Level: 7
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
PartyPoker Premier League IV
PartyPoker Premier League IV
Day: 7
Event Info
PartyPoker Premier League IV
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$100,000
Entries
6
Level
7
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 6
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, David Benyamine completed in the small blind with 
, and Giovanni Safina checked his option with 
.The flop would create fireworks for sure coming down
. Benyamine checked, as did Safina and Negreanu bet 40,000 before Benyamine raised it up to 120,000. Negreanu moved all in, and Benyamine quickly made the call. The
on the turn ended all the drama, and the 
on the river was just for kicks. Benyamine had Negreanu barely covered, and now has 694,000. Daniel Negreanu earned $80,000 for his efforts. Not too shabby considering barely made it to the final table.
. David Benyamine made the call with pocket fives.When Negreanu saw the two fives he said, "Ok, I win. Just send it over here."
The flop brought the
Negreanu was looking for along with the 
. The turn and river brought the
and 
respectively and with that, Kid Poker was back in the game.
Schwartz insta-called and threw his cards to the felt. He then walked over to the dealer, and told him he would pay him $777 if he didn't deal Negreanu a winning hand.
The flop came down
and Schwartz shouted "Yes! Good flop!"The turn was the
giving Negreanu outs, and Schwartz immediately started pouncing around the table. "Six f***ing outs! How can he lose now?" exclaimed Schwartz. The river was the
and again Schwartz let out a scream of excitement. "No one wanted me to win that, did they," Schwartz than commented, and it seemed like he was right. No one else at the Ravello bar was cheering for Schwartz who now over one million in chips. Schwartz then stated that he owed the dealer $777, which we're sure he won't mind if he takes home the $400,000 first prize.
Daniel Negreanu is down to 131,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
, leaving 210,000 for Negreanu to call, which he quickly did. The flop all but locked up the hand for Negreanu coming
, and the 
turn card sealed the deal. The on the river was meaningless, and Roland De Wolfe is now on the rail $70,000 richer.When Negreanu hit his set, Phil Hellmuth commented that Daniel never loses a race.
Daniel Negreanu is now the chip leader with 636,000.
When the cards were on their backs and the rest of the players at the table saw Laak's
versus Benyamine's 
they were shocked it took Laak that long to call. "You should lose just for taking so long to make the call," said Daniel Negreanu.
The flop brought the
and Laak let out a shriek of joy. That joy was quickly followed by sadness however when the fell on the turn. The river
didn't bring the miracle Laak was looking for and he was the first eliminated.
All the players are playing extremely tentatively not wanting to be the first player to get eliminated at this final table. The blinds however may start forcing the action, as players dip to around 15-18 big blinds.
