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| Sep 30, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VI | EPT High-Roller Event - Event 1 | 1 | + |
Rousso Not High-Rollin AnymoreSep 30, '09
UPDATE Apparently, Rousso busted to fellow Team PokerStars Pro Chris Moneymaker, when his pocket sixes flopped a set against her pocket kings. Moneymaker is also the unofficial chip leader at the moment with a stack of 72,000 or so. Rousso was last season’s Monte Carlo High-Roller champion, but couldn’t quite recapture that same magic here today. Perhaps she’ll be back for one of the other two preliminary events starting today. The £1,000+£100 six-max no-limit hold’em tournament is starting in a few minutes. Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso |
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| Sep 07, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona - Season VI | PokerStars EPT Barcelona Main Event | 4 | + |
PokerStars TV: Vanessa RoussoSep 07, '09
Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso Vanessa Rousso EliminatedSep 05, '09
Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso |
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| Sep 05, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona - Season VI | PokerStars EPT Barcelona Main Event | 2 | + |
PokerStars TV: Vanessa RoussoSep 07, '09
Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso Vanessa Rousso EliminatedSep 05, '09
Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso |
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| Jul 07, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event | 1 | + |
Level 5 Hour 2 Update: End of Day 1DJul 07, '09 NOTE: Play has ended for the night on day 1D. Check back in tomorrow at noon PDT for day 2A action. Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Chip Counts: 1. Troy Weber – 340,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Adam Schoenfeld – 100,000 Average Chip Count: 42,750 Notable Eliminations: Scott Fischman Big Hands
It’s a three-way all in pot on a flop of 7 Fischman: 6 Fischman flops bottom pair and is in third place behind Benyamine who flops top set and the third player in the hand with an overpair of jacks. The turn and river are the A Vanessa Rousso Getting Short Vanessa Rousso and an unknown opponent were tangled up on a board of K Josh Arieh Aggressively Building Stack The 2004 main event third place finisher has been hammering away at his table. He has built his stack up to well over 100,000 and is among the chip leaders. In one hand a player in middle position raised to 1,200 and the player to his left reraised to 3,400. Arieh held the button and thought for awhile before making it 9,300. Both his opponents folded. Arieh is at 132,000.
Ryan Young Wins a Small One Ryan Young raised to 1,200 preflop and was called by Glen Chorny and another opponent. The flop came J
Elky Eliminates an Opponent Bertrand Grospellier and his opponent got it all in preflop. Grospellier tabled the J Dutch Boyd Takes a Pot from Phil Ivey On a board of A Troy Weber Charges to the Chip Lead A pot held 15,000 when the flop hit the table J Player Tags: Josh Arieh, Scott Fischman, David Benyamine, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier |
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| Jun 25, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 45 - $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
End of Day 2: John Kabbaj Way Out In Front, Laps The FieldJun 25, '09 Day 2 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em has concluded for the night and just fourteen players remain. Overnight Day 1 and most of Day 2 chipleader Michael Brummelhuis was eliminated early in the money (21st – $24,066) after relinquishing the chiplead to Bryn Kenney (22nd – $24,066) sometime after the dinner break. Kenny would cruise a few levels with the lead until he got it in bad against Kevin Stammen (23rd – $24,066) and current chipleader John Kabbaj in a massive, three-way all in, double elimination pot. Kabbaj would grab the chiplead this hand and not look back. By the end of Level 20 Kabbaj had amassed nearly a quarter of the chips in play, lapping the field with 2,026,000; more than double J.C. Alvarado who currently sits in second place (924,000). The final day begins at 1:00 pm PDT, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com as we bring you