Adam Junglen Poker Tournament Updates

Level 27: Adam Junglen Eliminated in 5th Place ($96,737)

Jun 20, '11

Blinds: 25,000-50,000

Players Remaining: 4 out of 685

Average Chip Count: 1,541,250

Chip Counts:

1. Sam Stein – 2,800,000
2. Ben Lamb – 1,500,000
3. Warren Fund – 1,100,000
4. Christian Harder – 600,000

Eliminations:

5th. Adam Junglen – $96,737

Adam Junglen Eliminated in 5th Place ($96,737)

Adam Junglen raised to 100,000 before the flop and Sam Stein called.

The flop came 8 5 3, Stein checked, Junglen bet 125,000, Stein check-raised the size of the pot to 575,000, Junglen shoved and Stein called.

Junglen: Q 10 9 8
Stein: J 8 5 4

Junglen was behind with top pair against Stein’s top two pair. The turn and river were the 2 and A, no help to Adam Junglen who was eliminated in 5th place ($96,737).

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Player Tags: Adam Junglen

Level 25: Zimnan Ziyard Eliminated in 6th Place ($71,548)

Jun 20, '11

Blinds: 15,000-30,000

Players Remaining: 5 out of 685

Average Chip Count: 1,233,000

Chip Counts:

1. Sam Stein – 1,800,000
2. Adam Junglen – 1,500,000
3. Ben Lamb – 1,400,000
4. Warren Fund – 805,000
5. Christian Harder – 700,000

Eliminations:

6th. Zimnan Ziyard – $71,548

Zimnan Ziyard Eliminated in 6th Place ($71,548)

Zimnan Ziyard started the level as the short stack and managed to find an early double up through Christian Harder with a set of kings against top two pair. Ziyard was still short however when he got it all in preflop against Adam Junglen with the best hand.

Ziyard: A K K 4
Junglen: J 10 9 7

The board came 9 9 7 A Q, giving Junglen a full house on the flop. Zimnan Ziyard was eliminated in 6th place ($71,548).

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Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Zimnan Ziyard

Level 22: Barch 10th; Final Table Now Underway

Jun 19, '11

NOTE: Play resumed today at 4:00pm with 25 players, and with the elimination of John Barch in 10th place ($24,441), the official nine-handed final table is now underway.

Blinds: 8,000-16,000

Players Remaining: 9 out of 685

Average Chip Count: 685,000

Chip Counts:

1. Ben Lamb – 2,005,000
2. Christian Harder – 1,250,000
3. Adam Junglen – 818,000
4. Austin Scott – 670,000
5. Sam Stein – 635,000
6. Warren Fund – 625,000
7. Zimnan Ziyard – 500,000
8. Brock Parker – 362,000
9. Dilyan Kovachev – 195,000

Payouts:

1st. $420,802
2nd. $259,918
3rd. $184,368
4th. $132,623
5th. $96,737
6th. $71.548
7th. $53,633
8th. $40,748
9th. $31,360

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Player Tags: John Barch,   Brock Parker,   Warren Fund,   Austin Scott,   Ben Lamb,   Adam Junglen,   Christian Harder,   Dilyan Kovachev

Level 8: Radoja Leads Final Three; Baumstein 4th, Junglen 5th

Jun 17, '11

Blinds: 80,000-160,000 with a 20,000 ante

Players Remaining: 3 out of 387

Average Chip Count: 5,000,000

Chip Counts:

1. Mark Radoja – 8,200,000
2. Jeffrey Gross – 4,600,000
3. Nicolas Fierrogottner – 1,800,000

Eliminations:

4th. Scott Baumstein – $146,639
5th. Adam Junglen – $109,406

Adam Junglen Eliminated in 5th Place ($109,406)

Nicolas Fierrogottner open-shoved the small blind and Adam Junglen called all in from the big blind.

Fierrogottner turned over 9 9 for the lead against Junglen’s A 4.

The board came K 5 2 6 2, no help to either player as Adam Junglen was eliminated in 5th place ($109,406).

Scott Baumstein Eliminated in 4th Place ($146,639)

Scott Baumstein open-shoved the small blind and Jeffrey Gross called from the big blind.

