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Sandra Naujoks

Hometown: Berlin

Country of Origin: Germany

Sandra Naujoks

Lifetime Winnings
Career Titles
Career Cashes
2009 POY Rank

$1,520,421
2
6
86 (1920 points)

Sandra Naujoks - Live Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Oct 02, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VI	PokerStars EPT London Main Event	1	+
Level 4 Update -- Sandra Naujoks Hits the Rail Oct 02, '09 Blinds: 150-300 Players Remaining: 270 out of 305 (Unofficial) Average Chip Count: 34,000 Notable Eliminations: Sandra Naujoks Shaun Deeb Hand of the Level: Sandra Naujoks No Longer With Us Team PokerStars Pro Sandra Naujoks from Germany ran into a bit of bad luck during level four. Though she found herself all in and in a dominating position with pocket kings, her opponent’s A-J managed to spike an ace on the flop and put her in jeopardy. The turn and river were no help and she was sent to the rail in unceremonious fashion. Left In The Deck: Moving Right Along Apparently, the players in this tournament don’t realize this is the main event. Despite 30,000 in starting chips and a relatively slow structure, the field is eliminating good chunks of itself at an alarming rate. The blinds haven’t kicked up much at all, yet players are finding ways to get it in with draws or even much less. Teddy Is Ready and Steady Retired soccer (football) player Teddy Sheringham is in today’s field. The European superstar led Manchester United to a Champion’s League title and now he’s hunting for a poker trophy to add to his expansive display case. Just a few days ago, Sheringham finished in 14th place at the WSOP Europe main event and earned the respect of the poker community. He’s hoping his momentum continues and carries him deep once again. So far today, Sheringham is still sitting with his original starting stack. Player Tags: Teddy Sheringham, Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Jul 07, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	$10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event	2	+
Level 5 Hour 1 Update: Gus Hansen Busts Jul 07, '09 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 1,476 out of 1,476 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Maimone – 135,000 2. Craig Hopkins – 118,150 3. Jesse Rios – 117,150 4. Lehoussine Karim – 104,975 5. Daniel Makowsky – 100,200 6. Fabrice Soulier – 97,725 7. Jason Riesenberg – 93,650 8. Jason Alexander – 89,575 9. Shane Warne – 87,625 10. Jeremy Ausmus – 85,300 Notable Eliminations: Gus Hansen Sandra Naujoks Big Hands: Gus Hansen Eliminated Gus Hansen entered the day with over 38,000 in chips but he was sent to the rail early in day 2a. After the flop came down KQ3, Hansen called a bet from Norman Gautron. The turn brought the 10 and Gautron bet again. Hansen raised and was promptly reraised all in. Hansen called and showed AJ for a Broadway straight. Gautron tabled pocket threes for a set. Hansen was in good shape but the K on the river filled up Gautron and Hansen was out. Billy Argyros Doubles Up The man known as “the croc,” Billy Argyros moved all in with AK and was called by a player holding A9. The board failed to crack Argyros’ big slick and he doubled up to about 17,000. The Legend Takes Some Off Boatman “Amarillo” Slim Preston raised to 1,500 preflop and Barny Boatman made the call. The flop fell 974 and Preston checked.Boatman did the same and the turn was the J. Boatman bet 2,500 after Preston checked. The bet was called and the river was the 5. Both players checked again and Preston showed 96 for top pair on the flop. Boatman showed AK, missing everything and Preston took the pot. Preston was at 55,000 while Boatman was at 35,000. Andy Black Gets There On a flop of 422 the player under the gun led out for 1,500 and Andy Black called from the button. The turn was the 6 and the under the gun player bet 3,000. Black raised to 8,000 and was called. The river was the A. Action was checked to Black, who bet 14,000. The bet was called and Black showed A8 for top pair on the river and it was good for the pot. Black was at 74,000. Naujoks Goes Bust Sandra Naujoks was down to her last 13,000 and moved it all in with AK. She was called by a player with QQ. The flop came Q86, giving her opponent a set. The turn left her drawing dead when she could not connect and she was gone early in day 2a. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Amarillo Slim Preston, Andy Black, Billy Argyros, Sandra Naujoks Level 4 Hour 2 Update: Last Hour of the Day Jul 03, '09 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 921 out of 1116 Chip Counts: 1. Redmond Lee – 130,000 2. James Navlanic – 100,000 3. Bryan Colin – 98,000 4. Jason Riesenberg – 92,000 5. Domen Pinteric – 90,000 6. Dragan Gelic – 88,000 7. Jason Alexander – 84,500 8. Eli Elezra – 84,300 9. Chris Demaci – 80,000 10. David Sands – 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Jerry Yang, Perry Friedman, Darryl Dicken, Orel Hershiser, David Grey, Isaac Haxton, Andy Bloch Big Hands: Tilly Can’t Win A Flip The player in seat 4 raised to 800 and Jennifer Tilly made the call. The player in seat 9 then moved all in for 13,000 