 Average Chip Count: 170,580 Notable Eliminations: David Chiu CardPlayer TV: Check out how reigning Main Event Champion Joe Cada is feeling and what $50k event chip leader Erik Sagstrom had to say about the tournament thus far… Big Hands: No Limit Hold’em
Picking up the hand on the flop, Isaac Haxton bet 7,500 into a board reading 7 On the next hand, Dan Kelly raised to 2,500 from the button preflop. Haxton made the call from the small blind and Matt Glantz followed suit from the big blind. The flop came down J Chen Falls in No Limit Hold’em Round Justin Smith check-called Bill Chen’s 25,000 on a board of K Negreanu Benefits in No Limit Hold’em Round Daniel Negreanu raises to 3,200 preflop and is called by Dario Alioto. Both players check a flop of A
After Michael Mizrachi and Sorel Mizzi invested 3,600 each into the pot preflop, the board came K Mizrachi led out with 5,000 and Mizzi mucked his hand. “What else could I have,” Mizrachi said as he turned over A He took down the pot and improved to 115,000 while Mizzi was at 200,000. The two would tangle again in a Pot-limit Omaha hand. Pot-Limit Omaha Mizrachi And Mizzi Go Again Michael Mizrachi bet 3,000 preflop and David Benyamine made the call. Sorel Mizzi then bet the pot for about 16,000 and both opponents made the call. The flop came down 10 Mizrachi took that pot and was around 135,000 after the hand.
Eli Elezra raised to 1,200 and was called by Daniel Negreanu, only to have the short-stacked Tam Hang move all in for his last 4,100. Elezra made a pot size raise to get Negreanu out and was heads up with a chance to knock Hang out of the tournament. Elezra showed A The very next hand Elezra called Dario Alioto’s 4,000 raise from the button and the flop came K Elezra showed A Hastings And Fossilman Tangle Brian Hastings bet 13,000 after a flop of J Greg Raymer thought about his options before deciding to muck his hand. Hastings took a small pot and was around 164,000 while Raymer was ailing with just over 30,000.
Scotty Nguyen raised the pot, 5,700, preflop. Action folded around to Ted Forrest in the big blind who decided to see a flop. It came down 7 Nguyen started with 210,000 and improved to 220,000 while Forrest dropped from 145,000 to 137,000. Flop Kills Action Picking up the action after the flop, the board read Q The turn was the 8 Bach turned over 7 2-7 Triple Draw
We caught up with this hand on the second draw. Abe Mosseri folded his hand and Dario Alioto drew one card. Daniel Negreanu stood pat and led out before the final draw. Alioto made the call and drew one card. He then led out with a bet, much to the displeasure of Negreanu who made the call. Alioto turned over 8-5-4-3-2 for the 8-perfect and Negreanu could only wave his arms in disgust as he showed 8-7-5-3-2. He was down to just 70,000 after the hand while Alioto was at 60,000. Limit Hold’em Huck Flushes Elezra’s Trips Huck Seed raised to 5,000 preflop and Eli Elezra called from the big blind. Elezra checked a flop of K The pot put Seed around 230,000 in chips and Elezra dropped to around 175,000. Giang Flushes South Picking up the hand after the river, the board ran out Q South mucked his hand and was down to 180,000 while Giang was up to 225,000. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Huck Seed, Daniel Negreanu, David Benyamine, David Bach, Michael Mizrachi, Chau Giang, Greg Raymer, Bill Chen, Dario Alioto, Sorel Mizzi, Isaac Haxton, Cole South, Brian Hastings, Justin Smith Level 15: Seiver Bumped By Aces, Scotty Nguyen by Straight FlushMay 30, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 8,000-15,000 blinds; 15,000-30,000 stakes Players Remaining: 31 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Alexander Kostritsyn – 1,400,000 Average Chip Count: 561,290 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands: Limit Hold’em
Not long ago Scott Seiver was one of the event’s chip leaders. But his stack gradually started dwindling away. In consecutive hands he lost to Chris Ferguson and then he ran into Cole South’s A First, on a board of Q But Seiver was about to run into an even larger pair on the next hand. Seiver raised to 30,000 and South reraised. Seiver called and the flop came K South turned over A South had around 650,000 after the hand. 7-Stud
Scotty Nguyen couldn’t double, or triple, up another time, instead running into Abe Mosseri’s straight flush. The hands were: Razz Still going strong in the event, Andy Bloch raised with his 4 Bloch had around 640,000 after the hand. Card Player TV: See what Bloch had to say about the $50k event. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Chris Ferguson, Andy Bloch, Doyle Brunson, Abe Mosseri, Scott Seiver, Cole South |
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| May 29, '10 | 2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker | Event 2 - $50,000 Players Championship | 2 | + |