Gross turned over A Q for the lead against Baumstein’s A 7.

The board came Q 9 7 8 K, giving both players a pair on the flop. Jeffrey Gross won the pot with a higher pair of queens while Scott Baumstein was eliminated in 4th place ($146,639).

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Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Scott Baumstein

Level 6: Fierrogottner Makes Quads Again, Junglen Ends Level Ahead

Jun 16, '11

Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante

Players Remaining: 5 out of 387

Average Chip Count: 3,000,000

Chip Counts:

1. Adam Junglen – 4,700,000
2. Nicolas Fierrogottner – 4,400,000
3. Mark Radoja – 2,450,000
4. Jeffrey Gross – 2,100,000
5. Scott Baumstein – 1600,000

Radoja Doubles Through Junglen For Chip Lead

Nicolas Fierrogottner started the level off as one of the short stacks, but quickly doubled through then chip leader Adam Junglen after getting it all in before the flop with A 10 against Junglen’s 7 7.

The board came A 9 3 J 3, giving Fierrogottner top pair on the flop. Fierrogottner doubled up to just over 3 million this hand, taking the chip lead from Junglen who was left with about 2.5 million.

A few hands later and Nicolas Fierrogottner managed to put even further distance between himself and his opponents after winning a huge pot against Mark Radoja with quad eights. That was the second time Nicolas Fierrogottner made quads at this final table, and he continues to lead with over 4 million.

Not For Long…Junglen Takes The Lead Back

Nicolas Fierrogottner stole the chip lead from Adam Junglen earlier in the level by doubling through, but as Level 7 approached, Junglen managed to sneak in and steal the lead back once again. Junglen got involved in a huge pot with Mark Radoja worth 3 million that went to a showdown. Junglen had turned the nut straight and taken the chip lead back once again with 4.7 million, leaving Radoja with just about 2.5 million after the hand.

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Player Tags: Mark Radoja,   Adam Junglen

Level 5: Radoja Leads Final Five; Lebedev 5th, Terry 6th

Jun 16, '11

Blinds: 30,000-60,000 with a 10,000 ante

Players Remaining: 5 out of 387

Average Chip Count: 3,000,000

Chip Counts:

1. Mark Radoja – 5,300,000
2. Adam Junglen – 4,100,000
3. Jeffrey Gross – 2,100,000
4. Nicolas Fierrogottner – 1,800,000
5. Scott Baumstein – 1,600,000

Eliminations:

6th. Nikita Lebedev – $82,287
7th. Todd Terry – $62,370

Todd Terry Eliminated in 7th Place ($62,370)

Todd terry started the level as the short stack and wasted no time getting it in. On the first hand of Level 5, Todd Terry open-shoved for 440,000 before the flop, Adam Junglen called, Mark Radoja re-shoved for about 2.2 million and Junglen called.

Radoja was in the lead with K K against Junglen’s 10 10 and Terry’s Q 9.

The board came A J J 7 3, no help for any one as Radoja more than doubled up while Todd Terry was eliminated in 7th place ($62,370).

Nikita Lebedev Eliminated in 6th Place ($82,287)

After Todd Terry was eliminated at the beginning of Level 5, Nikita Lebedev inherited the role of the short stack and was eliminated right towards the end of the level.

Adam Junglen opened the pot for 140,000 from under the gun, Nikita Lebedev moved all in for about 1,100,000 and Junglen called.

Junglen was ahead with K K against Lebedev’s Q 9.

The board came J J 5 8 8, no help for Nikita Lebedev who was eliminated in 6th place ($82,287).

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Player Tags: Todd Terry,   Mark Radoja,   Adam Junglen,   Nikita Lebedev

Level 3: Baumstein Takes Big Lead; Getzwiller 8th

Jun 16, '11

Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 5,000 ante

Players Remaining: 8 out of 387

Average Chip Count: 1,875,000

Chip Counts:

1. Scott Baumstein – 4,300,000
2. Nicolas Fierrogottner – 2,750,000
3. Adam Junglen – 1,650,000
4. Jeffrey Gross – 1,340,000
5. Mark Radoja – 1,225,000
6. Nikita Lebedev – 850,000
7. Todd Terry – 695,000
8. Thomas Marchese – 530,000

Eliminations:

9th. Sean Getzwiller – $36,669

Sean Getzwiller Eliminated in 9th Place ($36,669)

Sean Getzwiller started the level as the short stack and moved all in over the top of from the small blind after Adam Junglen button-raised to 60,000 before the flop.

