2005 36th Annual World Series of Poker - No-Limit Hold'em Shootout - Poker Tournaments - Live Updates

Today's Free Strategy Clip: Poker Pro Andrew Brokos runs an "All-In" bluff without looking at his cards, while playing $100 No Limit Hold'em.

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2005 36th Annual World Series of Poker

Buy-In:	$1,500
Prize Pool:	$1,076,400
Entrants:	780

No-Limit Hold'em Shootout

Jun 17, '05 - Jun 18, '05

Updates on Final Day (Jun 18, 05)

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:47 PM

Hand 97 - Reategui has the button, he raises to $100,000, and Kroh folds.

Hand 98 - Kroh has the button, Kroh moves all in, and Reategui folds 6-2 offsuit.

Phil Gordon Eliminated in 3rd Place ($75,350)

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:44 PM

Hand 96 - Reategui has the button in seat 9, he raises to $100,000, and Gordon calls all in. Reategui shows A-6, while Gordon has J-8, and Gordon says he has a 38% chance to win. The flop comes Qd-6d-2s, and Gordon needs to improve. The turn card is the 5s, the river card is the 9s, and Phil Gordon is eliminated in third place, earning $75,350.

Official Chip Counts

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:30 PM

The action was fast and furious for a while, but everything should be caught up by now. The hand count might be slightly off (within about 2-3 hands), but all of the important action has been recorded. Here are the official chip counts from the break:

1. Anthony Reategui - $1,046,000 (seat 9)

2. Paul Kroh - $90,000 (seat 8)

3. Phil Gordon - $34,000 (seat 10)

15-Minute Break; Blinds Increasing to $3,000-$6,000 ($1,000 ante)

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:26 PM

The players take a 15-minute break before the blinds increase to $3,000-$6,000, with a $1,000 ante.

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:25 PM

Hand 95 - Kroh has the button in seat 8, Reategui raises to $100,000, winning the blinds and antes.

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:24 PM

Hand 92 - Kroh has the button in seat 8, and Reategui wins preflop.

Hand 93 - Reategui has the button in seat 9, and Reategui wins preflop.

Hand 94 - Gordon has the button in seat 10, Kroh limps, Reategui raises to $60,000, and Kroh calls. The flop comes Ad-Ah-2d, Kroh checks, Reategui bets, and Kroh folds.

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:20 PM

Hand 90 - Reategui has the button in seat 9, and it's folded to Kroh in the big blind, giving him the blinds and antes. Kroh shows A-J as he collects the pot.

Hand 91 - Gordon has the button in seat 10, he raises all in, winning the blinds and antes.

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:19 PM

Hand 88 - Gordon has the button in seat 10, and it's folded to Reategui in the big blind, giving him the blinds and antes.

Hand 89 - Kroh has the button in seat 8, Reategui raises, winning the blinds and antes.

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:16 PM

Hand 85 - Gordon has the button in seat 10, and it's Kroh vs. Reategui. The flop comes Ad-Kd-10s, Reategui bets $6,000, and Kroh calls. The turn card is the Jc, and they both check. The river card is the 8c, and they check again. Reategui shows J-4 to win the pot.

Hand 86 - Kroh has the button in seat 8, all three players see a flop of 5c-4c-2d, Kroh bets, and the others fold.

Hand 87 - Reategui has the button in seat 9, he raises to $11,000, and Kroh calls. The flop comes Ks-6c-4d, Kroh checks, Reategui bets $21,000, and Kroh folds.

Update

Posted: Sat, Jun 18, 05, 4:12 PM

Hand 82 - Gordon has the button in seat 10, unknown action.

Hand 83 - Kroh has the button in seat 8, unknown action.

Hand 84 - Reategui has the button in seat 9, Gordon raises all in from the small blind, winning the blinds and antes.

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