button in Safari
DeepStacks Pro Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi has just re-entered the tournament. He's sitting right in front of the PokerNews Live Reporting desk, and we're ready for some fireworks.
2012 DeepStacks Poker Tour Mohegan Sun National Championship
Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2012 DeepStacks Poker Tour Mohegan Sun National Championship
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,300
Prize Pool
$559,981
Total Entries
251
Level
31
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 251
Filter
Faced with a bet of 7,000 on a board of 
, Mike Dentale moved all in for effectively 30,000 or so. His opponent snap-called with 
for a full house.
Dentale tabled 
for just tens and fives.
The 
bricked on the river, and Dentale is left with just a few hundred chips.
DeepStacks Pro Tristan Wade check-called a bet from an opponent on a board of 
. The 
came on the river, and Wade checked again. His opponent tossed out 6,000, and Wade quickly called.
Wade's opponent turned over 
for jacks and tens, and raked in the pot.
Five players, including Vanessa Selbst in the cutoff, saw an 
flop.
Three checks led a bet of 700 from the fourth player to act. Selbst bumped it to 1,600 and was called by the first player that had checked the flop. However, a re-raise to 6,425 came from the next player to act, forcing folds back around to Selbst. She called after a few moments, the check-caller folded, and the hit the turn.
Both players checked to see the river where Selbst's opponent bet 11,300. After about 30 seconds, Selbst softly announced all in. Her opponent went deep into the tank for about two minutes.
"You think I have ace-king?" he asked, before calling all in for another 21,000-ish.
Selbst tabled 
for the nuts, besting her opponent's hand to send him to the rail.
Ashton Griffin, who once ran 70 miles in a single day, opened to 800 in early position. A player called out of the small blind, and the dealer fanned 
. The pair checked.
The turn was the , and the player in the small blind tossed out 1,500. Griffin called. The river was the , and the player opted to check. Griffin tossed out 6,400 - which was more than a pot-sized bet - and the player unhappily folded.
Griffin now has around 90,000 chips.
Scott Baumstein opened to 725 in the hijack and founds calls from the player on the button and James Campbell in the big blind.
The flop came down 
and Campbell checked. Baumstein bet 800, only to see the player on the button pop it to 2,200. Campbell folded, Baumstein called, and the 
followed on the turn. Baumstein check-called 3,300 from his opponent, landing the 
on the river.
Both players quickly checked and there was some confusion as to who had to show first. The dealer informed them that the last aggressor shows first, so the player on the button tabled 
for sixes and fours. Baumstein peeked at his cards, before sliding them into the muck.
There was a limp in middle position before Matt Glantz raised to 1,100. A player on his direct left cold-called, and the limper called as well. The flop fell 
, and the trio all checked.
The turn was the , and the limped tossed out three yellow T1,000 chips. Only Glantz called.
The river was a third three - the - and the limper checked. Glantz tossed out 3,000, and the player folded, claiming to have had a five.
Daryl Jace led out for 1,500 on a board of 
. His opponent min-raised on the button, making in 3,000, and Jace quickly called.
The turn was another eight - the - and both players checked. The 
completed the board, and Jace tossed out the minium bet (300). His opponent immediately called.
Jace tabled 
for eight full of kings, and his opponent showed 
for the exact same hand.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Level 4
: 100/200, 25 ante
The players are on a 15-minute break.
