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Nivel 2
: 25/50, 0 ante
2014 World Series of Poker
Event #12: $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em
Día 1
Información del evento
2014 World Series of Poker
Resultados Finales
Información del evento
Información Nivel
Buy-in
$1,500
Entradas totales
557
Nivel
23
Ciegas
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
0
Jugadores vivos 1 / 557
Filtro
The field size is increasing, as are the number of notables whom we have located.
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Players are on a 20-minute break.
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Jonathan Little had three-bet from middle position and the player on the button reraised all-in. Little made the call and turned over 
, while his opponent tabled 
. Little did pair his ace on the flop of 
, but his opponent would catch runner-runner for a flush as the board completed 
.
Little is still sitting nicely though with over double his starting stack.
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Hoyt Corkins was shortened to below 1,000 fairly early in Level 1. He is no longer at his table and we are assuming he has busted.
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With the flop showing 
, a player got in a pot-sized bet of 825, leaving him with just a few T25 chips behind. Jeremy Ausmus made the call and after betting his remaining chips dark, the player announced that he had "just one set." "Me too," Ausmus said. "The big one."
His opponent turned over , while Ausmus indeed tabled the . The board ran out clean and Ausmus is back above starting stack.
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A few more big names have popped up for the event.
Nivel: 2
Ciegas: 25/50
Ante:
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We walked up to a board of 
and 2,600 in the middle. Steve Brecher had led for 1,700 and Nick Guagenti raised all in for 4,250. Brecher thought for a moment before mucking his hand.
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We arrived to a flop of 
and 650 in the middle. Steve Brecher had led for 250 from the cutoff and Jeremy Ausmus raised to 900 from the button. A third player called the bet from Ausmus and Brecher announded "raise pot." The bet was 4,250 total to Ausmus who thought for while, before finally folding.
The middle position player made the call and turned over 
, but he needed help as Brecher tabled 
for the set. Neither the ace or the diamond came however, as the board ran out 
and Brecher took the pot and busted his opponent.
Ausmus said after the hand that he "folded a big flush."
