| Jul 18, '18 |
CPPT VI - DeepStack Championship Poker Series |
$5,000 CPPT Main Event $2 Million GTD (VPR) |
5 |
+ |
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| Jul 22, '17 |
CPPT V - The Venetian |
$5,000 Main Event $2 Million GTD |
5 |
+ |
Martin Jacobson Bets Jared Jaffee Off His Hand
Jul 18, '17
On a board reading 9 5 3 10, Jared Jaffe checked into Martin Jacobson. The 2014 main event champion bet 6,000, and Jaffe elected to muck. Jaffe was down to about the starting stack of 25,000, while the Swede was up to about 75,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Jared Jaffee
Martin Jacobson Doubles Through Paul Hoefer
Jul 21, '17
Martin Jacobson was all in holding A4 against the K8.
The board fell Q7554 and Jacobson doubled up to about 700,000. Hoefer is still stacked with 2,250,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Paul Hoefer
Martin Jacobson Doubles Through Renick Patterson
Jul 21, '17
 Martin Jacobson raised all-in for his last 225,000 from under-the-gun and was called on his immediate left by Renick Patterson.
Patterson held A J and he was racing against the pocket deuces on Jacobson. The board fell K7465 and Jacobson doubled up 475,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Renick Patterson
Martin Jacobson Eliminated In Third Place ($398,303)
Jul 22, '17
 From the button Martin Jacobson raised to 400,000. Paul Hoefer moved all-in from the small blind and Javier Gomez folded.
Jacobson called with the 88 and was racing against Hoefer’s KJ.
The board ran out 1042K5 and Hoefer paired his king to secure the pot and send the 2014 World Series of Poker main event champion to the rail in third place. He earned $398,303, per his share of the three handed deal made earlier.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Jacobson Drops A Few
Jul 22, '17
 Martin Jacobson is down to about 3.8 million after losing a few pots here after the blinds were raised. Action is still three-handed with $135,000 going to the winner.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Jacobson Doubles Hoefer
Jul 22, '17
Jacobson opened to 225,000 from UTG and Hoefer shoved from the button for 1.6 million. It was folded back to Jacobson and he insta-called with AQ. Hoefer was behind with KQ. The board ran out K53108 to give Hoefer the double. Jacobson was down to about 5 million. Hoefer obviously had about double what he moved in for, so he was sitting with more than 3 million.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Paul Hoefer
Chip Counts At The Break
Jul 22, '17
| Rank |
Player |
Chip Count |
| 1 |
Martin Jacobson |
5,420,000 |
| 2 |
Javier Gomez |
3,050,000 |
| 3 |
Paul Hoefer |
2,330,000 |
| 4 |
Yan Shing Tsang |
1,840,000 |
| 5 |
Dimitar Danchev |
1,550,000 |
| 6 |
Ankush Mandavia |
1,380,000 |
| 7 |
Renick Patterson |
1,350,000 |
| 8 |
Bobby Suer |
270,000 |
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Martin Jacobson Doubles Again
Jul 22, '17
On a board reading AJ26, Martin Jacobson had checked and Samuel Bernabeu bet 250,000. Jacobson made the call. The river was the K, and Jacobson checked again. Bernabeu moved all in, putting Jacobson to the test for 1.1 million. The Swede went into the tank before calling all in for his tournament life. Bernabeu tabled 10-7 off suit for a bluff, while Jacobson tabled A2 for two pair. He was up to more than 3 million thanks to the hand, while Bernabeu was crippled with just a few hundred thousand.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Danchev Folds The River, Is Left Short
Jul 22, '17
 Dimitar Danchev raised to 90,000 from under the gun and Martin Jacobson called from the hijack. The flo pbrought the 942. Danchev bet 140,000 and Jacobson called.
The 6 hit the turn and Danchev check-called a bet of 160,000. The river brought the 10 and Danchev checked. Jacobson moved all-in, putting Danchev to a decision for his last 530,000.
Danchev thought it over for some time before electing to fold. Jacobson chipped up to over 1.6 million after the hand and Dimitar fell down to less than 11 big blinds.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Dimitar Danchev
Yan Shing Tsang Doubles Through Martin Jacobson
Jul 22, '17
 Yan Shing Tsang got his stack of 855,000 chips into the middle with two aces and was up against Martin Jacobson (1.7 million in chips) who had A-K.
