Event #99 Photos: The Final Two Tables
Below is a selection of photos from the final two tables:
Below is a selection of photos from the final two tables:
KJ Jones just busted out when she jammed against Toby Kasser's and Kasser flopped a ten. Eleven players remain, and the next elimination will signal the combining of tables.
Toby Kasser checked to Luke Edwards after a flop, and Edwards bet 85,000. Kasser, who had been in the big blind, shipped it for 330,000 more, and Edwards called without hesitation.
Edwards:
Kasser:
The turn gave Edwards a double-gutshot straight draw.
"Give me a four," he said.
Another seven arrived though, and Edwards could only shake his head as he doubled his opponent up.
Simon Taberham raised to 160,000 from the cutoff, and Peter Rusziewicz pushed all in from the blinds. Taberham called with , and Rusziewicz showed .
The first four cards were , ending the hand before the dealer put the on the board.
"Oh, I needed it," Taberham said.
Action folded to Carless Boatwright's small blind, and he made it 180,000. Luke Edwards three-bet to 400,000 in the big blind, and Boatwright shipped all in.
"Can't fold now," Edwards said, moving his last few hundred thousand in.
Edwards:
Boatwright:
"Do you just have a pair every single time blind versus blind?" Edwards asked.
That pair stood up when the community cards were .
Blinds are up to 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante.
Seat | Player | Stack |
---|---|---|
1 | Bryan Rosengarten | 1,650,000 |
2 | Brian Adragua | 700,000 |
3 | Toby Kasser | 1,250,000 |
4 | Lauren Kipple | 700,000 |
5 | Clint Holes | 525,000 |
6 | Simon Taberham | 900,000 |
7 | Mohamed Eid | 360,000 |
8 | Trevor Deeter | 1,575,000 |
9 | Carless Boatwright | 1,200,000 |
Clint Holes ran into the of Mohamed Eid, and he was eliminated in ninth place.
Blinds just went up to 60,000-120,000 with a 20,000 ante. Every stack at the table appears to be significantly below 20 big blinds, so players are under significant pressure to gain chips.
Carless Boatwright got all in from the big blind against Mohamed Eid on the button.
Boatwright:
Eid:
Nines weren't as good to Boatwright this time, as the board ran out . The man known as "G.I. Joe" has been honorably discharged from the tournament.
Action folded to Lauren Kepple's button, and she shipped all in for 985,000. Mohamed Eid made the call from the big blind.
Eid:
Kipple:
The flop came , giving Kipple a flush draw. A red card arrived on the turn, but it was the , no help to Kepple. The fell on the river, and the last woman in the field headed for the payout desk.