into Tony Vo's 
.The board ran out
and Greenstein was sent to the rail.
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,700
Entries
716
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 716
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into Tony Vo's .The board ran out
and Greenstein was sent to the rail.
board. One of his opponents moved all in, earning a quick fold from the second player to act. It was back to Kyle, who needed to call 9,400 more. He didn't look happy about the spot but made the call anyway. The at-risk player didn't even have to sweat a river, though. As soon as the guy showed 
for a wheel and the nut flush draw, Zartman tossed his hand into the muck. The meaningless river was the 
, and Zartman counted out the chips he owed, dropping to under 15,000.
.Siegel checked and Frank checked as well. The cutoff fired 1,325 and Siegel made the call. Frank folded.
The turn was the
and Siegel checked. HIs opponent fired 3,475 and Siegel called.The river completed the board with the
and Siegel checked. His opponent checked behind after a moment of thought, then revealed the 
. Siegel bested him with the 
and raked in the chips to bump himself up to 37,000.
flop. His opponent checked the turn, and Aguiar bet 3,850. The other player made a fatal error, moving all in. Aguiar snap-called, tabling for top set. His opponent had flopped two pair and turned a flush draw with 
. The river was a black eight, and Aguair doubled to 38,000. His opponent was left crippled with 3,500.
"I've been playing poker for thirty years and that's never been called a string," Giang complained. With the hand already concluded, the dealer wasn't sure if Giang really wanted a floor. He replied that he did, so he could know for the future if his action was allowed.
We didn't see the betting motion that was called a string, but the dealer responded that Giang made two betting motions, apparently by backhandedly tossing chips across the betting line with both of his hands but not at the same time.
A floor was called but by the time he arrived at the table, Giang seemed unwilling to press the point.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
He raised to 725 and got two callers. The three of them took a flop of
and Young fired 1,625. Only one player called.The turn was a
and Young fired 2,575. His opponent raised to 6,000 and Young called. The river blanked off and Young check-called 5,000 from his opponent. Young held two pair with , but his opponent had turned a straight with the 
.
, but folded for another 5,000 after the river. durrr's stack is down to about 17,000.Losing the hand didn't stop durrrrr from asking his opponent about a recommended New York pizza joint, apparently picking up the thread of an earlier conversation.
We rushed over to see what the fuss was about. Apparently, David Levi's second card was pitched under the rail of the table and couldn't be retrieved. After a few failed attempts at lifting the rail, the floor ruled that the hand would continue and the missing card would serve as the burn card.
The hand resulted in a walk for the big blind and the dealer switched to a new deck.
A few counts taken at random from the poker room include:
Amit Makhija - 23,000
Allen Kessler - 33,000
