2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day: 4
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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face up to allow Fox to scoop the chips.
The flop came down
and Casement checked. Jetten bet 65,000 and Casement went all in for about 380,000. Jetten insta-called and tabled 
for the flopped straight. Casement needed a lot of help, turning up 
.The
turn card gave him a chance, but the river card was the 
and Casement is out in 17th place.Peter Jetten is just shy of 1.2 million.
flop. Seiver also checked the turn. Hall fired 80,000 chips into the pot and Seiver called.The river came
. Seiver checked a third time, then sighed and looked pained when Hall bet 145,000. He called and mucked after Hall tabled 
for top pair.
Table 1
Seat 1: Andrew Ferguson
Seat 2: Vanessa Selbst
Seat 3: Vanessa Rousso Team PokerStars Pro
Seat 4: Peter Jetten
Seat 5: Zachary Fritz
Seat 6: Michael Woods
Seat 7: Alan Sternberg
Seat 8: Elio Fox
Table 2
Seat 1: Jonathan "FatalError" Aguiar
Seat 2: Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy
Seat 3: Alistar Melville
Seat 4: Brandon Hall
Seat 5: Scott Seiver
Seat 6: Mike Beasley
Seat 7: Jordan Morgan
Seat 8: Derek Raymond
As you can see, Seiver's table has a lot of the same players that were on his starting table and in a similar order. Seiver and Aguiar both expressed their complaints about this, claiming that, "it's almost mathematically impossible to redraw like this." They argued that the seat cards weren't shuffled properly, but players at the other table witnessed the seat cards get shuffled and mixed up before they were passed out. That's just the luck of the draw, or not in this matter.
The flop fell
and Seiver check-called 60,000. The turn brought the 
and both checked. Seiver bet 50,000 when the 
river hit and Melville called immediately. Seiver showed 
, but Melville tabled 
for a rivered set.
. Ferguson, silent for most of the day, raised that bet to 180,000.Sternberg paused and asked Ferguson how much he was playing. Ferguson responded that he had close to a million chips. Armed with that information, Sternberg called.
Both players checked the turn
and river 
. Sternberg opened top pair, 
. Ferguson disgustedly flipped 
into the muck, saying something about "a million outs".
The flop came down
and Fritz checked. Fox checked as well, but not Rousso. She fired out 80,000 into her male counterparts. Fritz tanked for some time and then moved all in for 335,000. Fox ducked out of the way and Rousso went into the tank. She began trying to talk to Fritz and here are some of the things she said."I can't beat a queen, do you have a queen?"
"I don't think you have a set, you could have seven-right for a straight draw, that makes sense."
"I could be drawing to two outs and that would suck."
Eventually, she opted to fold and left herself with 470,000 chips. Fritz moved up to about 600,000.
Josephy called and the flop came
. Josephy checked and Melville bet a quick 80,000. "JohnnyBax" thought for a few moments before moving all in. Melville took about 15 seconds and called all in for 389,000, showing 
. Bax turned over 
and when the hit the turn, he was drawing dead.The river was a meaningless
and Melville is up to just more than 800,000. Josephy slides down to 1 million.
First, Seiver opened from under the gun for 50,000 and was called by button player Cliff Josephy. Josephy made a quick call of another 80,000 on a flop of
. When the turn fell 
, Seiver fired again for 180,000."You have like 570 back, right?" Josephy asked. Seiver broke down his stack to show that Josephy was correct. Josephy took another thirty seconds to fold his hand.
The next hand, Seiver was in the big blind and called a raise to 55,000 made by Jordan Morgan. Morgan continued for 90,000 on a flop of
, then snap-folded to Seiver's check-raise shove.