all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 14 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. John Kabbaj — 2,226,000 Average Chip Count: 589,285 Notable Eliminations: 15. Vanessa Rousso — $43,019 Big Hands Vanessa Rousso Eliminated in 15th Place ($43,019) On a flop of 9 Rousso: 10 Rousso gets it in ahead of Todd but the 8 Player Tags: Eugene Todd, Vanessa Rousso End of Day 1: Michael Brummelhuis Secures Late-Night ChipleadJun 24, '09 Day 1 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em is in the books and Michael Brummelhuis of the Netherlands leads the way with 330,200 in chips, followed not so closely by such notable players as Toto Leonidas, Luke Staudenmaier, David Pham, Eric Bladwin, Mike Kamran, Kirill Gerasimov, Chris Moore, Justin Young, Erik Seidel, Issac Haxton, Marco Johnson, Florian Langmaan and Burt Boutin, all of whom have more than 100,00 in chips the last time we checked. Defending Champion, Nenad Medic is still in the field as well, and with a healthy chip stack of just under 100,000. Notable players that would not be so lucky to advance beyond Day 1 include Chris Ferguson, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein and Peter Eastgage, to name a few. With 275 total entrants in this event, just 85 players made it through the night, and they will return to the Rio at 2:00pm PDT to begin Day 2, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com for all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 85 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Michael Brummelhuis — 330,200 Average Chip Count: 97,058 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
Singer started this hand with 79,000; Kamran with 81,000. David Singer raises to 4,400 from middle position and Mike Kamran raises to 11,500 from the button. Singer reraises the size of the pot (41,300) and Kamran moves all in; he barley has Singer covered. Singer calls and both players turn over their cards. Singer: A Board: Q Singer fails to improve as Kamran’s aces hold up. Mike Kamran eliminates David Singer from the tournament and brings his stack up to 160,000 this hand. Vanessa Rousso Quadruples Up Lee Markholt raises to 4,000 from the cutoff and gets three callers; Nam Le (button), Vanessa Rousso (small blind) and Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier (big blind). The flop comes J Rousso: 10 Rousso flops the nut straight while Nam Le flops middle set. The turn is the 7
With just about 30,000 already in the pot on a board of 10 Florian Langmaan tanks for several minutes before the clock is called. Langmaan ultimately makes the call with top pair (J The river is the 10 Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Lee Markholt, Nam Le, David Singer, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Michael Kamran, Florian Langmann, Michiel Brummelhuis |
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| Jun 24, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 45 - $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
End of Day 2: John Kabbaj Way Out In Front, Laps The FieldJun 25, '09 Day 2 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em has concluded for the night and just fourteen players remain. Overnight Day 1 and most of Day 2 chipleader Michael Brummelhuis was eliminated early in the money (21st – $24,066) after relinquishing the chiplead to Bryn Kenney (22nd – $24,066) sometime after the dinner break. Kenny would cruise a few levels with the lead until he got it in bad against Kevin Stammen (23rd – $24,066) and current chipleader John Kabbaj in a massive, three-way all in, double elimination pot. Kabbaj would grab the chiplead this hand and not look back. By the end of Level 20 Kabbaj had amassed nearly a quarter of the chips in play, lapping the field with 2,026,000; more than double J.C. Alvarado who currently sits in second place (924,000). The final day begins at 1:00 pm PDT, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com as we bring you all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 10,000-20,000 Players Remaining: 14 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. John Kabbaj — 2,226,000 Average Chip Count: 589,285 Notable Eliminations: 15. Vanessa Rousso — $43,019 Big Hands Vanessa Rousso Eliminated in 15th Place ($43,019) On a flop of 9 Rousso: 10 Rousso gets it in ahead of Todd but the 8 Player Tags: Eugene Todd, Vanessa Rousso End of Day 1: Michael Brummelhuis