Level Nine: Jennifer Harman EliminatedMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,000-4,000 blinds; 4,000-8,000 stakes Players Remaining: 82 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Alexander Kostritsyn – 430,000 Average Chip Count: 212,195 Notable Eliminations: Jennifer Harman Big Hands: Omaha/8
On a board showing A South showed down A Ivey And Baker Chop It Up We caught up with this hand on the turn. The board was 8 David Baker made the call and the river was the 8 Ivey bet another 8,000 into the pot and Baker called again. Ivey showed down A Ivey was at 166,000 while Baker was very healthy with 220,000. No Limit Hold’em
Phil Ivey raised to 6,000 preflop from the button and Patrik Antonius reraised to a total of 22,000 from the big blind. Ivey instantly started stacking chips that would’ve amounted to another significant reraise, but ultimately laid his hand down. Antonius had around 230,000 after the hand. Boeken and Mosseri Keeping Active Noah Boeken and Abe Mosseri have been involved in many of the hands in the no limit hands. In one Boeken made it 6,000 preflop and Mosseri called. The flop came Q Later, Mosseri raised to 5,000 and Phil Ivey called. Both players checked the entire board of A Brown Takes A Small One Picking up the action on the flop, John Monnette checked a board of A Chad Brown bet 6,000 into the pot and Monnette mucked his hand. Brown took a small pot and was at 70,000 while Monnette was at 60,000. Limit Hold’em
Dario Minieri raised to 8,000 from the button and was called by Mike Gorodinsky in the big blind. The flop came A They again checked the 8 Gorodinsky had around 170,000 after the hand. D’Agostino Wins A Pot On a board reading J D’Agostino was at 65,000 while Mizzi was around 55,000.
We caught up with this hand on the river. The board had run J Doyle Brunson and Carlos Mortensen were contesting a massive pot. Brunson turned over J Brunson took the pot and was up near 400,000. Mortensen dropped near 100,000 after the hand and would later be eliminated from the tournament. Pot Limit Omaha
Picking up the action after the flop, the board read 8 Josh Arieh bet 4,500 and David Bach raised the pot, 15,000. Daniel Alaei got out of the way and Arieh reraised the pot. Bach eventually got all of his chips in the middle and turned over K Arieh showed 7 Bach started with just over 30,000 and ended up doubling to about 61,000. Arieh was at 250,000. Ivey Gets Some Back Entering the action on a flop of 8 Razz D’Agostino Picks One Off From The Grinder John D’Agostino, Michael Mizrachi, and Erick Lindgren, were all in a hand that saw each lead out with bets on a different street, before having D’Agostino and Mizrachi heads up at the end. Their cards were shown to be: D’Agostino – 4 Following the win, D’Agostino’s stack boosted to around 150,000. Player Tags: David Baker, John D'Agostino, Carlos Mortensen, Doyle Brunson, David Bach, Michael Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman, Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Patrik Antonius, Dario Minieri, Sorel Mizzi, Mike Gorodinsky, Cole South Level Seven: Haxton Gets Aggressive, Bill Chen OutMay 29, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 1,300-2,500 blinds; 2,500-5,000 stakes Players Remaining: 102 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Erik Sagstrom – 329,100 Average Chip Count: 170,580 Notable Eliminations: David Chiu CardPlayer TV: Check out how reigning Main Event Champion Joe Cada is feeling and what $50k event chip leader Erik Sagstrom had to say about the tournament thus far… Big Hands: No Limit Hold’em
Picking up the hand on the flop, Isaac Haxton bet 7,500 into a board reading 7 On the next hand, Dan Kelly raised to 2,500 from the button preflop. Haxton made the call from the small blind and Matt Glantz followed suit from the big blind. The flop came down J Chen Falls in No Limit Hold’em Round Justin Smith check-called Bill Chen’s 25,000 on a board of K Negreanu Benefits in No Limit Hold’em Round Daniel Negreanu raises to 3,200 preflop and is called by Dario Alioto. Both players check a flop of A
After Michael Mizrachi and Sorel Mizzi invested 3,600 each into the pot preflop, the board came K Mizrachi led out with 5,000 and Mizzi mucked his hand. “What else could I have,” Mizrachi said as he turned over A He took down the pot and improved to 115,000 while Mizzi was at 200,000. The two would tangle again in a Pot-limit Omaha hand. Pot-Limit Omaha Mizrachi And Mizzi Go Again Michael Mizrachi bet 3,000 preflop and David Benyamine made the call. Sorel Mizzi then bet the pot for about 16,000 and both opponents made the call. The flop came down 10 Mizrachi took that pot and was around 135,000 after the hand.
