Tag: Joe Tehan

Joe Tehan Eliminated in 17th Place ($9,583)

David "Bakes" Baker: / / Joe Tehan: / [djs9d2d] / We caught the action on fourth when betting was capped and Joe Tehan was all in for his last 52,000.
Bakes Scoops Sekularac

Ognjen Sekularac: / / David "Bakes" Baker: / / Joe Tehan: / (FOLD) On fourth street, Baker checked, Tehan bet, and both Sekularac and Baker called.
Sick Chop for Vo and Miller

Ryan Miller: / / Tuan Vo: / / Joe Tehan: / (FOLD) Miller brought it in, Vo completed, and both Tehan and Miller called. Vo bet out on fourth street, both players called, and the trio checked on fifth.
Tehan Eliminates Former November Niner

Eric Buchman, who finished fourth in the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event for $2,502,890, was just eliminated by Joe Tehan in unknown action.
Cousineau Stays Alive

Joe Tehan: Tony Cousineau: We missed the betting, and by the time we arrived the cards had all been mixed.
Matusow Flush With New Chips

Mike Matusow: / / Joe Tehan: / / We caught up with the action on fifth street, where Tehan called a bet from Matusow. Matusow led out again on sixth and seventh, Tehan called both bets, and Matusow opened up for a flush.
Googles Gets His Fill

Nikolai "Googles" Yakovenko: / / Joe Tehan: / / David Grubb: / / Right before break, four bets went in on third street, with Tehan bringing it in, Grubb completing, and Yakovenko raising.
Tehan Makes a Cobb Salad

Joe Tehan: / / Artie Cobb: / / Joe Tehan had the bring in with the show, but instead of making it the required 100 he opted to complete it to 300.
Joe Tehan Eliminated in 6th Place ($63,894)

Joe Tehan open-shoved for 139,000 from the cutoff, and Tim Bowman called in the small blind. Tehan: Bowman: Tehan was drawing live, and the flop gave him a backdoor straight draw.
Monster Three-Way All-In Pot Sees Steinberg Take Over Chip Lead

Jonathan Hilton opened the action for 40,000 under the gun and received a call from Robert Panitch in the cutoff. Joe Tehan then three-bet all in for 319,000.
Nicolas Vaca-Rondon Eliminated in 7th Place ($49,187)

Nicolas Vaca-Rondon moved all in for 61,000 in late position, Brock Parker called on his direct left, and Joe Tehan called in the small blind. Tehan and Parker checked on the flop, when the turned, and after the completed the board.
Tehan Four-Bet Shoves

Joe Tehan opened to 35,000 in middle position, Tim Bowman three-bet to 70,000 in the cutoff, and the action folded back to Tehan, who moved all in. Bowman folded, and Tehan picked up the pot.
Bowman with the Check-Raise

Action folded to Joe Tehan on the button and he raised to 32,000, which prompted Tim Bowman and Jonathan Hilton to call from the small and big blind respectively.
Tehan Shoves Three in a Row

After moving all in the two hands prior, and not getting called, Joe Tehan made it three in a row when he was in the hijack. The shove was for 163,000 and Max Steinberg opted to call it from the cutoff.
First Hand to Vaca-Rondon

In the first hand of the National Championship final table, Jonathan Hilton opened for 24,000 and received calls from Nicolas Vaca-Rondon and Joe Tehan in the hijack and big blinds respectively.
Hilton Doubles Again

Joe Tehan opened to 20,000 from the cutoff, Jonathan Hilton three-bet to 52,000 from the big blind, and Tehan four-bet jammed for effectively 266,000. Hilton made the call, and we were off to the races.
Tehan Almost Brings Us to an Official Final Table

Before the two tables could break, Joe Tehan almost brought us to an official final table of eight.
Tehan Doubles on a Sick Flop

Joe Tehan raised to 16,000 out of the hijack seat, and Jeremy Ausmus three-bet to 36,000 on the button. The action folded back to Tehan, who called, and the dealer spread .
Rex Clinkscales Eliminated in 11th Place ($25,006)

Rex Clinkscales open-shoved for 97,000 from the hijack seat, Joe Tehan re-shoved in the cutoff, and the button and both blinds folded.
"Krunk" Bombs the Turn

Joe Tehan opened to 12,000 from under the gun, Robert "Uncle Krunk" Panitch called on his left, and John Bowman three-bet to 31,000 on the button. Tehan folded, Panitch called, and the dealer fanned .
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