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04-22-2005, 05:18 PM
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Greg Gone
Greg Raymer pushes all in preflop with pocket nines, and he's called by Victor Ramdin's A-K. Raymer retains the lead on a flop of 10-6-2, and he's still good with an 8 on the turn. But the river card was an ace, and Greg Raymer is eliminated in 33rd place, earning $47,180.
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04-22-2005, 05:31 PM
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Re: Greg Gone
Interesting. 30 minutes earlier, Pokerwire posted approximate chip counts and Greg had almost 2x Ramdin's chip count. I guess alot can happen in 30 minutes in NL...
16 Greg Raymer $ 520,000 30 Victor Ramdin $ 290,000
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04-22-2005, 05:39 PM
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Re: Greg Gone
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Interesting. 30 minutes earlier, Pokerwire posted approximate chip counts and Greg had almost 2x Ramdin's chip count. I guess alot can happen in 30 minutes in NL... 16 Greg Raymer $ 520,000 30 Victor Ramdin $ 290,000 [/ QUOTE ] Title: Victor Ramdin Doubles Up Through Matthew Keikoan Log: Victor Ramdin moved all in for $275,000 and was called by Matthew Keikoan, who had rasied before Ramdin moved in. Keikoan showed Ac9c, while Ramdin showed Ah-Kc, putting Ramdin in great shape. The flop came A-6-3 meaning Keikoan needed a 9 to eliminate Ramdin. A 5, then a 7 fell on the river and Ramdin doubled up to $580,000.
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