Doug Lee, biggest toolbox ever?
06-04-2009
, 03:22 AM
Source: pokernews.com
"A new player was just brought to sit at Doug Lee's right with about 60,000. It was folded around to him in the SB and he completed before Lee moved all in. "Wow, you really want the 1,000 blind that bad?"
Sensing the SB was going to pass Lee responded with "No, I want you to call, I want more chips". He passed anyway accusing Lee, in jest, that he was a bully.
"I guess I am' replied Lee.
Then the guy said something like "You know we're in a desert right?" and then shouted to his friend on the rail "You got the shovel?"
i would help him
"A new player was just brought to sit at Doug Lee's right with about 60,000. It was folded around to him in the SB and he completed before Lee moved all in. "Wow, you really want the 1,000 blind that bad?"
Sensing the SB was going to pass Lee responded with "No, I want you to call, I want more chips". He passed anyway accusing Lee, in jest, that he was a bully.
"I guess I am' replied Lee.
Then the guy said something like "You know we're in a desert right?" and then shouted to his friend on the rail "You got the shovel?"
i would help him
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Play Has Come to an End
After ten levels play has come to an end here. Around 1,300 players have failed to make it back for tomorrow. The remaining players will come back at 2pm tomorrow where we will do our best to reach our final table of nine.
The play has been frantic today and we expect more of the same tomorrow but the stakes will get higher and higher as we move up the pay scale.
Doug Lee sits at the top of the pile but there are many players hanging on to his coat tails. This is a tired MarcC signing off from The Amazon Room. Goodnight Vegas, goodnight world.
After ten levels play has come to an end here. Around 1,300 players have failed to make it back for tomorrow. The remaining players will come back at 2pm tomorrow where we will do our best to reach our final table of nine.
The play has been frantic today and we expect more of the same tomorrow but the stakes will get higher and higher as we move up the pay scale.
Doug Lee sits at the top of the pile but there are many players hanging on to his coat tails. This is a tired MarcC signing off from The Amazon Room. Goodnight Vegas, goodnight world.
TAKE IT DOWN!
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, 10:46 PM
Doug Lee Eliminated.
A Setback for Lee
Doug Lee made his move on the turn, but David Baker wasn't having any of it. Lee check-called 8,300 from Baker on a flop of
. When the turn fell 
, Lee again checked. However, this time, when Baker bet 12,400, Lee check-raised all in. Baker snap-called for 44,100 more with 
. He was sitting pretty for a double-up against Lee's 
, which he got when the board blanked out 
. Lee is down to 80,000.
Then:
Thu, 04 Jun 2009 18:06:40
Short Stack Death Battle
The two short stacks at the table, Doug Lee and Jerimiah Smith, have just gone toe-to-toe over two hands that ended up with one of them on the floor (not literally). Round one went to Lee after his UTG all in for 11,600 was called by Smith in the BB. Lee tabled
to Smith's 
. The board ran 
to see Lee back to his corner with 28,000. Smith is a little bruised and battered but still in this with 30,000. Round two saw Smith throw the first punch by moving all-in with 
but Lee countered with a call all in with 
. The killer board of 
saw Lee knocked clean out but he went down fighting. Smith patched up now and ready for more battle with 78,000.
A Setback for Lee
Doug Lee made his move on the turn, but David Baker wasn't having any of it. Lee check-called 8,300 from Baker on a flop of
. When the turn fell , Lee again checked. However, this time, when Baker bet 12,400, Lee check-raised all in. Baker snap-called for 44,100 more with . He was sitting pretty for a double-up against Lee's , which he got when the board blanked out . Lee is down to 80,000. Then:
Thu, 04 Jun 2009 18:06:40
Short Stack Death Battle
The two short stacks at the table, Doug Lee and Jerimiah Smith, have just gone toe-to-toe over two hands that ended up with one of them on the floor (not literally). Round one went to Lee after his UTG all in for 11,600 was called by Smith in the BB. Lee tabled
to Smith's . The board ran to see Lee back to his corner with 28,000. Smith is a little bruised and battered but still in this with 30,000. Round two saw Smith throw the first punch by moving all-in with but Lee countered with a call all in with . The killer board of saw Lee knocked clean out but he went down fighting. Smith patched up now and ready for more battle with 78,000.
06-05-2009
, 09:29 AM
[QUOTE=Trainor;11058454]
"Doug Lee stops to take pictures with official fans of Doug Lee. Tens of thousands of Poker Players showed up to honor Doug Lee in Las Vegas and participated in the World Series of Poker fan event. 55 bracelets were given out to the biggest Doug Lee fans. It was a fun time with Doug Lee!"