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Fri May 29 2009 00:30 GMT-70Round: 21 Blinds: 6000/12000 Ante: 0
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Fri May 29 2009 00:28 GMT-70 | Posted by jakatkin
Jeremy Harkin - 19th PlaceJeremy Harkin Eliminated in 19th Place ($7,689)
Jeremy Harkin was our first elimination of the day. With 10,000 of his 32,000 stack in the big blind, he raised all in against Robert Price.
Harkin showed ace-jack-9-7 all in hearts vs. Price's king-6-4-3. When the flop came king-jack-4, Smith took a commanding lead with two pair. A 6 on the turn and 10 on the river didn't help Harkin, who left in 19th spot and earned $7,689. -
Fri May 29 2009 00:23 GMT-70 | Posted by donpeters
William SealeSeale Hunting
William Seale has been extremely active in the early goings. In one hand, on a board of
, Ming "Joy" Reslock fired a bet and Seale called saying, "Man, I guess it's time to go home."
The river brought
and Reslock bet again. Seale went into the tank and finally opted to toss his hand away. He was left with 40,000 chips on this hand while Reslock moved up to 200,000.
On the next hand, Seale was involved again. This time the board read
and Jordan Rich raised enough to make Seale committed and all in. Seale showed 
and Rich showed 
. After the turn and river came the 
followed by the , the two players chopped up the pot.
A couple hands later, more action involved Seale. He limped in to start the action, Jordan Rich completed from the small blind, and then Senovio Ramirez III checked in the big blind.
The flop came down 
and action checked to Seale. He fired a bet that only Ramirez called. The turn brought the 
and both players checked. The river was checked again when the hit the felt.
Ramirez tabled
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Fri May 29 2009 00:15 GMT-70 | Posted by jakatkin
Thang Luu Comes Out Swinging
It didn't take long for a big pot to develop. Thang Luu and Henry Hull mixed it up early on a flop of
when Luu bet and Hull called.
The
on the turn brought another bet and call, as did the the 
on the river. When the hands were opened, Luu quartered Hull when he took the high with a pair of kings and chopped the low with ace-2. -
Fri May 29 2009 00:05 GMT-70 | Posted by donpeters
Shuffle Up and Deal!
Here we go! The cards are in the air with 23:17 left on the clock in level 20. After one more player drops out, we'll move to two tables.
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Fri May 29 2009 00:05 GMT-70Round: 20 Blinds: 5000/10000 Ante: 0
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Thu May 28 2009 23:56 GMT-70 | Posted by jakatkin
We're Almost Ready to Start
Day 3 is almost ready to start. 19 players will be taking their shot at a first-place prize worth more than $263,000.
Cards will be in the air in just a few minutes, so stick with us for all the action. -
Thu May 28 2009 22:01 GMT-70 | Posted by donpeters
Defending champ, Thang LuuSeat Assignments and Chip Counts for the Final Day
There are 19 players left in the field on the final day. The plan is to play right through until we crown a winner of Event #3, $1,500 Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-Better. Here's how the final tables stack up.
(Table 145)
Seat 1: Henry Hull - 96,000
Seat 2: Lee Mougous - 337,000
Seat 3: Micah Brooks - 233,000
Seat 4: Freddy Deeb - 266,000
Seat 5: Thang Luu - 410,000
Seat 6: Pascal Leyo - 151,000
Seat 7: Sebastian Ruthenberg - 185,000
(Table 145)
Seat 1: Adam Quiggle - 109,000
Seat 2: Ed Smith - 433,000
Seat 3: Richard Toth - 292,000
Seat 4: Jeremy Harkin - 67,000
Seat 5: Robert Price - 387,000
Seat 6: Jim Geary - 300,000
(Table 145)
Seat 1: Ming "Joy" Reslock - 146,000
Seat 2: Edgar Cheng - 33,000
Seat 3: Jordan Rich - 185,000
Seat 4: Senovio Ramirez III - 282,000
Seat 5: Dan Spear - 87,000
Seat 6: Will Seale - 140,000
Thang Luu is the defending champion and is still in the field looking to go back to back! We'll see you all back here in a couple hours for all the live coverage!
Started 29th May, 2009
