Eyal Al Revah Poker Tournament Updates

Eyal Al Revah Silenced By Nadya Magnus, Daniel Merrilees

Jul 19, '19

The tournament room just got a bit quieter with the elimination of Eyal Al Revah, who has been by far the most talkative person in the field here on day 3.

Al Revah lost most of his stack in a pot with Nadya Magnus, when he called her three-bet preflop with A8.

“Your queens will probably hold,” Al Revah told her.

The flop fell A96 and Al Revah checked.

“You got it, nice hand,” said Al Revah, as Magnus reached for chips. She eventually settled on 47,000, and Al Revah instantly threw in a chip to call.

“I got lucky on the flop,” he continued. “I’m sorry about your A-K.”

The turn was the J, and Al Revah bet just 7,000, getting a laugh from the table. Magnus responded by raising most of her stack, and Al Revah got up from his chair to say, “I knew I should have folded,” before raising all-in.

“Your A-K is good,” Al Revah then said as he tabled his hand. Magnus showed down AA, however, for top set. The river was the 6, and Magnus doubled up to about 480,000.

Al Revah was left short stacked, and eliminated a few hands later by Daniel Merrilees.

Player Tags: Eyal Al Revah,   Nadya Magnus

Eyal Al Revah Shows A Big Bluff

Jul 19, '17

Based on the bets in front of the players, it appeared as though Eyal Al Revah raised to 4,700 from the hijack and was called by the button and the small blind before Ben Palmer three-bet to 27,400.

Al Revah called, and the button and small blind got out of the way. The flop fell A62, and Palmer checked.

Al Revah grabbed his remaining blue chips, added a bit of white, and plopped down a bet of 39,000 on the felt. Palmer went into the tank, deciding on what to do with his last 100,000 or so.

After almost two minutes, Palmer folded. As he scooped the pot, Al Revah couldn’t help but show the table that he had gotten away with a bluff, turning over K5.

Al Revah has taken a few hits the last couple of levels, but he’s back up to 280,000.

Player Tags: Benjamin Palmer,   Eyal Al Revah

The 250K Club

Jul 19, '17

There are 162 players remaining in the tournament, bringing the average to 100,173. Here’s a look at everyone with 250,000 (ten starting stacks) or more.

Eyal Al Revah — 392,000
Matt Giannetti — 385,000
Paul Hoefer — 312,000
Jimmy Guerrero — 300,000
Ankush Mandavia — 295,000
Vladimir Dobrovolskii — 285,000
Byron Kaverman — 272,000
Sergio Aido — 270,000
Dylan Wilkerson — 260,000
Brett Richey — 255,000
Ryan Laplante — 250,000

Player Tags: Eyal Al Revah

Eyal Al Revah Busts On Bubble To Ankush Mandavia

Jul 20, '17

We caught the action as Eyal Al Revah moved all in for about 430,000 on a board reading 9842, and Ankush Mandavia had made the call. Al Revah had bet 27,000, and Mandavia had raised to 120,000, which prompted the all-in shove.

Mandavia tabled 9-9 for top set, while Eyal Al Revah tried to muck his hand. He turned over the A4 which was just a pair of fours and no draw. He was drawing dead. Mandavia was up to 1.18 million thanks to the huge pot.

He was the chip leader, while Al Revah was busted on the bubble.

Player Tags: Eyal Al Revah,   Ankush Mandavia

Eyal Al Revah Shows A Big Bluff

Jul 19, '17

Based on the bets in front of the players, it appeared as though Eyal Al Revah raised to 4,700 from the hijack and was called by the button and the small blind before Ben Palmer three-bet to 27,400.

Al Revah called, and the button and small blind got out of the way. The flop fell A62, and Palmer checked.

Al Revah grabbed his remaining blue chips, added a bit of white, and plopped down a bet of 39,000 on the felt. Palmer went into the tank, deciding on what to do with his last 100,000 or so.

After almost two minutes, Palmer folded. As he scooped the pot, Al Revah couldn’t help but show the table that he had gotten away with a bluff, turning over K5.

Al Revah has taken a few hits the last couple of levels, but he’s back up to 280,000.

Player Tags: Benjamin Palmer,   Eyal Al Revah

The 250K Club

Jul 19, '17

There are 162 players remaining in the tournament, bringing the average to 100,173. Here’s a look at everyone with 250,000 (ten starting stacks) or more.

Eyal Al Revah — 392,000
Matt Giannetti — 385,000
Paul Hoefer — 312,000
Jimmy Guerrero — 300,000
Ankush Mandavia — 295,000
Vladimir Dobrovolskii — 285,000
Byron Kaverman — 272,000
Sergio Aido — 270,000
Dylan Wilkerson — 260,000
Brett Richey — 255,000
Ryan Laplante — 250,000

Player Tags: Eyal Al Revah

Eyal Al Revah Busts On Bubble To Ankush Mandavia

Jul 20, '17

We caught the action as Eyal Al Revah moved all in for about 430,000 on a board reading 9842, and Ankush Mandavia had made the call. Al Revah had bet 27,000, and Mandavia had raised to 120,000, which prompted the all-in shove.

Mandavia tabled 9-9 for top set, while Eyal Al Revah tried to muck his hand. He turned over the A4 which was just a pair of fours and no draw. He was drawing dead. Mandavia was up to 1.18 million thanks to the huge pot.

He was the chip leader, while Al Revah was busted on the bubble.

Player Tags: Eyal Al Revah,   Ankush Mandavia