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| Nov 20, '22 | CPPT X - DeepStack Extravaganza | $2,500 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $750,000 GTD | 4 | + |
Chance Kornuth Picks Up A Big PotNov 17, '22 After a raise from Chance Kornuth and a three-bet from Andrew Moreno, a player on the button moved all in for about 75,000 with A Kornuth isolated all-in with pocket queens, and they held as the board fell K Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Loses Small, Then Wins BigNov 17, '22
The flop came down J This time Shorr led out for 9,000 and Kornuth called. The river was a bit of an action killer in the 5 Shorr chipped up to 135,000, while Kornuth was left with 86,500. On the very next shuffle, Kornuth tried again with a raise to 4,500 from under-the-gun. A player in middle position three-bet to 12,000, and Kornuth four-bet to 27,500. The raiser moved all in, and Kornuth quickly called with “the ones,” showing A His opponent held J Kornuth doubled up to 178,000. Player Tags: Shannon Shorr, Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Doubles Through Jeremy AusmusNov 17, '22
According to Chance Kornuth, who won the hand, the player in the cutoff opened and Ausmus three-bet with K We arrived to see the board runout A Ausmus slid to 15,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Jeremy Ausmus, Chance Kornuth Early Notables In The FieldNov 17, '22
Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Eliminated In 20th Place ($6,576)Nov 20, '22
Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Ryan Riess Eliminated In 40th PlaceNov 20, '22
He got all-in for his last 17,000 with K The board came down J Kornuth now sits with 710,000. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Ryan Riess |
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| Nov 17, '22 | CPPT X - DeepStack Extravaganza | $2,500 CPPT No-Limit Hold'em $750,000 GTD | 1 | + |
Chance Kornuth Picks Up A Big PotNov 17, '22 After a raise from Chance Kornuth and a three-bet from Andrew Moreno, a player on the button moved all in for about 75,000 with A Kornuth isolated all-in with pocket queens, and they held as the board fell K Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Loses Small, Then Wins BigNov 17, '22
The flop came down J This time Shorr led out for 9,000 and Kornuth called. The river was a bit of an action killer in the 5 Shorr chipped up to 135,000, while Kornuth was left with 86,500. On the very next shuffle, Kornuth tried again with a raise to 4,500 from under-the-gun. A player in middle position three-bet to 12,000, and Kornuth four-bet to 27,500. The raiser moved all in, and Kornuth quickly called with “the ones,” showing A His opponent held J Kornuth doubled up to 178,000. Player Tags: Shannon Shorr, Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Doubles Through Jeremy AusmusNov 17, '22
According to Chance Kornuth, who won the hand, the player in the cutoff opened and Ausmus three-bet with K We arrived to see the board runout A Ausmus slid to 15,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Jeremy Ausmus, Chance Kornuth Early Notables In The FieldNov 17, '22
Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Eliminated In 20th Place ($6,576)Nov 20, '22
Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Ryan Riess Eliminated In 40th PlaceNov 20, '22
He got all-in for his last 17,000 with K The board came down J Kornuth now sits with 710,000. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Ryan Riess |
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| Jul 17, '19 | CPPT VII - DeepStack Championship Poker Series | $5,000 CPPT Main Event No-Limit Hold'em $2 Million GTD | 2 | + |
Chance Kornuth Eliminated By Liran TwitoJul 17, '19
The turn was the 7 The river was the J Twito showed J-7 and won the pot with a full house against Kornuth’s J-8. Liran Twito – 90,000 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth |
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| Dec 14, '18 | CPPT VI - DeepStack Showdown | $3,500 No-Limit Hold'em $500K GTD | 1 | + |
Chance Kornuth Bluffs Some Off To Michael SantosDec 14, '18
Santos called, and the turn was the 3 Santos checked, and Kornuth bet 3,100. Santos made the cal, and Kornuth confidently turned over 9 He is now up to 55,000 in chips, while Kornuth took a hit down to about 30,000 or so. Player Tags: Michael Santos, Chance Kornuth |
