Tag: Phil Ivey

Quoss Raises The River

Fabian Quoss limped on the button after which Max Altergott called from the small blind and Sorel Mizzi checked in the big blind. The flop brought out , and the action was checked to Quoss who bet 30,000. Both his opponents called.

Phil Ivey Eliminated By Mercier

Phil Ivey needed fifth place or better to profit in this event after firing three bullets, but he would come up short as Jason Mercier eliminated the nine-time World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner in 10th place.

Negreanu Eliminated By Seiver

Scott Seiver raised under the gun to 23,000 and Fabian Quoss called to his immediate left. Phil Ivey called on the button after which Daniel Negreanu moved all in from the big blind for 321,000.

Gruissem Gone, Ivey at Average

We did not see the preflop action but Philipp Gruissem just ended up all in against Phil Ivey. Ivey: Gruissem: The board ran out and Gruissem was knocked out.

Oh, That is a Lot of Money!

It's probably just a coincidence but the play has really slowed on the outer two tables since the payouts were announced and now displayed on a giant screen in the tournament room.

Ivey Doubles Through Quoss

Fabian Quoss raised to 45,000 from the small blind and Phil Ivey moved all in from the big blind for 194,000. Quoss called immediately. Quoss: Ivey: The board brought the and Ivey doubled up.

Ivey Back in, And One New Player

So far we've got one new player that has decided to enter on Day 2. Samir Taouint has decided to buy in and Phil Ivey put up another €100,000 to get back into the tournament for the third time.

Ivey Out Part 2

Phil Ivey has just been knocked out again, this time Mike McDonald took his chips. Sorel Mizzi raised to 9,000 and Mike McDonald three-bet to 25,000 from the cutoff. Phil Ivey went all in over the top for right around 70,000.

Hansen Needling Ivey

Gus Hansen has been hanging around the tournament deciding whether or not to buy in. He's been battling with some rich Russians in an Open Face Chinese game and that may be too juicy for him to leave.

Bonomo Gets There and Busts Ivey

Last year's champion, Justin Bonomo, just stormed his way to 550,000 in chips after busting Phil Ivey from the tournament, but it wasn't without a bit of luck to give Bonomo the win.

Lots of Agression

Scott Seiver brought us up to speed with a big hand between Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel and Justin Bonomo.

Best Friends All Around!

"Artem, are you playing?" Dan Smith yelled to Russian pro Artem Litvinov who was standing on the rail with Ilya Gorodetskiy.

Two Pair for Ivey Beat's Bulychev's Cowboys

From under the gun, Andrew Lichtenberger raised to 3,000. Russia's Ilya Bulychev called from the cutoff seat, and Phil Ivey called from the button. The flop came down , and action checked to Ivey. He fired 6,000, and Lichtenberger folded.

Ivey Eliminated for Good

With about 13,000 in chips alread in the middle on the flop, Phil Ivey led with a bet of 7,000. Antonio Esfandiari raised to 100,000, which was enough to put the third player in the hand, Chris Moore, all in along with Ivey.

Ivey Snap Doubles with Second Bullet

Phil Ivey is in no mood to hang around with his second bullet, just ask Govert Metaal. The action folded to Ivey on the button and he raised to 2,500. Metaal was in the big blind and three-bet to 7,500.

Ivey Busts First Bullet

News of Phil Ivey busting his first bullet has reached the press room. He was all in on the turn of a board with queen-jack. An opponent had pocket queens though and Ivey was drawing dead.

Is it Right to Ask to see a Hand?

An interesting table-wide discussion broke out at the climax of a hand between Dario Minieri and Mark Teltscher about asking to see an opponent's hand. The hand itself wasn't that exciting.

The Field Grows

A few more players have jumped into the field, including the one and only Phil Ivey, Viktor Blom and Shaun Deeb. Griffin Benger, winner of the European Poker Tour Berlin €10,000 High Roller, got back into the field after busting earlier.

Ivey Out

Faced with a raise from Max Lehmanski, Phil Ivey moved his short stack in the middle. Lehmanksi called, having Ivey crushed. Lehmanski: Ivey: The board rolled out , and Ivey's Main Event was over.

Kamel Check-Raises Ivey

Tamer Kamel, who made the final table of the EPT London Main Event, limped in from the small blind, and Phil Ivey instantly raised to 1,200 out of the big blind. Kamel called, and the dealer fanned .

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