Secures Late-Night ChipleadJun 24, '09 Day 1 of Event no. 45 – $10,000 World Championship of Pot-Limit Hold’em is in the books and Michael Brummelhuis of the Netherlands leads the way with 330,200 in chips, followed not so closely by such notable players as Toto Leonidas, Luke Staudenmaier, David Pham, Eric Bladwin, Mike Kamran, Kirill Gerasimov, Chris Moore, Justin Young, Erik Seidel, Issac Haxton, Marco Johnson, Florian Langmaan and Burt Boutin, all of whom have more than 100,00 in chips the last time we checked. Defending Champion, Nenad Medic is still in the field as well, and with a healthy chip stack of just under 100,000. Notable players that would not be so lucky to advance beyond Day 1 include Chris Ferguson, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein and Peter Eastgage, to name a few. With 275 total entrants in this event, just 85 players made it through the night, and they will return to the Rio at 2:00pm PDT to begin Day 2, so be sure to check back with CardPlayer.com for all of the action from this marquee event. Blinds: 1,000-2,000 Players Remaining: 85 out of 275 Chip Counts: 1. Michael Brummelhuis — 330,200 Average Chip Count: 97,058 Notable Eliminations: David Singer Big Hands:
Singer started this hand with 79,000; Kamran with 81,000. David Singer raises to 4,400 from middle position and Mike Kamran raises to 11,500 from the button. Singer reraises the size of the pot (41,300) and Kamran moves all in; he barley has Singer covered. Singer calls and both players turn over their cards. Singer: A Board: Q Singer fails to improve as Kamran’s aces hold up. Mike Kamran eliminates David Singer from the tournament and brings his stack up to 160,000 this hand. Vanessa Rousso Quadruples Up Lee Markholt raises to 4,000 from the cutoff and gets three callers; Nam Le (button), Vanessa Rousso (small blind) and Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier (big blind). The flop comes J Rousso: 10 Rousso flops the nut straight while Nam Le flops middle set. The turn is the 7
With just about 30,000 already in the pot on a board of 10 Florian Langmaan tanks for several minutes before the clock is called. Langmaan ultimately makes the call with top pair (J The river is the 10 Player Tags: Hoyt Corkins, Lee Markholt, Nam Le, David Singer, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Michael Kamran, Florian Langmann, Michiel Brummelhuis |
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| Jun 14, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 World Championship Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em | 2 | + |
Hour 4 Update: Vanessa Rousso Eliminated, Alec Torelli AdvancesJun 14, '09 Hour 4 Update Players Remaining: 33 out of 256 Completed Round 3 Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Jonathan Jaffe vs. Dario Minieri Big Hands: Vanessa Rousso Eliminated Evan Roberts open-shoved for the last of Vanessa Rousso’s stack of 39,600. Rousso went into the tank before finally calling with ace-six. Roberts tabled pocket fives and they held up to eliminate the 2009 NBC National Heads Up runner-up. Alec Torelli Advances The short stack of Joao Barbosa moved all-in preflop and Alec Torelli went into the tank. He said, “this is going to be a close one.” He eventually made the call and exposed the A Mike Caro Doubles Up Approaching almost four hours of play, Mike Caro went all-in with the A Left In The Deck: Everyone that has advanced to round four has made the money. The next round will begin very shortly. If the Caro vs. Popov match has not ended by then, the rest of the field will still begin the next round. Player Tags: Mike Caro, Vanessa Rousso, Alec Torelli, Evan Roberts, Joao Barbosa Hour 6 Update: Vanessa Rousso AdvancesJun 14, '09 Hour 6 Update Players Remaining: 76 out of 256 Completed Round 2 Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Tom “Durrrr” Dwan vs. Samuel Stein Big Hands: Vanessa Rousso Eliminates Emil Patel Emil Patel raised to 5,000 preflop and Vanessa Rousso went into the tank. She asked him how much he had behind and Patel replied with just about 35,000. Rousso went all-in and Patel instantly called. Rousso exposed the A Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso, Emil Patel |
