Friday, December 12, 2014
Beata Wielgoszewski doubles through Vinh Dang
Beata Wielgoszewski was all in preflop and was called by Vinh Dang. Beata flipped her [2h][2d] and starting putting on her coat and backpack before Vinh even tabled his hand. He finally flipped his [As][Qs], and the dealer dealt the [Ts][Kd][6h] flop. The [Ks] on the turn gave Vinh an amazing 21 outs, but the [8h] river meant Beat would double up.
6th Place: William Smith ($2,845)
On a [9h][8c][2h] flop, Vinh Dang was all in with [As][Ad] and was in good shape to double up against William Smith's [Ts][Td]. William was on his feet as the [2s] hit the turn, and when the [8h] river, he could only say, "Good hand." Vinh will double up to over 2.6 million, leaving William crippled.
William got the last of his chips in the very next hand with [Ad][9h] against his opponent's [Qd][Qc]. The board ran out [2c][8c][Kh][Qs][8h], eliminating William in 6th place, good for $2,845.
Chip counts at the break
Players are now on a 5 minute break. When they return, blinds will be 30,000/60,000 with a 10,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:
Jonathan Rodgers - 1,500,000
Beata Wielgoszewski - 750,000
Vinh Dang - 1,250,000
William Frederick - 930,000
Christopher Leong - 1,210,000
William Smith - 1,535,000
Jonathan Rodgers - 1,500,000
Beata Wielgoszewski - 750,000
Vinh Dang - 1,250,000
William Frederick - 930,000
Christopher Leong - 1,210,000
William Smith - 1,535,000
Jonathan Rodgers doubles through Patrick Tiernan
Jonathan Rodgers was all in with [Qc][8c] and was up against the [5s][5c] of Patrick Tiernan. The [Jh][4h][4c] flop changed nothing, but the [2c] turn gave Jonathan a flush draw to go along with his two overs. The [8s] hit the river, giving Jonathan a winning pair of eights, and he will double up to over 800,000.
8th Place: Rich Meli ($1,897)
Under the gun, Vinh Dang opened the pot before Rich Meli moved all in from middle position. Action folded to Patrick Tiernan in the big blind, who moved all in over the top. Vinh thought for a bit but ended up calling as well, creating a three way all in:
Vinh [Ac][Kh]
Patrick [As][Kd]
Rich [Ad][Qs]
Rich would need a queen to survive, and he did not find one on the [Td][7d][9h] flop. The [6d] turn gave Patrick a flush draw, but the [Ks] river meant Vinh and Patrick would chop the pot, eliminating Rich in the process. Rich will earn $1,897 for his 8th place finish today.
9th Place: Kurt Fitzgerald ($1,487)
Kurt Fitzgerald moved all in from the cutoff and action folded to William Frederick in the big blind, who snap called. It was a race as William held [Ah][Kh] against Kurt's [7h][7d]. The flop favored William as it fell [Ks][9h][Kd], and Kurt failed to find a seven on the [8c] turn or [5s] river. William will double up, and Kurt was crippled to just a few chips.
He got the rest of his chips in with [7h][4c] against his opponent's [Ad][Jc] and failed to improve. Kurt will earn $1,487 for his 9th place finish today.
Two more $200 Mega Super Satellites tomorrow!
If you want to satellite your way into Event #10 $1,650 Main Event, you still have two chances.
At 9am and 1pm, there are $200 Mega Supers running, awarding seats into the Main Event. Both events are turbos, which means 10 minute blind levels. Registration is open until the end of level 6 in each tournament. A full structure is available here.
At 9am and 1pm, there are $200 Mega Supers running, awarding seats into the Main Event. Both events are turbos, which means 10 minute blind levels. Registration is open until the end of level 6 in each tournament. A full structure is available here.