Eli Elezra raised to 1,200 and was called by Daniel Negreanu, only to have the short-stacked Tam Hang move all in for his last 4,100. Elezra made a pot size raise to get Negreanu out and was heads up with a chance to knock Hang out of the tournament. Elezra showed A The very next hand Elezra called Dario Alioto’s 4,000 raise from the button and the flop came K Elezra showed A Hastings And Fossilman Tangle Brian Hastings bet 13,000 after a flop of J Greg Raymer thought about his options before deciding to muck his hand. Hastings took a small pot and was around 164,000 while Raymer was ailing with just over 30,000.
Scotty Nguyen raised the pot, 5,700, preflop. Action folded around to Ted Forrest in the big blind who decided to see a flop. It came down 7 Nguyen started with 210,000 and improved to 220,000 while Forrest dropped from 145,000 to 137,000. Flop Kills Action Picking up the action after the flop, the board read Q The turn was the 8 Bach turned over 7 2-7 Triple Draw
We caught up with this hand on the second draw. Abe Mosseri folded his hand and Dario Alioto drew one card. Daniel Negreanu stood pat and led out before the final draw. Alioto made the call and drew one card. He then led out with a bet, much to the displeasure of Negreanu who made the call. Alioto turned over 8-5-4-3-2 for the 8-perfect and Negreanu could only wave his arms in disgust as he showed 8-7-5-3-2. He was down to just 70,000 after the hand while Alioto was at 60,000. Limit Hold’em Huck Flushes Elezra’s Trips Huck Seed raised to 5,000 preflop and Eli Elezra called from the big blind. Elezra checked a flop of K The pot put Seed around 230,000 in chips and Elezra dropped to around 175,000. Giang Flushes South Picking up the hand after the river, the board ran out Q South mucked his hand and was down to 180,000 while Giang was up to 225,000. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Huck Seed, Daniel Negreanu, David Benyamine, David Bach, Michael Mizrachi, Chau Giang, Greg Raymer, Bill Chen, Dario Alioto, Sorel Mizzi, Isaac Haxton, Cole South, Brian Hastings, Justin Smith Level 15: Seiver Bumped By Aces, Scotty Nguyen by Straight FlushMay 30, '10 Blinds: Flop/Limit Games: 8,000-15,000 blinds; 15,000-30,000 stakes Players Remaining: 31 out of 116 Tournament Leaderboard 1. Alexander Kostritsyn – 1,400,000 Average Chip Count: 561,290 Notable Eliminations: Big Hands: Limit Hold’em
Not long ago Scott Seiver was one of the event’s chip leaders. But his stack gradually started dwindling away. In consecutive hands he lost to Chris Ferguson and then he ran into Cole South’s A First, on a board of Q But Seiver was about to run into an even larger pair on the next hand. Seiver raised to 30,000 and South reraised. Seiver called and the flop came K South turned over A South had around 650,000 after the hand. 7-Stud
Scotty Nguyen couldn’t double, or triple, up another time, instead running into Abe Mosseri’s straight flush. The hands were: Razz Still going strong in the event, Andy Bloch raised with his 4 Bloch had around 640,000 after the hand. Card Player TV: See what Bloch had to say about the $50k event. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Chris Ferguson, Andy Bloch, Doyle Brunson, Abe Mosseri, Scott Seiver, Cole South |
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| Jul 12, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 5 | + |