Junglen called and turned over 2 2 for the lead against Getzwiller’s A 8.

The board came Q 9 6 6 K, no help for Sean Getzwiller who was eliminated in 9th place ($36,669). Getzwiller was denied what could have been his second bracelet of the summer while Junglen secured the chip lead with over 4 million.

Baumstein Takes the Lead

Shortly after Sean Getzwiller was eliminated in 8th place, Jeffrey Gross doubled through Scott Baumstein with A A against A J.

Baumstein took a big hit there, but quickly bounced back after doubling through then chip leader Adam Junglen. Baumstein got it all in pre-flop with A A against Junglen’s K K. Baumstein took the chip lead that hand with over 3.5 million.

Junglen tangled with Baumsetin in another big hand right before the break, dropping down to just over 1.6 million after Baumstein made aces and queens to skyrocket to 4.3 million in chips.

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Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Sean Getzwiller,   Scott Baumstein

Level 2: Dan Smith Eliminated in 10th Place ($28,447)

Jun 16, '11

Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 4,000 ante

Players Remaining: 9 out of 387

Average Chip Count: 1,666,666

Chip Counts:

1. Adam Junglen – 3,385,000
2. Scott Baumstein – 2,835,000
3. Thomas Marchese – 1,720,000
4. Mark Radoja – 1,605,000
5. Nicolas Fierrogottner – 1,360,000
6. Jeffry Gross – 1,340,000
7. Nikita Lebedev – 1,320,000
8. Todd Terry – 880,000
9. Sean Getzwiller – 535,000

Eliminations:

10th. Dan Smith – $28,447

Dan Smith Eliminated in 10th Place ($28,447)

Dan Smith opened for 60,000, Todd Terry reraised to 160,000 from the small blind, Adam Junglen four-bet to 380,000 from the big blind, Smith moved all in for about 1,000,000, Terry folded and Junglen called.

Smith turned over Q Q for the lead while Junglen showed A K for the draw.

The board came 7 7 4 K 8, giving Junglen a pair of kings on the turn. Junglen took a sizeable chip lead this hand with about 3.3 million while Dan Smith was eliminated in 10th place ($28,447).

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Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Dan Smith

Level 1: Final Table Underway

Jun 16, '11

NOTE: The shootout formula is different than most in that it plays more like a series of single-table sit-n-go’s than a conventional tournament. This event started with 387 players and ended last night (two days later) with just the 10. To get there, the final 10 players each had to win two tables, one on each of the first two days of this event.

NOTE: Play ended last night with 10 players and resumed shortly after 2:30pm. Each of the remaining ten players was issued a fresh starting stack of 1,500,000 and the standard shootout structure began once again.

Blinds: 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante

Players Remaining: 10 out of 387

Average Chip Count: 1,500,000

Chip Counts:

1. Scott Baumstein – 1,500,000
2. Jeffrey Gross – 1,500,000
3. Dan Smith – 1,500,000
4. Thomas Marchese – 1,500,000
5. Nicolas Fierrogottner – 1,500,000
6. Nikita Lebedev – 1,500,000
7. Todd Terry – 1,500,000
8. Adam Junglen – 1,500,000
9. Sean Getzwiller – 1,500,000
10. Mark Radoja – 1,500,000

Payouts:

1st. $436, 568
2nd. $269,742
3rd. $198,096
4th. $146,639
5th. $109,406
6th. $82,287
7th. $62,370
8th. $47,636
9th. $36,669
10th. $28,447

Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table.

Player Tags: Todd Terry,   Mark Radoja,   Adam Junglen,   Sean Getzwiller,   Scott Baumstein,   Thomas Marchese,   Dan Smith,   Nikita Lebedev

Adam Junglen Eliminated

Feb 27, '11

Adam Junglen just stopped by media row for a “quick vent” to let us know the details about his elimination.