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| Jul 21, '16 | CPPT IV - DeepStack Extravaganza III | $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em $2 Million GTD | 5 | + |
Kornuth Gets ValueJul 20, '16 Alexandru Papazian limped in and Steve Gross made it 8,400 to go. Chance Kornuth made the call from late position and it folds back to Papazian, who makes the call as well. The flop comes down J “Nine!” requests Kornuth as the 2 Papazian checks to Gross, who bets 16,000. Kornuth made the call and Papazian folds. The river brought the J Kornuth considered his options before electing to bet 28,800. “Don’t slow roll me, I could be value betting with worse,” implored a very chatty Kornuth. Gross went deep into the tank. “I’m so nervous,” said Kornuth as Gross thought it out. “My hands so bad, that’s the problem,” replied Gross. Eventually Gross made the call and Kornuth confidently announced “Nines.” His 9 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Kornuth Gets ThereJul 20, '16
The Q Kornuth chipped up to over 320,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Anthony Spinella Doubles UpJul 20, '16 Chance Kornuth raised to 2,400 from the button and Anthony Spinella reraised all in from the big blind for his last 10,600. Kornuth really didn’t want to call, but eventually put in the chips with K “Damn it. I’m behind,” said Spinella, eliciting laughs from the rest of the table as he turned over Q The board, however, gave him new life when it ran out Q Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Kornuth Takes A Chan... Alright We Won't Make That JokeJul 20, '16
After a few minutes in the tank Chance made the call and his opponent showed the 9 Kornuth rolled over the K Kornuth now sits with over 150,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Eliminated In 22nd Place ($19,227)Jul 21, '16
Zarco moved all in as well. Sindelar and Lindgren got out of the way and Kornuth flipped up his 7 Zarco held the A The board came down 10 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth vs. Jeremy AusmusJul 21, '16 Chance Kornuth was in the small blind and Jeremy Ausmus was in the big blind when they saw a flop of K The turn was the J The river was the 8 Chance Kornuth – 485,000 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Table 30 Chip CountsJul 21, '16
Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Ben Palmer Eliminated By Chance KornuthJul 21, '16 We didn’t see how it got in, but Ben Palmer held pocket queens and was up against the pocket aces of Chance Kornuth. The board ran out 10-5-2-9-4 and Palmer was sent to the rail in 53rd place, earning $11,237. Kornuth now has 505,000 in chips. Player Tags: Benjamin Palmer, Chance Kornuth |
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| Jul 20, '16 | CPPT IV - DeepStack Extravaganza III | $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em $2 Million GTD | 4 | + |
Kornuth Gets ValueJul 20, '16 Alexandru Papazian limped in and Steve Gross made it 8,400 to go. Chance Kornuth made the call from late position and it folds back to Papazian, who makes the call as well. The flop comes down J “Nine!” requests Kornuth as the 2 Papazian checks to Gross, who bets 16,000. Kornuth made the call and Papazian folds. The river brought the J Kornuth considered his options before electing to bet 28,800. “Don’t slow roll me, I could be value betting with worse,” implored a very chatty Kornuth. Gross went deep into the tank. “I’m so nervous,” said Kornuth as Gross thought it out. “My hands so bad, that’s the problem,” replied Gross. Eventually Gross made the call and Kornuth confidently announced “Nines.” His 9 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Kornuth Gets ThereJul 20, '16
The Q Kornuth chipped up to over 320,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Anthony Spinella Doubles UpJul 20, '16 Chance Kornuth raised to 2,400 from the button and Anthony Spinella reraised all in from the big blind for his last 10,600. Kornuth really didn’t want to call, but eventually put in the chips with K “Damn it. I’m behind,” said Spinella, eliciting laughs from the rest of the table as he turned over Q The board, however, gave him new life when it ran out Q Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Kornuth Takes A Chan... Alright We Won't Make That JokeJul 20, '16
After a few minutes in the tank Chance made the call and his opponent showed the 9 Kornuth rolled over the K Kornuth now sits with over 150,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Eliminated In 22nd Place ($19,227)Jul 21, '16
