2006 37th Annual World Series of Poker - Event 13 - No-Limit Hold'em - 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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2006 37th Annual World Series of Poker

Buy-In:	$2,500
Prize Pool:	$2,967,000
Entrants:	1290

Event 13 - No-Limit Hold'em

Jul 07, '06 - Jul 09, '06

Updates on Final Day (Jul 09, 06)

Max Pescatori Makes A Stand

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 11:42 AM

Anthony Reategui raises to $50,000 preflop from the small blind and Max Pescatori makes the call from the big blind. The flop comes J

and Reategui bets $40,000. Pescatori thinks for a few moments before moving all in. Reategui immediately mucks his hand.

Anthony Reategui Shifting Gears

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 11:31 AM

With action three handed, chip leader Anthony Reategui takes down a number of pots with aggressive betting.

Blind Increase

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 11:17 AM

The blinds are now $10,000-$20,000 with a $3,000 ante.

Quick Break

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 11:02 AM

The players are currently on a 15-minute break.

Max Pescatori Triples Up

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 11:01 AM

On the last hand before the break, Justin Pechie raises $50,000 from the button. Anthony Reategui calls, and Max Pescatori moves all in for his remaining $194,000. Both Pechie and Reategui make the call. Thinking he's only heads up, Pescatori flips over his cards, revealing the A

. Pescatori pairs his ace on the board. Reategui and Pechie check all the way down, then fold.

Anthony Reategui Rakes A Monster

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 10:54 AM

Justin Pechie raises to $55,000 preflop and Anthony Reategui makes the call. The flop comes K76 and Reategui bets $50,000. Pechie raises to $150,000 and Reategui makes the call. The turn is the K and Reategui checks. Pechie bets $250,000 and Reategui makes the call. The river is the 3 and Reategui bets $500,000. Pechie calls and Reategui turns over KQ for trip kings. Pechie turns over the K and mucks. Reategui rakes one of the largest pots of the tournament.

Justin Pechie Doubles Up

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 10:37 AM

Anthony Reategui raises to $40,000 preflop and Justin Pechie raises $80,000 more. Reategui makes the call and the flop comes K

and Pechie bets $100,000. Reategui makes the call and the turn is the 4

. Pechie checks and Reategui bets $600,000. Pechie moves all in and Reategui calls, showing 10

. Pechie flips over A

and is in the lead with a pair of kings. The river is the 4

and Pechie has doubled up.

Updated Chip Counts

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 10:29 AM

The updated chip counts are:

Anthony Reategui $2,200,000

Justin Pechie $640,000

Max Pescatori $375,000

An Amazing Call

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 10:23 AM

On a board of 10

, Justin Pechie bets $23,000 and Max Pescatori makes the call. The river is the 10

and Pechie bets $62,000. Pescatori thinks for several minutes and then makes the call for about a third of his stack. Pescatori turns over K

, showing king high and Pechie mucks his hand.

Justin Pechie Pulls Down a Big Pot

Posted: Sun, Jul 09, 06, 10:09 AM

On a flop of Q

, Justin Pechie bets $37,000 and Anthony Reategui makes the call. The turn is the Q

and Pechie bets $55,000. Reategui raises to $255,000 and Pechie moves all in. Reategui mucks his cards and Pechie rakes the pot.

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