Smith tabled two kings --
-- and was ahead of his opponent's pocket jacks -- 
.The board ran out
and Smith made a full house to win the big pot. He was all in for just under 22,000 and now has nearly 60,000 total.
2010 NAPT Venetian
2010 NAPT Venetian Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 NAPT Venetian
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,750
Entries
872
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 872
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Smith tabled two kings --
-- and was ahead of his opponent's pocket jacks -- .The board ran out
and Smith made a full house to win the big pot. He was all in for just under 22,000 and now has nearly 60,000 total.
Negreanu started out offering Hellmuth 8:1 against Hellmuth winning a bracelet in a non-hold'em even at this year's WSOP. Phil countered with 10:1 and Negreanu accepted. Now they're arguing over how much to wager.
Sitting quietly at Hellmuth's table, Kathy Liebert piped up, "What odds to I get?" "You?" laughed Negreanu. "35:1." Negreaunu's way too smart to bet against Kathy.
"I have no idea what those are," said Schleger. He took a long moment to consider putting his tournament life at risk, finally folding
face up. "Nice laydown," said his opponent.
"Never laid that hand down in my life! In my life!" joked Schleger.
As previously noted, Phil Hellmuth has arrived. With a 30,000-chip starting stack, he's not really much worse off for having missed the first five levels.
Dennis Phillips seems to be resting his eyes in between hands at one of the outer tables.
Andrew Brown's stack, which had climbed as high as 90,000, is all the way back down to 40,000. He check-raised the turn on a
board, then bet 15,000 on the 
river. His 
missed a spade flush but made bottom two pair; it was no good against 
."The way you were doing all that talking," said Brown's opponent, "I didn't think you were bluffing."
"Your read was right," Brown replied. But that was little consolation for his diminished stack.
Shaun Deeb
Jeff Sarwer
Gavin Smith
Justin Rollo
. Yevgeniy Timoshenko checked to his opponent, who fired all in for 2,500. Timoshenko couldn't make the call and folded his hand, dropped back to 37,000.
and the big blind checked. Baker checked behind.The turn card was the
and the big blind checked. Baker fired 1,200 and then her opponent check-raised to 3,200. Baker thought about it and then made the call.The river was the
and the big blind fired 6,200. Baker thought about her decision again for a little bit and then put out the chips for the call. Her opponent held his hand as if he was going to muck and Baker tabled the 
. The player seemed surprised that Baker called with her hand and he mucked his. She's now up to 58,000 chips.
for two suited overcards against his opponent's .Mackey flopped an ace and it held from there as the board ran out
. He now has 48,000 chips.