Zarco moved all in as well. Sindelar and Lindgren got out of the way and Kornuth flipped up his 7 Zarco held the A The board came down 10 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth vs. Jeremy AusmusJul 21, '16 Chance Kornuth was in the small blind and Jeremy Ausmus was in the big blind when they saw a flop of K The turn was the J The river was the 8 Chance Kornuth – 485,000 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Table 30 Chip CountsJul 21, '16
Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Ben Palmer Eliminated By Chance KornuthJul 21, '16 We didn’t see how it got in, but Ben Palmer held pocket queens and was up against the pocket aces of Chance Kornuth. The board ran out 10-5-2-9-4 and Palmer was sent to the rail in 53rd place, earning $11,237. Kornuth now has 505,000 in chips. Player Tags: Benjamin Palmer, Chance Kornuth |
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| Dec 15, '13 | CPPT II - Palm Beach Kennel Club | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em $250K Guarantee | 3 | + |
Rem Remmington and Chance Kornuth ChopDec 13, '13 Chance Kornuth and Rem Remington saw a flop of 5 Kornuth checked and Remington bet 8,000. Kornuth called and they both checked a 3d river card. They chopped the pot when both players tabled the same hand. Kornuth showed A Kornuth has 44,000 after the hand and Remington is sitting with 50,000. Player Tags: Rem Remington, Chance Kornuth Ben Zamani Takes One Off of Chance KornuthDec 13, '13
The small blind checks and Kornuth fires 2,625 into the middle. Zamani is his only caller and the 9 Kornuth slides to 46,700 in chips, while Zamani climbs to 44,300 Player Tags: Benjamin Zamani, Chance Kornuth Eric Reily Doubles Through Chance KornuthDec 13, '13 Eric Reily and Chance Kornuth both saw a flop of Q Kornuth tabled the J The turn brought the 3 Reily was up to around 60,000 after the hand. Kornuth was down to around 40,000. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Eric Reily Top Pros Taking SeatsDec 13, '13
Eric Blair and 2009 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event winner Harrison Gimbel are seated at the same table. WSOP bracelet winner Chance Kornuth, 2008 November Niner Chino Rheem, former Full Tilt Red Pro Stuart Paterson, and Nancy Todd have all put up the $1,100 to play in the final stop of the 2013 Card Player Poker Tour. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Harrison Gimbel Final Table Set For Card Player Poker Tour Palm Beach Kennel Club Main EventDec 15, '13
Evan Teitelbaum will lead the pack with a stack of 1,200,000 trailed closely by Sean Winter with 1,093,000 and Luke Brereton with 1,039,000. Online pro Eric Blair, who has $1.6 million in online tournament winnings, and WSOP bracelet winner and online high stakes cash games player Brian Hastings are also in the mix along with young pro Ian O’Hare. John McNulty, Gerard Donaghy and Tom Gleason make up the rest of the final table. No matter who wins, a first-time CPPT champion will be named. Donaghy, who will come to the final table with 827,000, was a unique entry in the field having won his ticket from Palm Beach Kennel Club’s monthly Player of the Month promotion in November.
Day 2 moved quickly with 23 of the 59 remaining players taking to the rail in the first two levels of play. The money was reached during Level 18 when David S. was eliminated in a brutal hand on the stone bubble. S. opened to 12,000 from under the gun and Scott Zakheim raised to 26,000 from middle position. S. re-raised to 76,000 and Zakheim quickly called to see a flop of K “No good,” Zakheim said, but S. appeared to have not heard. He began stacking his chips for the dealer to count, thinking Zakheim would match them up and push them his way. “Your aces are no good man,” another player at the table said. Zakheim showed two red Kings for a flopped full-house and S. realized his mistake and made his exit. Zakheim was later eliminated as the 22nd place finisher for $2,515. In addition to Zakheim, Day 2 saw the elimination of two of the biggest names in the field in rapid succession. Chino Rheem, who came into Day 2 second in chips with just under 400,000, and Chance Kornuth both amassed stacks of nearly 800,000 during level 19 and held the top two spots for nearly an hour. But in unexpected fashion, Kornuth and Rheem both hit the rail before the end of Level 20 at the hands of Even Teitelbaum.
