6-Handed - Level 10 - Marr a Force
Jun 05, '08
Blinds: 600-1,200 with a 100 ante (Moving to 800-1,600 with a 200 ante)
Players remaining: 74 of 1,236
Average Chip Stack: 50,108
Chip Counts:
Matthew Matros: 153,000
Thomas Fuller: 150,000
Rep Porter: 132,000
Avery Cardoza: 130,000
Peter "pmarrsouth" Marr: 86,000
Jared Okun: 82,000
Tom Braband: 80,000
Christian Iacobellis: 72,000
Eric Kesselman: 72,000
Jonas Danielsson: 71,000
Big Hands:
Marr Runs Good, Eliminates the Competition
Peter "pmarrsouth" Marr called a short stack's all in and showed A
10
. He was trailing his opponent's A
K until the board came out 108210Q giving Marr the best hand and eliminating the player.
A few hands later Marr called another all in and this time he was going to take part in a coin flip. He showed 77 and his opponenet showed A-Q. The board came out J-8-7-4-6 and Marr sent another victim to the rail.
Hamby Hanging On
Jared "The Waco Kid" Hamby pushed his remaining 15,200 all in preflop and got no callers. Hamby has been hanging on by a thread and will go into day 2 witha short stack.
Young Doubles, Short-stacked Going To Day 2
Young Doubles To Stick Around
Down to his final 6,000 in chips Ryan Young got all in and begged for his opponent to have ace-rag and his wish was granted. His opponent showed A2 and Young showed 5
5. The board came 4-4-2-7-3 and Young doubled up to around 12,000. Though short-stacked, Young survived to day 2.
Player Tags: Ryan Young, Jared Hamby, Peter Marr
Six-Handed - Level 8 - "Pmarrsouth" on a Role
Jun 05, '08
Note: Players are now on break. Action will resume in 20 minutes.
Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante (Moving up to 500-1,000 with a 100 ante)
Players Remaining: 127 of 1,236
Average Chip Stack: 28,744
Chip Counts:
Rep Porter: 119,000
Jared Okun: 90,000
Thomas Fuller: 50,000
Peter "Psmarrsouth" Marr: 45,000
Christian Iacobellis: 44,000
Ryan Young 44,000
Brandon Lee: 38,500
Ben Fineman: 38,000
Paul Kobel: 37,000
Big Hands:
"Pmarrsouth" Takes Out a Player
The flop came J62 and seat 1 bet 1,000. Peter "pmarrsouth" Marr called and the 5 fell on the turn. After much deliberation, seat 1 bet 4,000 and Marr instantly called. The river brought the 7 and seat 1 thought for a minute then announced he was moving all in. Marr made the call and seat 1 showed J6, but Marr showed Q3 and had rivered the flush. Seat 1 was sent packing and Marr saw his stack grow to around 45,000.
"Rizen" Rising Up The Rankings
Eric "Rizen" Lynch raised to 2,400 preflop and was called by the player in seat 3. The flop came 1074 and action was bet to Lynch, who bet out 3,000 prompting seat 3 to fold. Lynch now has around 22,000 in chips.
Brummelhuis Makes a Great Call
On a KQ10 flop, Michiel Brummelhuis bet 1,200 and was called by seat 1. Brummelhuis bet again, 3,200 on the 4 turn and seat 1 again called. The Q fell on the turn and Brummelhuis checked. Seat 1 bet 2,700 and Brummelhuis looked pained before electing to call. Seat 1 said, "I guess I should've bet more - Ten!" and flipped over the 10 for a pair. Brummelhuis happily turned over K7 for top pair and took the pot.
Ramdin Not Happy
On a J97 flop the player on the button moved all in, having Victor Ramdin covered. Ramdin did not like it. He slammed his hat on the table, amazed that the player made the move. Ramdin went into the tank for several minutes, knocking his stacks of chips over out of frustration. He eventually folded and said that he had aces for the first time today and they were no good. Ramdin is down to around 27,000 in chips.
Player Tags: Victor Ramdin, Eric Lynch, Michiel Brummelhuis, European Report, Peter Marr