The board ran out Q-J-5-4-7, giving Tsang the double up. He had to dodge the Swede’s straight draw on the flop, but he was able to fade it. Tsang was up to around the average stack while Jacobson was short once again.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Yan Shing Tsang
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| Jul 21, '17 |
CPPT V - The Venetian |
$5,000 Main Event $2 Million GTD |
5 |
+ |
Martin Jacobson Bets Jared Jaffee Off His Hand
Jul 18, '17
On a board reading 95310, Jared Jaffe checked into Martin Jacobson. The 2014 main event champion bet 6,000, and Jaffe elected to muck. Jaffe was down to about the starting stack of 25,000, while the Swede was up to about 75,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Jared Jaffee
Martin Jacobson Doubles Through Paul Hoefer
Jul 21, '17
Martin Jacobson was all in holding A4 against the K8.
The board fell Q7554 and Jacobson doubled up to about 700,000. Hoefer is still stacked with 2,250,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Paul Hoefer
Martin Jacobson Doubles Through Renick Patterson
Jul 21, '17
Martin Jacobson raised all-in for his last 225,000 from under-the-gun and was called on his immediate left by Renick Patterson.
Patterson held AJ and he was racing against the pocket deuces on Jacobson. The board fell K7465 and Jacobson doubled up 475,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Renick Patterson
Martin Jacobson Eliminated In Third Place ($398,303)
Jul 22, '17
From the button Martin Jacobson raised to 400,000. Paul Hoefer moved all-in from the small blind and Javier Gomez folded.
Jacobson called with the 88 and was racing against Hoefer’s KJ.
The board ran out 1042K5 and Hoefer paired his king to secure the pot and send the 2014 World Series of Poker main event champion to the rail in third place. He earned $398,303, per his share of the three handed deal made earlier.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Jacobson Drops A Few
Jul 22, '17
Martin Jacobson is down to about 3.8 million after losing a few pots here after the blinds were raised. Action is still three-handed with $135,000 going to the winner.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Jacobson Doubles Hoefer
Jul 22, '17
Jacobson opened to 225,000 from UTG and Hoefer shoved from the button for 1.6 million. It was folded back to Jacobson and he insta-called with AQ. Hoefer was behind with KQ. The board ran out K53108 to give Hoefer the double. Jacobson was down to about 5 million. Hoefer obviously had about double what he moved in for, so he was sitting with more than 3 million.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Paul Hoefer
Chip Counts At The Break
Jul 22, '17
| Rank |
Player |
Chip Count |
| 1 |
Martin Jacobson |
5,420,000 |
| 2 |
Javier Gomez |
3,050,000 |
| 3 |
Paul Hoefer |
2,330,000 |
| 4 |
Yan Shing Tsang |
1,840,000 |
| 5 |
Dimitar Danchev |
1,550,000 |
| 6 |
Ankush Mandavia |
1,380,000 |
| 7 |
Renick Patterson |
1,350,000 |
| 8 |
Bobby Suer |
270,000 |
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Martin Jacobson Doubles Again
Jul 22, '17
On a board reading AJ26, Martin Jacobson had checked and Samuel Bernabeu bet 250,000. Jacobson made the call. The river was the K, and Jacobson checked again. Bernabeu moved all in, putting Jacobson to the test for 1.1 million. The Swede went into the tank before calling all in for his tournament life. Bernabeu tabled 10-7 off suit for a bluff, while Jacobson tabled A2 for two pair. He was up to more than 3 million thanks to the hand, while Bernabeu was crippled with just a few hundred thousand.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Danchev Folds The River, Is Left Short
Jul 22, '17
Dimitar Danchev raised to 90,000 from under the gun and Martin Jacobson called from the hijack. The flo pbrought the 942. Danchev bet 140,000 and Jacobson called.
The 6 hit the turn and Danchev check-called a bet of 160,000. The river brought the 10 and Danchev checked. Jacobson moved all-in, putting Danchev to a decision for his last 530,000.
Danchev thought it over for some time before electing to fold. Jacobson chipped up to over 1.6 million after the hand and Dimitar fell down to less than 11 big blinds.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Dimitar Danchev
Yan Shing Tsang Doubles Through Martin Jacobson
Jul 22, '17
Yan Shing Tsang got his stack of 855,000 chips into the middle with two aces and was up against Martin Jacobson (1.7 million in chips) who had A-K.
