| Buy-In: | $10,000 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,739,000 |
| Entrants: | 185 |
Blinds: 40,000-80,000
Players Remaining: 1 out of 185
Notable Eliminations:
3. Chad Brown – $188,855
2. Pat Pezzin $285,196
Big Hands:
Chad Brown Finishes in Third Place ($188,855)
Completing his fall from chip leader to bust, Chad Brown raised on the button and Greg Mueller put in another bet from the small blind. Brown moved all in for his fourth bet, Mueller made the call and the cards were exposed.
Brown showed the Q
10
, but was behind the A
9 that Mueller held. The board bricked off for Brown, and was eliminated in third place. Brown took home just shy of $190,000 for his impressive run through this tough field.
Greg Mueller Wins Event No. 33 ($460,836)
After starting with a big lead at the beginning of heads up play, Mueller had chopped away at Pezzin’s stack, when the final hand came up.
Mueller raised from the button and Pezzin called from the big blind. On a flop of K23, Pezzin bet out and was raised by Mueller. Pezzin called and that meant that he had committed all of his chips.
Mueller showed 55
, which was ahead of Pezzins 108. The turn was the Q and the river was the K, which meant that Greg Mueller will take home the bracelet and $460,836 along with it.
For his second place finish, Pat Pezzin will pocket $285,196.
Blinds: 40,000-80,000
Players Remaining: 3 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Greg Mueller — 3,000,000
2. Chad Brown — 1,550,000
3. Pat Pezzin — 950,000
Average Chip Count: 1,861,666
Big Hands:
Mueller Makes Straight Flush, Takes Chunk out of Chad Brown
Pat Pezzin raised from the button and both Greg Mueller and Chad Brown called.
The flop was 6J7 and all three players checked. The turn was the Q and Chad Brown led out and was raised by Greg Mueller. Pezzin folded and Brown called.
The river was the 4 and Brown and Mueller got in four bets before the betting was capped. Mueller exposed the 35, showing the straight flush that he made on the river and Brown mucked his hand.
Pezzin Makes a Flush, Doubles Through Brown
Chad Brown raised on the button and Pat Pezzin called from the small blind. The flop was A47 and Pezzin check raised and got the rest of his money in.
Brown had the A2 and Pezzin had a flush draw. The 10 came on the turn and that sealed the deal for Pezzin, who doubled up to 950,000.
Blinds: 30,000-60,000
Players Remaining: 3 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Chad Brown — 3,500,000
2. Greg Mueller — 1,150,000
3. Pat Pezzin — 700,000
Average Chip Count: 1,861,666
Notable Eliminations:
4. Daniel Alaei – $134,733
Big Hands:
Daniel Alaei Eliminated in Fourth Place ($134,733)
Daniel Alaei raised from the button and Greg Mueller called from the big blind. They took a flop of Q106 and they got in three bets, which was enough to commit the rest of Alaei’s chips.
The cards were turned up and Alaei showed A8 and Mueller showed the 108. Alaei would need an ace to keep his hopes of a second bracelet this series alive.
The turn card was the 7 and the river card was the 10, making trips for Mueller, while Alaei was left heading for the exits.
Blinds: 25,000-50,000
Players Remaining: 4 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Pat Pezzin — 1,900,000
2. Chad Brown — 1,600,000
3. Daniel Alaei — 1,000,000
4. Greg Mueller — 950,000
Average Chip Count: 1,396,000
Notable Eliminations:
6. Matt Glantz – $80,342
5. Matt Hawrilenko – $100,688
Big Hands:
Matt Glantz Eliminated in Sixth Place ($80,342)
A short stacked Matt Glantz raised from the cutoff and Pat Pezzin called in the big blind. Pezzin and Glantz took a flop that read A5Q.
Glantz got the rest of his money in on the flop and Pezzin called. Glantz showed A3, good for top pair, while Pezzin had QJ, giving him second pair and a flush draw.
The flush draw was the K, which left Glantz drawing dead to the river. Glantz takes home just over $80,000 for his efforts.
Matt Hawrilenko Finishes in Fifth Place ($100,688)
Chad Brown had the button and opted to raise and was called by Matt Hawrilenko from the big blind. After checking the flop and turn, the board read QJ7A3. Hawrilenko checked and called a bet from Brown, who showed A6 and Hawrilenko mucked, leaving himself with just 80,000.
He then moved all in the very next hand from the small blind and was called by Pat Pezzin in the big blind. Pezzin held Q9, which dominated the Q8 that Hawrilenko tabled. The board bricked out for “Hoss TBF” and he was eliminated in fifth place.
