Tuan Le
Hometown: Los Angeles
Country of Origin: United States 
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Tuan Le - Live Updates
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| Dec 14, '09 | 2009 Five Diamond World Poker Classic | WPT Doyle Brunson Classic Championship | 1 | + |
Level 4 Update: Field Size Nears 300 MarkDec 14, '09 Blinds: 200-400 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 260 out of 290 (unofficial) Chip Counts: 1. Darryll Fish — 200,000 Card Player Chip Counts Barry Shulman — 72,000 Average Chip Count: 67,000 Notable Eliminations: Jean Gaspard Big Hands:
We caught up with this hand on the river, with a board showing A Tuan Le bet 11,000 and Amit Makhija moved all in for 53,000, covering Le’s final 21,000 in chips. Le agonzied over his decision for over four minutes while Makhija remained silent and still. Eventually, Le folded and kept his remaining chips. Makhija neglected to show. Let’s Chop It A player raised, David Chiu reraised and Christian Harder put in yet another raise. The original player folded and Chiu decided to just call. The flop came out J Chris Moore Should’ve Folded Chris Moore raised to 1,100 in middle position and was called by an unknown opponent and Barry Shulman in the big blind. The flop came out J Moore was the only caller and both players checked the turn when the J Left In The Deck:
The tournament is going strong now with nearly 290 players, but the action in Bobby’s Room adjacent to the poker room is doing just as well with both tables at capacity. Currently, Doyle Brunson, Lyle Berman, Phil Ivey, David Oppenheim and Eric Sagstrom are competing for huge stakes. Player Tags: Tuan Le, David Chiu, Chris Moore, Amit Makhija, Christian Harder |
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| Jun 19, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 37 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud 8 or Better | 2 | + |
Level 14 Update: Raymer Knocks Two OutJun 19, '09 Ante: 1,000 Players Remaining: 37 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Scotty Nguyen – 317,000 Average Chip Count: 132,972 Notable Eliminations: Tom Schneider Big Hands:
Tuan Le: X-X-A After fourth street was dealt, the three players capped the action, resulting in each player having 25,000 in the pot just on that street. Tuan Le: X-X-A Le bet out 10,000 and both Sitar and Lind made the call. Lind was all in after he called. Tuan Le: X-X-A Le bet 10,000 and Sitar called. After the river was dealt, Le bet another 10,000 and Sitar made the call. Le then showed J-5-4 in the hole for an 8-low. Sitar showed a pair of nines and the two players chopped the side pot. Lind then turned over 10-10-Q for a set of tens and took the high-end of the main pot while Le took the low half. Sitar was left with just 20,000 in chips and would later be eliminated. Lind would also be eliminated later and Le was at 280,000 in chips.
Greg Raymer: 6 David Benyamine and Dustin Sitar were each all in on third street against Greg Raymer. Sitar had the lead with aces in the hole but Raymer made a straight on sixth street to scoop the pot and send his two opponents to the rail. Raymer was at 215,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Tuan Le, David Benyamine, Greg Raymer, Dustin Sitar, George Lind III Level 12 Update: David Singer, Chris Ferguson EliminatedJun 19, '09 Ante: 700 Players Remaining: 54 out of 164 Chip Counts: 1. Tuan Le – 290,000 Average Chip Count: 91,111 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
Chris Ferguson Triples Up, Eliminated Shortly After Chris Ferguson was all-in against Lyle Berman and Tom Schneider. Ferguson: (Q Berman: X-X-K Schneider: X-X-4 Ferguson was able to scoop the pot with his two pair, kings and queens. Schneider took the side pot against Berman with jacks and fours. Ferguson was up to 35,100 before being eliminated not long after.
John Juanda Short Stacked, Then Triples Up John Juanda, the hand after being the odd man out in a large three-way pot against Tuan Le and Joe Tehan, was all-in against David Benyamine and Tuan Le. John was short after losing the large pot the hand earlier, but found redemption on the next hand. Their cards: Juanda: X-X-3 Benyamine: X-X-2 Tuan Le: X-X-7 After betting between Le and Benyamine for a sidepot, John Juanda exposed two spades in the hole to take the high with a flush. There was no low out there and Juanda scooped the entire pot. The four-time bracelet winner is up to 76,000 now.