The board ran out Q-J-5-4-7, giving Tsang the double up. He had to dodge the Swede’s straight draw on the flop, but he was able to fade it. Tsang was up to around the average stack while Jacobson was short once again.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Yan Shing Tsang
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| Jul 18, '17 |
CPPT V - The Venetian |
$5,000 Main Event $2 Million GTD |
2 |
+ |
Martin Jacobson Bets Jared Jaffee Off His Hand
Jul 18, '17
On a board reading 95310, Jared Jaffe checked into Martin Jacobson. The 2014 main event champion bet 6,000, and Jaffe elected to muck. Jaffe was down to about the starting stack of 25,000, while the Swede was up to about 75,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Jared Jaffee
Martin Jacobson Doubles Through Paul Hoefer
Jul 21, '17
Martin Jacobson was all in holding A4 against the K8.
The board fell Q7554 and Jacobson doubled up to about 700,000. Hoefer is still stacked with 2,250,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Paul Hoefer
Martin Jacobson Doubles Through Renick Patterson
Jul 21, '17
Martin Jacobson raised all-in for his last 225,000 from under-the-gun and was called on his immediate left by Renick Patterson.
Patterson held AJ and he was racing against the pocket deuces on Jacobson. The board fell K7465 and Jacobson doubled up 475,000.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Renick Patterson
Martin Jacobson Eliminated In Third Place ($398,303)
Jul 22, '17
From the button Martin Jacobson raised to 400,000. Paul Hoefer moved all-in from the small blind and Javier Gomez folded.
Jacobson called with the 88 and was racing against Hoefer’s KJ.
The board ran out 1042K5 and Hoefer paired his king to secure the pot and send the 2014 World Series of Poker main event champion to the rail in third place. He earned $398,303, per his share of the three handed deal made earlier.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Jacobson Drops A Few
Jul 22, '17
Martin Jacobson is down to about 3.8 million after losing a few pots here after the blinds were raised. Action is still three-handed with $135,000 going to the winner.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Jacobson Doubles Hoefer
Jul 22, '17
Jacobson opened to 225,000 from UTG and Hoefer shoved from the button for 1.6 million. It was folded back to Jacobson and he insta-called with AQ. Hoefer was behind with KQ. The board ran out K53108 to give Hoefer the double. Jacobson was down to about 5 million. Hoefer obviously had about double what he moved in for, so he was sitting with more than 3 million.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Paul Hoefer
Chip Counts At The Break
Jul 22, '17
| Rank |
Player |
Chip Count |
| 1 |
Martin Jacobson |
5,420,000 |
| 2 |
Javier Gomez |
3,050,000 |
| 3 |
Paul Hoefer |
2,330,000 |
| 4 |
Yan Shing Tsang |
1,840,000 |
| 5 |
Dimitar Danchev |
1,550,000 |
| 6 |
Ankush Mandavia |
1,380,000 |
| 7 |
Renick Patterson |
1,350,000 |
| 8 |
Bobby Suer |
270,000 |
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Martin Jacobson Doubles Again
Jul 22, '17
On a board reading AJ26, Martin Jacobson had checked and Samuel Bernabeu bet 250,000. Jacobson made the call. The river was the K, and Jacobson checked again. Bernabeu moved all in, putting Jacobson to the test for 1.1 million. The Swede went into the tank before calling all in for his tournament life. Bernabeu tabled 10-7 off suit for a bluff, while Jacobson tabled A2 for two pair. He was up to more than 3 million thanks to the hand, while Bernabeu was crippled with just a few hundred thousand.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson
Danchev Folds The River, Is Left Short
Jul 22, '17
Dimitar Danchev raised to 90,000 from under the gun and Martin Jacobson called from the hijack. The flo pbrought the 942. Danchev bet 140,000 and Jacobson called.
The 6 hit the turn and Danchev check-called a bet of 160,000. The river brought the 10 and Danchev checked. Jacobson moved all-in, putting Danchev to a decision for his last 530,000.
Danchev thought it over for some time before electing to fold. Jacobson chipped up to over 1.6 million after the hand and Dimitar fell down to less than 11 big blinds.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Dimitar Danchev
Yan Shing Tsang Doubles Through Martin Jacobson
Jul 22, '17
Yan Shing Tsang got his stack of 855,000 chips into the middle with two aces and was up against Martin Jacobson (1.7 million in chips) who had A-K.