Apparently, Junglen was all in preflop against Tony Ma for 60,000 with pocket queens against K-Q. The board wasn’t kind to Junglen and now he out of the tournament.

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Poker Tweets -- Adam Junglen

Nov 14, '10

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Anh Van Nguyen Doubles Through Adam Junglen

Nov 14, '10

On a flop of 876, Anh Van Nguyen bet 8,500 and Adam Junglen made the call. The turn was the 10 and Nguyen checked.

Junglen bet 12,400 and Nguyen raised to 42,500. Junglen then moved all in and Nguyen called for his last 73,500. Junglen showed 107 for two pair, but he needed help against Nguyen’s 98 for a turned straight.

The river as the 4 and Nguyen doubled up to 182,000. Junglen was left with around 75,000 in chips.

Player Tags: Anh Van Nguyen,   Adam Junglen

Leve Seven Hour One Update: Shorr Wins a Big Pot

Jul 09, '10

Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante

Players Remaining: 1,800 out of 2,412

Card Player Chip Counts

Barry Shulman – 140,000
Shannon Shorr – 133,000
Matt Matros – 50,000
Allyn Jaffrey Shulman – 36,400
Steven A. Murphy – 23,500
Adam Schoenfeld – 28,500
Justin Marchand – 13,100

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Dragan Galic – 313,500
2. Robert Mizrachi – 243,000
3. Dwyen Ringbauer – 240,000
4. Cole South – 223,500
5. Jesper Hougaard – 201,000
6. Carter Phillips – 196,000
7. Corwin Cole – 176,000
8. Sam Farha – 176,000
9. Andrew Liporace – 172,000
10. Yevgeiny Timoshenko – 160,000

Notable Eliminations:

Tom McEvoy

Player Twitter Accounts:

Barry Shulman
Erik Seidel
Maria Ho
Chris Moorman
Mike Caro
Jamie Rosen
Daniel Negreanu
Eric Froehlich
Scotty Nguyen
Jennifer Leigh
Antonio Esfandiari
Dennis Phillips
Bryan Devonshire
Annie Duke

Big Hands:

Shorr Vaults Up the Chip Counts

We missed exactly how it happened, but we saw Shannon Shorr getting a whole bunch of chips in preflop against his opponent. His opponent was all-in and the cards were flipped up. Shorr tabled KK and was up against 88.

The board stayed clean for Shorr as it ran out 95A104 and Shorr is now up to 133,000 and eliminating an opponent.

Sediel Stacks A Player

Erik Seidel and another player at his table got into a preflop war which led to Seidel calling his all-in of 10,000 with AK. The other player tabled the K9 and Seidel saw the good news.

The board was good for Seidel as it came out 8764A. Seidel eliminated a player and increased his stack to 51,000 in the process.

Nordberg Takes Opponent to Value Town

Peter Feldman bet 4,000 on the turn after the action was checked to him with the board reading KQ2Q and was called by his opponent.

The river was the J and it was checked to Feldman again. He bet 10,000 this time and was called. Feldman showed Q10 and his opponent mucked. Feldman is up to 73,000 with the pot.

The Dragon Doubles Through Jett

Seat 1 raised to 1,500 and David “The Dragon” Pham moved all in for 8,700 total. Acting after Pham, Chip Jett called and seat 1 got out of the way. Their hands:

Pham: QQ
Jett: AK

The two pros were in a coin flip situation. The flop ran 9103, keep Phan in the lead. The board finished with the 7 and the J and Phan doubled up to around 21,000 in chips. Jett still had around 57,000 after the loss.

Chan Gets Value From The Nuts

On a board showing 10K89A Johnny Chan bet 7,000 into the pot, sending his opponent in seat 1 deep into the tank. After some time, the player called and Chan showed the nuts — QJ for the broadway straight.

His opponent mucked and Chan saw his stack grow to around 140,000.

Don’t Bully Your Seniors

Berry Johnston bet 2,500 on a flop of 2102, and seat 5 decided it was time to test the former main event winner by raising to 6,600. Johnston thought for a minute, then threw out five 5,000 chips. Seat 5 thought briefly and then mucked his hand.

Johnston had around 55,000 after the hand.