and seat 4 mucked. Tilly then took a session in the tank and decided to make the call. Seat 9: 33 Tilly: A9 Board: Q62J4 Tilly was in a race situation with two overcards but could not connect and she was down to 12,000 in chips. Hansen Picks Up Aces, Takes Pot Gus Hansen was in the big blind and was battling with the small blind. On the river the board read 62KJ7 and there was already over 10,000 in the pot. The small blind checked over to Hansen, who bet 4450. The small blind tanked for a minute or so before begrudgingly tossing in the call. Hansen showed the AA and his opponent in the small blind just shook his head and mucked his hand. Johnny Chan Doubles Up, Cripples Steve Paul-Ambrose Johnny Chan got all of his chips in the middle preflop against Steve Paul-Ambrose. With his tournament life on the line, Chan tabled AK and was way ahead of the AQ of Ambrose. The board ran out J223A, which was not good enough for Steve Paul-Ambrose, and gave Chan the pot. Chan doubled to 14,000, but Ambrose was left with just 6000 Andy Black Takes A Pot On a flop of 953, Andy Black bet 1,200 and his opponent in seat 2 made the call. The turn was the 7 and Black fired another 3,000. Seat 2 decided to muck his hand and Black took the pot, improving his stack to 66,000. Naujoks Lives To Fight Again Picking up the action on the river, the board read Q9946, Sandra Naujoks fired 8,100 into the pot. The player in seat 3 then raised to 63,000, having Naujoks well covered. Naujoks then took a long tank session to decide whether to commit her remaining 18,750 into the pot. After a couple of minutes, she finally decided to release her hand. David Grey Busts David Grey was all in against his opponent. Grey was holding 85 and flopped two pair as it fell J85. However, his opponent made a flush and Grey was ousted from the main event. Straight Flushed With over 12,000 in the pot preflop, the flop came down 532. Mike Sexton moved all in and his opponent made the call. Sexton tabled 54 for top pair and a straight flush draw while his opponent tabled 33 for a set. The turn made Sexton his flush as the 8 fell. The river then brought the 6, making Sexton a straight flush to add insult to injury as his opponent was eliminated and Sexton was up to 40,000. Andy Bloch Loses Race and Ends Main Event Run After a middle position limper, a short stacked Andy Bloch moved all in for his remaining chips. The limper ended up calling Bloch’s all in and showed 44 and was racing against Bloch’s AJ. The flop was 8KQ, giving Bloch a straight draw to go along his overcards. The turn gave Bloch more outs as it was the Q. Bloch was unable to catch a K, 8, 10, J, or A on the river as the 7 fell and eliminated him from the tournament. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Johnny Chan, Mike Sexton, Jennifer Tilly, Andy Black, Steve Paul Ambrose, Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Jul 03, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	$10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event	1	+
Level 5 Hour 1 Update: Gus Hansen Busts Jul 07, '09 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 1,476 out of 1,476 Chip Counts: 1. Nick Maimone – 135,000 2. Craig Hopkins – 118,150 3. Jesse Rios – 117,150 4. Lehoussine Karim – 104,975 5. Daniel Makowsky – 100,200 6. Fabrice Soulier – 97,725 7. Jason Riesenberg – 93,650 8. Jason Alexander – 89,575 9. Shane Warne – 87,625 10. Jeremy Ausmus – 85,300 Notable Eliminations: Gus Hansen Sandra Naujoks Big Hands: Gus Hansen Eliminated Gus Hansen entered the day with over 38,000 in chips but he was sent to the rail early in day 2a. After the flop came down KQ3, Hansen called a bet from Norman Gautron. The turn brought the 10 and Gautron bet again. Hansen raised and was promptly reraised all in. Hansen called and showed AJ for a Broadway straight. Gautron tabled pocket threes for a set. Hansen was in good shape but the K on the river filled up Gautron and Hansen was out. Billy Argyros Doubles Up The man known as “the croc,” Billy Argyros moved all in with AK and was called by a player holding A9. The board failed to crack Argyros’ big slick and he doubled up to about 17,000. The Legend Takes Some Off Boatman “Amarillo” Slim Preston raised to 1,500 preflop and Barny Boatman made the call. The flop fell 974 and Preston checked.Boatman did the same and the turn was the J. Boatman bet 2,500 after Preston checked. The bet was called and the river was the 5. Both players checked again and Preston showed 96 for top pair on the flop. Boatman showed AK, missing everything and Preston took the pot. Preston was at 55,000 while Boatman was at 35,000. Andy Black Gets There On a flop of 422 the player under the gun led out for 1,500 and Andy Black called from the button. The turn was the 6 and the under the gun player bet 3,000. Black raised to 8,000 and was called. The river was the A. Action was checked to Black, who bet 14,000. The bet was called and Black showed A8 for top pair on the river and it was good for the pot. Black was at 74,000. Naujoks Goes Bust Sandra Naujoks was down to her last 13,000 and moved it all in with AK. She was called by a player with QQ. The flop came Q86, giving her opponent a set. The turn left her drawing dead when she could not connect and she was gone early in day 2a. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Amarillo Slim Preston, Andy Black, Billy Argyros, Sandra Naujoks Level 4 Hour 2 Update: Last Hour of the Day Jul 03, '09 Blinds: 150-300 with a 25 ante Players Remaining: 921 out of 1116 Chip Counts: 1. Redmond Lee – 130,000 2. James Navlanic – 100,000 3. Bryan Colin – 98,000 4. Jason Riesenberg – 92,000 5. Domen Pinteric – 90,000 6. Dragan Gelic – 88,000 7. Jason Alexander – 84,500 8. Eli Elezra – 84,300 9. Chris Demaci – 80,000 10. David Sands – 80,000 Notable Eliminations: Jerry Yang, Perry Friedman, Darryl Dicken, Orel Hershiser, David Grey, Isaac Haxton, Andy Bloch Big Hands: Tilly Can’t Win A Flip The player in seat 4 raised to 800 and Jennifer Tilly made the call. The player in seat 9 then moved all in for 13,000 and seat 4 mucked. Tilly then took a session in the tank and decided to make the call. Seat 9: 33 Tilly: A9 Board: Q62J4 Tilly was in a race situation with two overcards but could not connect and she was down to 12,000 in chips. Hansen Picks Up Aces, Takes Pot Gus Hansen was in the big blind and was battling with the small blind. On the river the board read 62KJ7 and there was already over 10,000 in the pot. The small blind checked over to Hansen, who bet 4450. The small blind tanked for a minute or so before begrudgingly tossing in the call. Hansen showed the AA and his opponent in the small blind just shook his head and mucked his hand. Johnny Chan Doubles Up, Cripples Steve Paul-Ambrose Johnny Chan got all of his chips in the middle preflop against Steve Paul-Ambrose. With his tournament life on the line, Chan tabled AK and was way ahead of the AQ of Ambrose. The board ran out J223A, which was not good enough for Steve Paul-Ambrose, and gave Chan the pot. Chan doubled to 14,000, but Ambrose was left with just 6000 Andy Black Takes A Pot On a flop of 953, Andy Black bet 1,200 and his opponent in seat 2 made the call. The turn was the 7 and Black fired another 3,000. Seat 2 decided to muck his hand and Black took the pot, improving his stack to 66,000. Naujoks Lives To Fight Again Picking up the action on the river, the board read Q9946, Sandra Naujoks fired 8,100 into the pot. The player in seat 3 then raised to 63,000, having Naujoks well covered. Naujoks then took a long tank session to decide whether to commit her remaining 18,750 into the pot. After a couple of minutes, she finally decided to release her hand. David Grey Busts David Grey was all in against his opponent. Grey was holding 85 and flopped two pair as it fell J85. However, his opponent made a flush and Grey was ousted from the main event. Straight Flushed With over 12,000 in the pot preflop, the flop came down 532. Mike Sexton moved all in and his opponent made the call. Sexton tabled 54 for top pair and a straight flush draw while his opponent tabled 33 for a set. The turn made Sexton his flush as the 8 fell. The river then brought the 6, making Sexton a straight flush to add insult to injury as his opponent was eliminated and Sexton was up to 40,000. Andy Bloch Loses Race and Ends Main Event Run After a middle position limper, a short stacked Andy Bloch moved all in for his remaining chips. The limper ended up calling Bloch’s all in and showed 44 and was racing against Bloch’s AJ. The flop was 8KQ, giving Bloch a straight draw to go along his overcards. The turn gave Bloch more outs as it was the Q. Bloch was unable to catch a K, 8, 10, J, or A on the river as the 7 fell and eliminated him from the tournament. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Johnny Chan, Mike Sexton, Jennifer Tilly, Andy Black, Steve Paul Ambrose, Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 18, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 35 - $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha	2	+
Level 14 Update: Sandra Naujoks, Tex Barch, Justin Smith Eliminated Jun 18, '09 Blinds: 2,000-4,000 Players Remaining: 33 out of 363 Chip Counts: 1. Jesper Hougaard – 500,000 2. Rifat Palevic – 390,00 3. Sorel Mizzi – 375,000 4. Isaac Baron – 255,000 5. Ralph Perry – 177,000 6. Anthony Lellouche – 150,000 7. David Ulliott – 109,000 8. James Smyth – 107,000 9. Michael Watson – 90,000 10. Jeff Lisandro – 20,000 Average Chip Count: 165,000 Notable Eliminations: Sandra Naujoks Tex Barch 36. Justin Smith – 11,345 Big Hands: David Ulliott Doubles Up Twice Severely short stacked with 26,000 in chips, David Ulliott went all-in preflop and was called by an opponent. Ulliott tabled the AA86 and got the perfect flop of the Q42, to have his opponent drawing stone cold dead. Ulliott is at just 54,000 however, well below average. Not too long after, Ulliott was put all-in by Justin Smith. Ulliot made the quick call with the majority of his chips already in the middle. Ulliott tabled the AA53 and was up against the AK9J of Smith. The flop was safe for Ulliott as it came 944. The 7 fell on the turn, making spades safe for a double up. The 10 hit the river and Ulliott is up to 109,000. Smith was at 51,000 before being eliminated shortly after. Sandra Naujoks Eliminated Sandra Naujoks