*** WSOP Event #57: $10,000 NL Holdem World Championship - July 3, 12pm ***
View Poll Results: Who will win the World Series of Poker Main Event?
Kevin Schaffel - 12,390,000
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07-07-2009
, 01:49 PM
From Cardplayeronline:
Along with the usual shenanigans that are on display when thousands of people crowd the floor at the Rio, the usual odd hands found there way into the mix as well, and in one case, Glen Chorny was able to win a pot without even making a call. Chorny limped in for 300 and action was folded around to a player in the cutoff who raised to 800. Both blinds folded and the dealer took the cutoff’s hand and mixed the cards together, leaving Chorny with his hand. Clearly not realizing Chorny had limped in, the dealer started moving the pot over to the cutoff. When everyone realized what she was doing, she stopped and a floor person was called over. About five minutes later, after much debating and recounting of the mistake, the floor staff ruled that Chorny won the pot since he was the only one left with a live hand after the dealer mixed the raiser’s hand in with the deck. Chorny offered to just take back his 300 and let the cutoff take his raise back and the rest of the pot, but he was awarded the pot which included the 800 raise from the cutoff.
Who would make that decision with a straight face?
Tab
Along with the usual shenanigans that are on display when thousands of people crowd the floor at the Rio, the usual odd hands found there way into the mix as well, and in one case, Glen Chorny was able to win a pot without even making a call. Chorny limped in for 300 and action was folded around to a player in the cutoff who raised to 800. Both blinds folded and the dealer took the cutoff’s hand and mixed the cards together, leaving Chorny with his hand. Clearly not realizing Chorny had limped in, the dealer started moving the pot over to the cutoff. When everyone realized what she was doing, she stopped and a floor person was called over. About five minutes later, after much debating and recounting of the mistake, the floor staff ruled that Chorny won the pot since he was the only one left with a live hand after the dealer mixed the raiser’s hand in with the deck. Chorny offered to just take back his 300 and let the cutoff take his raise back and the rest of the pot, but he was awarded the pot which included the 800 raise from the cutoff.
Who would make that decision with a straight face?
Tab
07-07-2009
, 01:53 PM
07-07-2009
, 06:12 PM
Tue, 07 Jul 2009 12:15:16
BOOM!
"All in and a call!" yelled the dealer over at table 240 in the Brasilia room. Mark Landgraf was all in holding A
Q
against Alexander Yaroshetskiy's A
J. With a dominating position in the hand, Landgraf improved to trip queens on the flop of K Q Q
. Yaroshetskiy did pick up a royal flush draw though. The turn hit the Q, giving Landgraf quads and leaving Yaroshetskiy drawing to only one out. The poker gods must have been looking down on Yaroshetskiy today because the T landed on the river giving him the royal flush! The table erupted and one player even fell back out of his chair as he was leaning back in it. Yaroshetskiy is now up to 240,000 and Landgraf dropped all the way to 14,300.
BOOM!
"All in and a call!" yelled the dealer over at table 240 in the Brasilia room. Mark Landgraf was all in holding A
Q against Alexander Yaroshetskiy's A J. With a dominating position in the hand, Landgraf improved to trip queens on the flop of K Q Q. Yaroshetskiy did pick up a royal flush draw though. The turn hit the Q, giving Landgraf quads and leaving Yaroshetskiy drawing to only one out. The poker gods must have been looking down on Yaroshetskiy today because the T landed on the river giving him the royal flush! The table erupted and one player even fell back out of his chair as he was leaning back in it. Yaroshetskiy is now up to 240,000 and Landgraf dropped all the way to 14,300.
07-07-2009
, 06:21 PM
Quote:
Tue, 07 Jul 2009 12:15:16
BOOM!
"All in and a call!" yelled the dealer over at table 240 in the Brasilia room. Mark Landgraf was all in holding A Q against Alexander Yaroshetskiy's A J. With a dominating position in the hand, Landgraf improved to trip queens on the flop of K Q Q. Yaroshetskiy did pick up a royal flush draw though. The turn hit the Q, giving Landgraf quads and leaving Yaroshetskiy drawing to only one out. The poker gods must have been looking down on Yaroshetskiy today because the T landed on the river giving him the royal flush! The table erupted and one player even fell back out of his chair as he was leaning back in it. Yaroshetskiy is now up to 240,000 and Landgraf dropped all the way to 14,300.
BOOM!
"All in and a call!" yelled the dealer over at table 240 in the Brasilia room. Mark Landgraf was all in holding A
Q against Alexander Yaroshetskiy's A J. With a dominating position in the hand, Landgraf improved to trip queens on the flop of K Q Q. Yaroshetskiy did pick up a royal flush draw though. The turn hit the Q, giving Landgraf quads and leaving Yaroshetskiy drawing to only one out. The poker gods must have been looking down on Yaroshetskiy today because the T landed on the river giving him the royal flush! The table erupted and one player even fell back out of his chair as he was leaning back in it. Yaroshetskiy is now up to 240,000 and Landgraf dropped all the way to 14,300.
07-07-2009
, 06:28 PM
Quote:
I posted in the other ME thread, this isn't close to how the hand went down....Alexander opened to 1200, Mark called on the button, flop KhQhQd, Alexander pots, Mark just calls, Turn black queen, Alexander leads for 10k, Mark again just calls, River 10h, Alexander leads for 20k, Mark shoves, Alexander calls with Royal...
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07-07-2009
, 06:38 PM
Crack reporting once again!
07-09-2009
, 08:28 AM
07-09-2009
, 01:56 PM
Quote:
I'm sure that's just a typo.
