Allison Shultz moved all in for 42,500 from middle position and Anthony Sgroi called from the small blind. Schultz was flipping with her ![]()
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2014 Seneca Fall Poker Classic
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Ryan Rivers and Kevin Mathias were the latest to his the rail in Level 15. Rivers was among the leaders at the start of the day but most of his chips went to Rob Forbes in Level 14.
Meanwhile, Azurin Nera was on the brink of elimination after shoving pocket fours into Kyle Haberman's pocket jacks but Nera flopped quad fours to stay alive.
Jeff Hagen opened from the button and Andre Smith defended his big blind to see a ![]()
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flop. Smith led out, Hagen shoved and Smith called off for 59,300 total.
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Hagen needed a miracle but couldn't get there as the
and
completed the board. Smith is back up over 100K.
Joseph Pelych got the last of his chips in preflop with pocket sevens against the ![]()
, but a an ace in the window sent Pelych to the rail short of the money.
Also eliminated today were Alex Barker, Jeff Hobrecker, D.J. MacKinnon, Lou Tomassi, Al Hencheck and Jonathan Jones.
Andre Smith recapped a hand for us moments ago that saw Scott Gaddi increase his stack to 100,000.
Lue Huang opened from the cutoff, Shooter Stracuzzi called from the small blind and Gaddi jammed from the big. Huang folded but Stracuzzi called and was dominating with ![]()
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Gaddi found some life with an open-ender on the ![]()
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flop and he hit his straight on the turn to stay alive.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
As he was leaving the tournament Matt Cafarella told us he lost ![]()
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for all of his chips. It looks like John Stempien handled the dirty work.
We caught up with the action preflop as Rob Bourkey was all in against Veerab Zakarian and David Schrader. Schrader still had 30,000 in his stack when the flop rolled out ![]()
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. Zakarian put Schrader all in and he called.
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Zakarian was way out in front with his aces and the
turn and
river sent Bourkney and Schrader to the rail.