2011 World Series of Poker

Jetten Gets Paid

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:58 GMT

Peter Jetten and player in early position went to a flop of . Jetten called 8,000 and the turn came . The other player bet 8,000 and Jetten called to see the river. The other player checked, Jetten bet 30,000 and got a call.

Jetten tabled and his frustrated opponent showed .

Chipcounts
Peter Jetten			455,000	50,000

Tags: Peter Jetten.

Big Stackin' it in Orange

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:55 GMT von EricRamsey

Chipcounts
Daryl Jace			930,000	3,000
Christopher Bonita			870,000	-17,100
Chris Kwon			690,000	10,000
Fabian Reyes			660,000	10,000
Blair Hinkle			575,000	45,000
Massimiliano Martinez			540,000	-50,000

The Last Of The Pavilion

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:50 GMT

Chipcounts
Sebastian Ruthenberg	PokerStars Team Pro (Germany)		435,000	35,000
			420,000	15,000
			360,000
Adam Junglen			330,000	180,000
JP Kelly	PokerStars Team Pro (UK)		315,000	40,000
Shannon Shorr			310,000	65,000
Ryan D'Angelo			250,000	-20,000
			235,000	60,000
Darryll Fish			105,000	-35,000

Bonomo Trends Upward

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:48 GMT von EricRamsey • Level 13: 1,200-2,400, 300 ante

Justin Bonomo

We picked up the hand with about 32,000 in the pot already, and the board showed with four cards out. Justin Bonomo was heads-up in position, and he bet 12,600, drawing a check-call from his opponent. The river paired the bottom card on board, and the out-of-position player now led out into the pot with 21,100 of his own chips. Bonomo looked him up, and the bettor could only show . Ace-high was no good against Bonomo's , and that pot pushes him up to 295,000 as he grinds deeper into this Main Event.

Tags: Justin Bonomo.

Ramdin Hits The Rail

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:47 GMT

Victor Ramdin

A player opened the betting by making it 6,000 to go. Action folded around to Victor Ramdin who moved all in for 27,000. It folded back around to the original raiser who made the call only to find out Ramdin had him crushed.

Ramdin:
Opponent:

Ramdin stayed safe on the flop when it fell but was heartbroken when the turn brought the . Ramdin halted his massage in progress and stood up to see the drill the river, sealing his fate in this year's Main Event. Ramdin quickly gathered his belongings, paid his masseuse, and made for the exit of the Amazon room.

Chipcounts
Victor Ramdin	PokerStars Team Pro (USA)		Ausgeschieden

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Varkonyi Shoves

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:46 GMT von SantanaBandana • Level 13: 1,200-2,400, 300 ante

Robert Varkonyi - Won't Bluff "Him"

When we reached the table, the flop had already fallen . Marvin Rettenmaier led for 6,400, Robert Varkonyi raised to 18,800, and Rettenmaier called.

The turn was the , and Rettenmaier checked to Varkonyi who moved all in for about 80,000. Rettenmaier tanked for quite some time.

"I'd take a split right now," Rettenmaier joked before finally folding.

"Good fold," Varkonyi complimented. "I had one of the full houses."

"No you did not," Rettenmaier protested.

"Yeah I did," Varkonyi responded. He then turned to a neighbor, saying, "I'm not gunna bluff him."

Tags: Marvin Rettenmaier, Robert Varkonyi.

Full House for Stout

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:46 GMT

From the cutoff seat, Matt Stout raised to 5,400. The player on the button called and everyone else folded. The flop came down and Stout continued with a bet of 8,000. The button flat-called to see the turn.

Fourth street was the to place two pair on board, tens and eights. Stout checked first and the button knuckled behind.

The river was the and Stout fired 20,000. His opponent snap-called.

Stout showed the for the low end of a full house, eights over tens. His opponent mucked and Stout won the pot.

Chipcounts
Matt Stout			210,000	100,000

Tags: Matt Stout.

The End of the Line for Stein

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:45 GMT • Level 13: 1,200-2,400, 300 ante

Sam Stein

A player under the gun opened with a raise to 5,200 and it folded around to Sam Stein in the small blind who shoved all in over the top for his last 61,400. The big blind quickly stepped aside, and Stein's opponent snap-called.

Stein had , but he'd run into an opponent holding . Stein stood to watch the board come , and then quickly exited the Amazon Room, his Main Event run having ended here in Level 13.

Tags: Sam Stein.

Cheong Donates After Dinner

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:44 GMT

With bellies full and thirsts quenched, it was always going to be a slow start after the long break, but Joseph Cheong has just given up a small pot in one of the first hands we've seen.

The action folded around to Cheong who raised to 5,500 from middle position before the flop; his neighbor in the one seat called and the others got out of the way before the dealer spread the flop of .

Cheong fired out 7,300 and the other player called, but then both players checked down both the turn of the and the river .

"King high," Cheong said, but not showing. "I got an ace," the opponent replied, tabling . Cheong mucked his hand.

Chipcounts
Joseph Cheong			382,000	-45,000

Tags: Joseph Cheong.

Gates Back from Dinner with a Cold Four-Bet

gepostet 2011-07-15 02:43 GMT • Level 13: 1,200-2,400, 300 ante

Garry Gates

Action folded to Kevin Howe in the cutoff seat on the first hand back from the dinner break. He raised to 5,700. Two seats over, the player in the small blind paused and reached for chips -- he wasn't calling either. The small blind three-bet to 13,300. Then action fell on Garry "Beast Mode" Gates in the big blind. He looked at his cards and then paused for about 45 seconds. Gates then reached for chips and put in a reraise, four-betting to 26,500.

Play was back to Howe and he tanked for a little bit, but eventually slid his hand into the muck. The small blind took a few moments and then he, too, folded. Gates won the pot and added a little over 20,000 to his stack.

Tags: Garry Gates, Kevin Howe.