Blinds: 20,000-40,000
Players Remaining: 6 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Pat Pezzin — 1,300,000
2. Daniel Alaei — 1,200,000
3. Chad Brown — 1,050,000
4. Greg Mueller — 1,000,000
5. Matt Hawrilenko — 725,000
6. Matt Glantz — 310,000
Average Chip Count: 930,833
Notable Eliminations:
7. Michiel Brummelhuis – $67,647
Big Hands:
Michiel Brummelhuis Eliminated in Seventh Place ($67,647)
Immediately after losing a big pot to Daniel Alaei, Michiel Brummelhuis moved all in for his last 115,000 after Matt Glantz raised under the gun. Pat Pezzin called the 115,000 from the button and Chad Brown called out of the big blind.
After taking a four-way flop, Glantz threw out a bet on the flop, which made Brown fold and Pezzin called the bet, therefore building a side pot. Glantz and Pezzin checked the turn and the river and the cards were shown down.
Glantz: 77
Pezzin: 99
Brummelhuis: AQ
The board had bricked out for Brummelhuis, allowing Pezzin to take the pot and sending Brummelhuis to the rail in seventh place.
Blinds: 15,000-30,000
Players Remaining: 7 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Chad Brown — 1,400,000
2. Pat Pezzin — 880,000
3. Matt Hawrilenko — 820,000
4. Michael Brummelhuis — 700,000
5. Daniel Alaei — 660,000
6. Greg Mueller — 650,000
7. Matt Glantz — 530,000
Average Chip Count: 792,857
Notable Eliminations:
8. Soheil Shamseddin — $59,996
Big Hands
Soheil Shamseddin Eliminated in 8th Place ($59,996)
Soheil Shamseddin raises on the button, Matt Glantz reraises from the small blind and Shamseddin calls. The flop comes QQ2, Glantz bets and Shamseddin calls. The turn is the J, Glantz bets, Shamseddin raises all in and Glantz calls.
Shanseddin: A3
Glantz: 99
Glantz leads on the turn with two pairs, hitting the 9 on the river to full up. Glantz rakes the pot and Soheil Shamseddin is eliminated in 8th place ($59,996).
Blinds: 13,000-25,000
Players Remaining: 8 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Daniel Alaei — 1,100,000
2. Pat Pezzin – 1,000,000
3. Greg Mueller — 760,000
4. Matt Hawrilenko — 760,000
5. Chad Brown — 650,000
6. Michael Brummelhuis — 510,000
7. Matt Glantz — 280,000
8. Soheil Shamseddin — 122,000
Average Chip Count: 693,750
Notable Eliminations:
9. Kenny Hsiung — $55,996
Big Hands
Kenny Hsiung Eliminated in 9th Place ($55,996)
Kenny Hsiung gets it all in pre-flop against Daniel Alaei.
Hsiung: KQ
Alaei: A8
Board: A7277
Hsiung gets it in behind, trailing Alaei’s ace. Alaei flops an ace and rivers a full house, eliminating the overall Day 2 chipleader, Kenny Hsiung in 9th place ($55,996).
Blinds: 10,000-20,000
Players Remaining: 9 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Daniel Alaei — 980,000
2. Matt Glantz — 780,000
3. Matt Hawrilenko — 700,000
4. Pat Pezzin — 650,000
5. Greg Mueller — 550,000
6. Chad Brown — 500,000
7. Michael Brummelhuis — 475,000
8. Kenny Hsiung — 400,000
9. Soheil Shamseddin — 400,000
Average Chip Count: 616,666
Notable Eliminations:
10. Mark Klecan — $41,040
Blinds: 9,000-18,000
Players Remaining: 10 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Daniel Alaei — 800,000
2. Matt Glantz — 780,000
3. Chad Brown — 760,000
4. Matt Hawrilenko — 700,000
5. Greg Mueller — 485,00
6. Michael Brummelhuis — 475,000
7. Pat Pezzin — 450,000
8. Kenny Hsiung — 400,000
9. Soheil Shanseddin — 400,00
10. Mark Shamseddin — 260,000
Average Chip Count: 555,000
Notable Eliminations:
11. Maria Ho — $41,040
Blinds: 8,000-15,000
Players Remaining: 11 out of 185
Chip Counts:
1. Kenny Hsiung — 960,000
2. Michael Brummelhuis — 687,000
3. Greg Mueller — 660,000
4. Mark Klecan — 603,000
5. Matt Hawrilenko — 601,000
6. Chad Brown — 545,000
7. Matt Glantz — 483,000
8. Mario Ho — 360,000
9. Daniel Alaei — 330,000
10. Pat Pezzin — 320,000
Average Chip Count: 504,545
Notable Eliminations:
12. Jennifer Harman — $41,040
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