David Singer Eliminated On third street David Singer was all-in against Alex Jung. Their cards: Singer: (5 Jung: (6 Jung ended up with an ace-high flush and a low to scoop the entire pot. Left In The Deck: The players are now on a dinner break. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, John Juanda, Tuan Le, David Benyamine, David Singer, Tom Schneider, Lyle Berman, Joe Tehan, Alexander Jung |
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| Apr 20, '09 | 2009 Five-Star World Poker Classic | WPT Championship - Event 16 | 3 | + |
Level 10 Update -- Tuan Le EliminatedApr 20, '09 Level: 10 Key Hands:
Player Tags: Tuan Le, Mike Matusow, Cliff Josephy, Vanessa Rousso, Joe Sebok Level 2 Update -- Cliff Josephy Hits QuadsApr 18, '09 Level: 2
Card Player TV: Player Tags: Tuan Le, Cliff Josephy |
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| Apr 18, '09 | 2009 Five-Star World Poker Classic | WPT Championship - Event 16 | 1 | + |
Level 10 Update -- Tuan Le EliminatedApr 20, '09 Level: 10 Key Hands:
Player Tags: Tuan Le, Mike Matusow, Cliff Josephy, Vanessa Rousso, Joe Sebok Level 2 Update -- Cliff Josephy Hits QuadsApr 18, '09 Level: 2
Card Player TV: Player Tags: Tuan Le, Cliff Josephy |
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| Dec 17, '08 | 2008 Five Diamond World Poker Classic (WPT) | WPT Doyle Brunson Classic Championship - Event 13 | 5 | + |
Level 16 UpdateDec 17, '08 Scoreboard Big Hands: Left In the Deck: Player Tags: Nam Le, Allen Cunningham, Tuan Le, Tim Vance, Mark Teltscher, Shawn Cunix, Daniel Schreiber |
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| Aug 26, '08 | 2008 Legends of Poker (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event (WPT) | 4 | + |
Erick Lindgren and Tuan Le EliminatedAug 26, '08
Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Tuan Le Greg Mueller Elimination HandAug 25, '08 Here is the complete video footage of Greg Mueller's elimination: Player Tags: Tuan Le, Max Pescatori, Greg Mueller Greg Mueller EliminatedAug 25, '08
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Player Tags: Tuan Le, Max Pescatori, Greg Mueller Peter Feldman EliminatedAug 25, '08
Player Tags: Tuan Le, Peter Feldman |
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| Aug 25, '08 | 2008 Legends of Poker (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event (WPT) | 3 | + |
Erick Lindgren and Tuan Le EliminatedAug 26, '08
Player Tags: Erick Lindgren, Tuan Le Greg Mueller Elimination HandAug 25, '08 Here is the complete video footage of Greg Mueller's elimination: Player Tags: Tuan Le, Max Pescatori, Greg Mueller Greg Mueller EliminatedAug 25, '08
Stay tuned for more details as CardPlayer TV brings you the all the recorded action.
