Level 7 Update -- Table 11 is Stacked
Mar 06, '11
Blinds: 300-600 with a 75 ante
Players Remaining: 104 out of 154
Chip Counts:
1. Brcue Antman — 70,000
2. Scott Clemenst — 65,000
3. Kenny Lawson — 55,000
4. Ali Eslami — 50,000
5. Daniel Negreanu — 50,000
6. Men Nguyen — 50,000
7. Jerry Yang — 45,000
8. John Hennigan — 45,000
9. David Baker — 40,000
10. Michael Katz — 40,000
Notable Eliminations:
Carter Phillips
Big Hands:
Table 11 on the Rise
Table 11 has been collecting talented players throughout day 1B and there is now a fun collection of players seated together. The table currently features Daniel Negreanu, Kathy Liebert, Dwyte Pilgrim, and John Hennigan.
Michael Katz takes a Hit
The hi-jack bet 1,250 preflop and Michael Katz made the call from the big blind. A player under the gun called as well and the flop fell K
9
4
. All three players checked and the turn fell 3. Katz bet 1,900 and UTG made the call. The hi-jack mucked and the river fell 8. Both players checked and UTG revealed pocket queens. Katz mucked.
Joe Cada Doubles Up an Opponent
A player in late position raised to 1,700 preflop and Cada reraised all in. His opponent made the all-in call for 14,625. Their cards:
Cada: 10
10
Opponent: A K
Board: K Q 3 6 6
Cada’s opponent doubled up and his stack fell below 15,000 as a consequence.
Poker Tweet — Barry Greenstein
Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Daniel Negreanu, John Hennigan, Dwyte Pilgrim, Joseph Cada, Michael Katz
Level 6 Update -- Prize Pool Released
Mar 06, '11
Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante
Players Remaining: 115 out of 154
Chip Counts:
1. Brcue Antman — 70,000
2. Scott Clemenst — 65,000
3. Kenny Lawson — 55,000
4. Ali Eslami — 50,000
5. Daniel Negreanu — 50,000
6. Men Nguyen — 50,000
7. Jerry Yang — 45,000
8. John Hennigan — 45,000
9. David Baker — 40,000
10. Michael Katz — 40,000
Notable Eliminations:
Matt Affleck
Bobby Suer
David Peters
Payout Structure:
There are 417 entries, with the top 56 making the money.
Total Prize Pool: $1,921,327
1: $500,000
2: $300,000
3: $190,000
4: $140,000
5: $100,000
6: $75,000
7: $55,000
8: $35,327
9-10: $27,000
11-12: $21,000
13-14: $17,000
15-16: $14,000
17-24: $11,500
25-32: $10,000
33-40: $9,000
41-48: $8,000
49-56; $7,500
Big Hands:
Ali Eslami Takes One Down
The board read 8 6 5 3 when the big blind bet 1,600. Ali Eslami made the call from middle position and the 7 fell on the turn. Eslami bet 4,800 and his opponent mucked. Eslami grew his stack to 50,000 after the hand.
Poker Tweet — Kathy Liebert
Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, Ali Eslami
Level 4 Update -- Jason Alexander Out
Mar 06, '11
Blinds: 150-300
Players Remaining: 131 out of 154
Chip Counts:
1. Brcue Antman — 80,000
2. Kenny Lawson — 75,000
3. Arnaud Mattern — 70,000
4. Allen Kessler — 55,000
5. Daniel Negreanu — 50,000
6. Dwyte Pilgrim — 40,000
7. Ray Henson — 40,000
8. Michael Kazt — 40,000
9. David Baker — 40,000
10. John Hennigan — 40,000
Notable Eliminations:
Jason Alexander
Big Hands:
Eddy Sabat Wins a Nice Pot
The flop read Q 4 3 when the hi-jack bet to 2,300 and the cutoff made the call. Eddy Sabat then raised to 5,000 from the big blind and both of his opponents made the call. All three players then checked the A on the turn.
The river fell A and the the hi-jack bet 6,200. The cutoff mucked and Sabat went into the tank. He eventually made the call and flipped over Q J. The hi-jack turned over 6 5 and Sabat collected the pot with the winning hand.
Pilgrim vs. Hennigan
The board read 10 8 2 9 when John Hennigan bet 4,000 from the big blind. Dwyte Pilgrim made the call from the button and the 8 fell on the river. Hennigan bet 5,500 and Pilgrim made the call after a short time in the tank. Hennigan flipped over Q 7 and Pilgrim mucked, giving Hennigan the pot.
Poker Tweet — Kathy Liebert Channeling Charlie Sheen
Player Tags: Kathy Liebert, John Hennigan, Jason Alexander, Dwyte Pilgrim
There was a nice pot sitting on the table along with a board that read 5
Kathy Liebert moved all in preflop for 355,000 from late position and Darryll Fish made the call from the cutoff. Their cards:
Priyan de Mel and Kathy Liebert have hit the rail towards the end of the final level of the night.
Blinds: 50-100
9
and the small blind bet 700. Everyone else mucked and Little raised to 2,000.
7
on the table when the small blind checked before Cheong moved all in for 8,525 from the button. The small blind made the call after a moments deliberation and Cheong flipped over 6
Elezra’s Two Pair Better Than Ivey’s
Pescatori Doubles Through Elezra
Negreanu Eliminates Liebert
Mueller Loses Early Pot
Deeb Runs Into Aces
Vengrin Shows a Big Bluff
On a flop of 9