Level 19 Hour 2 Update: Dan Harrington, Kara Scott Hit the Rail, James Akenhead Emerges as Chip LeaderJul 12, '09 Blinds: 5,000-10,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 232 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. James Akenhead – 2,890,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 575,000 Average Chip Count: 822,025 Notable Eliminations: Dan Shak Big Hands:
Kara Scott moved in for about 120,000 preflop and she was called by Ilosvay Zsolt. Scott tabled K The flop came down 10 Moments later, Bob Lauria moved in for 170,000 preflop and Scott made the call. Lauria tabled A Later, Kara Scott moved in for just 70,000 and was called by Paul Baron. Baron tabled 5 Bob Lauria Doubles Bob Lauria moved all in for his final 107,000 and Ian Woodley made the call. Lauria showed A The board ran out K
Nick Binger raised preflop and Montagna Corrado repopped to 60,000. Action folded back around to Binger who moved in for 125,000 more. Corrado made the call and tabled K The board ran out 6 Cole South Hits an Ace on the River After a series of raises preflop, Cole South called the all in bet of his opponent who had about 200,000, and the hands were turned face up. South showed the A The flop was 7
On the turn, with already over 400,000 in the pot already, the board read A Dan Harrington then bet 350,000 on the river and Elias went into the tank for several minutes. After a while, Elias cut out the call and Harrington acknowledged the fact that Elias made a good call and tabled 8 A few hands later, the flop was K
Eracles Panayiotous raised to 26,000 and was three-bet by James Akenhead to 80,000. Panayiotous made the call and the flop fell Q The turn was the 8 Akenhead now has over 3,000,000 in chips and is the new chip leader for the tournament.
Adam Lattimer raised to 26,000 and was reraised to 86,000 by Hieu Luu. Action was folded around to Joe Sebok who moved all in for 259,000. Lattimer eventually folded and Luu went into the tank. Luu eventually made the call, figuring he was priced in and showed a mere Q The flop was 4 Moments later, Sebok called his opponent’s all in bet and tabled J J.C. Tran Takes A Pot J.C. Tran raised to 24,000 preflop and was called by the big blind. The flop came down 10 The big blind gave up his hand and Tran was at 260,000.
On a flop of 10 Lutz: 10 Lutz gambled with his top pair and open-ended straight draw, but the turn was the 4 Player Tags: Nicholle Peppe, Joe Sebok, Nick Binger, James Akenhead, Cole South, Kara Scott, Tom Lutz, Bob Lauria |
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Baron Gets It In Good, Gets Unlucky
Mizrachi Grinding Back Up
Ho Staying Alive, Doubles
Ted Forrest Eliminated
Frank Kassela Eliminated
Scotty Chipping Up
Mercier Takes a Hit
Smith Moves All-in and Survives
Dunst Chips Up Without Showdown
Barny Boatman’s Day 4 Cut Short
Duke Slips
Greenstein Doubles
Shulman Drops A Big One
Jennifer Harman Eliminated
Almost Fireworks
Dario Called Down, Loses to Jack High
Brunson Hammers Mortensen
David Bach Doubles Through Josh Arieh
Haxton Takes Pot From Oppenheim, Then Kelly
The Grinder Gets No Action From Mizzi
Scotty Bets Forrest Out
Alioto Low Bridges Negreanu
Seiver Sees Jesus, Then Falls to Aces
Nguyen Runs Out of Magic And Into Mosseri’s Straight Flush
Kara Scott Doubles Up, Gets Crippled, Then Goes Bust
Nick Binger Eliminated
Action Dan Gets Caught Bluffing, Then Gets Shown The Door
Akenhead’s Kings Give Him the Chip Lead
Sebok Doubles Up With Big Slick, Proceeds to Bust Opponent
Nicholle Peppe Takes A Massive 2.5 Million Pot Off Lutz