David Frazee Eliminated in Seventh Place ($6,390)
Oct 21, '08
David Frazee moved all in preflop from the button and Luke Priour made the call in the big blind. Their cards:
Priour: A
3
Frazee: K5
Board: A
62JQ
Frazee was eliminated in seventh place, and he took home $6,390 in prize money.
Player Tags: David Frazee, Luke Priour
Frazee Survives
Oct 21, '08
On the first three hands after the break, David Frazee was able to run his stack of 1,500 up to 80,000 by doubling up, tripling up, and doubling up again. On the last of those three hands he was dominated with A-9 against A-K when the board ran out J-9-3-4-2 to help him survive. "You're sick," said Mike Nguyen after the hand. "I deserve a little sickness after that one hand," replied Frazee.
Player Tags: David Frazee
HUGE Hand
Oct 21, '08
David Frazee in the small blind and Jason Mann in middle position built a pot up to 35,000 preflop when a flop of A
3Q was dealt on the table. Both players checked and after the 4 fell on the turn things got very interesting. Frazee opened the action with a bet of 50,000 and Mann reraised all in to quickly escalate things. Frazee made the call and he had Mann covered by 1,500. They turned up their hands and Frazee held 86, but Mann held J9 for an even better flopped flush. The river brought the 9 and Mann doubled up on the hand to become a massive chip leader with 828,000. Frazee was crippled with 1,500, which he will most likely move all in on the first hand after the break.
Player Tags: Jason Mann, David Frazee
Joseph Akinseti Doubles Up on the River
Oct 21, '08
David Frazee raised preflop to 21,000 UTG+1 and Joseph Akinseti reraised all in from the cutoff. Frazee made the call and they turned up their cards:
Frazee: 88
Akinseti: AK
Board: QQ53K
Akinseti hit a king on the river to survive and said, "Ship it to the kid," as he collected the pot.
Player Tags: David Frazee, Joseph Akinseti
David Frazee Scores One
Oct 20, '08
David Frazee raised to 5,000 under the gun and seat 9 popped it to 13,000 on the button. Frazee made the call and the flop was dealt Q53. Frazee bet 13,000 and his opponent mucked his hand. Frazee took down the pot to keep his stack around 100,000 and near the chip lead.
Player Tags: David Frazee
