Antoine Saout on a Rush
With the board read Antoine Saout's opponent fired a 2,000-chip bet. With about 5,000 chips in the pot, the French moved all in. His opponent snapped and Saout tabled for a straight.
Antoine Saout is now up to 32,000 chips.
With the board read Antoine Saout's opponent fired a 2,000-chip bet. With about 5,000 chips in the pot, the French moved all in. His opponent snapped and Saout tabled for a straight.
Antoine Saout is now up to 32,000 chips.
When we arrived at the table, Men Nguyen moved all in pre-flop for about 500 chips, and three of his opponents called.
The board was checked all the way and Nguyen tabled , one of his opponents showed and "The Master" is out of the tournament.
Men Nguyen is in dire straits with just 600 chips left.
Level: 6
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
After taking a walk through the Pavilion, and the 440 or so players that are still alive, it looks like our current chipleader is Bashar Ramahi with about 42,000 chips.
He recently added a few more chips to his stack when he raised to 600 from under the gun and got two callers. He bet 1,150 into the flop and took the pot down when the other players folded.
With the board read , the player in the small blind fired a 300-chip bet, was called by a player in middle position and Edward Brogdon moved all in on the button. With only 1,100 chips on his stack Brogdon tabled and took the pot, is now up to 2,100.
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Four hands - , , and - walk into a bar and go all in, but only the makes it out alive.
Thanks to a flop of , David Lucchesi had no problem getting it all in along with three other players who had him dominated preflop. Lucchesi avoided higher full houses with the on the turn and the on the river and eliminated three players at his table in one shot.
Our own Adam Goulding moved all in pre-flop for about 3,400 chips and was called. Gouldin tabled and his opponent .
The board ran out and Goulding is now up to 7,000 chips.
After one player limped ahead of him, Men Nguyen shoved all in for all 950 of his chips. It was only 750 more for the limper to call, which he did.
Nguyen:
Opponent:
Nguyen caught his ace on the flop when it came . Nguyen was good for a double up when the turn brought the followed by the river.
Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0