Kornuth had flopped bottom set with 6 Rheem quickly followed when he raised to 13,000 and Teitelbaum called from the small blind to see a flop of 9 When play resumes Monday, December 16 at 1pm EST tune into cardplayer.com to follow the hand-for-hand updates and the live web stream of the final table to see who will become the next Card Player Poker Tour champion. Final Table Chip Counts: 1. Evan Teitelbaum – 1,200,000 Final Table Payouts: 1. $68,191 Player Tags: Chino Rheem, Brian Hastings, Chance Kornuth, Eric Blair, John McNulty, Sean Winter, Evan Teitelbaum, Ian O'Hara, Luke Brereton, Tom Gleason Chance Kornuth Eliminated in 23rd Place ($2,515)Dec 15, '13
The flop was A Kornuth flopped bottom set with 6 Kornuth was our chip leader on the break and is now eliminated in 23rd place. Evan Teitelbaum is sitting with 1.7 million in chips, which is almost a quarter of the chips in play. Player Tags: Chino Rheem, Chance Kornuth, Evan Teitelbaum Ian O'Hara Takes Chunk Out of Chance KornuthDec 15, '13 Ian O’Hara bet 37,000 on the turn with the board reading 8 “I guess you got me,” said Kornuth as he pump-faked his cards towards the muck. “Maybe not.” Kornuth thought for another few minutes while staring silently at O’Hara. Kornuth eventually tossed a few chips into the middle indicating a call. O’Hara quickly tabled J O’Hara climbed to 530,000 in chips while Kornuth slipped to 520,000. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Ian O'Hara Alan Percal Eliminated In 27th ($2,185)Dec 15, '13
The board ran out A Kornuth now sits with 880,000 for the chip lead. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Alan Percal Chance Kornuth Takes The Chip LeadDec 15, '13
The river was the 4 Kornuth is up around 740,000 chips and has overtaken Chino Rheem for the chip lead. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Takes a Chunk Out of Noy ElimelehDec 15, '13
“Jacks,” announced Kornuth as he tabled J Elimeleh tapped the table and mucked his hand. Elimeleh slips to 102,000 while Kornuth increases his chip count to 275,000 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Noy Elimeleh |
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| Dec 13, '13 | CPPT II - Palm Beach Kennel Club | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em $250K Guarantee | 1 | + |
Rem Remmington and Chance Kornuth ChopDec 13, '13 Chance Kornuth and Rem Remington saw a flop of 5 Kornuth checked and Remington bet 8,000. Kornuth called and they both checked a 3d river card. They chopped the pot when both players tabled the same hand. Kornuth showed A Kornuth has 44,000 after the hand and Remington is sitting with 50,000. Player Tags: Rem Remington, Chance Kornuth Ben Zamani Takes One Off of Chance KornuthDec 13, '13
The small blind checks and Kornuth fires 2,625 into the middle. Zamani is his only caller and the 9 Kornuth slides to 46,700 in chips, while Zamani climbs to 44,300 Player Tags: Benjamin Zamani, Chance Kornuth Eric Reily Doubles Through Chance KornuthDec 13, '13 Eric Reily and Chance Kornuth both saw a flop of Q Kornuth tabled the J The turn brought the 3 Reily was up to around 60,000 after the hand. Kornuth was down to around 40,000. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Eric Reily Top Pros Taking SeatsDec 13, '13
Eric Blair and 2009 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event winner Harrison Gimbel are seated at the same table. WSOP bracelet winner Chance Kornuth, 2008 November Niner Chino Rheem, former Full Tilt Red Pro Stuart Paterson, and Nancy Todd have all put up the $1,100 to play in the final stop of the 2013 Card Player Poker Tour. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Harrison Gimbel Final Table Set For Card Player Poker Tour Palm Beach Kennel Club Main EventDec 15, '13
Evan Teitelbaum will lead the pack with a stack of 1,200,000 trailed closely by Sean Winter with 1,093,000 and Luke Brereton with 1,039,000. Online pro Eric Blair, who has $1.6 million in online tournament winnings, and WSOP bracelet winner and online high stakes cash games player Brian Hastings are also in the mix along with young pro Ian O’Hare. John McNulty, Gerard Donaghy and Tom Gleason make up the rest of the final table. No matter who wins, a first-time CPPT champion will be named. Donaghy, who will come to the final table with 827,000, was a unique entry in the field having won his ticket from Palm Beach Kennel Club’s monthly Player of the Month promotion in November.
