Tag: David Sands

Sands Out

David "Doc" Sands has just been eliminated, and Dan O'Brien was kind enough to give us the details of what happened. Vasily Klyukin raised to 5,000 and David "Doc" Sands called to see a flop of with two clubs.

O'Brien Folds River To Marchese

From middle position, David "Doc" Sands raised to 4,000. He was called by Dan O'Brien in the hijack seat and Tom Marchese in the big blind before the dealer ran out the flop.

Cheong Folds To Charania, But Wins from Quoss

From middle position, Fabian Quoss raised to 1,100. Mohsin Charania made the call from the hijack seat, and Kyle Cheong called from the cutoff seat. The three players took a paired flop of , and Quoss checked.

Quoss Busts Dayan with Top Set

Fabian Quoss raised to 1,100 from the hijack seat, and David "Doc" Sands called from the small blind. David Dayan called out of the big blind, and the dealer ripped off the for the flop.

A Look In On the Champ and Others

The powers that be have decided that if Mohsin Charania is going to defend his EPT Grand Final title he's going to have to do it the hard way.

"Just Don't Counterfeit Me"

After Alex Gomes had raised from the cutoff, Timothy Adams moved all in from the button for right around 40,000. The blinds folded, Gomes called with , and Adams tabled the inferior .

Sands Doubles

Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier raised to 4,000 from middle position, and Anthony Gregg called in the cutoff seat. David "Doc" Sands reraised all in from the small blind for 20,200, and Erik Seidel called from the big blind.

Sands Tries the Trap

Brandon Meyers opened to 700 from the cutoff seat, David "Doc" Sands - who finished as runner-up in the $100,000 Super High Roller a few days ago - three-bet to 3,200 from the small blind, and Meyers called.

Vincent van der Fluit is the 1,700th-Best Player in the World

There was an open seat at Table 44 minutes ago, and to help pass the time, Jon Aguiar, Liv Boeree, and David "Doc" Sands decided to play a little game.

Sands Having Trouble Against Nines

A short-stacked player was all in for 6,350 with and was trailing the of David "Doc" Sands. The board, however, ran out a bit familiar for Sands as it fell .

David "Doc" Sands Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,259,320)

David "Doc" Sands, who began the final table as the chip leader, was dealt a crushing blow moments ago, and Scott Seiver recently finished the job.

"Nines Make the Most Sets"

Scott Seiver opened to 400,000 on the button with two red nines, David Sands three-bet to 900,000 with , and Seiver immediately went all in for 6.22 million. Sands snapped it off.

Seiver Closing The Gap

Scott Seiver opened for 320,000 from the button with only to have David "Doc" Sands three-bet to 860,000 from the big (he only showed the to the camera). "Let's see a flop," Seiver said before making the call.

Diamonds are Forever

David Sands opened to 320,000 on the button with an unknown hand, Scott Seiver called with , and the flop was . Seiver checked, Sands continued for 370,000, and Seiver quickly called.

Sands Rivers Two Pair; Doesn't Get Paid

After David "Doc" Sands had opened for 320,000 from the small blind with , Scott Seiver defended from the big with and then check-called a bet of 340,000 on the flop.

One for Seiver

Scott Seiver opened to 320,000 on the button with , David Sands three-bet to 820,000 with unknown holdings, and Seiver folded. Sands limped in with a , Seiver checked with , and the flop was .

Seiver Takes A Little From Sands

David "Doc" Sands opened for 320,000 from the small blind with and Scott Seiver defended from the big with . The flop gave Seiver a pair of jacks and Sands a gut-shot straight draw, but both opted to check.

Running Jacks for Sands

Scott Seiver opened to 320,000 on the button, David Sands called, and the flop fell . Both players checked. The turn was , Sands led out for 444,000, and Seiver called. The completed the board, and Sands led again - this time for 970,000.

Sands is "Gonna F***in' Play 'Em"

Prior to counting their stacks, Scott Seiver offered to do a chip chop plus five percent. He told David Sands that believes he has an edge heads up, to which Sands said, "Maybe if we were 800 big blinds deep.

Nick Schulman Eliminated in 3rd Place ($744,140)

Nick Schulman began the day second in chips, but he has to settle for third place as he was just eliminated by David "Doc" Sands. It happened when Schulman open-shipped the button for 2.

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