| Buy-In: | $1,500 + $90 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $755,145 |
| Entrants: | 519 |
-7
, Gioi showed K-10
. The flop came A-Q-2, adding to Gioi’s advantage with a straight draw. The turn and the river, 6-J, sealed De Rosa’s fate. But the two were so close in chip counts, Luong did little more than double up, though did have DeRosa covered. Timmi DeRosa went home in 6th place with $20,430.
-K. Glazer leaned back in his chair, and to Witteman’s dismay, casually turned over his higher pair, A-A. The board was a wash for Ty Witteman, who went home in 7th place with $14,595.
-K. Sinaei had pocket 10-10. The board came K-Q-7-4-2 and Sinaei’s hand had just as much value going in as it did coming out. Farhad Sinaei finished in 8th place with $11,675.
DeRosa moved all in before the flop for 180k in middle position. Witteman, on the button, called with his last 110k. DeRosa turned over 7-7, Witteman turned over J-J. The board came 8-6-5-3-3, doubling Witteman up through DeRosa.
Witteman, in early position, raised to 40k. Sinaei, in the big blind, moved all in. Sinaei had Witteman covered. Witteman had A-Q and Sinaei turned over A-J. The flop came K-10-4, giving each player a straight draw. The turn was another K, and Sinaei needed a jack or a queen to win. But the river was the 5, crippling Sinaei and doubling Witteman up again.
-Q and Blenkarn turned over A-3. The board came J-9-7-5-2, giving Bonyadi the win and sending Jeff Blenkarn home in 9th place with $10,215.
-K. Cai had A-K. The flop came came Q-6-4, and DeRosa was still ahead going into the turn and river, 5-3. David Cai went him home in 10th place with $8,755.
-A and Glazer turned over A-9. The flop came K-9-5 and Glazer had paired his nines. But Luong had a flush draw. The turn was a Q, putting Luong way into the lead going into the river. The 6 awarded Luong the pot and doubled him up through Glazer.
The final table has been decided and here are the ten going in.
1. Jeff Blenkarn 60k
2. Jay Glazer 235k
3. Johnathan Westra 235k
4. Fred Bonyadi 230k
5. Timmi DeRosa 105k
6. David Cai 105k
7. Farhad Sinaei 180k
8. Gioi Luong 180k
9. Rob Kelepouris 220k
10.Ty Witteman 37k
The blinds are now 4k-8k with a 1k ante.
Yesterday’s heavily populated $1,500 NLH Event 6 played out into the wee hours. Fahrzad “Fred” Bonyadi is the leader with over 200k, while Johnathan Westra comes the closest to giving “B” any grief with 170k. Jeff Blenkarn, Airy Phanhyaseng, and Andreas Corneliusson are hovering over the 120k mark and sit within 1,300 chips of each other. Our leading lady, Timmi DeRosa is right behind, while Gioi Luong is eking over the 100k mark. David Cai, Ty Witteman, Farhad Sinaei, and Joe Jacob hover around the higher double digits. but Rob Kelepouris, Nick Binger (any relation to Michael?), Jay Glazer, Scott Warner, and especially Peter Ng are going to have to work it out at the final tables or face early elimination.
This is what they’re fighting for:
1. $244,395
2. $131,335
3. $69,315
4. $40,095
5. $29,185
6. $20,430
7. $14,595
8. $11,675
9. $10,215
10. $8,755
11-15. $7,295
16. $5,835
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| 3 |
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