was all-in, along with Clayton Newman, against Richard Austin. Their cards: Naujoks: 101055 Newman: A432 Austin: Q687 The flop came 542. Naujoks flopped top set but was behind against the wheel of Newman. Austin, with his monster drawing hand, was a favorite with the straight and flush draws. Naujoks needed the board to pair in order to survive. Even with the best hand at the moment, Newman had just a 12 percent chance to win, needing to dodge almost the entire deck twice. The J hit the turn and the K fell on the river, as Newman’s wheel miraculously held up. Naujoks was eliminated. Tex Barch Bubbles To Straight Flush On a board of A856, Tex Barch was all-in with the J1097, for a nine-high straight and a flush draw. His opponent, Richard Austin, held the 7433 for a lower straight, but also had a straight flush draw to boot. The disaster for the 2005 Main Event third place finisher came on the river, as the 2 fell, giving Austin a straight flush. Barch bubbled the tournament. Jeff Lisandro Left With 20,000 Chips With the J1098, Jeff Lisandro had almost all his chips in the middle against the A1052 of Jonathan Cantor. The flop board ran out A107AK and Cantor won the pot with his full house. Lisandro has just 20,000 chips to return to after the break. Left In The Deck: The players are now in the money. Action has stopped for a 60 minute dinner break. Player Tags: David Ulliott, Jeffrey Lisandro, John Barch, Justin Smith, Sandra Naujoks Level 10 Update: Naujoks Doing Well Jun 18, '09 Blinds: 800-1,600 Players Remaining: 72 out of 362 Chip Counts: 1. Jesper Hougaard – 210,000 2. Sorel Mizzi – 188,500 3. Richard Austin – 170,000 4. Cliff Josephy – 164,000 5. Edward Ochana – 160,000 6. Jeff Lisandro – 152,000 7. Ralph Perry – 140,000 8. Steve Sarrafzadeh – 132,000 9. Mortiz Schmejkal – 126,000 10. Tex Barch – 111,000 Average Chip Count: 67,222 Notable Eliminations: Scott Clements David Williams Eugene Todd Big Hands: Boosted On a board showing AK64, Justin Smith and his opponent were battling over a pot worth 8,000. Both players checked and the river brought the 10. Smith fired 7,700 and his opponent took a few moments in the tank. After coming to a final decision, he threw in the call and Smith turned over AJ107 for two pair. It was no good, however, as his opponent showed KK62 for a set of cowboys and the pot. Smith was down to 40,000. Evdakov Takes A Pot With four players in the pot, including Sorel Mizzi and Nikolay Evdakov, the flop came down A32 and everyone checked. The turn was the 10 and seat 4 fired 3,500 into the pot. Evdakov was the only caller and the 10 came on the river. Both players checked again and Evdakov KK65 and took down the pot. He was at 40,000 Naujoks Flushes Opponent Sandra Naujoks raised the pot preflop and received two callers. The flop came down Q92 and everyone checked. The turn was the 3 and the player in seat 8 fired 12,000. Naujoks made the call and the other player in the hand mucked. The river was the 5 and both players checked. “Straight,” seat 8 announced. Naujoks showed down KK62 for a flush and took down the pot. She was at 74,000. Player Tags: Nikolay Evdakov, Justin Smith, Sandra Naujoks Level 2 Update: Vanessa Selbst, Scott Seiver Eliminated Jun 17, '09 Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 356 out of 362 Chip Counts: 1. Matt Kirk – 37,000 2. Sandra Naujoks – 26,000 3. Isaac Haxton – 21,000 4. Erik Seidel – 20,000 5. Andy Black – 15,000 6. Barry Greenstein – 15,000 7. Brock Parker – 15,000 8. Daniel Negreanu – 15,000 9. Carlos Mortensen – 15,000 10. Greg Raymer – 15,000 Average Chip Count: 15,252 Notable Eliminations: Vanessa Selbst Scott Seiver Big Hands: Sandra Naujoks Eliminates Opponent Sandra Naujoks and her opponent got it in preflop with the EPT winner holding aces and her opponent tabling kings. The board offered no help for either player and Naujoks won the pot. She is up to 26,000 in chips. Isaac Haxton Eliminates Opponent On a flop of 1093, Isaac Haxton and his opponent got it all-in. Haxton tabled the KK65 while his opponent was behind with the 9876. The 7 hit the turn, giving Haxton the flush but leaving his opponent outs for a full house. The 6 fell on the river however, and Haxton won the pot and is up to 21,000. Vanessa Selbst Eliminated Selbst had a straight on the turn and got it in against an opponent with a flush draw and a set. The flush came and eliminated the 2008 WSOP Event No. 19 ($1,500 pot-limit omaha) champion. Left In The Deck: Players are on a short 20 minute break. Player Tags: Vanessa Selbst, Isaac Haxton, Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 17, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 35 - $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha	1	+