Player Tags: Tuan Le, Max Pescatori, Greg Mueller Peter Feldman EliminatedAug 25, '08
Player Tags: Tuan Le, Peter Feldman |
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| May 31, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 1 - World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
Pot Limit Hold Em - Day Two - Hour FourMay 31, '08 Blinds/Antes: 2,500-5,000 Players Left: 38 of 352 Average Chip Stack: 160,000 Chip Leaders: Big Hands: Player Tags: Tuan Le, Phil Laak, Patrik Antonius, Raphael Zimmerman Pot-Limit Hold'em - Last Level of the NightMay 30, '08 Blinds/Antes: 1,000-2,000
Players left: 70 of 352 Average Stack: 100,000 Chip Leaders: Justin Newton - 230,000 Eliminations: Alex Kravchenko Eugene Katchalov Erik Seidel John Juanda Phil Ivey Ray Coburn Joe Sebok Big Hands: Showdown At Table 9 A battle of huge chipstacks became a threesome in the final minute of Level 9, when veteran Eli Elezra was moved when Table 13 was killed. Elezra joined big stacks Mike Sowers and Raphael Zimmerman just as the blinds increased to 1000-2000.  Elezra brought with him 150,000 in chips, and in a matter of minutes had eliminated Ray Coburn. After an initial Elezra raise, Coburn came over the top to 12,500, only to have Elezra make it 40,000 to play. Coburn eventually committed all of his 57,000 into the pot and flipped over pocket queens, while Elezra showed kings. The flop of 10  A K gave Elezra a set and left Coburn drawing to a gut-shot straight, but he failed to hit when the 6 and 2 rounded out play.Sowers and Zimmerman had been butting heads earlier. On play had Sowers raise pre-flop, into a second raise of Zimmerman to 45,000. Sowers made it 89,600 and Zimmerman sent up the white flag. Sowers stands at 230,000 in chips, while Zimmerman would recover to amass 185,000. Juanda's Time Runs Out John Juanda elected to make a stand with his shortstack and moved all-in with 48,000 chips. David "Raptor" Benefield made the call with A-K, and a bullet on the flop sent Juanda packing just as Level 9 expired. Tuan Le Wins Massive Pot Tuan Le became one of the tournament chip leaders thanks to a well-timed value bet. After being checked to on the river, Le bet approximately 70% of his remaining stack. His opponent deliberated for several minutes before announcing a call. Tuan Le's set of sevens was good, increasing his stack to over 200,000. Eric Seidel Eliminated After battling a short stack for the last round, Erik Seidel called a 5,500 raise from the player on the button. Almost as soon as the A 54 flop fell, Seidel bet his remaining 6,400 and was called by his opponent. Seidel turned over 43 while his opponent showed 97. The 9 on the turn took the lead away from Seidel, and the 5 on the river meant that Erik Seidel's run had ended.David Bach Still Slingin' David Bach won a massive pot when his pocket queens eliminated his opponent's pocket 8s. He now has over 190,000 and is among the tournament chip leaders. Eugene Katchalov Eliminated by Eli Elezra Eugene got it in with the nut flush draw against Elezra's trip deuces. Eugene hit his flush on the river, but it was too late as Elezra hit quad deuces on the turn. Laak and Keller Go At It On a board of J  T732, Phil Laak made a bet of 23,300 into his opponent, Thomas Keller. Keller pondered for several minutes before calling. Laak turned over J7 and Keller mucked. Laak now has over 175,000, but Keller is still over 100,000.Curtains for Kravchenko Alex Kravchenko's A-T could not improve against his opponent's J-J and his night ended prematurely.  Harman UpPhil Laak made it 4,500 from late position but was met with a re-raise by Jen Harman in the small blind. In typical "Unabomber" fashion, Laak laughed maniacally before folding his cards. Harman Down Phil Laak limped two off the button, eliciting a shout of, "Is that even allowed?" from his tablemate Shawn Keller. Harman completed from the small blind and Joe Patrick checked his option. The flop of 8 44 checked around, leading to the 5 turn. Harman led out for 4,000, Patrick quickly raised to 13,500, leaving himself only 12,000 behind. Harman thought for two minutes before sticking in a final raise. Patrick snap called. Harman's 74 was in front of Patrick's monster draw of 63. The river brought the 2, shipping the pot to Patrick and leaving Harman with only 23,000 near the end of the day.Player Tags: Erik Seidel, John Juanda, Tuan Le, Thomas Keller, Eli Elezra, David Bach, Jennifer Harman, Alexander Kravchenko, Eugene Katchalov, Raphael Zimmerman, Markus Lehmann, Raymond Coburn, David Benefield, Mike Sowers Pot-Limit Hold'em - Berman-Berman battle sends Brad to railMay 30, '08 Blinds/Antes: 800-1,600
