WSOP Day 4: Official Results Page
 

Since the other post is so murky, let's move results to this one.

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Daniel Shak limps into the pot, Greg Raymer raises, and then Shak reraises to $60,000. Raymer thinks for a while, staring down Shak before calling. The flop comes 9c-6c-4c, and Shak moves all in. Raymer looks at the board, looks at his cards, and calls. Shak shows pocket kings (Ks-Kd), while Raymer has Ac-10s (flush draw). Raymer needs an ace or a club to eliminate Shak. The turn card is the Jc, making Raymer his flush, and Shak is drawing dead. (The meaningless river card is the 4d.)


Daniel Shak is eliminated in the vicinity of 183rd place, earning $39,075.

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Raymer already playing his big stack well.

Brad

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I'd be interested in seeing what Raymer originally raised to. I would hate calling a limp-reraise with AT but I guess it could narrow Shak's holdings down considerably making Raymer's job easier postflop.

I'm curious if Raymer goes broke here on a T-high flop though...

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Raymer had him covered so I kind of doubt it. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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youre officially not official.

rj

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this is lame, stick to the official post

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It was just suggested in the other thread. Just trying to help out.

Too bad for Dutch.... [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

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Dutch Boyd is all-in preflop with K-10 and is called by Chris Todlewski with A-A. The board comes Q-J-5, giving Boyd an open ended straight draw. The turn is a K. Boyd can now also hit an A for a chop. The river is the 4s, and Dutch Boyd's busted straight is eliminated by Todlewski's pocket Aces.

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I'd be interested in seeing what Raymer originally raised to. I would hate calling a limp-reraise with AT but I guess it could narrow Shak's holdings down considerably making Raymer's job easier postflop.

I'm curious if Raymer goes broke here on a T-high flop though...

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No way, the guy had defined his hand with the reraise but Raymer had to call only 50,000 to see a flop in a $200,000 pot.

Raymer is letting the pot go easily unless he flops an A, trip 10's or a major draw which is exactly what he got. Easy call from that point 200,000 to win 600,000.

Terrible reraise by UTG, he was trying to get Raymer to come over the top with a lower PP or AK but Raymer is not stupid. He priced Raymer in to a pot where he couldn't push Raymer off of any kind of draw with his remaining stack.

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Please let this thread die. (I won't post/look again.)