The board ran out Q-J-5-4-7, giving Tsang the double up. He had to dodge the Swede’s straight draw on the flop, but he was able to fade it. Tsang was up to around the average stack while Jacobson was short once again.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Yan Shing Tsang
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| Jun 29, '13 |
2013 44th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 47 - $111,111 One Drop High Rollers No-Limit Hold'em |
3 |
+ |
Level 28 Update: Day 3 Ends with FInal 4 Players -- Martin Jacobson Out 6th, Richard Fullerton Out 5th
Jun 29, '13
NOTE: Day 3 has come to a close with the final four players and they will return at 1 p.m. PT on Saturday, June 29 to play down to a champion who will take home $4.8 million. The next update will be posted after the conclusion of Level 29 at 2 p.m.
Level: 28
Blinds: 150,000-300,000 with a 50,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 out of 166
Average Chip Count: 12,450,000
Chip Counts:
Seat 2: Antonio Esfandiari – 9,200,000
Seat 4: Anthony Gregg – 13,900,000
Seat 5: Chris Klodnicki – 12,000,000
Seat 8: Bill Perkins – 14,700,000
Players Eliminated:
6th: Martin Jacobson – $807,427
5th: Richard Fullerton – $1,066,491
Live Updates:
 Martin Jacobson Eliminated in Sixth Place ($807,427)
Chris Klodnicki raised to 600,000 under the gun and Martin Jacobson reraised all in for 2.9 million on the hi-jack. Anthony Gregg moved all in over the top and Klodnicki folded. The two players then tabled their hands.
Gregg: Q Q
Jacobson: AJ
Board: Q7 473
Jacobson was eliminated in sixth place and Gregg grew his stack to 13.7 million thanks to a full house.
Richard Fullerton Eliminated in Fifth Place ($1,066,491)
Antonio Esfandiari raised to 650,000 preflop on the cutoff and Richard Fullerton reraised all in for 2.85 million on the button. Esfandiari called and the two players revealed their hands.
Esfandiari: 1010
Fullerton: 66
Board: A96108
Esfandiari spiked a 10 on the turn to make a better set to eliminate Fullerton in fifth place. Esfandiari was up to 16 million after the hand.
Bill Perkins Doubles Up to End Day 3 with the Chip Lead
In one of the last hands of the night Bill Perkins moved all in preflop for 6,575,000 and Antonio Esfandiari called. The two players then flipped over their cards.
Perkins: KJ
Esfandiari: 77
Board: 966K4
Thanks to a pair of kings Perkins doubled up to the chip lead with 14.7 million and Esfandiari was the short stack with 9.2 million.
Player Tags: Richard Fullerton, Martin Jacobson
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| Jun 18, '10 |
2010 41st Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 30 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em |
3 |
+ |
Down to 3
Jun 19, '10
 Griner Falls in 5th ($133,574)
David Wilkinson has Billy Griner covered when he moved all in from the small blind. Griner, with only about 500,000 in chips, decided it was worth a shot and made the call. Their hands:
Wilkinson: Q 7
Griner: J 7
Griner was in really bad shape. The flop brought some hope, coming 9Q 8 to give him a straight draw and backdoor flush draw, but the rest of the board bricked out with a 9 turn and 3 river.
Griner finished in 5th place for $133,574.
 Jacobson Busts in 4th ($183,345)
Facing a raise from David Wilkinson, Martin Jacobson moved all in from the button and was called. Their hands:
Jacobson: KQ
Wilkinson: A10
The flop came 1084, pairing Wilkinson’s 10. Jacobson needed some help on the turn or the river, but the turn brought the 5, leaving him dead to a king or queen. The river was the 2 and he was gone in 4th place, winning $183,345.
Player Tags: David Wilkinson, Martin Jacobson, Billy Griner
Fast Action Claims 4
Jun 18, '10
When the final 9 reached the final table, Christopher Gonzales held a near 2-1 chip lead over the next nearest player. Here’s how the chip stacks looked:
1. Christopher Gonzales — 2,705,000
2. Christopher Kastler — 1,810,000
3. David Wilkinson — 1,345,000
4. Martin Jacobson — 1,185,000
5. William Kakon — 1,150,000
6. Jason Hallee — 1,075,000
7. Mike Ellis — 560,000
8. Billy Griner — 525,000
9. Jeff Cohen — 330,000
Here’s how the action took place
Cohen First Final Table Victim, Out in 9th ($42,790)
Jeff Cohen was the small stack at the table and moved all in from under the gun. David Wilkinson re-raised over the top for 1.4 million and everyone folded. Their hands:
Cohen: AK
Wilkinson: 99
The flop made things look worse for Cohen, coming 6s10h9c to give Wilkinson a set. The Q and K finished the board and Cohen was gone in 9th, making $42,790.
