David Parades Eliminated in 11th Place ($39,346)
Oct 27, '10
John Patgorski raised to 28,000 preflop and David Parades, Curt Kohlberg, and Bernard Lee all made the call. The flop was dealt 8
3 3
and Patgorski bet 57,000. Parades made the call and Lee and Kohlberg mucked.
The turn fell 10 and Patgorski bet 155,000. Parades made the call and the river fell 4
. Patgorski moved all in and Parades made the call for his tournament life.
Parades flipped over pocket nines but Patgorski held A
10, which was good to give him a massive chip lead worth 2.5 milion. Parades was eliminated in 10th place and he will take home $39,346 in prize money.
Player Tags: Curt Kohlberg, Bernard Lee, David Paredes, Gabe Patgorski
David Adkison Eliminated in 13th Place ($32,305)
Oct 27, '10
David Adkison got the last of his chips into the middle preflop and John Patgorski made the call. Their cards:
Adkison: A Q
Patgorski: A A
Board: 5 4 4 6 Q
Adkison was eliminated on the hand in 13th place and he will take home $32,305. Play continues on six handed at the two final tables.
Player Tags: Gabe Patgorski, David Adkison
Gabe Patgorski Eliminated in Second Place ($324,770)
Oct 28, '10
Gabe Patgorski raised to 125,000 and Jim Anderson came over the top to 325,000. Patgorski then four-bet to 655,000 and Anderson moved all in.
Patgorski called and showed AJ, but he was crushed by Anderson’s AA. The board fell 8737J and Patgorski was eliminated.
Player Tags: Jim Anderson, Gabe Patgorski
Gabe Patgorski Chips Up
Oct 28, '10
Jim Anderson raised to 120,000 and Gabe Patgorski reraised to 360,000 from the big blind. Anderson called and the flop came down Q72.
Patgorski continued with a bet of 215,000 and Anderson called. The turn was the 10 and Patgorski checked.
Anderson checked behind and the river was the Q. Patgorski checked and Anderson checked behind. Patgorski showed A-K and that was good enough to win the pot and move him over the 2.5 million mark.
Player Tags: Jim Anderson, Gabe Patgorski
Patgorski Picks Up Some Ground
Oct 28, '10
Gabe Patgorski raised to 100,000 and Jim Anderson called. Both players checked to the river on a board reading KK965 and Anderson bet 130,000.
Patgorski called and showed ace high, which was enough to beat Anderson’s ten high. Patgorski is now just over 2 million in chips.
Player Tags: Jim Anderson, Gabe Patgorski
Bernard Lee Eliminated in Third Place ($236,368)
Oct 28, '10
Bernard Lee moved all in for 710,000 and Gabe Patgorski made the call.
Lee showed 1010 and was racing against Patgorski AK. The board rolled out 953KJ and Lee was eliminated.
Player Tags: Bernard Lee, Gabe Patgorski
HUGE POT! Jim Anderson Doubles Through Gabe Patgorski
Oct 28, '10
Jim Anderson raised to 90,000 on the button and Gabe Patgorski reraised to 300,000 from the small blind. Anderson reraised to 650,000 and after getting a count, Patgorski moved all in.
Anderson called off his 2.4 million and showed JJ. Patgorski was caught with his A6 and failed to outdraw his opponent when the board fell J93QQ.
Anderson now has about 5 million of the nearly 7 million chips in play.
Player Tags: Jim Anderson, Gabe Patgorski
Chop It Up
Oct 28, '10
Gabe Patgorski minraised on the button and Bernard Lee made the call. David Sands then moved all in and Patgorski folded.
Lee then made the call and both players showed down the same hand. AQ for Sands and AQ for Lee. The board fell KJ5QA and the two players chopped up the pot.
Player Tags: Bernard Lee, David Sands, Gabe Patgorski
Shannon Shorr Eliminated in Sixth Place ($100,151)
Oct 28, '10
Shannon Shorr raised to 72,000 from the button and Gabe Patgorski reraised to 207,000 from the big blind. Shorr thought it over for a few second before announcing that he was all in.
Patgorski instantly called and Shorr knew he was in trouble with his JJ. Patgorski showed AA and they held on a board of 983KK. Shorr is eliminated and Patgorksi is now an overwhelming chip leader with over 3.6 million in chips.
Player Tags: Shannon Shorr, Gabe Patgorski
Curt Kohlberg Triples Through David Sands
Oct 28, '10
Curt Kohlberg moved all in for 185,000 and Gabe Patgorski made the call from the button. Action folded to David Sands in the big blind and he moved all in to isolate.
Patgorski folded and Kohlberg showed Q10. Sands showed AJ, but it failed to hold as the board fell Q9846. With that pot, Kohlberg tripled up to nearly 600,000 in chips.
Note: If you are thrown off by Kohlberg’s necklace, you should also know that in his spare time, he enjoys helicopter skiing and is a nationally ranked squash player. No, we are not joking.
Player Tags: Curt Kohlberg, David Sands, Gabe Patgorski
