$1,100 Main Event | 2019 Fall Poker Classic Canterbury Park

Oct 20, 2019

Rahn Hits the Payout Desk

Hill Kerby

Level 18 : 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

Greg Rahn shoved all in from under the gun for the last of his chips and action made its way around to Stephen Webb, who called from the big blind.

Greg Rahn:
Stephen Webb:

Rahn improved on the flop to give him a pair of jacks but he did not stay ahead for long as the turn gave Webb a pair of aces. He leaned back in his seat and clapped his hands upon seeing the turn, staying there to see the river complete the runout to score the pot and the knockout.

Tags: Greg Rahn Stephen Webb

Oct 20, 2019

Thurlow and Jaeschke Play a Couple

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Hill Kerby

Level 18 : 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

Hand #1: Cody Jaeschke saw action folded to him in the hijack and opened to 20,000. He received a call from Justin Thurlow, who was on the button and the two went heads up to a flop of . Both players checked.

The turn was and Jaeschke bet 30,000. Thurlow postured for a few moments and then slid out a raise to 70,000. Jaeschke took a little while to think about his decision and then announced he was all in. Thurlow sent his cards to the muck.

Hand #2: Jaeschke opened to 20,000 again from middle position on the following hand and Thurlow called from the cutoff. They went heads up again to a flop of and Jaeschke checked. Thurlow fired out 22,000 and Jaeschke sent his cards to the muck.

With the pot, Thurlow finds himself just shy of 600,000 in chips with 31 players remaining and about one-third of Level 18 left on the clock.

Tags: Justin Thurlow Cody Jaeschke

Oct 20, 2019

Baer Knocks Out Taylor

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Hill Kerby

Level 18 : 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

Zeph Baer saw action folded to him in the cutoff and opened to 17,000. Jeff Taylor was on the button and three-bet all in for 63,000 and Baer made the call upon action folding its way back to him.

Jeff Taylor:
Zeph Baer:

Taylor was on the plus-end of the coin flip going to the runout, but would not stay there for long as the board ran out to give Baer a pair of queens on the flop and send Taylor to the payout desk.

Tags: Jeff Taylor Zeph Baer

Oct 20, 2019

First Round of Payouts

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Hill Kerby

Level 18 : 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

Place	Player	Prize
37	Sammy Whammy	$2,006
38	Paul Kelly	$2,006
39	Nick Marsh	$2,006
40	Jeff Petronack	$2,006
41	Jerry Hanson	$2,006
42	Ian Matakis	$2,006
43	Stuart Luhm	$2,006
44	Jason Seitz	$2,006
45	Leo Fussy	$2,006

Oct 20, 2019

"3 Putts" Over 500K

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Hill Kerby

Level 18 : 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

The carnage had already happened with defending champion Nghia "3 Putts" Le's winning hand of from the cutoff still tabled on a board of .

"He had the worst hand!" joked another player at the table. The action was then provided, saying three players got stacks in before the flop. Jeff Petronack had ace-nine from the button and Nick Marsh had pocket eights in the big blind; neither was able to top Le's two pair of kings and queens and they were both sent to the rail with first-level payouts as Le now finds himself over a half-million in chips

Tags: Jeff Petronack Nghia Le Nick Marsh

Level: 18

Blinds: 4,000/8,000

Ante: 8,000

Oct 20, 2019

Updated Chip Counts

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Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Oct 20, 2019

2019 Fall Poker Classic Winners

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Chad Holloway

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Tournament	Entries	Prize Pool	Winner	Prize
Event #1: $125 Tag Team NLH	169 teams (540 entries)	$51,840	Michael Simon & Kristofer Simon	$3,379
Event #2: $365 Monster Stack	386	$116,186	Peixin Liu	$17,623
Event #3: $250 NLH	200	$41,400	Thai Dinh	$9,928
Event #4: $250 Seniors NLH	233	$48,231	Robert Watters	$5,248
Event #5: $550 NLH	131	$63,535	Zeph Baer	$16,725
Event #6: $250 Limit Omaha 8	125	$25,875	Jason Seitz	$6,473
Event #7: $250 NLH 6-Max	170	$35,190	Eric Eelkema	$9,499
Event #8: $550 Dealers Choice	56	$27,160	Art Hamann	$9,506
Event #9: $250 Pot-Limit Omaha	89	$18,423	Matt Warn	$5,000
Event #10: $340 Black Chip Bounty	213	$40,683	Kenny Hammerlund	$8,593
Event #11: $365 Monster Stack	320	$96,320	Bill Kachel	$22,156
Event #12: $250 NLH	132	$27,738	Peter Kuretsky	$7,063
Event #13: $125 Ladies NLH	73	$7,008	Patricia Boeckman	$2,243
Event #14: $340 Double Stack NLH	130	$37,830	Nick Marsh	$7,865
Event #15: $550 NLH	110	$53,350	Gerald Cunniff	$12,918
Event #16: $250 Limit Hold’em	51	$10,557	Kathy “Kit Kat” Klassen	$3,695
Event #17: $340 NLH 6-Max	137	$39,867	Yao “YY” Yin	$11,162
Event #18: $250 NLH	111	$22,877	Yao “YY” Yin	$5,000
Event #19: $2,500 High Roller	28	$64,484	Ian Matakis	$32,245

Oct 20, 2019

Peppe Finds Another Double

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Hill Kerby

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Vic Peppe got the 98,000 he had in front of him all in preflop from middle position against Ian Matakis, who was in the small blind.

Vic Peppe:
Ian Matakis:

Peppe spiked an ace on the flop and was able to hold as the turn came and the river fell behind it to secure him the double at Matakis' expense, bringing him to over 200,000 in chips as Matakis now finds himself short nearing the end of Level 17.

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Oct 20, 2019

Jaeschke Sends Schumacher Home on the Bubble

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Hill Kerby

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Sammy Whammy opened the action with a raise to 20,000 from early position and was called by Cody Jaeschke, who was in the cutoff. Jake Schumacher three-bet all in out of the small blind and action folded around to Jaeschke, who decided to call. Action was held up due to the all-in-and-call situation.

Meanwhile, Everett Carlton and Nghia Le got all in on an adjacent table as well and it was time for both runouts to happen. Carlton and Le both had ace-king and chopped the pot as the real action was happening between Jaeschke and Schumacher.

Jake Schumacher:
Cody Jaeschke:

Jaeschke obliterated the board as it ran out , giving him a flush by the turn and leaving Schumacher to claim the unfortunate title of Bubble Boy.

"3 Putts" Le has also since won another massive pot as the dust has settled with in-the-money play and now finds himself with around 410,000 in chips, putting him near the top of the leader board as the tournament has made its way into the money.

Tags: Cody Jaeschke Everett Carlton Nghia Le Sammy Whammy