Madsen Eliminated
Hold'em
According to Tim Duckworth, Jeff Madsen got the last of his chips in with against after an ace and a nine flopped. He didn't improve his hand, and his tournament is over.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Jeff Madsen | Busted | |
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Hold'em
According to Tim Duckworth, Jeff Madsen got the last of his chips in with against after an ace and a nine flopped. He didn't improve his hand, and his tournament is over.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Jeff Madsen | Busted | |
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Stud
We found Jason Mercier contemplating a bet on seventh street.
Mercier:
Opponent:
Mercier thought for awhile, showed an , then folded. His opponent rolled over for aces up, indicating that Mercier had indeed made the correct decision.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Jason Mercier |
4,500
-500
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-500 |
Omaha Eight or Better
Jesse Sylvia has been steadily increasing his stack. After a recent Omaha Eight or Better hand in which Sylvia won with a flop bet, the 2012 Main Event runner up now sits with 23,000.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Jesse Sylvia |
23,000
5,000
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5,000 |
Stud
We found Dutch Boyd with a good portion of his stack in the middle during a stud hand.
Boyd:
Opponent:
Boyd called a final bet from his opponent on seventh street, and his opponent turned over for aces up. He said he caught the queen on the end, and Boyd's left with just a few bets.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Dutch Boyd |
3,700
-5,600
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-5,600 |
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Dutch Boyd just lost the last of his chips, though we didn't see how it happened.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Dutch Boyd | Busted | |
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Hold'em
Matt Waxman, on the button, bet the turn in a raised pot on a board. The player in the small blind called, and the dealer brought out the river. Both players checked, and the small blind showed for a rivered gutshot straight.
"Pffff," Waxman said, mucking his cards.
"You got lucky he didn't bet fourth street," one of the other players jokingly said to the small blind.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Matt Waxman |
19,100
-2,900
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-2,900 |
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We have a potential "Table of Death" emerging as David "Gunslinger" Bach, winner of the WSOP $50,000 HORSE event in 2009, was recently moved to a table with Joe Kuether and Dan Kelly. Bach is currently table chip leader with 32,000, while Kuether is short stacked with only 4,000. Dan Kelly has 8,500.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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David Bach |
32,000
19,000
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19,000 |
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Dan Kelly |
8,500
5,500
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5,500 |
Joe Kuether |
4,000
-6,000
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-6,000 |
The players have gone on a 20-minute break, the last of the night. Two more levels will be played afterwards.
Stud Eight or Better
Before the break, Alex Kravchenko paid the bring-in with a showing. An opponent raised with , and Kravchenko called. Kravchenko called on every street when his opponent bet out, and after the river the players boards read:
Kravchenko: /
Opponent: /
Kravchenko mucked, and his opponent scooped the pot, winning the high with a pair of sevens and the low with an eight-low. Kravchenko is now down to 5,000.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Alexander Kravchenko |
5,000
500
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500 |
Level: 9
Hold'em/Omaha 8 - Blinds 300/600
Razz/Stud/Stud 8 - 25 Bring In - 600/1,200 limits