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Old 07-02-2006, 12:55 AM
Clovis8 Clovis8 is offline
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Dutch AKA the scmybag thief Boyd is chip leader. Here is hoping he loses all his chips on a one outer.
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Old 07-02-2006, 01:29 AM
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No hand updates, but the chip counts aren't looking good. He needs to make a move.

1Daniel Negreanu$475,000 $85,000

2Russ 'Dutch' Boyd$320,000 $-60,000

3Mirza Nagji$290,000 $70,000

4Peter Hassett$250,000 $130,000

5Joseph Hachem$240,000 $-20,000

6Jeff Knight$170,000 $-150,000

7Zegard Nygaard$110,000 $-15,000

8Michael Goodman$98,000 $-35,000

9David Soloman$90,000
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Old 07-02-2006, 01:40 AM
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Default Re: \"Official\" WSOP Event #5: $2500 6-Handed NL

Just doubled up with Q7 vs. 44. No idea how the betting went. At around 180K. Still 9 left.
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Old 07-02-2006, 01:40 AM
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Sweet.

Runner Runner
From the cutt-off position Peter Hassett makes it $18,000 to go, Michael Goodman re-raises all-in for $71,000 more, Hassett calls. Hassett shows pocket 4's, while Goodman is holding Q7. The flop comes 1095, not giving Goodman any help. The turn is the K followed by the J on the river. Goodman hits his straight with running cards and doubles up to $210,000.
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Old 07-02-2006, 01:44 AM
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Sweet.

Runner Runner
From the cutt-off position Peter Hassett makes it $18,000 to go, Michael Goodman re-raises all-in for $71,000 more, Hassett calls. Hassett shows pocket 4's, while Goodman is holding Q7. The flop comes 1095, not giving Goodman any help. The turn is the K followed by the J on the river. Goodman hits his straight with running cards and doubles up to $210,000.

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By now, the rest of the table should realize that it is destiny.

Go Mike go.
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Old 07-02-2006, 01:50 AM
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wooooooooo
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Old 07-02-2006, 02:17 AM
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Negreanu Throws A Huge Beat Sending Shallow to the Rail
In what could be the most critical hand in today's event, Daniel Negreanu ($154,000) raises to $9,000 and Shallow ($113,000) raises him back in the big blind to $31,000. Negreanu makes the call and both players see the flop of J87. Shallow immediately pushes on the flop for his remaining $82,000. Daniel stands up and begins talking himself through the hand. He wonders aloud if Shallow has Aces, but after Shallow says, "Well, at least now I know I'm ahead...you are taking too long to call." Negreanu responds, "Well, that's definitely going to get you a call, bud," pushing the $82,000 into the pot.

Shallow turns over AA and Negreanu is drawing to five outs with KJ. A 3 leaves Negreanu asking for a King or Jack on the river and when the J hits, Shallow is sent to the rail and the $210,000 pot is shipped to Negreanu who ends the hand with $267,000.


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I don't like that call at all.

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Just another example of the "awesome" reads the pros make.

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If you've watched Negreanu on HSP it seems standard.
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Old 07-02-2006, 02:18 AM
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GOOOOOOOOOO MLG

nice comment to Matusow BTW

ONE WEEK TIL I ARRIVE, THEN THE [censored]'S GOING DOWN
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Old 07-02-2006, 02:25 AM
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Wow.. 2 chip leaders clash and 1 more to go for MLG to make the final table.

Aces Cracked; Negreanu Eliminated
Starting Chip Stacks: Dutch Boyd $430,000 Daniel Negreanu $390,000:

From under-the-gun Daniel Negreanu raises to $20,000, Dutch Boyd calls. The flop comes 732, Negreanu bets $28,000, Boyd calls. The turn brings the 6, Negreanu checks, Boyd bets $75,000. Negreanu raises to $100,000, Boyd calls. The river is the J and Daniel pushes all-in for his remaining $260,000, Boyd calls. Negreanu shows the AA, but sees the bad news when Boyd turns over pocket 7's for a set. Negreanu is eliminated in 8th place taking home $38,852 and Boyd has a massive chip lead of $820,000.
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Old 07-02-2006, 02:28 AM
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Wow.. 2 chip leaders clash and 1 more to go for MLG to make the final table.

Aces Cracked; Negreanu Eliminated
Starting Chip Stacks: Dutch Boyd $430,000 Daniel Negreanu $390,000:

From under-the-gun Daniel Negreanu raises to $20,000, Dutch Boyd calls. The flop comes 732, Negreanu bets $28,000, Boyd calls. The turn brings the 6, Negreanu checks, Boyd bets $75,000. Negreanu raises to $100,000, Boyd calls. The river is the J and Daniel pushes all-in for his remaining $260,000, Boyd calls. Negreanu shows the AA, but sees the bad news when Boyd turns over pocket 7's for a set. Negreanu is eliminated in 8th place taking home $38,852 and Boyd has a massive chip lead of $820,000.

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