button in Safari
SuddenlyBryce Bryce Yockey Started the stud hi round with 160k. Finished with that and stud 8 and now I have 105k. I need 8 cards to break even in those games
June 14 2012
2012 World Series of Poker
Event 27: $1,500 H.O.R.S.E.
Day: 2
Event Info
2012 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,200,150
Total Entries
889
Level
31
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 889
Filter
(1)
Stud:
It's hard to mention Allen Cunningham and "average" in the same sentence, but that's exactly what his chip stack is now that he won a small pot off Nick Kost.
We caught the action on fifth street with about 60,000 already in the pot. Kost check-called a bet from Cunningham, but proceeded to check-fold when his opponent bet sixth.
Cunningham: (x-x) / 
Kost: (x-x) / 
Level 18
Players are now on their last 20-minute break of the evening. When they return, they'll play two more levels before calling it a night.
Level: 19
Blinds: /
Ante:
David Williams is running good, too.
Stud Hi/Lo:
On the last hand, we picked up the action on fifth street as Tom Schneider was calling a bet (or raise, possibly).
Schneider: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Williams: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Schneider picked up the lead on sixth, and he check-called a bet. Williams held 12,000 chips out over the pot and plead, "Give me a dark check." Schneider obliged with a palm on the felt, and Williams bet seventh in the dark. Schneider liked what he saw enough to call it down.
"I haven't looked yet," Williams said as he snapped his cards over: 
. That's good for the flush and the scoop, and he's extended his chip lead once again.
chipjett Chip Jett I have 30k playing 6k-12k. My plan is to win the next hand I play. I have no backup plan. That is all.
June 14 2012
Omaha Hi/Lo:
Ylon Schwartz raised under the gun and picked up a caller on the button and Stephen Chidwick in the small blind. Chidwick proceeded to check the 
flop and opened the door for Schwartz to bet, which he did. The button and Chidwick came along for the ride and all three men checked the turn.
Chidwick took the initiative and led out on the 
river, prompting a call from Schwartz and muck from the button. "Flush," Chidwick said and showed just the 
.
"Nut flush," Schwartz responded and rolled over 
for the win.
Razz:
We only joined the action on seventh street, and we were only able to catch that bit thanks to a long soak in the tank by Matthew Ashton. He was heads-up against Ylon Schwartz, and the boards were ugly.
Schwartz: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Ashton: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Schwartz had made the last bet on seventh, and that was problematic for Ashton. The call would cost him 12,000, and he only had 20,500 chips left to shuffle in front of him. After several minutes, he made the call for most of his stack.
Schwartz had an eight, tabling 
/ , and it was good. After paying off his debt, Ashton was left with just that 8,500-chip remainder, but it looks like he's managed one double back already. He's still quite short.
Omaha Hi/Lo:
Cary Katz, Michael Chow and Nick Krost capped the betting preflop, leading to a 
flop. Katz was first to act and bet, Chow raised, and Kost three-bet. Katz then moved all in for 3,000 more, both his opponents called, and the dealer burned and turned the .
Chow proceeded to check-call a bet before doing the same on the river. Kost revealed for a straight, while Chow locked up the low with 
.
Katz took one more look back at his 
before taking his leave in 33rd place, earning a $5,088 consolation prize.
