
gunslingerbach david bach 2500 Razz. Was able to play a 15k pot with the best starting hand. But by the river I only had 1 card to tie, and one to win. Next: 2-7 TD.
June 09 2012

gunslingerbach david bach 2500 Razz. Was able to play a 15k pot with the best starting hand. But by the river I only had 1 card to tie, and one to win. Next: 2-7 TD.
June 09 2012
Opponent: 
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Phil Hellmuth: 
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When we reached the table on sixth street, Hellmuth was heads up with an opponent who check-called a bet. Both players checked on seventh, and Hellmuth showed 

. His opponent mucked, and Hellmuth raked in the pot.
"I guess I'm supposed to bet there?" Hellmuth asked himself. "Maybe?"
| Raymond Davis | ![]() / ![]() ![]() ![]() / ![]() |
| Jared Bleznick | ![]() / ![]() ![]() (FOLDED) |
| Pat Pezzin | ![]() / ![]() ![]() ![]() / ![]() |
We reached the table on fifth street, where Pezzin checked, and Davis bet. Bleznick tank-folded, and Davis called. On sixth, Pezzin check-called another bet, and on seventh, both players knuckled.
Davis fanned 

for a nine-low, and Pezzin mucked.
After the hand, "Miami" John Cernuto stopped by to say hello to Sam Grizzle, and commented on how tough Davis plays.
"Him??" Grizzle spat. "He couldn't win the tournament if he started with a million chips."
Moments after the 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event runner-up exited the Amazon Room, the champion was right behind him.
Greg Raymer: 
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Joe Tehan: 
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Raymer completed with an ace showing, Tehan raised with a three, and Raymer re-raised. Tehan reluctantly called. Raymer led out on fourth street, Tehan called, and on fifth, Raymer led out again. Tehan raised, putting Raymer all in, and Raymer called.
Raymer: 

Tehan: 

Raymer was dealt a king on fifth, giving him no help, and Tehan received a five, giving him a seventy-five low, and the lead in the hand.
"I really thought I was going to win this hand," Raymer sighed.
Tehan immediately flipped his down card face up on seventh, and the
did not improve his hand. Raymer had outs, but another
wasn't one of them, and he was eliminated.

JoeTehan Joseph Just busted Raymer from the razz event. Good guy, good player, and gives out pretty cool fossils! http://t.co/3WrDs0do
June 09 2012
Level: 10
Limits: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Linda Johnson completed with the
only to have David Singer two-bet his
. Johnson made the call and the led out when she took the lead on the turn. Singer not only called that bet, but called bets on fifth and sixth as well. Johnson then slowed down on seventh, opening the door for Singer to bet.
Johnson: (x-x) / 


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Singer: (x-x) / 


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"I got aces up," Johnson said before grabbing her cards and sending them to the muck. That hand knocked her down to just 2,000, which disappeared a short time later.
We caught the action on fifth street when Michael Rosenberg tossed out a bet and received a call from David Williams. The latter took the lead on sixth and proceeded to check-call a bet, doing the same on seventh. Rosenberg then rolled over a 



to take down the pot and leave Williams with just 1,200.
Williams: (x-x) / 


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Rosenberg: 

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Not long after, Williams was eliminated:

dwpoker David Williams Out of #WSOP18. Got it in with 235 vs AA7 lol. On 6th was 23455Q vs AA8876. My river was K. Hers 2. Gg. On to the next. $1500 nl
June 09 2012
Phil Hellmuth asked us if Event 16: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Six-Handed had started yet, and we promptly informed him that the final table was set and taking place at the ESPN Main Stage.
"Did Mikey make it?" he asked inquiring about his friend Mike "The Mouth" Matusow. We had to inform him of the unfortunate news that Matusow had busted in eighth place, two spots shy of the final table. "Damn, I just tweeted at him good luck," Hellmuth said.
"He might think that's a needle," he add under his breath.

phil_hellmuth phil_hellmuth Go @themouthmatusow go! Go Mikey go! Take this down and show the world your NLHold'em skills! 9 left. GL to @MattGlantz as well...
June 09 2012