Day 2 moved quickly with 23 of the 59 remaining players taking to the rail in the first two levels of play. The money was reached during Level 18 when David S. was eliminated in a brutal hand on the stone bubble. S. opened to 12,000 from under the gun and Scott Zakheim raised to 26,000 from middle position. S. re-raised to 76,000 and Zakheim quickly called to see a flop of K “No good,” Zakheim said, but S. appeared to have not heard. He began stacking his chips for the dealer to count, thinking Zakheim would match them up and push them his way. “Your aces are no good man,” another player at the table said. Zakheim showed two red Kings for a flopped full-house and S. realized his mistake and made his exit. Zakheim was later eliminated as the 22nd place finisher for $2,515. In addition to Zakheim, Day 2 saw the elimination of two of the biggest names in the field in rapid succession. Chino Rheem, who came into Day 2 second in chips with just under 400,000, and Chance Kornuth both amassed stacks of nearly 800,000 during level 19 and held the top two spots for nearly an hour. But in unexpected fashion, Kornuth and Rheem both hit the rail before the end of Level 20 at the hands of Even Teitelbaum.
Kornuth had flopped bottom set with 6 Rheem quickly followed when he raised to 13,000 and Teitelbaum called from the small blind to see a flop of 9 When play resumes Monday, December 16 at 1pm EST tune into cardplayer.com to follow the hand-for-hand updates and the live web stream of the final table to see who will become the next Card Player Poker Tour champion. Final Table Chip Counts: 1. Evan Teitelbaum – 1,200,000 Final Table Payouts: 1. $68,191 Player Tags: Chino Rheem, Brian Hastings, Chance Kornuth, Eric Blair, John McNulty, Sean Winter, Evan Teitelbaum, Ian O'Hara, Luke Brereton, Tom Gleason Chance Kornuth Eliminated in 23rd Place ($2,515)Dec 15, '13
The flop was A Kornuth flopped bottom set with 6 Kornuth was our chip leader on the break and is now eliminated in 23rd place. Evan Teitelbaum is sitting with 1.7 million in chips, which is almost a quarter of the chips in play. Player Tags: Chino Rheem, Chance Kornuth, Evan Teitelbaum Ian O'Hara Takes Chunk Out of Chance KornuthDec 15, '13 Ian O’Hara bet 37,000 on the turn with the board reading 8 “I guess you got me,” said Kornuth as he pump-faked his cards towards the muck. “Maybe not.” Kornuth thought for another few minutes while staring silently at O’Hara. Kornuth eventually tossed a few chips into the middle indicating a call. O’Hara quickly tabled J O’Hara climbed to 530,000 in chips while Kornuth slipped to 520,000. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Ian O'Hara Alan Percal Eliminated In 27th ($2,185)Dec 15, '13
The board ran out A Kornuth now sits with 880,000 for the chip lead. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Alan Percal Chance Kornuth Takes The Chip LeadDec 15, '13
The river was the 4 Kornuth is up around 740,000 chips and has overtaken Chino Rheem for the chip lead. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Takes a Chunk Out of Noy ElimelehDec 15, '13
“Jacks,” announced Kornuth as he tabled J Elimeleh tapped the table and mucked his hand. Elimeleh slips to 102,000 while Kornuth increases his chip count to 275,000 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth, Noy Elimeleh |
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| Aug 04, '13 | CPPT - Choctaw Casino | $1,500 CPPT Choctaw Main Event -- $500k Guarantee | 3 | + |
Chance Kornuth Doubles Through Matt LudlowAug 02, '13
Ludlow raised to 9,000 from the button and the small blind released. Kornuth moved all in for about 5,900 from the big blind and the two players tabled their hands. Ludlow showed Q The J “Good hand,” Ludlow said. “Hey, it’s better to be lucky there than good,” Kornuth said. However, there was some controversy over the amount of chips in the pot and the amount of chips Kornuth should have won. The pot appeared to about 1,000 short after the blinds were figured in and the floor was called. Before the floor made a final decision Ludlow, who had about 120,000, tossed a yellow chip to Kornuth to make things right without further delay. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Stacked Table Late On Day 1BAug 03, '13 A stacked table, both in poker pedigree and in chips, has taken shape on table 37. Here’s a look at some of the notables that have made their way to this table:
