2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day: 3
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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Keown opened pre-flop to 21,000. Froehlich, with
, popped it back to 57,000. Keown four-bet to 97,000 and then snap-called all in after Froehlich shoved. Keown had the aces, 
, putting Froehlich in a pretty terrible spot. The board ran out 
to cut Froehlich down to about 100,000 chips.Keown is up to almost 800,000.
Berg:
Froehlich:
The board ran out
and Froehlich was sent to the rail. Berg is up to 385,000.
board. There were already roughly 80,000 chips in the pot.Terry's opponent, Travis Klein, check-raised all in for about 450,000. Terry did not look pleased by this turn. He puzzled things out for about thirty seconds.
"These can't possibly be good," he said, flashing
. He mucked."I would pay you a lot of money to show a bluff," table mate Jonathan Aguair said to Klein. Klein chose to muck his cards as he raked in the pot.
Chip leader Vanessa Selbst, who joined the table just prior to the start of the hand, looked over at Terry in surprise after he folded. "Is it that easy to get you off aces?" she asked.
"I probably wouldn't fold them to you," Terry replied. He preserved his stack at 285,000.
, and Cliff Josephy called with 
. JohnnyBax held up to send her home. George Kalaitzis was all in with
but couldn't improve to beat Dale Jamison's , giving Jamison even more chips.
for 157,000 after Vanessa Selbst opened with a raise. Vinny Pahuja was on the button with 
and was Aguiar's only customer. He didn't improve, 
. That loss dropped him to 90,000 chips. Aguiar, meanwhile, is up to about 350,000.
The flop ran out
and Hall checked. Rousso bet 60,000 and Hall took his time before putting in a raise to 140,000. Rousso thought for about two minutes before moving all in. Hall quickly folded and Rousso took the pot.She's up to 790,000 while Hall slips to 965,000.
and won the race, 
. That's when Seiver offered his opinions."How did threes hold on 9-9-8?" he asked. Then a few moments later: "That's Ryan D'Angelo. Open with that trash U.T.G. and it holds. There's just no justice in tournament poker."
D'Angelo smirked as he stacked up 800,000 chips.
. The board ran out 
, giving Rousso a set for good measure and relegating Pahuja to the rail.
for 32,000 and Brandon Hall raised to 82,000. Vanessa Rousso was next to act in the hand and folded. Casement quickly made the call.The turn card was the
and Casement instantly shipped it all in for 307,000. Hall made the call with a set of tens -- . Casement held the for a straight and flush draw.The river was the
and nailed the diamond flush for Casement. He scooped in the massive pot to double up and now has 900,000 chips. Hall dropped back to 530,000.