Junglen Drops One

Picking up the action after the turn, the board read K935. Adam Junglen fired 2,100 and the player in seat 4 made the call.

The river was the Q and both players checked. Seat 4 tabled AQ for a pair of queens on the river and Junglen mucked.

Junglen dropped the pot and was at 113,000.

Phillips Gets Pushed Out

Dennis Phillips raised to 3,500 from the button and the player in seat 2 raised to 10,000 from the small blind. Phillips tanked and then called so both players could see a flop of AQ9.

The small blind led out for 15,000 and Phillips released his hand rather quickly.

After the hand he was at 40,500.

Hawrilenko Takes It On The Turn

Matt Hawrilenko raised to 1,500 from the button and the player in the big blind made the call. The flop came down Q44 and both players checked.

The turn was the 8 and the big blind checked again. Hawrilenko took a stab with 2,200 and it was enough as the big blind mucked.

Hawrilenko took the pot and he was at 38,000.

Mizrachi’s Ladies Hang On

Picking up the action after the flop had come down Q98, the action was checked to Michael Mizrachi.

He bet 4,000 and the player in seat 4 called. Seat 7 mucked and the remaining two players saw the 10 fall on the turn.

Both players checked and the river was the 2. Mizrachi led out with 9,150 and seat 4 mucked his hand as the ESPN cameras swarmed the table.

Mizrachi then gave them something to look at as he flashed QQ for top set. He took the pot and was up to 55,000.

Player Tags: David Pham,   Erik Seidel,   Chip Jett,   Michael Mizrachi,   Johnny Chan,   Berry Johnston,   Matt Hawrilenko,   Peter Feldman,   Shannon Shorr,   Adam Junglen,   Dennis Phillips

Level 3 Update: Devilfish Eliminated

Jun 23, '09

Blinds: 200-400

Players Remaining: 250 out of 276

Notable Eliminations:

David “Devilfish” Ulliott

Big Hands:

Amit Makhija Doubles up Opponent

After a raise to 1200 and a call, Amit Makhija three-bet the size of the pot to 4800 and then the original raiser moved all in for approximately 10,000. The other player got out of the way and Makhija made the call.

Makhija tabled AJ and his opponent showed QQ. There was little drama in this hand as the flop was Q99. Makhija could not hit running aces and lost the pot.

Pocket Fours “Hold Up” for Rajkumar

Vivek Rajkumar and Adam Junglen see a flop of 58Q. Junglen checked and Rajkumar bet 1800, which Junglen called.

The turn was the 6 and Junglen checked and called 3600. The K fell on the river and Junglen checked once more. Vivek thought for a few moments before announcing “one pair” and tabling the 44.

Junglen smirked a little bit and mucked his hand.

Devilfish Drowns at the Hands of Demidov

David Devilfish Ulliott raised to 1200 on the button and Ivan Demidov put in a three-bet from the blinds. Ulliott then moved the rest of his chips in and Demidov made the call.

Demidov tabled the A5 and was up against Ulliott’s A6. The board flop was 529, giving Demidov a pair of fives, but giving Ulliott the nut flush draw.

The turn was the 8 and the river was the J, which sent Ulliott home early.

Player Tags: Vivek Rajkumar,   Amit Makhija,   Adam Junglen,   Ivan Demidov

Hour 4 Update: Durrrr Advances

Jun 13, '09

Hour 4 Update

Players Remaining: 120 out of 256

Completed Matches:

1. Tom “Durrrr” Dwan vs. Samuel Stein
2. Erik Seidel vs. Adam Junglen
3. Cory Carroll vs. Sorel Mizzi
4. Alec Torelli vs. Jan Maarten Meijer
5. Bryan Pellegrin vs. Will Failla

Big Hands:

Tom Dwan Advances

Already having his opponent massively out chipped, Tom Dwan was faced with Samuel Stein’s all-in preflop with the 88. Dwan called with the A5 The flop was safe for Stein as it came 9107. However, the A hit the turn, putting the online cash game specialist way out in front. The 4 hit the river and Durrrr easily advanced.

Erik Seidel Moves On

Adam Junglen got the rest of his chips in the pot with king-nine on a board of Q96 and was in bad shape against the AQ of Erik Seidel. The board bricked out for Junglen and Seidel won his second round match quickly.