Seat 1: Jordan Morgan In addition to these recognizable faces, who all have sizable stacks, the table also boasts a couple of the other bigger stacks in the room. Needless to say, this will be a table to watch as day 1B nears it’s close. Player Tags: Jordan Morgan, Miguel Hernandez, Chance Kornuth, Robert Salaburu Mohammad Abedi-Arani up to 188,000Aug 03, '13 Chance Kornuth raised to 4,200 from Under the Gun+1 and Mohammad Adebi-Arani re-raised to 11,600. Kornuth asked how many grey 5,000 chips Abedi-Arani had left and Abedi-Arani said he had 60,000 in greys. Kornuth called and the two went heads up to a flop of K Both players checked and the turn was the 4 Abedi-Arani was up to about 188,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Granting ChancesAug 03, '13 A player UTG+1 was all in with J Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Doubles Up an OpponentAug 03, '13
Kornuth: 10 Board: K Kornuth doubled up his opponent but he was still in six-figure territory with 118,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Adds To Chip LeadAug 03, '13
Chance Kornuth had two opponents all in with his 5 The turn was the 4 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Chipping UpAug 03, '13
The turn fell K Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Flushes Felicia JohnicoAug 03, '13
Johnico raised to 450 from Under the Gun and Kornuth called from middle position. The dealer spread 6 Kornuth showed J Kornuth now has about 36,000 and Johnico is down to about 22,000. Player Tags: Felicia Johnico, Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Not Wasting TimeAug 03, '13 Chance Kornuth has been playing and taking down multiple pots in a row at his table. Windell Wood raised to 450 from Under the Gun and Kornuth re-raised to 1,225 from the cutoff. Wood called and the two saw a flop of J On the next hand Kornuth raised to 425 from the hijack seat and action folded back around to give him his second pot in a row. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth The Re-EnterersAug 03, '13
Player Tags: Barry Shulman, Chance Kornuth |
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| Aug 03, '13 | CPPT - Choctaw Casino | $1,500 CPPT Choctaw Main Event -- $500k Guarantee | 2 | + |
Chance Kornuth Doubles Through Matt LudlowAug 02, '13
Ludlow raised to 9,000 from the button and the small blind released. Kornuth moved all in for about 5,900 from the big blind and the two players tabled their hands. Ludlow showed Q The J “Good hand,” Ludlow said. “Hey, it’s better to be lucky there than good,” Kornuth said. However, there was some controversy over the amount of chips in the pot and the amount of chips Kornuth should have won. The pot appeared to about 1,000 short after the blinds were figured in and the floor was called. Before the floor made a final decision Ludlow, who had about 120,000, tossed a yellow chip to Kornuth to make things right without further delay. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Stacked Table Late On Day 1BAug 03, '13 A stacked table, both in poker pedigree and in chips, has taken shape on table 37. Here’s a look at some of the notables that have made their way to this table:
Seat 1: Jordan Morgan In addition to these recognizable faces, who all have sizable stacks, the table also boasts a couple of the other bigger stacks in the room. Needless to say, this will be a table to watch as day 1B nears it’s close. Player Tags: Jordan Morgan, Miguel Hernandez, Chance Kornuth, Robert Salaburu Mohammad Abedi-Arani up to 188,000Aug 03, '13 Chance Kornuth raised to 4,200 from Under the Gun+1 and Mohammad Adebi-Arani re-raised to 11,600. Kornuth asked how many grey 5,000 chips Abedi-Arani had left and Abedi-Arani said he had 60,000 in greys. Kornuth called and the two went heads up to a flop of K Both players checked and the turn was the 4 Abedi-Arani was up to about 188,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Granting ChancesAug 03, '13 A player UTG+1 was all in with J Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Doubles Up an OpponentAug 03, '13
