Thierry Vandenberg Eliminated in 6th Place ($9,985)
Posted: Wed, Jun 27, 07, 10:13 AM
Thierry Vandenberg pushes all in for his last $17,000 and Nick Binger makes the call. Binger shows A 7 and Vandenberg shows K J. The board comes 8 6 2 9 7, and Vandenberg is our sixth place finisher. After the hand, Nick Binger increases his stack to $134,000 and Michael Binger and John Murphy celebrate from the rail.
Eugene Todd raises to $11,500 from the small blind. Jason Lane immediately moves in from the big blind for $22,500 more. Todd thinks for awhile before calling and saying that he need to gamble and has nothing. He shows 8 6 while Lane has him dominated with A 6. The board comes K J 10 K 6, and Lane is our seventh place finisher.
Thierry Vandenberg moves in for his last $12,000 and Jason Lane makes the call. Lane shows A Q and Vandenberg shows Q 9. Vandenberg asks for two nines and the board comes K Q 5 9 10, giving Vandenberg a winning two pair.
Knock Out
Posted: Wed, Jun 27, 07, 9:39 AM
Audley Harrison is a boxer from Las Vegas. He may be handling the chips well lately, but he has made it clear that he is a boxer first and foremost. He is currently training for his next big fight in September, which is why he was a few minutes late to the final table. But he has a small exhibition warm up fight in July, where he must choose his own opponent.
After hearing this, Eugene Todd spoke up and volunteered. If the money is right, Todd has no problem stepping in the ring with the former title contender. "I just need three hours to train," said Todd. As tough as a guy from New York is, there is no doubt in my mind that Harrison would make Todd immediately regret his decision.
George "Bond11" Dunst pushes all in for his last $14,500. Jason Lane calls from the blinds and shows A 7. Dunst bemoans the fact that he is dominated and shows 7 6. The board comes J 3 2 5 A, and Dunst is our eighth place finisher.
John Nathan raised to $9,000 and George "Bond11" Dunst reraised all in from the small blind. It's for all of Nathan's chips and he calls instantly showing A 10. Dunst shows 4 4 and we're racing. The board comes A 9 6 10 K, and Nathan doubles up again.
The blinds have been raised to $1,500/$3,000 with a $500 ante.
Patrick O'Connor Eliminated in 9th Place ($4,435)
Posted: Wed, Jun 27, 07, 9:23 AM
Patrick O'Connor raised all in for his last $15,000 in the cutoff. Nick Binger reraised all in to isolate from the small blind. O'Connor showed 9 4 and Binger had him dominated with A 4. The board came K 8 5 6 A, and Binger makes the nut flush to eliminate O'Connor in ninth place.
Patrick O'Connor raises to $7,000 from middle position and John Nathan moves in over the top from the big blind. It's $16,000 more to O'Connor and he reluctantly makes the call with Q 9. Nathan shows A 10. The board comes A J 2 K Q, and Nathan doubles up to about $47,000.