Laak: /
Bach: /
Phil Laak completed and David Bach raised. Laak made the call and on all remaining streets called Bach’s bets. Bach showed only ace high at the end while Laak’s two pair was good.
Laak: /
Bach: /
Phil Laak completed and David Bach raised. Laak made the call and on all remaining streets called Bach’s bets. Bach showed only ace high at the end while Laak’s two pair was good.
Kravchenko: /
Opponent: /
Alexander Kravchenko raised his opponent’s completion and the player made the call. On fourth Kravchenko bet and got raised. He re-raised, got four-bet and just called. On the three remaining streets, Kravchenko check-called his opponent’s bets. The player turned over aces up and Kravchenko mucked.
Sexton: /
Opponent: /
Mike Sexton raised a completion and his opponent re-raised. Sexton called and bet on fourth street. His opponent raised and Sexton just called. Sexton bet fifth and his opponent just called. On sixth, Sexton bet again only to be raised by his opponent. Sexton answered with a re-raise and his opponent called. Finally on seventh, Sexton bet once more and his opponent made the call. Sexton turned over a full house and his opponent mucked.
Raymer: / /
Harman: / FOLDED
Third Player: /
Greg Raymer completed and was called by Jennifer Harman and another player as well. Fourth street was checked around before it was checked to Harman on fifth and she bet, Raymer raised and the other player made it three bets. Harman folded and Raymer called and the former WSOP ME champion also called bets on sixth and seventh but mucked when he was shown kings up by his opponent.
Munley: /
Kravchenko: /
We caught up with the action on fourth street where Alexander Kravchenko bet and Bill Munley called. The action was the same on the next two streets until Kravchenko check-called Munley’s bet on seventh. As Phil Laak would say, Munley turned over 60% of a royal flush with his hole cards. Although the on his board gave him 80% of the royal, he was missing the but his Broadway was still good for the pot.
Although these players are playing $10,000 event, many have much more attention on the TV screens above them which are showing the basketball, certainly it's causing a detraction in the concentration of one or two players at the moment.
We're expecting a late surge of entries after the game is over as the players still have over a level and a half to part with $10,000 and take part in this event.
Dwan: /
Chen: /
Tom Dwan completed and Bill Chen made the call. On all remaining streets Chen bet and Dwan called. Chen showed trip kings but Dwan showed a straight to take the pot.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Steve Billirakis | 30,000 | |
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Matt Glantz | 30,000 | |
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Brett Richey | 30,000 | |
Freddie Ellis | 30,000 | |
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Level: 3
Limits: 300/600
Ante: 75
The players are now on a 15 minute break.