Kornuth: 10 Board: K Kornuth doubled up his opponent but he was still in six-figure territory with 118,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Adds To Chip LeadAug 03, '13
Chance Kornuth had two opponents all in with his 5 The turn was the 4 Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Chipping UpAug 03, '13
The turn fell K Player Tags: Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Flushes Felicia JohnicoAug 03, '13
Johnico raised to 450 from Under the Gun and Kornuth called from middle position. The dealer spread 6 Kornuth showed J Kornuth now has about 36,000 and Johnico is down to about 22,000. Player Tags: Felicia Johnico, Chance Kornuth Chance Kornuth Not Wasting TimeAug 03, '13 Chance Kornuth has been playing and taking down multiple pots in a row at his table. Windell Wood raised to 450 from Under the Gun and Kornuth re-raised to 1,225 from the cutoff. Wood called and the two saw a flop of J On the next hand Kornuth raised to 425 from the hijack seat and action folded back around to give him his second pot in a row. Player Tags: Chance Kornuth The Re-EnterersAug 03, '13
Player Tags: Barry Shulman, Chance Kornuth |
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Chance Kornuth raised to 4,500 from early position and was called by the button and Shannon Shorr in the big blind.
A number of highly accomplished tournament players have already taken a seat here on day 1A, including three-time bracelet winner and World Poker Tour champion Chance Kornuth ($12,360,396 in career earnings), two-time bracelet winner Michael Wang ($4,771,302 in earnings), 
We missed this hand catching another bustout, but according to Andrew Moreno and Seth Krasne, three-time bracelet winner and 
The 2013 World Series of Poker main event champion was one of the shortest stacks in the field for the last few levels.
On a flop of A
We caught up with the action on a flop of 5
With a flop of K
The board reads 10
From early position Dan Sindelar raised to 22,000 and Erick Lindgren called on his left. Chance Kornuth moved all in for 178,000 from late position and it folded to Javier Zarco in the big blind.
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and both players checked to see the Q
and Remington exposed his A
Ben Zamani limps in on the button and the small blind completed before Chance Kornuth raised to 2,600 from the big blind. Zamani and the small blind came along and the dealer burned and turned a flop of Q
As players are still strolling into the tournament area, a few top pros have been spotted at the registration cage and have taken their seats in the field.
A title and $68,191 is on the line for the final nine players in the Card Player Poker Tour Palm Beach Kennel Club $1,100 no-limit hold’em $250,000 guarantee main event.
Donaghy finished in the top 100 players on the leaderboard and was then entered into a $25,000 freeroll tournament where he won his seat to the 
Teitelbaum raised under the gun, Ian O’Hara called from late position, Rheem followed from the cutoff and Kornuth did the same out of the big blind. The flop opened Ad8s6s and Kornuth checked, Teitelbaum raised to 32,000, O’Hara called, Rheem released and Kornuth raised to 94,000. O’Hara folded and Teitelbaum made it 232,000 to go. Kornuth announced he was all-in for about 400,000 and Teitelbaum called.
Evan Teitelbaum raised under-the-gun and was called by Ian O’Hara from late position, Chino Rheem in the cutoff, and Chance Kornuth from the big blind.
Alan Percal got all-in preflop with the 8
Noy Elimeleh check-called 18,500 from Chance Kornuth on the turn with the board reading 3
Chance Kornuth doubled through unofficial chipleader Matt Ludlow.
Chance Kornuth raised to 4,400 from the hi-jack preflop and the big blind reraised all in for 38,000. Kornuth called after some deliberation and they flipped over their hands.
We caught up with the action on a flop of 9
Chance Kornuth with three bullets and Barry Shulman with two bullets lead the re-entry movement so far today. The total field size has now reached 600 players. Shulman lost his first bullet when his pocket queens fell to the pocket kings of Allen Kessler.