Neil Channing, the master

Both names are given and will be written under "given names" in the passport. In the U.S. the name used to address someone (in Swedish "tilltalsnamn") is always the first one, in Sweden it can be any of the given names. Unfortunately the passport doesn't make this distinction.

Insane if they go through with this.

lol @ burglar with gun and fried eggs

Even if the ruling goes against Deeb. He isn't dodging that many outs, he flopped a set and no one has any draws or backdoors. Unless the hole cards or board are reported wrong.

I find david tuckman so ****ing annoying.

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!

Posting the link - great. No need to copy and paste the whole thing though.

Same. Please don't do it.

looooooooooooooool

its such a weird spot I have no clue what the proper ruling should be. I mean, 150k behind is a lot.

You wouldn't let two people decide to "each put in xxxx" and "run it out", but that is essentially what they did.

I don't feel like reading it all over again but there is a lot of fault to go around.

The "all in" guy first off. Then the dealer for not figuring out the proper bet in the 15 minutes Abe was tanking.

Abe asked the bet amount and how much was left so he should have known what was up. Nikoli apparently made comments to Abe to not reveal or talk about his hand to further indicate that if he called the hand the action wasn't complete.

Then all of them for turning their hand over. Would have been really interesting if Nikoli never turned his hand face up and then seen what he would have done on the flop and if Abe would have called if he shoved etc.

For how strict tourny rules are followed it will be interesting to hear the outcome and the penalties given out

Channing is in shock

Gotta feel for Channing there. Ouch.

Now over to horse table please please

Yakovenko's all-in is accepted action by Mosseri, according to the report he never asked for the pot to be corrected after being specifically told the all-in was more than pot size.

Everything stands as is, ship the main pot where it belongs, award the side pot between the two all-ins, wash cards, move on.

That initial ruling is lol-tastic. Where the hell was the floor-person from the all-in on, hitting on the massage girls? Should've been all over that table during Mosseri's tank.

One more edit - after all this, Mosseri should get a penalty. Saying what you have multi-way, even if he's final action, so bad. That's a one-rounder min.

Nice 15 minutes slowroll with AA, wtf?

I guess that makes the most sense. Poker News hasn't updated the ruling but has updated the chip counts, which seems to be a spoiler and I'm sure a lot more will come of this

Apparently this hand ate up 40 minutes of the level

I dont play much PLO, but I don't really understand how Mosseri can consider folding his hand there, especially this early in the tournament. He has AA with what seems like slightly above-average back-up (a suit with a broadway and a wheel draw). What is a reasonable threshhold for folding AA in a three-way pot?

Apparently the guy who lost slow rolled him earlier, payback?

Wouldn't you be MORE willing to fold a big hand early in the tournament while stacks are still deep enough that you can avoid the huge race?

some ppl dont like to flip there stack when they can abuse edges in the other games

Would be pretty stupid to slowroll anything preflop in plo...

No, because there is no ICM penalty for getting involved in a coin-flip. The value of chips is pretty linear this far away from the money. You can argue for avoiding a coin flip early if you think you can seriously outplay your opponents later on, but that seems like a pretty silly assumption in the 50k HORSE tournament. And there's so much dead money in the pot, plus a short stack all-in who is probably pushing somewhat light.

This look like a slowroll, it wasn't really 3 way as Deeb had a lot less chips than the other two. Obv slowrolling pre at PLO doesn't make to much sense since it rarely is better than 60/40 and wasting all this time from the level is quite ******ed.

Considering he tanked for 15 minutes before taking the most obvious decision, I very much doubt he has any edge at all at any game of poker.

If it is a revenge for a 2 sec slowroll from before then it's even more ******ed to make the whole table wait for 15 minutes in a tournament.