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| Jun 14, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 29 - $10,000 World Championship Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Hour 4 Update: Vanessa Rousso Eliminated, Alec Torelli AdvancesJun 14, '09 Hour 4 Update Players Remaining: 33 out of 256 Completed Round 3 Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Jonathan Jaffe vs. Dario Minieri Big Hands: Vanessa Rousso Eliminated Evan Roberts open-shoved for the last of Vanessa Rousso’s stack of 39,600. Rousso went into the tank before finally calling with ace-six. Roberts tabled pocket fives and they held up to eliminate the 2009 NBC National Heads Up runner-up. Alec Torelli Advances The short stack of Joao Barbosa moved all-in preflop and Alec Torelli went into the tank. He said, “this is going to be a close one.” He eventually made the call and exposed the A Mike Caro Doubles Up Approaching almost four hours of play, Mike Caro went all-in with the A Left In The Deck: Everyone that has advanced to round four has made the money. The next round will begin very shortly. If the Caro vs. Popov match has not ended by then, the rest of the field will still begin the next round. Player Tags: Mike Caro, Vanessa Rousso, Alec Torelli, Evan Roberts, Joao Barbosa Hour 6 Update: Vanessa Rousso AdvancesJun 14, '09 Hour 6 Update Players Remaining: 76 out of 256 Completed Round 2 Matches (Winner in Bold): 1. Tom “Durrrr” Dwan vs. Samuel Stein Big Hands: Vanessa Rousso Eliminates Emil Patel Emil Patel raised to 5,000 preflop and Vanessa Rousso went into the tank. She asked him how much he had behind and Patel replied with just about 35,000. Rousso went all-in and Patel instantly called. Rousso exposed the A Player Tags: Vanessa Rousso, Emil Patel |
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| Jun 10, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 23 - $10,000 World Championship No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball | 1 | + |
Level 7 Update: Rousso, Alioto, Williams EliminatedJun 11, '09 Blinds: 400-800 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 66 out of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Roland de Wolfe — 124,000 Average Chip Count: 43,636 Notable Eliminations: Vanessa Rousso Big Hands:
Vanessa Rousso moves all in for 3,500 from the button and Daniel Alaei calls from the small blind. Rousso draws two cards while Alaei draws only one. Aleai turns over a made J-7 low while Rousso shows a 10-9-2 low and first draws a queen, and then another ten. Rousso is eliminated from the tournament. Dario Alioto Eliminated by John Juanda Carlos Mortensen raises to 2,000 from under the gun and Freddy Deeb calls from early position. John Juanda reraises to 8,500 from the cutoff and Dario Alioto four-bets a total of 17,000. Mortensen and Deeb both fold their hands and Juanda calls. Juanda draws one card while Alioto stands pat. Juanda bets 30,000 after the draw, enough to put Alioto all in. Alioto calls all in for his last 25,000 and Juanda turns over an 8-7-5-4-3 low. Alioto mucks his cards and Juanda rakes the pot. Dario Alioto is eliminated from the tournament as Juanda brings his stack back up to 102,000 which keeps him in contention.
David Williams moves all in for 3,425 from the button and Justin Smith calls from the small blind. Both players draw one card each. Williams was drawing to a J-10 low while Smith had already made a 9-6 low. With Williams drawing dead, Smith rakes the pot as he eliminates his opponent from the tournament. Player Tags: John Juanda, Carlos Mortensen, Daniel Alaei, David Williams, Vanessa Rousso, Dario Alioto, Freddy Deeb, Justin Smith Level 4 Update: Negreanu BustsJun 10, '09 Blinds: 150-300 with a 75 ante Players Remaining: 92 of 96 Chip Counts: 1. Jon Turner – 65,000 Average Chip Count: 30,968 Notable Eliminations: Daniel Negreanu Big Hands:
The player in seat 4 raised to 1,000 and only Vanessa Rousso made the call from the small blind. Draw: Seat 4 draws 1 card, Rousso draws 1 card Seat 4 checked and Rousso did the same behind her. “King,” Rousso announced as she tabled K-J-9-7-3. Seat 4 mucked and Rousso took the pot, improving to 35,000. He’s Supposed To Win With 1,500 in the pot, it was time for David Grey and Phil Ivey to draw cards. Draw: Grey draws 1 card, Ivey stands pat “It’s okay,” Grey said as he was dealt his card. “He’s supposed to beat me.” Grey looked down at his hand and then bet 2,000. Ivey then tanked for a bit and elected to muck. Grey said a few words to Ivey and he just laughed. Grey was up to 28,000 and Ivey was down to 42,000.