Players left: 88 of 352 Average Stack: 88,000 Chip Leaders: Anthony Licastro - 255,000
Justin Newton - 189,000
Mike Sowers - 180,000
Keith Lehr - 160,000
Eli Elezra - 158,000
Marco Johnson - 148,000
Shawn Keller - 144,000
Emad Tahtouh - 134,000
Vivek Rajkumar - 118,000
Phil Laak - 118,000
Eliminations: Isaac Haxton Jonathan Little Eric Lynch Allen Cunningham Andy Black Big Hands:  Lyle Berman knocks out sonOn a board of 3 KQ, Bradley Berman check-raised pot and then shipped the rest of his stack in when Lyle re-raised him. Brad held AT for a flush draw and gutshot straight draw while Lyle flipped over 33 for bottom set. The turn and river came 2 and 8. After the hand Berman had roughly 70,000 chips. Ivey gets some breathing room After the first two players to act limped in for 1,600 Phil Ivey raised to 8,800. Jonathan Little then reraised to 23,900 in the small blind. The first limper folded quickly and then after a couple minutes the second limper folded as well. Ivey immediately moved all in for only 3,000 more. Little called with pocket queens and Ivey flipped over AK. The board came A 7J87 and Ivey doubled up to roughly 55,000. Little dropped down to around 30,000.Justin Newton among chip leaders Newton bet 21,700 with the board reading 7 966 and Ben Grundy called. The A came on the turn and both players checked. Newton flipped over T6 for three sixes. With the pot Newton's chip stack was now roughly 190,000.  Tuan Le joins frontrunnersTuan Le in the big blind was the second of two players to call a raise to 4,800. The flop came down K 4A, and Le made a bet of 16,000 before being raised by an all-in shortstack who had 18,400. The J on the turn and J on the river didn't change matters, Le winning with A6, topping his opponents KQ. Le moved to 170,000 in chips.Licastro dodges danger Ben Sprengers put himself at risk with a big move against tournament chip-leader Tony Licastro. On a flop of 9 J6, Sprengers made a pot-sized bet of 64,900. Licastro debated before Sprengers called for a clock. Time ran out, and Licastro showed his folded AK. Sprengers jumped to 140,000 in chips.Phil Laak Adds to His Stack With a pot of over 10,000 and a board of J 53, Phil Laak and his seat 6 opponent both checked the 8 as it fell on the turn. When the river brought the 7, Laak made a bet of 7,800, which caused his opponent to fold. This pot increased Phil's stack to over 150,000. The war between Laak and this opponent was far from over. After limping, Laak folded to his opponent's raise. Ben Grundy and Chris Moneymaker Mix it UpBen Grundy has raised several hands in a row at his table, including one confrontations with Chris Moneymaker. After making it 4,000 from middle position, Grundy faced a call from the player on the button and Moneymaker in the big blind. All three players checked the 9 42 flop. Moneymaker fired 6,200 from first position when the turn brought the 4 and received no calls. His stack improved to 33,000. Moneymaker was eliminated shortly after.Player Tags: Tuan Le, Phil Laak, Chris Moneymaker, Phil Ivey, Anthony Licastro, Ben Grundy, Justin Newton, European Report Pot-Limit Hold'em - Going into the dinner breakMay 30, '08 Blinds/Antes: 400-800 Michael Mizrachi Big Hands:
Last year's WSOP Player of the Year Tom Schneider raised to 1,700 in early position before the flop. Ryan Young reraised up to 6,000 and Schneider went all in for around 11,000. Young called and showed 3 Fully Loaded Lindgren doubles, then busts
Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Tuan Le, David Benyamine, Eli Elezra, Lyle Berman, Shawn Keller, Sorel Mizzi, Vivek Rajkumar, Marco Johnson, European Report |
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| May 30, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 1 - World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Pot Limit Hold Em - Day Two - Hour FourMay 31, '08 Blinds/Antes: 2,500-5,000 Players Left: 38 of 352 Average Chip Stack: 160,000 Chip Leaders: Big Hands: Player Tags: Tuan Le, Phil Laak, Patrik Antonius, Raphael Zimmerman Pot-Limit Hold'em - Last Level of the NightMay 30, '08 Blinds/Antes: 1,000-2,000