Final table chip counts & seating assignments
Seat 1: Jonathan Rodgers - 290,000
Seat 2: Antonio Bueti - 305,000
Seat 3: Beata Wielgoszewski - 970,000
Seat 4: Kurt Fitzgerald - 565,000
Seat 5: Patrick Tiernan - 1,120,000
Seat 6: Vinh Dang - 620,000
Seat 7: William Frederick - 395,000
Seat 8: Christopher Leong - 1,010,000
Seat 9: Rich Meli - 195,000
Seat 10: William Smith - 1,575,000
Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:
1st Place: $14,402
2nd Place: $9,097
3rd Place: $5,868
4th Place: $4,741
5th Place: $3,556
6th Place: $2,845
7th Place: $2,311
8th Place: $1,897
9th Place: $1,487
10th Place: $1,037
Seat 2: Antonio Bueti - 305,000
Seat 3: Beata Wielgoszewski - 970,000
Seat 4: Kurt Fitzgerald - 565,000
Seat 5: Patrick Tiernan - 1,120,000
Seat 6: Vinh Dang - 620,000
Seat 7: William Frederick - 395,000
Seat 8: Christopher Leong - 1,010,000
Seat 9: Rich Meli - 195,000
Seat 10: William Smith - 1,575,000
Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:
1st Place: $14,402
2nd Place: $9,097
3rd Place: $5,868
4th Place: $4,741
5th Place: $3,556
6th Place: $2,845
7th Place: $2,311
8th Place: $1,897
9th Place: $1,487
10th Place: $1,037
Final table reached
We are now down to the final 10 players in Event #9 $300 Big Stack. The players are taking a brief break and play will resume shortly.
Final 15 players are now on break
The final 15 players are now on break while the tournament staff color up and race off the 1,000 chips. All 15 players are guaranteed $918, with the next pay jump to four figures at 12 players remaining. The next blind level is 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante, and levels from this point forward will be 30 minute levels.
Players are now in the money
With the elimination of our 25th place finisher, all remaining players are now in the money. The final 24 players are guaranteed a $740 payout, but all eyes are on the $14,402 first place prize. Blinds are currently 8,000/16,000 with a 2,000 ante.
Play is now hand for hand
A player on the feature table with pocket tens cracked another player's pocket aces to bring the field down to 25 players. The clock has been paused, and the tournament is now hand for hand until one more drops. The remaining 24 players will be in the money.
Players are on dinner break
The 39 remaining players are now on their 45 minute dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 7:10pm EST, and blinds will be 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante.
Players are now on break
Players are now on break while the tournament staff colors up and races off the 100 chips. 93 players remain from the starting field of 235 entrants. When they return, blinds will be 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante.
Event #9 $300 Big Stack Prize Pool & Payouts
There were a total 235 entries in Event #9 $300 Big Stack, creating a $61,100 prize pool. The top 24 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $740. Here are the full payouts:
1st Place: $14,402
2nd Place: $9,097
3rd Place: $5,868
4th Place: $4,741
5th Place: $3,556
6th Place: $2,845
7th Place: $2,311
8th Place: $1,897
9th Place: $1,487
10th-12th Place: $1,037
13th-15th Place: $918
16th-18th Place: $859
19th-21st Place: $800
22nd-24th Place: $740
1st Place: $14,402
2nd Place: $9,097
3rd Place: $5,868
4th Place: $4,741
5th Place: $3,556
6th Place: $2,845
7th Place: $2,311
8th Place: $1,897
9th Place: $1,487
10th-12th Place: $1,037
13th-15th Place: $918
16th-18th Place: $859
19th-21st Place: $800
22nd-24th Place: $740
Event #9 is Under Way
Cards are in the air in Event #9 $300 NLH Big Stack. This tournament features 30,000 in starting chips and 20 minute levels for the first 25 minute levels, then 30 minutes. A full structure is available here. Registration will remain open through the end of the 9th level.
1st Place: Mark Checkwicz ($25,986)
After a grueling day of poker, it was a heads up cooler that would decide the winner. Don Yiucus was all in preflop holding [Ad][Qs] and was up against Mark Checkwicz's [As][Kc]. Don couldn't find a queen on the [Tc][2d][9h][9c][3s] board, and he will be eliminated in 2nd place, good for $20,000.
Mark Checkwicz has won Event #6 $400 NLH. He will win the trophy, the title, and the $25,986 first place prize. Congratulations, Mark!
3rd Place: Kevin Dugin ($15,000)
Kevin Dugin was all in preflop holding [Kc][Js] against Don Yuicus's [6s][6h]. It was a coin flip for Kevin's tournament life. Kevin flopped a pair of kings, but Don flopped a set of sixes to put him way in front. The [Qs] on the turn meant Kevin was drawing dead. He will collect $15,000 for his 3rd place finish today.
5th Place: Tekomah Gobbins ($7,200)
After countless allins that he survived, Tekomah Gobbins finally ran out of lives. This time he had the best hand in [Ad][5d] against Kevin Dugin's [Kh][Qd]. The [Td][8d][Kc] flop gave Kevin the best hand with a pair of kings, but Tekomah flopped a flush draw and had an ace as well. The [8s] turn changed nothing, and amazingly the [Tc] river didn't give the pot to the shorter stack. Tekomah has been eliminated in 5th place, and he will collect $7,200 for his efforts.
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