After all of the pre-draw action between Greg Mueller and Huck Seed, it was time for both players to draw. Draw: Seed draws 1 card, Mueller draws 1 card Both players checked and Seed showed the A Sung Takes Another Pot After Steve Sung and his opponent had drawn their cards, both players checked the action and Sung showed down 9-7-5-3-2 and his opponent mucked. Sung raked in the pot and he was up to almost 50,000 in chips. Left In The Deck: Players have gone on a 60 minute dinner break. Player Tags: Huck Seed, Greg Mueller, David Grey, Phil Ivey, Vanessa Rousso Level 2 Update: Chino Doing WellJun 10, '09 Blinds: 75-150 with a 25 ante Entrants: 72 Chip Counts: 1. Huck Seed – 32,000 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Chino Rheem raised to 425 before the first draw and the player in seat 6 raised to 1,500 total. “I’m gonna give it back to you,” Rheem said as he threw in the call and it was time to draw. Draw: Rheem draws 1 card, Seat 6 stands pat Seat 6 stood pat and checked before Rheem even received his card. Rheem glanced down and then fired 3,200 and seat 6 made the call. Rheem showed down 8-6-5-4-2 and his opponent mucked. Rheem took in the pot and was at almost 40,000 total. Karas And Nguyen Get Involved, Neither Takes The Pot Archie Karas raised to 400 from the big blind before the draw and Scotty Nguyen made the call from the cutoff. The button in seat 3 also came along and it was time to draw. Draw: Karas draws 1 card, Nguyen draws 1 card, Seat 3 draws 2 cards After the draw, Karas checked and Nguyen did the same. The player in seat 3 checked and turned over his Queen-low. Nguyen then showed the K
David Williams arrived to the tournament toward the end of level 1 and took his seat at the table holding Vanessa Rousso and Jeff Lisandro. We pick this hand up at the draw. Draw: Rousso draws 2 cards, Lisandro draws 2 cards, Williams draws 1 card. There was 1,000 in the pot and the action was checked to Williams. He fired 600 into the pot and both of his opponents mucked. Williams raked in the pot and he was around 32,000 total. Fitoussi Takes A Pot From Bellande Bruno Fitoussi tangled with Jean-Robert Bellande in a hand. There was 1,200 in the pot after both players drew cards. The action was checked all around and Fitoussi tabled 9-7-6-3-2 and Bellande mucked. Fitoussi took the pot and was around 33,000 total while Bellande was down to around 25,000 total. Left In The Deck: Another 10k Event, Another Cash? Ville Wahlbeck has taken his seat at a table holding Johnny Chan and Erick Lindgren. Wahlbeck has already made two final tables in $10,000 buy-in events. He finished 3rd in the 10k Stud event and won the 10k mixed games event. It will be interesting to see if Wahlbeck can keep his hot streak going. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Jeffrey Lisandro, Bruno Fitoussi, Archie Karas, David Williams, Ville Wahlbeck, Jean-Robert Bellande, Vanessa Rousso, Chino Rheem Level 1 Update: Rousso Takes A Big Pot EarlyJun 10, '09 Blinds: 50-100 with a 25 ante Entrants: 62 Chip Counts: 1. Huck Seed – 32,000 Average Chip Count: 30,000 Notable Eliminations: None Big Hands:
Vanessa Rousso raised to 300 from the cutoff and the player in seat 2 was next to act on the button. He repopped it to 4,300 more and Rousso made the call. It was then time to draw. Draw: Rousso Stands Pat, Seat 2 Stands Pat Rousso showed down 9-7-4-3-2 and her opponent flashed a 10, then he mucked his hand. Rousso scored a nice sized pot early on and she was up to almost 20,000, her two reload chips still intact. Chan And Lindgren Tangle After both players had drawn their cards, Johnny Chan fired 800 into the pot and Lindgren thought for a few moments before making the call. Chan showed a 10-low and Lindgren mucked his hand. Chan took in the pot and was around 13,000 in the early going. Lindgren dropped to 9,200 but would get some back in later hands.