Player Tags: Erik Seidel,   Tom Dwan,   Adam Junglen

Adam Junglen Eliminated

Jan 07, '09

Adam Junglen was recently eliminated when his A-K was up against the A-Q of his opponent, but his opponent hit a queen on the board to knock Junglen out of the tournament.














 

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Adam Junglen Eliminated

Nov 07, '08

Adam Junglen has been eliminated from the tournament when his pocket queens ran into a set of sixes on a jack-high flop.

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CardPlayer TV: Adam Junglen Eliminated

Oct 30, '08

CardPlayer TV caught the elimination hand of Adam Junglen before the dinner break:

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Adam Junglen Eliminated in Sixth Place ($147,818)

Oct 30, '08

Michael Kamran bet 420,000 and Adam Juglen raised all in for 1.47 million. Hevad Khan made the call, as did Kamran, and the flop was dealt QQ4. Khan and Kamran checked and the turn fell J. The 9 fell on the river and both live players checked again. All three players then turned up their hands:

Khan: AK
Kamran: AK
Junglen: A-8

Khan and Kamran chopped the pot and Junglen was eliminated on the hand in sixth place. He will take home $147,818 in prize money.






 

Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Hevad Khan,   Michael Kamran

John Hennigan Eliminated in Seventh Place ($118,255)

Oct 30, '08

John Hennigan moved all in preflop from the hi-jack and Michael Kamran came over the top of him all in on the button. Adam Junglen called all in from the button and then all three players turned up their hands:

Kamran: 1010
Junglen: AK
Hennigan: A9

Board: QQ346

Hennigan was eliminated in seventh place and he took home $118,255 in prize money. Junglen was knocked down to 1.13 million after the hand and Kamran shot up to 8.7 million after taking down the massive pot.





 

Player Tags: John Hennigan,   Adam Junglen,   Michael Kamran

Hevad Khan Takes Back the Chip Lead

Oct 30, '08

Adam Junglen raised to 375,000 preflop and Hevad Khan made the call. John Hennigan and Michael Kamran also made the call. The flop was dealt J85 and Junglen bet 950,000. Khan made the call and Hennigan mucked. Kamran also made the call and the turn fell J. Kamran and Junglen checked and then Khan bet 1,000,000. Both of this opponents mucked and Khan took down the hand to take back the upper hand at the final table.










 

Player Tags: John Hennigan,   Adam Junglen,   Hevad Khan,   Michael Kamran

Make it Rain

Oct 30, '08

Hevad Khan raised to 320,000 under the gun and Michael Kamran made the call on the button. Adam Junglen made the call from the small blind as well and the flop was dealt AK5. Junglen and Khan checked, and Kamran bet 475,000. Juglen mucked and Khan made the call. The 3 was dealt on the turn and both players checked. The 8 fell on the river and Khan bet 550,000. Kamran mucked and Khan took down the pot.










 

Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Hevad Khan,   Michael Kamran

Adam Junglen Doubles Up

Oct 30, '08

Adam Junglen raised 300,000 preflop and Daniel Schreiber reraised all in. Juglen made the all-in call. Their cards:

Junglen: AK
Schreiber: K4

Board: 853Q2

Junglen doubled up from 2,275,000 after the hand.








 

Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Daniel Schreiber

Adam Junglen Doubles Through Hevad Khan

Oct 30, '08

Adam Junglen is all in with KQ against Hevad Khan's KJ.

The board comes 1096J7 and Junglen makes a straight to double up to just under 2.5 million.

Player Tags: Adam Junglen,   Hevad Khan

William Heimiller Doubles Up

Oct 29, '08

With 290,000 in the pot, and a flop of K98 on the table, Adam Junglen raised 180,000 from the cutoff. Heimiller took five minutes to count out his chip stack and hem and haw over his decision. The clock was called on him and as the clock expired he decided to move all in. Junglen called and they turned up their hands:

Junglen: A9
Heimiller: AK

Turn and River: 72

Heimiller doubled up on the hand and survived, while Junglen took a big hit to his stack.

Here is the hand as featured on CardPlayer TV:








 

Player Tags: William Heimiller,   Adam Junglen