06-03-2013 19:14 UTC-7
Pot-Limit Omaha
We arrived at the table just in time to see Kathy Liebert cheering for a card she needed to stay alive in the tournament. The board read when we got to the table and we saw Liebert with .
Liebert's opponent held for the nut flush and Liebert was chanting "Seven, deuce, queen!" heading to the river.
Unfortunately it was not meant to be, though,a s the peeled off on the river and Lieber was unable to best the flush. She quickly exited the tournament area.
Player
Chips
Progress
Kathy Liebert
Busted
06-03-2013 19:01 UTC-7
Omaha Eight or Better
After a series of preflop raises, Eric Buchman put his remaining roughly 700 in blind before the flop was dealt. Josh Arieh called.
Arieh:
Buchman:
After a run out of , Buchmann was eliminated from play. Arieh is now sitting around 88,000 in chips.
Player
Chips
Progress
Josh Arieh
88,000
3,000
Eric Buchman
Busted
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Josh Arieh Eric Buchman
06-03-2013 18:51 UTC-7
Scott Seiver, who was among the chipleaders for much of Day 1, has been eliminated. He's now playing the Limit Hold'em event.
Player
Chips
Progress
Scott Seiver
Busted
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Scott Seiver
Level: 13
Triple Draw 2-7 - Hold'em - Omaha 8 800 1,500 1,500-3,000
Razz - Stud - Stud 8 300 500 1,500 1,500-3,000
No-Limit Hold'em - PLO (No Ante) 200 400 800
06-03-2013 18:24 UTC-7
Players are now on a 20-minute break. Tournament staff is currently coloring up and racing off the green t25 chips.
06-03-2013 18:23 UTC-7
Omaha Eight or Better
We found Greg Mueller, under the gun, contemplating a river raise from his opponent on a board.
"Did you make three aces on the end?" Mueller asked. "It would be pretty hard for you to make three aces since I have an ace."
Finally, Mueller called, and sure enough, his opponent showed for three aces. Mueller tossed his cards to the dealer.
Player
Chips
Progress
Greg Mueller
28,000
18,000
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Greg Mueller
06-03-2013 18:09 UTC-7
Stud
David Williams called his opponent, who had a paired board, on every street.
Williams: /
Opponent: /
Williams turned over a diamond flush, but it was inferior to his opponent's ace-high flush. He leaned in for a closer look at his opponent's cards.
"Your up-card was the nine of hearts?" he asked. "What the f*** was going on there?"
Williams busted shortly thereafter in another Stud hand.
Player
Chips
Progress
David Williams
Busted
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David Williams
06-03-2013 18:01 UTC-7
No-Limit Hold'em
Justin Bonomo opened to 1,200 from the cutoff. The big blind asked for an approximate count, then reraised to 3,200. Bonomo made the call.
The flop came , and Bonomo folded to his opponent's continuation-bet.
Meanwhile, we are down to 80 players, and they've condensed to ten tables.
Player
Chips
Progress
Justin Bonomo
8,500
-6,100
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Justin Bonomo