WSOP Day 5: "Official" News, Results, and Discussion - Page 24

daveymck · #**231** 07-13-2005, 05:33 PM

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From Gutshot:
Juanda Doubles up with AJ against AT, after getting all-in preflop.

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He was all in but a split pot board paired with a K so both Aces and 7's king kicker.

2+2 wannabe · #**232** 07-13-2005, 05:33 PM

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Looks like 2+2 wannabe would have won his bet.

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it's only +ev for me [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

9cao · #**233** 07-13-2005, 05:33 PM

Split pot. AJ vs AT, Board A37K7.

daveymck · #**234** 07-13-2005, 05:35 PM

The mouth may be regretting selling 50% of his action, that was what he said in a video interview on the gutshot before the ME.

daveymck · #**235** 07-13-2005, 05:36 PM

Fossil knocks out the fireman.

2+2 wannabe · #**236** 07-13-2005, 05:36 PM

dustin woolf was down and out yesterday - now has over 1M

Mano · #**237** 07-13-2005, 05:37 PM

Date / Time: 2005-07-13 14:28:00
Title: Patrick Hayden Eliminated in 48th Place ($173,880)
Log: Patrick Hayden is short stacked and all in with Jc-7s, and he's up against Greg Raymer's Ac-Kc. The flop comes 10s-7d-2s, and Hayden takes the lead with a pair of sevens. Raymer will need to catch a king, an ace, or a runner-runner straight to eliminate the New York City firefighter. The turn card is the Qc, giving Raymer four more outs. He can now catch a jack, a king, or an ace (10 outs). The pro-Raymer crowd cheers as the ace of spades falls on the river, giving Raymer a higher pair to win the pot.

Patrick Hayden is eliminated in 48th place, earning $173,880.

$ock · #**238** 07-13-2005, 05:38 PM

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From Gutshot:
Juanda Doubles up with AJ against AT, after getting all-in preflop.

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He was all in but a split pot board paired with a K so both Aces and 7's king kicker.

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Seeking clarity -- are u saying they actually split? Juanda didn't double up?

TimTimSalabim · #**239** 07-13-2005, 05:38 PM

updated chip counts from Cardplayer (includes Raymer):

Mike Matusow $3,130,000 117 7
Phil Ivey $2,200,000 131 3
Steve Dannenmann $2,120,000 118 3
Tim Phan $2,100,000 129 7
Tommy Vu $2,100,000 129 5
Sean Sheikhan $2,050,000 0 8
Scott Lazar $2,050,000 129 6
Farzad Bonyadi $2,000,000 117 5
Tiffany Williamson $1,850,000 142 9
Tom Sartori $1,700,000 0 3
Johnny Howard $1,600,000 118 9
Tex Barch $1,500,000 117 9
Raymi Thorn $1,500,000 142 1
Michael Kessler $1,380,000 0 2
Karlo Lopez $1,200,000 0 1
Terence Burt $1,150,000 131 9
Greg Raymer $1,100,000 0 5
Ayhan Alsancak $1,100,000 129 8
Bryant King $1,080,000 129 3
Daniel Bergsdorf $1,050,000 118 2
Dustin Woolf $1,000,000 117 6
Andrew Black $1,000,000 131 1
Gregory Rice $970,000 142 6
Brad Kondracki $960,000 117 8
Steve Marx $930,000 118 4
Lee Watkinson $930,000 129 9
Kevin Kaikko $920,000 118 5
Joe Connor $900,000 117 3
Per Hildebrand $860,000 129 2
Minh Ly $848,000 118 7
Kenna James $830,000 142 2
Francis O'Brien $820,000 142 5
Bing Wang $790,000 117 4
Joseph Hachem $740,000 131 2
Franklin Caldwell $700,000 117 2
Oskar Silow $700,000 131 6
Tony Abesamis $700,000 118 6
Adam Friedman $680,000 118 1
Connor Tate $650,000 129 1
Russell Salzer $650,000 142 7
Aaron Kanter $590,000 131 7
Bernard Lee $550,000 142 4
Roland Ashvic $520,000 131 4
John McGrane $450,000 129 4
John Juanda $440,000 142 8
Radu Butan $350,000 0 7
David Richardson $340,000 131 5
Patrick Hayden $110,000 0 6

daveymck · #**240** 07-13-2005, 05:44 PM

Split if board as reported

a10 v AJ

A 3 7 K 7

no flush.