Level 14 Update: Sandra Naujoks, Tex Barch, Justin Smith Eliminated Jun 18, '09 Blinds: 2,000-4,000 Players Remaining: 33 out of 363 Chip Counts: 1. Jesper Hougaard – 500,000 2. Rifat Palevic – 390,00 3. Sorel Mizzi – 375,000 4. Isaac Baron – 255,000 5. Ralph Perry – 177,000 6. Anthony Lellouche – 150,000 7. David Ulliott – 109,000 8. James Smyth – 107,000 9. Michael Watson – 90,000 10. Jeff Lisandro – 20,000 Average Chip Count: 165,000 Notable Eliminations: Sandra Naujoks Tex Barch 36. Justin Smith – 11,345 Big Hands: David Ulliott Doubles Up Twice Severely short stacked with 26,000 in chips, David Ulliott went all-in preflop and was called by an opponent. Ulliott tabled the AA86 and got the perfect flop of the Q42, to have his opponent drawing stone cold dead. Ulliott is at just 54,000 however, well below average. Not too long after, Ulliott was put all-in by Justin Smith. Ulliot made the quick call with the majority of his chips already in the middle. Ulliott tabled the AA53 and was up against the AK9J of Smith. The flop was safe for Ulliott as it came 944. The 7 fell on the turn, making spades safe for a double up. The 10 hit the river and Ulliott is up to 109,000. Smith was at 51,000 before being eliminated shortly after. Sandra Naujoks Eliminated Sandra Naujoks was all-in, along with Clayton Newman, against Richard Austin. Their cards: Naujoks: 101055 Newman: A432 Austin: Q687 The flop came 542. Naujoks flopped top set but was behind against the wheel of Newman. Austin, with his monster drawing hand, was a favorite with the straight and flush draws. Naujoks needed the board to pair in order to survive. Even with the best hand at the moment, Newman had just a 12 percent chance to win, needing to dodge almost the entire deck twice. The J hit the turn and the K fell on the river, as Newman’s wheel miraculously held up. Naujoks was eliminated. Tex Barch Bubbles To Straight Flush On a board of A856, Tex Barch was all-in with the J1097, for a nine-high straight and a flush draw. His opponent, Richard Austin, held the 7433 for a lower straight, but also had a straight flush draw to boot. The disaster for the 2005 Main Event third place finisher came on the river, as the 2 fell, giving Austin a straight flush. Barch bubbled the tournament. Jeff Lisandro Left With 20,000 Chips With the J1098, Jeff Lisandro had almost all his chips in the middle against the A1052 of Jonathan Cantor. The flop board ran out A107AK and Cantor won the pot with his full house. Lisandro has just 20,000 chips to return to after the break. Left In The Deck: The players are now in the money. Action has stopped for a 60 minute dinner break. Player Tags: David Ulliott, Jeffrey Lisandro, John Barch, Justin Smith, Sandra Naujoks Level 10 Update: Naujoks Doing Well Jun 18, '09 Blinds: 800-1,600 Players Remaining: 72 out of 362 Chip Counts: 1. Jesper Hougaard – 210,000 2. Sorel Mizzi – 188,500 3. Richard Austin – 170,000 4. Cliff Josephy – 164,000 5. Edward Ochana – 160,000 6. Jeff Lisandro – 152,000 7. Ralph Perry – 140,000 8. Steve Sarrafzadeh – 132,000 9. Mortiz Schmejkal – 126,000 10. Tex Barch – 111,000 Average Chip Count: 67,222 Notable Eliminations: Scott Clements David Williams Eugene Todd Big Hands: Boosted On a board showing AK64, Justin Smith and his opponent were battling over a pot worth 8,000. Both players checked and the river brought the 10. Smith fired 7,700 and his opponent took a few moments in the tank. After coming to a final decision, he threw in the call and Smith turned over AJ107 for two pair. It was no good, however, as his opponent showed KK62 for a set of cowboys and the pot. Smith was down to 40,000. Evdakov Takes A Pot With four players in the pot, including Sorel Mizzi and Nikolay Evdakov, the flop came down A32 and everyone checked. The turn was the 10 and seat 4 fired 3,500 into the pot. Evdakov was the only caller and the 10 came on the river. Both players checked again and Evdakov KK65 and took down the pot. He was at 40,000 Naujoks Flushes Opponent Sandra Naujoks raised the pot preflop and received two callers. The flop came down Q92 and everyone checked. The turn was the 3 and the player in seat 8 fired 12,000. Naujoks made the call and the other player in the hand mucked. The river was the 5 and both players checked. “Straight,” seat 8 announced. Naujoks showed down KK62 for a flush and took down the pot. She was at 74,000. Player Tags: Nikolay Evdakov, Justin Smith, Sandra Naujoks Level 2 Update: Vanessa Selbst, Scott Seiver Eliminated Jun 17, '09 Blinds: 100-200 Players Remaining: 356 out of 362 Chip Counts: 1. Matt Kirk – 37,000 2. Sandra Naujoks – 26,000 3. Isaac Haxton – 21,000 4. Erik Seidel – 20,000 5. Andy Black – 15,000 6. Barry Greenstein – 15,000 7. Brock Parker – 15,000 8. Daniel Negreanu – 15,000 9. Carlos Mortensen – 15,000 10. Greg Raymer – 15,000 Average Chip Count: 15,252 Notable Eliminations: Vanessa Selbst Scott Seiver Big Hands: Sandra Naujoks Eliminates Opponent Sandra Naujoks and her opponent got it in preflop with the EPT winner holding aces and her opponent tabling kings. The board offered no help for either player and Naujoks won the pot. She is up to 26,000 in chips. Isaac Haxton Eliminates Opponent On a flop of 1093, Isaac Haxton and his opponent got it all-in. Haxton tabled the KK65 while his opponent was behind with the 9876. The 7 hit the turn, giving Haxton the flush but leaving his opponent outs for a full house. The 6 fell on the river however, and Haxton won the pot and is up to 21,000. Vanessa Selbst Eliminated Selbst had a straight on the turn and got it in against an opponent with a flush draw and a set. The flush came and eliminated the 2008 WSOP Event No. 19 ($1,500 pot-limit omaha) champion. Left In The Deck: Players are on a short 20 minute break. Player Tags: Vanessa Selbst, Isaac Haxton, Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 04, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 7 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em	2	+
