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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Sitting in the big blind, Seiver called a standard pre-flop raise made by Derek Raymond. Both players checked the flop, with Seiver again checking on the turn. On a board of
, Raymond bet 78,000. Seiver called. Both players checked the 
river. Raymond turned up 
. Seiver shook his head, peeked at his cards, and mucked.Cliff Josephy, to Seiver's left, was standing up from his chair and typing on his phone. Seiver thought Josephy may have caught a glimpse of Seiver's cards.
"You see my old ace-three suited in the hole?" Seiver asked.
Josephy shook his head no, then added, "He couldn't have beat you by any less."
The flop came
and Rousso bet 85,000. Sternberg called and the 
turn card followed. Vanessa bet 100,000 and Sternberg was not going anywhere, making the call. Both checked the 
river card and Vanessa was not happy to see Sternberg turn up 
for a pair of tens.She mucked and is down to about 485,000. Sternberg continues to build his stack with more than 2.5 million.
. Palomo opened 
and the race was on. This one went to Selbst, 
.Palomo will collect $19,000 in prize money. Selbst collected Palomo's chips to crest the 3,000,000-chip mark.
, both players checked.The turn brought the
and Selbst passed to Beasley again. He fired 41,000 and Selbst made the call. The 
then landed on the river and Selbst checked. Beasley immediately tapped the table behind and then rolled over the 
. Selbst mucked and Beasley was pushed the pot.
James Casement opened to 45,000 from middle position. Action passed to Vanessa Selbst, whose re-raise to 150,000 cleared every one else out of the hand. Casement then said, "I call," and turned up
. The problem was that he had about 450,000 total and Selbst had only raised to 150,000!"It's just 150," the dealer told Casement.
Casement flushed slightly and closed his hand. "I'm all in then."
"You can't go all in," the dealer reminded him. "You said you call."
Casement put in the chips for a call. To the amusement of the rail, the flop came king-high,
, and Casement checked!"Are you really checking?" Selbst asked, stupefied. "Alright I check."
The turn came a brick,
. Casement moved all in and Selbst snap-folded."You think I'm going to hit my eight and catch up?" she asked Casement. "Oh, I hit a set. I can't fold it!" The table erupted in laughter.
"Write that one up, boys," Mike Beasley instructed the assembled media. "That's a good one."
against Travis Klein. Klein made the call and the turn was dealt the .Sternberg didn't slow down and fired 126,000. After about 30 seconds, Klein announced that he was all in, a bet worth 460,000. Sternberg snap-called with bottom set of deuces. Klein held
.The river was the
and that was it for Klein. Sternberg bumped himself up to 2.3 million.
Jamison:
Selbst:
The board ran out
and Jamison's tumultuous day ended with a 20th-place finish.Selbst is up to more than 2.7 million.
Ferguson held the
and Jamison the 
.The flop came down
to keep the shorter-stacked Ferguson in the lead. The turn added a nice sweat with the , giving Jamison a flush draw. The river blanked off with the though. Jamison sent the chips over, 674,000 total, and was left with just 320,000.
