Tag: Ben Lamb

Lamb Chopped by Raskin

Ben Lamb opened to 8,000 from the cutoff seat, and Micah Raskin three-bet jammed for effectively 80,000 from the big blind. Lamb tank-called. Lamb: Raskin: Lamb was ahead, but there was a nine in the window of the flop.

Benba Trending Up

Ben Lamb and Joey Weissman were heads up on a board of . Lamb led out for 45,000 - which looked to be about 110 percent of the pot - and Weissman went deep into the tank. Eventually, he folded, and Lamb flashed the .

Geyer Takes from Benba

2011 World Series of Poker Player of the Year Ben Lamb, Adam Geyer, and a third player took a flop of . Geyer checked, Lamb fired 1,100, and only Geyer called. The turn was the , both players checked, and the completed the board.

Lamb Moving In The Right Direction

We recently found 2011 World Series of Poker Player of the Year Ben Lamb sitting on a smaller stack here at the 2013 PCA. When we came upon the table, Lamb made it 700 to go from middle position and received a call from both of the blinds.

Ben Lamb is Back

Ben Lamb is back, but this year it’s to showcase his PLO training site, PLOQuickPro.com, and their brand new product, the PLO QuickPro Manual.

Ben Lamb is Back

Ben Lamb is back, but this year it’s to showcase his PLO training site, PLOQuickPro.com, and their brand new product, the PLO QuickPro Manual.

Lamb Eliminated

After losing most of his stack in that jacks versus queens hand, just a few hands later Ben Lamb was open-raising all in for about 29,000 from middle position.

Lamb Takes a Hit

Last year's third-place finisher and WSOP Player of the Year Ben Lamb just took a big hit to his stack. After raising to 6,500 from early position, a player on the button reraised to 32,500.

New Faces at Feature Table

Daniel Negreanu's table recently broke at the feature table, causing a slew of new faces to take seats in the ESPN mothership.

Selbst and Lamb, the Battle Begins

There are three tables situated over in the old Blue section of the Amazon room, all feature tables where ESPN is doing extensive shooting.

Lamb Up to 300K

Ben Lamb and an opponent were heads up with the board reading . Lamb tossed out 13,300, and his opponent called. The turn was the , and Lamb quickly fired 25,500. His opponent announced, "call.

Benba Gunna Benba

Ron Pease called a 2,100-chip raise from the cutoff, and 2011 World Series of Poker Player of the Year and November Niner Ben "Benba" Lamb three-bet to 9,600 from the big blind. Pease four-bet to 22,700, and Lamb five-bet shoved.

Lamb and Giannetti at the Same Table

Ben Lamb's table recently broke from the Pavilion room to the Brasilia room. He drew a seat at Table #63 and he has played with at least one person at his table before.

Benba Loses One

We haven't seen Ben Lamb much at this year's World Series of Poker, with the 2012 WSOP Player of the Year seemingly too busy with some juicy cash games this summer.

A Few More in the White Section of the Pavilion

With late registration still open for around 90 minutes, many more players are still taking their seats in the 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event. These are a few of the players we have noticed in the White Section of the Pavilion Room.

Down to 24; Marchese Busts Lamb in Huge Pot

Tom Marchese raised it up to 160,000 under the gun and Ben Lamb called in middle position. The flop came down and Marchese checked to Lamb who fired out 220,000. Marchese raised it up to 720,000 and it was back on Lamb.

Preflop Present for Trickett

Sam Trickett celebrated his birthday yesterday by playing Day 1 of this event. Today he's back to win more chips, and on the break he got a beautiful birthday cake delivered to him.

Preflop Madness

Ben Lamb was under the gun plus one, and he raised it up to 135,000. Talal Shakerchi made the call and Sam Trickett decided to three-bet to 460,000 from the cutoff. Dan Shak was on the button and he cold four bet to 2,000,000.

Queens for Lamb in Five-Bet Pot

From the cutoff seat, Tom Marchese raised to 90,000. Antonio Esfandiari reraised to 210,000 on the button and then play moved to Ben Lamb in the big blind. Lamb put in a reraise and made it 500,000 even with a little over 3.

Cold Four-Bet from Schulman

Vivek Rajkumar opened with a raise to 55,000 from the hijack seat on Ben Lamb's big blind. On the button, Antonio Esfandiari reraised to 125,000. Nick Schulman then put in a four-bet to 285,000 from the small blind.

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