Level 18 Chip Update Jun 04, '09 Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante Players Remaining: 54 out of 2,791 Chip Counts: 1. Jacob Kalb – 680,000 2. Gary Tang – 625,000 3. Clint Miller – 460,000 4. Josh Smith – 450,000 5. Mark Salinaro – 370,000 6. Tom Koral – 360,000 7. Brian McInnis – 352,000 8. Kenneth Krouner – 335,000 9. Michael Martin – 260,000 10. Jason Riesenberg – 255,000 Average Chip Count: 241,529 Notable Eliminations: Sandra Naujoks Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Apr 30, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Season V	EPT Grand Final Championship - Event 1	4	+
Sandra Naujoks Eliminated May 01, '09 Without knowing all the finer details, Sandra Naujok's demise went a little something like this: Naujoks raises preflop and Matthew Woodward calls. The flop is K 8 4, Naujoks bets out again, and Woodward makes the call. The turn is a 10 and Naujoks shoves with K-Q. Woodward calls with K-10. The river is a brick and the EPT German Open champion Sandra Naujoks hits the rail. Player Tags: Matt Woodward, Sandra Naujoks Naujoks Knocks One Out Apr 30, '09 Frenchman Sylvain Taddei bets out 31,000 from the hijack and EPT German Open champion Sandra Naujoks moves all-in to cover him. He thinks about it while she stares at him with her piercing blue eyes. He decides to call and flips over pocket jacks. Naujoks quickly shows pocket queens and the board is dealt: A 9 7 Q 5 The queen on the turn seals the deal and Taddei pushes his stack across to Naujoks, shakes her hand, and takes his leave. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks View All Live Updates From This Event
Mar 14, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT German Open - Season V	EPT Main Event	5	+
Sandra Naujoks is EPT German Open Champion (�?�917,000) Mar 14, '09 The ultimate hand of the night came with Sandra Naujoks and Holger Kanisch all in with AQ versus A9. The board fell A72 and Naujoks was behind, but the tournament was meant to be for her as the 9 fell on the turn, and the 8 on the river. She becomes the second woman to win an EPT, and in her own country at that. She takes home €917,000 for first place, while Holger Kanisch is the runner up for €533,000. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Kanisch Back in the Game Mar 14, '09 Blinds are nose-bleed inducing now - they are 50,000/100,000, Sandra Naujoks moves all in, and Holger Kanisch with about 12 big blinds left, calls. Kanisch shows A7 and Naujoks reveals K4. The board comes: Q87610. Kanisch pairs his seven, and Naujok hopes for a king. The turn gives her a straight draw but nothing comes and Kanisch doubles through. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Naujok Hopes for No Jacks Mar 14, '09 And so it continues, Sandra Naujok, a member of the PokerStars Shooting Stars team versus sit and go specialist Holger Kanisch. Naujok calls her small blind and Kanisch checks. The flop is K54 and Naujok checks. Kanisch also checks. The turn is the 7 and Naujok bets 250,000. Kanisch raises it to 800,000 and Naujok is not happy about it. She stares at him and then passes. In the very next hand, Kanisch bets 190,000 and Naujok calls. The flop comes 765 and Naujok bets 225,000. Kanisch raises it to 750,000 and Naujok lets out a big sigh, putting her head on the table. She then announces, "All in" and Kanisch insta-calls. With a bit of a mix up as to has what after Naujok lets out a German grumble of some sort when she sees Kanisch's cards, but it turns out she has pocket aces and Kanisch has pocket jacks. The turn is the 5 and the river is the 9. She doubles through and is now completely dominating Kanisch with 5,060,000. He has 1,580,000. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Small Balling Mar 14, '09 Blinds in, the flop comes AJJ. Holger Kanisch on the small blind checks, as does the big blind, Sandra Naujoks. The turn is the 9 and Kanisch checks. Naujok bets 100,00 and Kranisch calls. The river is the 7 and both players check once again. Kanisch shows 9-5 and Naujok mucks. A big pot is in the making and it won't be long before these two confident players make some waves. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Marc Gork Eliminated in Third Place (�?�307,000) Mar 14, '09 Holger Kanisch raises 160,000 on the button and Sandra Naujoks calls. Marc Gork takes his chance and pushes all in for 242,000. Kanisch then reraises it to 900,000 and Naujoks clears the way for the two to battle it out. Kanisch reveals pocket sevens and Gork shows K10. The board brings nothing for either of them: Q52J5 and Kanisch's sevens hold up. The poet and philosopher, Marc Gork, has been quite the character on this German dominated final table. He now leaves €307,000 richer for third place. We go heads up now with the two remaining Germans, Sandra Naujoks and Holger Kanisch. It should be an interesting final. The table, live feed, and players are now preparing for the final hands of the event. