Jameson Singer Busts One
Feb 15, '14
With a flop of 7
5
3
the player in the hijack checked. Former Card Player tournament reporter and current poker professional Jameson Singer bet 1,500 and the player in the hijack then check-raised to 4,000.
Singer called and the turn brought the 9. The hijack bet 7,000 and Singer tanked for a while before making the call.
The river brought the 6, putting a four-liner on the board. The hijack checked and Singer pushed out a stack large enough to put her all in. She quickly called with the 75
for flopped two-pair, only to see that she had lost on the river to Singer’s 88 which made a straight on the river.
The hijack hit the rail and Singer raked in the huge pot. He won the following hand as well and now has 89,000 in chips heading into the break.
Player Tags: Jameson Singer
Singer's Run Ends
Feb 16, '14
Jameson Singer was short for quite a while but eventually he did not manage to make a comeback. After a raise to 7,000 it was Singer who moved all in for 17,500 from the button and Bo Cunningham four-bet from the small blind.
The initial raiser folded and the showdown went as following.
Singer: AK
Cunningham: QQ
The board ran out 72879 and Singer was eliminated shy of the money. Cunningham now sits on around 150,000 chips.
Player Tags: Jameson Singer
Grimes Runs Nines into Tens
Feb 16, '14
Terry Grimes just ended up all in before the flop holding 99 and he was up against Jameson Singer’s 1010.
The board ran out 10K6J3 and Grimes was knocked out after starting the hand with 34,000 chips.
Singer now sits on around 120,000 chips and he’s in great shape during the first level of play on Day 2.
Player Tags: Jameson Singer, Terry Grimes
Chris Schonbach Makes A Great Call
Feb 16, '14
On a board reading K 6 3 9 J, Chris Schonbach in the small blind was facing a bet from Jameson Singer, who was on the button. Schonbach thought about it for a bit before making the call.
Singer tapped the table, indicating that it was a good call. He tabled A-10 for just ace-high and Schonbach exposed pocket deuces, for the smallest pair possible.
The pair was good and he raked in a nice sized pot early here on Day 2.
Schonbach started the day with 110,900, which was enough to be among the chip leaders. He has been adding to that stack quickly today.
Player Tags: Jameson Singer, Chris Schonbach