 Kastler Outdrawn, Out in 8th ($55,814)
It seemed like a good spot for Chris Kastler to get his chips all in. Facing a raise to 235,000 from Christopher Gonzales, Kastler moved all in for 675,000 more and was called. When he saw what he was up against, Kastler had to have felt good. Their hands:
Kastler: JJ
Gonzales: 99
But the flop was disastrous for Kastler, coming 259 to give Gonzales a set. The turn and river finished 3A and Kastler was out in 8th place, winning $55,814. Gonzales had around 3.5 million in chips after the hand.
 Kings Bounce Hallee in 7th ($73,719)
Jason Hallee moved all in from the button and Christopher Gonzales was at it again, making the call with another pocket pair. Their hands:
Hallee: 33
Gonzales: KK
Hallee was in big trouble and as the cards hit the felt he got no help. The flop ran JA10, offering no help to Hallee. The turn was the J and the river was close to a 3 but not quite the golden card, coming 2 and he was gone in 7th place, winning $73,719.
 Kakon Ran Over by Boat in 6th ($98,605)
Billy Griner moved all in on a flop of AA8 and William Kakon put his tournament life at risk by making the call. Their hands:
Kakon: KK
Griner: AQ
Kakon made the wrong move and was trailing. The J turn gave him a possible flush draw, but the J came on the river, filling Griner up and knocking Kakon out in 6th place. He took $98,605 for his efforts.
Griner had around 1.6 million after the hand.
Player Tags: David Wilkinson, Mike Ellis, Martin Jacobson, Billy Griner
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| Jun 18, '09 |
2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker |
Event 34 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em |
3 |
+ |
Final Table Update: Martin Jacobson Eliminated in Eighth Place
Jun 18, '09
Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 7 out of 2,095
NOTE: The players went on dinner break for one hour and they will return at 8:45 p.m.
Chip Counts:
1. Jonas Klausen — 3,500,000
2. Steven Bradbury — 1,770,000
3. James Taylor — 1,281,000
4. Andrew Youngblood — 1,150,000
5. Eric Baldwin — 1,020,000
6. Roland de Wolfe — 625,000
7. Benjamin Scholl — 600,000
Average Chip Count: 1,346,785
Notable Eliminations:
8. Martin Jacobson – $65,487
Elimination Hands
Martin Jacobson Eliminated in Eighth Place ($65,487)
Martin Jacobson moved all in for 125,000 in early position preflop. Eric Baldwin reraised to 295,000 and everyone else mucked. Their cards:
Jasobson: A9
Baldwin: QQ
Board: 10637J
Jaconson was eliminated in eighth place and Baldwin grew his stack to more than 1 million.
Player Tags: Eric Baldwin, Martin Jacobson
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| Feb 18, '09 |
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Scandinavian Open - Season V |
EPT No-Limit Hold'em Main Event - Event 2 |
3 |
+ |
Hoivold Takes on Jacobson
Feb 18, '09
 Andreas Hoivold is all-in preflop after claiming to only have looked at one card.
Martin Jacobson has a much nicer stack and so calls flipping over QJ. Hoivold shows the K and then as he takes a look at the other one, he exclaims, "Oh! It's another one!" and reveals the K. The table laughs unsure as to whether believe him or not and the cards are dealt.
55310A appear on the felt and Hoivold doubles up to the 16,000 mark.
Player Tags: Andreas Hoivold, Martin Jacobson
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| Oct 31, '08 |
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Hungarian Open - Season V |
EPT No-Limit Hold'em Main Event 1 |
5 |
+ |
Chip Exchange
Oct 31, '08
 Waiting for the final person to bust out is a slow process. Ivo Donev has made some all in moves but to no avail, Ciprian Hrisca has been pushing as much as he can with little success, and Jacobson is getting increasingly short stacked. In a hand with Zoltan Toth where there was 50,000 in the pot preflop, the flop came down 87.3 Jacobson looked to be the dominating factor when he made a bet of 100,000 with only 213,000 behind. Toth tankes and then reraised it to 300,000 in total, ultimately putting Jacobson all in. The tables were turned and Jacobson folded after a few minutes.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Ciprian Hrisca
Alexander the Great
Oct 30, '08
 Alexander Kravchenko bets 15,000 preflop, and Martin Jacobson calls. The flop falls Q88 and it's checks all around. The turn is the 2 and once again its checkety-check. The river spurs Kravchenko into action with the A and he bets 16,000. Jacobson folds and Kravchenko takes a tidy pot down.