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork, Holger Kanisch Gork Takes Turn for Worst Mar 14, '09 With blinds of 40,000/80,000 and a 10,000 ante, Marc Gork has improved his stack, but soon Sandra Naujoks, who had lost a few pots, is back in the centre of the action. Marc Gork raises to 185,000, and Naujoks three bets to 500,000 and Gork moves all in for 2,222,000. Naujoks thinks and then makes the call. She flips over pocket tens and Gork reveals pocket sixes. The board comes J9582 and Naujok doubles through Gork. In an unbelievable turn of events Naujok now has 3,150,000 and Gork has 412,000. He is now reading his poetry to her, maybe she has left more than an impression on his stack. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork Johan Storakers Eliminated in Fourth Place (�?�237,000) Mar 14, '09 Soon after, Sandra Naujoks is at it again. She started off the day quietly and is now unleasing the fury. Johan Storakers bets 170,000 and Naujoks pushes all in. Storakers calls. He flips over AQ but finds he is behind Naujok's AK. The board falls 98222x and Naujoks has done it again. Storakers, who wanted to finish in the top four to be able to buy the house he has been looking at, can do so, as he has scraped in to that top four, earning €237,000 for fourth. He leaves three Germans - one female, two males - to battle it out. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Sandra Naujoks Michael McDonald Eliminated in Fifth Place (�?�197,000) Mar 14, '09 Mike McDonald pushes all in on the button, Sandra Naujoks calls from the small blind. McDonald: KJ Naujoks: 1010 Board: Q7563 Last year's champion Mike McDonald is no longer in the running for a double EPT. He takes home €197,000 for fifth place. Naujoks is going good. Player Tags: Michael McDonald, Sandra Naujoks Action Central Mar 13, '09 The feature table may be eye-catching but the other table has just been exploding with action and there is no wonder as to why. Florian Langmann, Marc Gork, Mike McDonald, Sandra Naujok, and Johan Storaker have been tangoing with each other for the last ten minutes. Storaker bet 39,000, Naujok called from the hijack, and Gork, who was on the button, called also. The flop came down AJ2 and the players checked it down. The turn was the 9 and Storaker bet 100,000. Gork said, "I can tell you her hand is Q-10. It's a nice bet!" He said speaking about Naujok and acknowledging Storaker's aggressive bet. Naujok and Gork folded and Storaker showed pocket jacks to the camera. Storaker is now on 1,350,000. Gork said looking at his phone, "My friend says you had jacks ... and now my girlfriend also told me you had pocket jacks. My friends are so great!" In the next hand, Gork raises from the button and Naujok calls. The flop comes KJJ and both players check. The turn is the 2 and Naujok bets 52,000. Gork pretends to check his phone, and smiles. He then mucks. He has 485,000 in chips and Naujok has 370,000. The hand after, Gork raises from the hijack to 35,000, and Langmann on the button, raises it to 100,000. McDonald who is on the big blind reraises it to 200,000 and Gork folds. Langmann contemplates it while McDonald goes a shade of pink. He eventually mucks. McDonald currently has 850,000. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Michael McDonald, Florian Langmann, Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork View All Live Updates From This Event
Mar 13, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT German Open - Season V	EPT Main Event	4	+
Sandra Naujoks is EPT German Open Champion (�?�917,000) Mar 14, '09 The ultimate hand of the night came with Sandra Naujoks and Holger Kanisch all in with AQ versus A9. The board fell A72 and Naujoks was behind, but the tournament was meant to be for her as the 9 fell on the turn, and the 8 on the river. She becomes the second woman to win an EPT, and in her own country at that. She takes home €917,000 for first place, while Holger Kanisch is the runner up for €533,000. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Kanisch Back in the Game Mar 14, '09 Blinds are nose-bleed inducing now - they are 50,000/100,000, Sandra Naujoks moves all in, and Holger Kanisch with about 12 big blinds left, calls. Kanisch shows A7 and Naujoks reveals K4. The board comes: Q87610. Kanisch pairs his seven, and Naujok hopes for a king. The turn gives her a straight draw but nothing comes and Kanisch doubles through. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Naujok Hopes for No Jacks Mar 14, '09 And so it continues, Sandra Naujok, a member of the PokerStars Shooting Stars team versus sit and go specialist Holger Kanisch. Naujok calls her small blind and Kanisch checks. The flop is K54 and Naujok checks. Kanisch also checks. The turn is the 7 and Naujok bets 250,000. Kanisch raises it to 800,000 and Naujok is not happy about it. She stares at him and then passes. In the very next hand, Kanisch bets 190,000 and Naujok calls. The flop comes 765 and Naujok bets 225,000. Kanisch raises it to 750,000 and Naujok lets out a big sigh, putting her head on the table. She then announces, "All in" and Kanisch insta-calls. With a bit of a mix up as to has what after Naujok lets out a German grumble of some sort when she sees Kanisch's cards, but it turns out she has pocket aces and Kanisch has pocket jacks. The turn is the 5 and the river is the 9. She doubles through and is now completely dominating Kanisch with 5,060,000. He has 1,580,000. