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No-Limit Hold'em Professional Poker Tour

  • Mar 01, '05 - Mar 12, '05
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Updates on Final Day (Mar 12, 05)

 
 

Congratulations to Tom McEvoy!

Congratulations to Tom McEvoy for winning the Bay 101 Shooting Star PPT Tournament.

 

Tom McEvoy Wins the Bay 101 Shooting Star PPT Tournament

Hand #174 - Marsha Waggoner raises to $380,000, Tom McEvoy pushes all in, and Marsha calls. Marsha shows As-9h, and Tom has pocket queens (the same hand he had when he won the World Series of Poker back in 1983). The flop comes Kc-3c-3s, and Marsha needs an ace or running nines to stay alive. The turn card is 8s, leaving Marsha rooting for an ace on the river. She makes a pair when the last card is a 9, but it's not enough. Marsha Waggoner finishes in second place, and Tom McEvoy is the winner of the Bay 101 Shooting Star PPT Tournament.
 

The Calm Before the Storm

Hand #171 - Tom pushes all in, Marsha folds.

Hand #172 - Marsha folds.

Hand #173 - Tom folds.

 

Approximate Chip Counts

Tom McEvoy has about $900,000, and Marsha Waggoner has about $700,000.
 

Hand #170

Hand #170 - Marsha goes all in, and Tom folds.
 

Blinds Increase

Blinds increase $40,000-$80,000, with a $10,000 ante.
 

Hand #166 - Marsha Waggoner raises to $125,000, and Tom McEvoy calls. The flop comes 7-6-2, and Marsha pushes all in. Tom folds, and she shows a 7.

Hand #167 - Tom raises to $150,000, and Marsha folds.

Hand #168 - Marsha pushes all in, and Tom folds.

Hand #169 - Tom folds.

 

More Back-and-Forth Action

Hand #158 - Marsha folds.

Hand #159 - Tom calls, and Marsha checks. The flop comes 7-6-3, and Tom wins with a bet of $80,000.

Hand #160 - Marsha folds.

Hand #161 - Tom folds.

Hand #162 - Marsha calls, Tom checks. The flop comes 10-4-3, and they both check. Another 4 falls on the turn, and Marsha bets $80,000. Tom raises to $160,000, and Marsha folds. Tom shows 4-3 suited, for a flopped two pair that turned into a full house. He still can't get calls on his big hands.

Hand #163 - Tom pushes all in, and Marsha folds. Tom shows pocket tens.

Hand #164 - Marsha folds.

Hand #165 - Tom folds.

 

A Very Dramatic Chopped Pot

Hand #157 - Tom limps in, and Marsha checks her option. The flop comes Jh-10d-3s, and Tom bets $100,000. Marsha pushes all in, and Tom calls. Marsha has the Js-4c, and Tom has the Jc-8d. They both have top pair, but Tom has a better kicker. The turn is the 9d, giving Tom a straight draw. Marsha has only 2 outs to win, and just a few outs to chop. The Jc falls on the river, giving them both trip jacks with a 10-9 kicker -- a chopped pot.
 

Early Heads Up Action

Hand #153 - Tom limps in, and Marsha checks. The flop comes Ac-Ad-6s, and they both check. The turn is 5s, and they check again. The river is Js, and Marsha bets $75,000. Tom folds.

Hand #154 - Marsha limps in, and Tom raises it $100,000 more. Marsha folds, and Tom shows A-K offsuit.

Hand #155 - Tom raises it to $150,000, and Marsha folds. Tom shows A-10 offsuit.

Hand #156 - Marsha raises it, but then Tom McEvoy pushes all in. Marsha folds and shows the ace of clubs.

 
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