81st - Bill Chen
82nd - Christiano Ribeiro
83rd - John Taitt
84th - Anthony Grappo
85th - Raffi King
86th - Anselmo Villarreal
87th - Jason Ramirez
88th - Daniel Makowsky
2010 NAPT Venetian
2010 NAPT Venetian Main Event
Day: 3
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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81st - Bill Chen
82nd - Christiano Ribeiro
83rd - John Taitt
84th - Anthony Grappo
85th - Raffi King
86th - Anselmo Villarreal
87th - Jason Ramirez
88th - Daniel Makowsky
Buffington was the pre-flop aggressor and the player in position for a flop of
. After Daniel Clemente checked, Buffington bet 45,000. Clemente check-raised that bet to 110,000."How much do you have?" Buffington asked.
"About 600 more," Clemente replied. Buffington then called.
Both players checked the
turn. When the river paired the board 
, Clemente bet 150,000. Buffington didn't look happy but tossed in calling chips anyway."I have the worst full house," said Clemente, turning over
for fours full of nines. Buffington mucked.New counts:
Buffington - 330,000
Clemente - 910,000
and was all in for a little under 300,000.The board ran out
and Talbot was sent to the rail at the hand of Billirakis. Billirakis increased his stack to over one million with this pot.
Billirakis fired first on a flop of
with a bet of 50,000. Le called, folding Busquet, before Karr raised to 120,000. Billirakis quickly surrendered his cards to the dealer, bringing the action back to Le. He asked for a count on Karr (160,000 behind) before moving all in. Karr snap-called.Showdown -
Le:
Karr:
Le was out-kicked and in position to take a big hit to his stack but the board double-paired on the turn
. The river bricked off the . Chop it up!
and Binger continuation bet 28,000. Cossette called.The turn was the
and both Binger and Cossette checking their option.The river was the
and Binger checked. Cossette fired 59,000 and Binger folded, dropping to about 390,000 chips.
We missed the preflop action, but the three-way pot was already sizable when the flop came
. John Franciosi in the small blind bet out 40,000. Shak raised to 110k. Kyle Zartman wasn't happy about it, but he folded. Action back on him, Franciosi moved all in. "I have to call," said Dan without a pause. Showdown time.Franciosi:
Shak:
Shak wasn't surprised to see top pair was no good. The
on the turn and 
on the river changed nothing, and Franciosi doubled through Shak. "Nice play, Dan," muttered Shak, who is now down to around 140,000.
and 140,000 chips already in the pot. Lichtenberger checked to Holt, who fired out 110,000. Soulier folded; Lichtenberger called.The river was the
. Again Lichtenberger checked. Holt counted down 200,000 chips and put them into the pot. Lichtenberger tanked for about a minute, then moved all in for 424,000. Holt unhappily tried to puzzle things out."We can only have the same hand," he finally decided. "I call."
Turns out that unless they were playing with a funny deck, there was no way Holt could have the same hand as Lichtenberger. Lichtenberger turned over
for the nuts, quad sevens. Holt later claimed he had top two pair.That pot was worth 1.2 million chips, restoring Lichtenberger to close to the chip lead. Holt is down to about 170,000.
board. Busquet bet 26,000, and Le made it 58k. Livb called, and the river brought the . Both checked, and Busquet tabled 
for treys full of kings. Le mucked unhappily.
That left Shak with roughly 70,000 chips afte ra flop of
. He moved them all in and Zartman quickly but reluctantly called."I don't have a pair," Zartman said as he turned up
."Neither do I," said a dejected Shak. "I have eight outs." He showed
but did not improve on his draw. The board came and 
to give Zartman the nut flush and the pot. Shak is out.
"Oh my god, oh my god! I just blew up!" yelled out Karr as he rolled over his
.The flop, turn and river ran out
and Karr was unable to deliver the bad beat to Busquet who raked in the massive pot having Karr covered and moved to nearly 1.2 million chips.