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Small Balling Mar 14, '09 Blinds in, the flop comes AJJ. Holger Kanisch on the small blind checks, as does the big blind, Sandra Naujoks. The turn is the 9 and Kanisch checks. Naujok bets 100,00 and Kranisch calls. The river is the 7 and both players check once again. Kanisch shows 9-5 and Naujok mucks. A big pot is in the making and it won't be long before these two confident players make some waves. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Holger Kanisch Marc Gork Eliminated in Third Place (�?�307,000) Mar 14, '09 Holger Kanisch raises 160,000 on the button and Sandra Naujoks calls. Marc Gork takes his chance and pushes all in for 242,000. Kanisch then reraises it to 900,000 and Naujoks clears the way for the two to battle it out. Kanisch reveals pocket sevens and Gork shows K10. The board brings nothing for either of them: Q52J5 and Kanisch's sevens hold up. The poet and philosopher, Marc Gork, has been quite the character on this German dominated final table. He now leaves €307,000 richer for third place. We go heads up now with the two remaining Germans, Sandra Naujoks and Holger Kanisch. It should be an interesting final. The table, live feed, and players are now preparing for the final hands of the event. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork, Holger Kanisch Gork Takes Turn for Worst Mar 14, '09 With blinds of 40,000/80,000 and a 10,000 ante, Marc Gork has improved his stack, but soon Sandra Naujoks, who had lost a few pots, is back in the centre of the action. Marc Gork raises to 185,000, and Naujoks three bets to 500,000 and Gork moves all in for 2,222,000. Naujoks thinks and then makes the call. She flips over pocket tens and Gork reveals pocket sixes. The board comes J9582 and Naujok doubles through Gork. In an unbelievable turn of events Naujok now has 3,150,000 and Gork has 412,000. He is now reading his poetry to her, maybe she has left more than an impression on his stack. Player Tags: Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork Johan Storakers Eliminated in Fourth Place (�?�237,000) Mar 14, '09 Soon after, Sandra Naujoks is at it again. She started off the day quietly and is now unleasing the fury. Johan Storakers bets 170,000 and Naujoks pushes all in. Storakers calls. He flips over AQ but finds he is behind Naujok's AK. The board falls 98222x and Naujoks has done it again. Storakers, who wanted to finish in the top four to be able to buy the house he has been looking at, can do so, as he has scraped in to that top four, earning €237,000 for fourth. He leaves three Germans - one female, two males - to battle it out. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Sandra Naujoks Michael McDonald Eliminated in Fifth Place (�?�197,000) Mar 14, '09 Mike McDonald pushes all in on the button, Sandra Naujoks calls from the small blind. McDonald: KJ Naujoks: 1010 Board: Q7563 Last year's champion Mike McDonald is no longer in the running for a double EPT. He takes home €197,000 for fifth place. Naujoks is going good. Player Tags: Michael McDonald, Sandra Naujoks Action Central Mar 13, '09 The feature table may be eye-catching but the other table has just been exploding with action and there is no wonder as to why. Florian Langmann, Marc Gork, Mike McDonald, Sandra Naujok, and Johan Storaker have been tangoing with each other for the last ten minutes. Storaker bet 39,000, Naujok called from the hijack, and Gork, who was on the button, called also. The flop came down AJ2 and the players checked it down. The turn was the 9 and Storaker bet 100,000. Gork said, "I can tell you her hand is Q-10. It's a nice bet!" He said speaking about Naujok and acknowledging Storaker's aggressive bet. Naujok and Gork folded and Storaker showed pocket jacks to the camera. Storaker is now on 1,350,000. Gork said looking at his phone, "My friend says you had jacks ... and now my girlfriend also told me you had pocket jacks. My friends are so great!" In the next hand, Gork raises from the button and Naujok calls. The flop comes KJJ and both players check. The turn is the 2 and Naujok bets 52,000. Gork pretends to check his phone, and smiles. He then mucks. He has 485,000 in chips and Naujok has 370,000. The hand after, Gork raises from the hijack to 35,000, and Langmann on the button, raises it to 100,000. McDonald who is on the big blind reraises it to 200,000 and Gork folds. Langmann contemplates it while McDonald goes a shade of pink. He eventually mucks. McDonald currently has 850,000. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Michael McDonald, Florian Langmann, Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork View All Live Updates From This Event

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