$550 NAPT Mystery Bounty Day 1c | 2024 PokerStars NAPT Las Vegas

Nov 02, 2024

Reid 'em and Weep

Connor Richards

Level 2 : Blinds 100/300, 300 ante

There were coolers yesterday as the $550 Mystery Bounty event kicked off, and things haven't gotten any warmer today.

Toward the end of Level 1, Terrance Reid played a three-way pot on a board of 4♦J♦10♦ and bet 2,000 as Tom Dean called from the small blind.

Dean checked on the 5♣ turn and Reid bet 6,800. Dean check-raised to 15,000 and Reid quickly moved all in as Dean called off even quicker with his stack of 26,700.

Tom Dean: A♦6♦ All in
Terrance Reid: K♦3♦

Reid had flopped the second nuts but was drawing stone dead against the ace-high flush of Dean before the meaningless K♠ river as groans circled the table.

Before the start of play, Reid told PokerNews that he lost most his stack in a similar fashion in last night's Day 1b with the second nut flush.

Tags: Terrance Reid Tom Dean

Level: 2

Blinds: 100/300

Ante: 300

Nov 02, 2024

Maran Raises Out Mroz

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David Salituro

Level 1 : Blinds 100/200, 200 ante

After four players limped in, Tomasz Mroz raised to 1,200 in the big blind and Nawaung Maran called in middle position, as did another opponent in the hijack.

All three players checked the 7♣5♥6♦ flop. The turn was the 2♥ and Mroz bet 1,500.

Maran then raised to 5,000 and the hijack quickly folded. Mroz tanked for a minute until he also released his hand as Maran took the pot.

Tags: Nawaung Maran Tomasz Mroz

Nov 02, 2024

Michael Harris Rivers the Nuts on Brian Harris

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David Salituro

Level 1 : Blinds 100/200, 200 ante

With around 4,000 in the pot on a board of 2♠J♣4♦9♣, Michael Harris bet 2,800 from under the gun and Brian Harris called in the small blind.

The river was the Q♠ and Brian led out for 5,000. Michael then raised to 14,300 and Brian snap-called.

Michael showed K♣10♣ for a rivered straight and Brian tossed 9♦9♣ into the muck.

Tags: Brian Harris Michael Harris

Nov 02, 2024

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Josh Noy

Level 1 : Blinds 100/200, 200 ante

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Nov 02, 2024