Players left: 70 of 352 Average Stack: 100,000 Chip Leaders: Justin Newton - 230,000 Eliminations: Alex Kravchenko Eugene Katchalov Erik Seidel John Juanda Phil Ivey Ray Coburn Joe Sebok Big Hands: Showdown At Table 9 A battle of huge chipstacks became a threesome in the final minute of Level 9, when veteran Eli Elezra was moved when Table 13 was killed. Elezra joined big stacks Mike Sowers and Raphael Zimmerman just as the blinds increased to 1000-2000. Elezra brought with him 150,000 in chips, and in a matter of minutes had eliminated Ray Coburn. After an initial Elezra raise, Coburn came over the top to 12,500, only to have Elezra make it 40,000 to play. Coburn eventually committed all of his 57,000 into the pot and flipped over pocket queens, while Elezra showed kings. The flop of 10 AK gave Elezra a set and left Coburn drawing to a gut-shot straight, but he failed to hit when the 6 and 2 rounded out play.Sowers and Zimmerman had been butting heads earlier. On play had Sowers raise pre-flop, into a second raise of Zimmerman to 45,000. Sowers made it 89,600 and Zimmerman sent up the white flag. Sowers stands at 230,000 in chips, while Zimmerman would recover to amass 185,000. Juanda's Time Runs Out John Juanda elected to make a stand with his shortstack and moved all-in with 48,000 chips. David "Raptor" Benefield made the call with A-K, and a bullet on the flop sent Juanda packing just as Level 9 expired. Tuan Le Wins Massive Pot Tuan Le became one of the tournament chip leaders thanks to a well-timed value bet. After being checked to on the river, Le bet approximately 70% of his remaining stack. His opponent deliberated for several minutes before announcing a call. Tuan Le's set of sevens was good, increasing his stack to over 200,000. Eric Seidel Eliminated After battling a short stack for the last round, Erik Seidel called a 5,500 raise from the player on the button. Almost as soon as the A 54 flop fell, Seidel bet his remaining 6,400 and was called by his opponent. Seidel turned over 43 while his opponent showed 97. The 9 on the turn took the lead away from Seidel, and the 5 on the river meant that Erik Seidel's run had ended.David Bach Still Slingin' David Bach won a massive pot when his pocket queens eliminated his opponent's pocket 8s. He now has over 190,000 and is among the tournament chip leaders. Eugene Katchalov Eliminated by Eli Elezra Eugene got it in with the nut flush draw against Elezra's trip deuces. Eugene hit his flush on the river, but it was too late as Elezra hit quad deuces on the turn. Laak and Keller Go At It On a board of J T732, Phil Laak made a bet of 23,300 into his opponent, Thomas Keller. Keller pondered for several minutes before calling. Laak turned over J7 and Keller mucked. Laak now has over 175,000, but Keller is still over 100,000.Curtains for Kravchenko Alex Kravchenko's A-T could not improve against his opponent's J-J and his night ended prematurely. Harman UpPhil Laak made it 4,500 from late position but was met with a re-raise by Jen Harman in the small blind. In typical "Unabomber" fashion, Laak laughed maniacally before folding his cards. Harman Down Phil Laak limped two off the button, eliciting a shout of, "Is that even allowed?" from his tablemate Shawn Keller. Harman completed from the small blind and Joe Patrick checked his option. The flop of 8 44 checked around, leading to the 5 turn. Harman led out for 4,000, Patrick quickly raised to 13,500, leaving himself only 12,000 behind. Harman thought for two minutes before sticking in a final raise. Patrick snap called. Harman's 74 was in front of Patrick's monster draw of 63. The river brought the 2, shipping the pot to Patrick and leaving Harman with only 23,000 near the end of the day.Player Tags: Erik Seidel, John Juanda, Tuan Le, Thomas Keller, Eli Elezra, David Bach, Jennifer Harman, Alexander Kravchenko, Eugene Katchalov, Raphael Zimmerman, Markus Lehmann, Raymond Coburn, David Benefield, Mike Sowers Pot-Limit Hold'em - Berman-Berman battle sends Brad to railMay 30, '08 Blinds/Antes: 800-1,600
Players left: 88 of 352 Average Stack: 88,000 Chip Leaders: Anthony Licastro - 255,000
Justin Newton - 189,000
Mike Sowers - 180,000
Keith Lehr - 160,000
Eli Elezra - 158,000
Marco Johnson - 148,000
Shawn Keller - 144,000
Emad Tahtouh - 134,000
Vivek Rajkumar - 118,000
Phil Laak - 118,000
