2012 World Series of Poker
- Congratulations to Brian Meinders, Winner of Event 25: $1,500 Limit Hold'em Shootout ($116,118)!
- Darin Thomas Eliminated in 2nd Place ($71,704)
- Meinders Tightens Grip
- Thomas Starting to Close the Gap
- Christopher Vitch Eliminated in 3rd Place ($51,861)
- Victor Ramdin Eliminated in 4th Place ($37,897)
- Brock Parker Eliminated in 5th Place ($27,986)
- Vitch Takes Ramdin's Chips
- Preston Derden Eliminated in 6th Place ($20,886)
- Matthew Schreiber Eliminated in 7th Place ($15,747)
- Sean Rice Eliminated in 8th Place ($11,992)
- Ian Johns Eliminated in 9th Place ($9,225)
- Ramdin Doubles to Thrive
- Christopher Hartman Eliminated in 10th Place ($7,164)
- Battle of Chris
- Final Table Set; We Crown a Champion Today
- Thomas Last To Advance
- Nikzad Nixed; Johns Moves On
- Hartman Makes it Through
- Derden Does It
Event 25: $1,500 Limit Hold'em Shootout
Battle of Chris
It took Christopher Vitch two hands to go from 40,000 in chips to a very healthy 160,000. The latest hand involving Vitch started when Christopher Hartman opened the pot with a raise. Vitch made the call and a 
flop was spread on the felt.
On the flop, Hartman checked and then raised when Vitch fired out a bet. Vitch opted to call and a 
was dealt on the turn. This time Hartman would lead out and Vitch would rasie. Hartman then made it a third bet and after some time deliberating, Vitch made the call.
A 
on the river and Hartman would opt to check. Vitch then fired out a bet and Hartman made the call. When Vitch tabled his 
for a flopped set and a rivered full house, it was enough to take down the very handy pot.
Tags: Christopher Hartman, Christopher Vitch.
| Chipcounts | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christopher Vitch | 160,000 | 80,000  |
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| Christopher Hartman | 100,000 | -80,000  |
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Brian Meinders
Fotos
- Darin Thomas
- Brian Meinders wins the bracelet
- Brian Meinders
- Heads Up
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- Brian Meinders
- Bracelet Winner Brian Meinders
- Bracelet Winner Brian Meinders
- Bracelet Winner Brian Meinders
Das "Gap Konzept" ist eines der Konzepte von David Sklansky. Der "Gap" beschreibt die Unterschiede in den Handwertigkeiten eines Spielers, der raist, im Vergleich zu anderen Spielern die das Raise callen.
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