MSPT Riverside $1,100 Main Event ($200K GTD)
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
"All in," announced Dennis Stevermer in middle position as he put his stack of 113,000 onto the felt. Jason Alonzo then dropped his stack of slightly more forward as well, doing so from the hijack. All remaining players folded.
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Stevermer's tournament life came to an end as he was unable to hit a three outer or find a chop on a runout of ![]()
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Doug Weir saw action fold to him in the hijack and shoved for his last 85,000. Brad Backus announced a call on the button.
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When all was said and done, the runout ![]()
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gave Backus a flush and sent Weir to the payouts with less than 60 players now remaining.
At the end of the previous level, Jeremy Brown open-jammed for 124,000 in early position and saw Antonio Modacure commit his stack of slightly more from one position over. All remaining players folded.
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Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Just moments after Jason Ramos doubled he was involved in another massive pot against Abbas Pasha in which he recounted the details after it happened. Pasha opened in early position and Ramos called on the button, taking action heads up to to the streets.
Pasha bet on all three streets as the board came ![]()
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and Ramos called all the way down, eventually committing it all on the river.
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The turn that brought Pasha top two pair also gave Ramos Broadway and was good to scoop him the pot of nearly 1 million.
Stephen Torre opened to 27,000 in early position and action folded around to the big blind, where Jason Ramos three-bet to 65,000. Torre four-bet shoved for Ramos' effective stack of 204,000 and Ramos called.
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Ramos connected with the flop ![]()
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but picked up flush outs to sweat on the turn
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came cleanly to keep his hand best and the double was sent his way.