Tag: Max Steinberg

2012-07-02

It was folded around to Neil Willerson in the small blind, who completed. Max Steinberg checked his option for a heads-up pot. The flop came and Willerson checked to Steinberg, who fired 20,000 into the middle.

2012-07-02

Action folded around to Max Steinberg's small blind and he moved all in. Darin Dawson called for his tournament life and the hands were turned over.

2012-07-02

Day 2 of Event 53: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em began with 348 hopefuls of the original 3,166 looking to make a deep run and work their way to a final table.

2012-07-02

Matthew Graham was all in for his tournament life before the flop holding and was called by Max Steinberg's .

2012-07-02

The player under the gun opened to 12,000 and Max Steinberg three-bet to 34,000 from the cutoff. Everyone else at the table shot their hands to the middle and action was back on the original raiser who called the bet.

2012-07-02

We are unsure of the exact preflop action, however, it appeared that Steinberg has raised from under-the-gun and was three-bet to 32,000 by Carl Edwards from the hijack position. Action folded back around to Steinberg and he called.

2012-07-02

We caught up with the action in a heads-up pot on a completed board reading . A huge pot had already been brewed by the time we arrived. The player in the big blind checked to Max Steinberg in early position, who announced a bet for 90,000.

2012-06-26

Event 33: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em winner Max Steinberg is no longer in his seat, so we have to assume he has been eliminated. Victoria Coren joins him on the rail as her seat was empty as well.

2012-06-20

In what would be the final hand of the tournament, Max Steinberg limped from the button and Samuel Gerber checked his option from the big. The flop came and Gerber checked to Steinberg, who bet 100,000.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg has slowly been grinding Samuel Gerber down since the last posted hand, however, Gerber was able to find a small rush to get some chips back.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg raised it up to 225,000 from the button and received a call from Samuel Gerber in the big blind. The flop came and Gerber check-called a bet of 250,000 from Steinberg. The on the turn lead to both players knuckling.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg raised it up to 175,000 from the button and received a call from Samuel Gerber in the big blind. The flop came and Gerber checked.

2012-06-20

We are now heads up between Samuel Gerber and Max Steinberg. Neither player possesses a World Series of Poker bracelet, but that is about to change.

2012-06-20

Matt Stout moved in for his last 210,000 after being crippled the hand before. Samuel Gerber made the call from the small blind, and Max Steinberg raised from the big blind. Gerber immediately got out of the way and cards were tabled.

2012-06-20

Samuel Gerber raised it to 210,000 after Matt Stout folded the button. Max Steinberg then raised it up to 450,000. Gerber's response was to move all in for more and put Steinberg at risk. Steinberg snap called and cards were turned over.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg limped from the button, Matt Stout completed from the small and Samuel Gerber checked his option from the big for a three-way pot. The flop came and Stout and Gerber checked to Steinberg, who bet 110,000.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg completed from the small blind and Matt Stout raised it up. Steinberg moved all in and Stout quickly made the call. Stout: Steinberg: The board came and Stout's three of a kind tens were enough to earn him a double up.

2012-06-20

Samuel Gerber called from the big blind and Max Steinberg checked his option from the big to see a flop, which came . Gerber led out for 75,000 and Steinberg made the call.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg limped in on the button, Matt Stout completed the small blind, and Samuel Gerber checked his option in the big blind. The flop came and Stout bet out 115,000. Gerber was next to act and he raised to 315,000.

2012-06-20

Max Steinberg raised to 110,000 from the button and Dylan Hortin raised all in for his last million from the small blind. Matt Stout folded from the big and Steinberg fell into the tank.