The turn was the and Ivey fired 100,000. Shak raised all in and Ivey folded his hand.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 8: $100,000 Challenge
Day: 2
The turn was the and Ivey fired 100,000. Shak raised all in and Ivey folded his hand.
The board ran out and Jordanou's hand held. He's now up to 680,000 while Ivey slipped just under one million.
After the flop, Ivey checked to Bloom. He bet 120,000 and then Ivey moved all in. Bloom made the call and the hands were revealed.
Ivey held the dominating hand with to Bloom's .
The turn brought the and now neither player could mke two pair or their opponent would end up with a straight.
The river crd was the and just that happened; Ivey made a straight with Bloom making two pair. Ivey won the hand and had Bloom covered, sending him to the rail in 4th place.
It's now official, Ivey is the all-time leading in tournament winnings.
Ivey is up to 1.26 million while Dan Shak has 650,000 and Billy Jordanou 500,000.
Dan Shak - 726,000
Tony Bloom - 699,000
Phil Ivey - 632,000
Billy Jordanou - 385,000
Level: 13
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
The flop came down and Jordanou checked. Ivey fired a continuation bet of 55,000. Jordanou called.
The turn was the and both players checked.
The river was the and Jordanou fired 50,000. Ivey tank-folded and Jordanou showed for just king high.
The flop came down and Jordanou fired out 60,000. Ivey tanked. He tossed in his time-break chip to add some extra time on and then raised to 240,000. Jordanou tanked himself, but timed out and Ivey won the hand.