The player in seat 5 min-raised to 200 and Lindgren made the call. Draw: Seat 5 draws 1 card, Lindgren draws 1 card Erick Lindgren led out for 600 after the draw and his opponent mucked his hand, giving the pot to Lindgren. But Lindgren was not done. A few hands later, the player in seat 6 drew two cards while Lindgren took one card. Seat 6 then checked to Lindgren who fired 700 into the pot. Seat 6 mucked his hand and Lindgren took down another pot. Lindgren was up to 16,000 with his two reload chips still intact. Seed Pushes Grizzle Out Sam Grizzle raised to 600 from early position and action folded around to Huck Seed in the big blind. Seed then raised it 2,600 total and action was back on Grizzle. Grizzle tanked for a bit and then threw his cards into the muck. Seed took in the pot and he was up to 32,000 after he used his two reload chips. Left In The Deck: Bartender, I’ll Take A Double Shot As the tournament began, it was explained to Sam Grizzle that the two red chips in front of him were to rebuy his chips. Grizzle needed clarification from Huck Seed and Mike Matusow that these chips were just reload chips and that they would not cost anything extra. This was a relief to Grizzle, who said “If this is a rebuy tournament I am not playing.” After this was explained, Grizzle elected to take his reload immediately and Huck Seed followed suit. Players can use their reload at any time during the first three levels. If they do not use it by the end of level 3, the players are forced to take the 20,000 in chips. Player Tags: Sam Grizzle, Erick Lindgren, Huck Seed, Mike Matusow, Johnny Chan, Vanessa Rousso |
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| Jun 04, '09 | 2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event | 1 | + |
Level 6 Update: Ferguson Goes BustJun 04, '09 Level Structure: 2-7 triple draw, limit hold’em, and Omaha 8OB: 400-800 blinds and 800-1,600 limits 7-card stud, razz, and 7-card stud 8OB: 200 ante, 200 bring-in, with a 800 completion and 800-1,600 limits no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha: 200-400 blinds with a 100 ante NOTES: Games change every eight hands. Two players will be forced to sit out during 2-7 triple draw each hand. Players Remaining: 167 out of 194 Chip Counts: 1. Vanessa Rousso – 80,000 Average Chip Count: 34,035 Notable Eliminations: Mark Vos Big Hands: Limit HE Fireworks went off between Steve Sung and Jeff Madsen after the flop came 8 On the next hand, Vanessa Rousso raised to 1,200 preflop and Madsen was the only caller. The flop came K NLHE
On a board reading 4 Daniel Negreanu and David Bach each got up and stretched their legs as Ferguson contemplated on what to do. Finally, Ferguson grabbed his stack and splashed it into the pot, tabling K Omaha 8 Smith Scoops The River On a board showing 10 Razz Chino Rheem: 2 Rheem led out with 1,600 and Seed made the call. Chiu decided he had enough of this nonsense and mucked his hand. Chino Rheem: 2 Rheem fired another 1,600 shot and Seed made the call. On the river, Rheem slowed down and checked. Seed followed suit and Rheem announced “seven,” indicating his seven-low. Seed then turned over 4 Player Tags: John Cernuto, Chris Ferguson, Huck Seed, Gavin Smith, Bruno Fitoussi, Vanessa Rousso, Chino Rheem, Jeff Madsen |
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