Eliminations: Isaac Haxton Jonathan Little Eric Lynch Allen Cunningham Andy Black Big Hands: Lyle Berman knocks out sonOn a board of 3 KQ, Bradley Berman check-raised pot and then shipped the rest of his stack in when Lyle re-raised him. Brad held AT for a flush draw and gutshot straight draw while Lyle flipped over 33 for bottom set. The turn and river came 2 and 8. After the hand Berman had roughly 70,000 chips. Ivey gets some breathing room After the first two players to act limped in for 1,600 Phil Ivey raised to 8,800. Jonathan Little then reraised to 23,900 in the small blind. The first limper folded quickly and then after a couple minutes the second limper folded as well. Ivey immediately moved all in for only 3,000 more. Little called with pocket queens and Ivey flipped over AK. The board came A 7J87 and Ivey doubled up to roughly 55,000. Little dropped down to around 30,000.Justin Newton among chip leaders Newton bet 21,700 with the board reading 7 966 and Ben Grundy called. The A came on the turn and both players checked. Newton flipped over T6 for three sixes. With the pot Newton's chip stack was now roughly 190,000. Tuan Le joins frontrunnersTuan Le in the big blind was the second of two players to call a raise to 4,800. The flop came down K 4A, and Le made a bet of 16,000 before being raised by an all-in shortstack who had 18,400. The J on the turn and J on the river didn't change matters, Le winning with A6, topping his opponents KQ. Le moved to 170,000 in chips.Licastro dodges danger Ben Sprengers put himself at risk with a big move against tournament chip-leader Tony Licastro. On a flop of 9 J6, Sprengers made a pot-sized bet of 64,900. Licastro debated before Sprengers called for a clock. Time ran out, and Licastro showed his folded AK. Sprengers jumped to 140,000 in chips.Phil Laak Adds to His Stack With a pot of over 10,000 and a board of J 53, Phil Laak and his seat 6 opponent both checked the 8 as it fell on the turn. When the river brought the 7, Laak made a bet of 7,800, which caused his opponent to fold. This pot increased Phil's stack to over 150,000. The war between Laak and this opponent was far from over. After limping, Laak folded to his opponent's raise.Ben Grundy and Chris Moneymaker Mix it UpBen Grundy has raised several hands in a row at his table, including one confrontations with Chris Moneymaker. After making it 4,000 from middle position, Grundy faced a call from the player on the button and Moneymaker in the big blind. All three players checked the 9 42 flop. Moneymaker fired 6,200 from first position when the turn brought the 4 and received no calls. His stack improved to 33,000. Moneymaker was eliminated shortly after.Player Tags: Tuan Le, Phil Laak, Chris Moneymaker, Phil Ivey, Anthony Licastro, Ben Grundy, Justin Newton, European Report Pot-Limit Hold'em - Going into the dinner breakMay 30, '08 Blinds/Antes: 400-800 Michael Mizrachi Big Hands:
Last year's WSOP Player of the Year Tom Schneider raised to 1,700 in early position before the flop. Ryan Young reraised up to 6,000 and Schneider went all in for around 11,000. Young called and showed 3 Fully Loaded Lindgren doubles, then busts
Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Tuan Le, David Benyamine, Eli Elezra, Lyle Berman, Shawn Keller, Sorel Mizzi, Vivek Rajkumar, Marco Johnson, European Report |
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| Mar 25, '08 | 2008 World Poker Challenge (WPT) | No-Limit Hold'em Championship (WPT) | 1 | + |
What Was Tuan Holding?
Action In Bobby’s Room
Le And Lind Get Most Of Sitar’s Chips
Benyamine And Sitar Become Fossils
Tuan Le Eliminated
Vanessa Rousso Eliminated
Key Hands:
Tim Vance Starts The Day With a Bust
Daniel "Rekrul" Schreiber Eliminated
Nam Le Makes His Exit
Erick Lindgren and Tuan Le have both busted out of the tournament. Here are the details from the hand:
Greg Mueller was all in and flopped a set of kings. There was some side action with Max Pescatori and Tuan Le and Pescatori ended up making a flush to eliminate Mueller from the hand. 
Peter Feldman was all in with pocket nines against Tuan Le's A-Q. Feldman was able to catch a nine, but Le made a straight to send "Nordberg" packing. 
Antonius Flexes Some Muscle
total of 19,000. The blinds and the early limpers both folded and Laak took that pot, as well as the following one, after open raising to 13,000 and once again
Ryan Young busts Tom Schneider
Shawn Keller raises to 2,200 middle position preflop, button calls. The flop comes 7
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