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Frankly, if he's got 155k we don't really mind how he got them, n'est ce pas?
Go Peter.
Kd-Qd in the big blind, a player raises from UTG and there are two callers, one on the button, another in the small blind. Peter calls.
Flop J-7-4, one diamond.
Checked around.
Turn is 3d. Initial preflop raiser now bets 12k when checked to by Peter. Both other players fold, Peter calls.
River is a King.
Peter check raises all in versus the UTG player, enough to have him covered. The bet is too much for the Villain to call, and he mucks, earning him a nice little pot and putting him on the sunny side of 150k.
(In before Maxally wardrobe joke...)
They just mentioned the chip average is 134,000 btw
Peter playing well again by the sounds of it, positive thoughts it stays that way and those bad beats keep away
Chip counts:
Peter 170k
Beaneh 155k
Peter just managed to get a nice looking three-bet through, and seems to be very comfortable on his table. It's going to be a little while before that one breaks and I think that's going to be something that works to his advantage.
No, both of them are in Pavillion, with the ESPN coverage only in the Amazon at the moment. I will guesstimate that all players will be in the one room in around 3 hours.
Oh, hold on, there's a 1.5hr dinner break in 20 minutes. Let's say 4.5 hours.
Must be nice, right
I've never seen so many grown men run for the bathroom.
I officially rename them Eh?-SPN.
Tony Kendall is now being interviewed by a Californian radio station.
Their opening line?
"So Tony, you've been in poker for many, many, many... many..... many years."
LOLpro.
"After the hour we've got Michael Mizrachi followed by Phil Hellmuth and Liv Boeree. But first, here's Tony Kendall."
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I am on life tilt.
On the feature table at the $10,000 WSOP Main Event, a player just managed to 6-bet shove all in vs. Shaun Deeb. The shover had the monster that is A-6o. Deeb had A-A.
Only problem for Deeb is that the board ran out 6-x-x-x-6. Brutal.
At least he outlasted his grandmother.
Oh and that deeb hand was so sick i just saw it on the stream just now, he wass left with 20k after than insane bluff binking on the river, just bust out shoving 56 into A8, PLEASE nothing like that for Peter or Beaneh
Peter is on 260k, Beaneh 295k.
Big hand for Peter, and I asked him what had happened. I don't expect it was an all in pre-flop jobbie as he wanted to get up to discuss it, but the next hand was being dealt so we'll catch up with him later.
Beaneh has hit another gear too, although being able to get a guy to call your 5-bet all in with AK when you have KK. Of course you have to fade the ace, but that was done and Beaneh is rocking and rolling.
Good day so far for chaps.
- Break in 5 minutes.
- Dinner is 2 hours, rather than the 1.5. Eh-SPN are hungry.
- When we come back we play the 2nd hour of Level 13.
- Then there's another break.
- Then Level 14.
You got that? Good.