to Corey Hochman. Hochman fired 14,000 and then Michael Binger raised to 49,000. O'Shea folded and then Hochman folded as well. BInger chipped up to 427,000 chips.
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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to Corey Hochman. Hochman fired 14,000 and then Michael Binger raised to 49,000. O'Shea folded and then Hochman folded as well. BInger chipped up to 427,000 chips.
flop. It was on the turn that all the chips went in. Sinistaj checked again, inducing a bet of 65,000 from Paredes. Sinistaj then check-raised all in for 242,500, with Paredes snap-calling.
Showdown:
Sinistaj:
, top two pairParedes:
, a set of sixesParedes was in great shape to take out Sinistaj -- until the river fell
to give each player a full house, with Sinistaj having the bigger full house."Oh, come ON!" shouted Paredes, jumping out of his chair. "Get the **** out of here!"
Hinkle:
Traino:
Board:
Hinkle paired his queen on the flop and doubled to around 140k.
and Bell checked. Raghavan bet 34,000 and then Bell check-raised all in for about 150,000. Raghavan made the call and the cards were on their backs.Bell:
Raghavan:
The turn was a miracle for Bell was the
hit the felt and gave him a full house to keep him alive, but only for the time being as the river was the . In amazing suck-resuck fashion, that was it for Bell as Raghavan improved to about 500,000 chips.
of Paul Villamizar. When the cards were turned over, Pilgrim jumped from his seat yelling, "That's why we play poker! That's why we play poker!"The board ran out
and Pilgrim doubled to just under 500,000. Villamizar was left with 240,000.
. Andy "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger called with pocket queens, but Lawson spiked an ace on the turn of a 
.Lawson is up to about 370,000. Lichtenberger has slipped back to about 450,000.
Flop:
Taitt checked, Blair bet 23,000, and Taitt called.Turn:
Taitt check-called Blair's 31,000 bet.River:
Taitt checked a third time, and Blair stuck out a stack of 25k chips, enough to put his opponent all in about four times over. Taitt made the call for his last 100,000 and showed 
. Blair's 
had out-turned Taitt's pair, sending him to the rail. Blair was up to 1,420,000 after the hand.
89th - Robert Durante
90th - Michael McNeil
91st - William Beasley
92nd - Kitty Kuo
93rd - Steven Karp
94th - Robert McLaughlin
95th - Brett Richey
96th - David Sayago
