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2012 World Series of Poker

Event 61: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event
Día 2ab
Información del evento
2012 World Series of Poker
Resultados Finales
Ganador
Mano ganador
k5
Premio
$8,531,853
Información del evento
Buy-in
$10,000
Bolsa de premios
$62,021,200
Entradas totales
6,598
Información Nivel
Nivel
42
Ciegas
1,000,000 / 2,000,000
Ante
300,000
Jugadores vivos 1 / 6,598
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Heinz Makes the Right Call

With 11,000 in the pot and a flop of {K-Clubs}{4-Diamonds}{6-Diamonds}, two players checked to the defending champ, Pius Heinz, who bet 3,600. The players in early position folded, while the other made the call.

Action went check-check on the {2-Clubs} turn, and then the middle-position player be 6,000. Heinz shook his head as if he didn't like it, but made the call nonetheless. Heinz's opponent was in no hurry to show and briefly flashed {Q-}{x-}, prompting Heinz to roll over {9-Hearts}{9-Clubs} for the winner.

"It's funny," Heinz said while stacking his chips, "Every time a card comes that I don't like, I call anyways and I'm right."

Tags/etiquetas: Pius Heinz

Bull Dozier

Richard Toth opened to 2,000 from middle position, Katie Dozier three-bet to 4,700 from late position, and Toth made the call. The flop fell {q-Spades}{8-Clubs}{7-Spades}, and Toth checked. Dozier continued for 7,000, Toth check-raised to 19,000, and Dozier tanked before re-raising to 42,000. Toth moved all in for 112,000, and Dozier called.

Dozier{a-Hearts}{a-Diamonds}
Toth{8-Hearts}{7-Hearts}

The {q-Hearts} on the turn counterfeited Toth, and gave Dozier the best hand. The {2-Spades} bricked on the river, and Toth was left with just 1,400. He was eliminated shortly after.

Dozier is now amongst our leaders with 223,000.

Tags/etiquetas: Katherine DozierRichard Toth

Glazier Busts Shorty

Jackie Glazier
Jackie Glazier

We don't know exactly how the action went, but we know that after a series of raises before the flop Jackie Glazier had her opponent all in and at risk. Once everything was settled the two players flipped over their cards and the whole table saw where they were at.

Glazier: {A-Hearts}{k-Hearts}
Opponent: {6-}{6-}

The board came {3-Hearts}{7-Hearts}{k-}{9-}{Q-Hearts} and with a nut flush Glazier was able to send out an opponent and bring in some chips.

Tags/etiquetas: Jackie Glazier

It's Raining, It's Pauring Chips

Taylor Paur has seen his chip stack increase to over 400,000 recently, making him the new chip leader. We recently watched Paur rake in another pot, with a {3-Spades}{10-Diamonds}{q-Clubs} flop already showing by the time we arrived at the table. There was over 7,000 already in the middle at this point and Paur had led with a bet of 3,200. His lone opponent called and it was on to the {6-Diamonds} turn. Paur again led here, splashing out a bet of 7,500. His opponent again called and the dealer flipped over a {7-Spades} river. Paur hesitated for a moment and then bet 18,800. Paur's opponent folded and more chips =were added to the towering stacks of Paur.

Tags/etiquetas: Taylor Paur

Orange You Glad We Have Chips?

Black Dispatched By Hyman

Andy Black
Andy Black

We noticed 2005 World Series of Poker finalist Andy Black was no longer seated at Table 438. A quick check with the lingering players revealed that Black was eliminated when he opened with a raise, Matthew Hyman three-bet, Black shipped all in with {J-}{J-}, and Hyman called with {A-}{K-}.

We're not sure how the board ran out, but we do know that Hyman ended with the best hand to send the Irishman to the rail.

Tags/etiquetas: Andy BlackMatthew Hyman

Demirdjian Finishes Off Day 1a Chip Leader to Take Over Chip Lead

William John
William John

Earlier in the day, Mark Demirdjian put a big dent in the stack of William John, who began Day 2a as the overwhelming chip leader. Demirdjian recently finished the job by eliminating John here in Level 9.

The exact details of the hand escaped us, but we do know John got the last of his chips in on a flop of {10-}{9-}{6-} holding {A-}{K-}. Unfortunately for him, Demirdjian held {10-}{10-} for a set. The {9-} turn left John drawing dead, while the {3-} river sent him out the door unusually early.

Tags/etiquetas: William JohnMark Demirdjian

More for Somerville

Moments after we spent an orbit with him, Jason Somerville saw a flop of {6-Hearts}{j-Spades}{8-Clubs} with one opponent. The player led out for 3,600, and Somerville raised to 8,500. His opponent called.

Both players checked after the {10-Spades} turned, and the {9-Hearts} completed the board. Somerville's opponent led out for 12,000, and Somerville quickly called.

"You win," the player announced.

Somerville tabled {8-Diamonds}{7-Diamonds} for a jack-high straight, and shipped the pot.

Tags/etiquetas: Jason Somerville

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