Player Tags: Alexander Kravchenko, Martin Jacobson
Friendlier than Usual
Nov 01, '08
Checked all the way up until the river on a board of 109359, Hrisca puts in a bet of 190,000 and Jacobson calls. Hrisca shows 8-5 for two pair, nines and fives, and Jacobson shows A-Q for ace high.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Ciprian Hrisca
First Casualty, Goodbye Lodden
Oct 31, '08
 Johnny Lodden raises to 55,000, Zoltan Toth calls. William Fry reraises to 152,000, Martin Jacobson tanks and then calls, as do Iversen and Lodden. The flop comes J82. Jacobson shoves all in, and Lodden calls. Toth also comes along for the ride. Lodden shows pocket kings and Jacobson reveals 107 for the flush draw, as does Toth but with AK. The turn comes 7 and the river the 9 and Jacobson takes down the pot with a straight.
Lodden did not last the hour but should be happy about making his first ever EPT final table. Stay tuned for an interview with Johnny Lodden. He spoke to us before hitting the final table today.
Player Tags: Johnny Lodden, Martin Jacobson
First Big Pot
Oct 31, '08
 Gino Alacqua shoves all in for 566,000 from the small blind with J9, and Martin Jacobson sitting on 277,000 calls from the big blind with KK.
The board falls:
Q10287
Alacqua's straight is beaten by Jacobson's King high flush and Jacobson doubles up. Alacqua loses a little less than half his stack.
Player Tags: Gino Alacqua, Martin Jacobson
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| Oct 30, '08 |
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Hungarian Open - Season V |
EPT No-Limit Hold'em Main Event 1 |
4 |
+ |
Chip Exchange
Oct 31, '08
Waiting for the final person to bust out is a slow process. Ivo Donev has made some all in moves but to no avail, Ciprian Hrisca has been pushing as much as he can with little success, and Jacobson is getting increasingly short stacked. In a hand with Zoltan Toth where there was 50,000 in the pot preflop, the flop came down 87.3 Jacobson looked to be the dominating factor when he made a bet of 100,000 with only 213,000 behind. Toth tankes and then reraised it to 300,000 in total, ultimately putting Jacobson all in. The tables were turned and Jacobson folded after a few minutes.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Ciprian Hrisca
Alexander the Great
Oct 30, '08
Alexander Kravchenko bets 15,000 preflop, and Martin Jacobson calls. The flop falls Q88 and it's checks all around. The turn is the 2 and once again its checkety-check. The river spurs Kravchenko into action with the A and he bets 16,000. Jacobson folds and Kravchenko takes a tidy pot down.
Player Tags: Alexander Kravchenko, Martin Jacobson
Friendlier than Usual
Nov 01, '08
Checked all the way up until the river on a board of 109359, Hrisca puts in a bet of 190,000 and Jacobson calls. Hrisca shows 8-5 for two pair, nines and fives, and Jacobson shows A-Q for ace high.
Player Tags: Martin Jacobson, Ciprian Hrisca
First Casualty, Goodbye Lodden
Oct 31, '08
Johnny Lodden raises to 55,000, Zoltan Toth calls. William Fry reraises to 152,000, Martin Jacobson tanks and then calls, as do Iversen and Lodden. The flop comes J82. Jacobson shoves all in, and Lodden calls. Toth also comes along for the ride. Lodden shows pocket kings and Jacobson reveals 107 for the flush draw, as does Toth but with AK. The turn comes 7 and the river the 9 and Jacobson takes down the pot with a straight.
Lodden did not last the hour but should be happy about making his first ever EPT final table. Stay tuned for an interview with Johnny Lodden. He spoke to us before hitting the final table today.
Player Tags: Johnny Lodden, Martin Jacobson
First Big Pot
Oct 31, '08
Gino Alacqua shoves all in for 566,000 from the small blind with J9, and Martin Jacobson sitting on 277,000 calls from the big blind with KK.
The board falls:
Q10287
Alacqua's straight is beaten by Jacobson's King high flush and Jacobson doubles up. Alacqua loses a little less than half his stack.
Player Tags: Gino Alacqua, Martin Jacobson
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