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Daniel Negreanu has a weird reason to show up.
We caught up with Daniel Negreanu and an unknown opponent on a board of . Negreanu potted and his opponent was able to go all in. Negreanu called and the hands were tabled.
Negreanu
Opponent
"Bring me the pain! Give me more," Negreanu said. "That's why I come here."
The river came and Negreanu shipped almost all his chips over to his opponent. "You take that money son and do good with it," Negreanu said.
RealKidPoker Daniel Negreanu@dnchips YEAH that felt fantastic! BB AQ57 vs JT34 flop AQ5 all in. Turn 2 yeeeeah! Lol happy to be out early to focus on 3k LH at 5pmJune 26 2012
We were just informed that there were four tables in the Orange Section of the Amazon Room. One has already been broken, two are in the process of moving to the Brasilia Room and one table will move as soon as space allows.
Day 3 of the $50,000 Poker Players Championship is currently underway, and a lot of the casualties for that event are making their was here. Both Dan Kelly and Barry Greenstein are such players, and according to Twitter both Chad Brown and John D'Agostino are on their way to us.
jdags21 John DAgostinoBusted 50k and bought into PLO/8, feel like i have zero chance after busting 50k, but seemed smarter than heavily drinking at 3pmJune 26 2012
Downtownchad Chad BrownBusted in 50k. Going to play PLO 8June 26 2012
Jennifer Tilly opened for 450 and found three callers. The flop came and all players checked. The turn came and it was checked around again. The river came and action checked around for a third time.
We were wandering the tournament floor and noticed Raymond Davis had a healthy stack in front of him.
For those who may not be familiar with Davis, he has 17 cashes at the World Series of Poker totaling $392,769. More than half of those cashes have come in non-no-limit hold’em events, meaning he is a bit of a mixed games aficionado.
While a WSOP bracelet has eluded him thus far, Davis has made two final tables. The first came in 2007 when he placed fourth in the $1,000 S.H.O.E. event for $34,012, while the other was earlier this year in Event #8 $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better. While the latter was played as limit, Davis clearly has a knock for )8.
Paul Volpe has borrowed someone's electric cart and is doing donuts in the aisle between sections. It appears he's trying to see how tight the turning radius is but has come dangerously close to tipping over a couple times.
We happened upon the table just in time to see Cristopher Legaspi get his last 2,200 in the pot on a flop and received a call from Brandon Cantu.
Showdown
Cantu:
Legaspi:
Cantu was ahead with a set of kings and with no low draws possible, he was looking to avoid a spade. The turn gave Legaspi a straight draw, but it'd be the on the river that would give him the flush and the double, which left Cantu shaking his head.
Meanwhile both Jerrod Ankenman and Jeff Madsen have been eliminated from the tournament.
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. Negreanu potted and his opponent was able to go all in. Negreanu called and the hands were tabled.
and Negreanu shipped almost all his chips over to his opponent. "You take that money son and do good with it," Negreanu said.
and it was checked around again. The river came 
and took the pot.
flop and received a call from Brandon Cantu.
on the river that would give him the flush and the double, which left Cantu shaking his head.
