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07-15-2007, 01:43 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
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[ QUOTE ] Welch Doubles Through Hilm at the Feature Table Jason Welch just survived an all-in slugfest against Philip Hilm, under the lights of the ESPN feature table here in the Amazon Room. Hilm made it 120,000 to go from early position and Welch came over the top of the raise, moving all in for a total of 765,000. Hilm made the call and revealed the {Qd}{Jd} while Welch showed {Ad}{Kd}. The flop came {4d}{5c}{6c} and audience members started calling for threes and sevens, which would've created chop-pot scenarios. For dramatic effect, the {3d} fell on the turn and audience members got a good laugh out of it. The river brought the {Ah}, which sealed the deal for Welch, who increased his chip stack to 1,600,000 on the hand. [/ QUOTE ] nice call lol [/ QUOTE ] jeeeeebus. for real? 
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#603
07-15-2007, 01:44 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
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Really??.. I dnt knw abt tht.This is the biggest tourney of the year, you are deep, have KQ flop comes three hearts, u don't think an amateur checks to make sure at some point in the hand whether he has a [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] before triple barrelling??? I know its a useless tell against most experienced pros, but I think the other guy didnt sell it well enough and should have gone thru the act of looking down at his cards making sure he had it etc. before firing on the turn or the river makes it more believable imo.. [/ QUOTE ] I think you can royally suck at poker and still be able to remember what cards you have after looking at them one time. On the other hand, I guess if this guy had been looking a lot previously, then maybe there's something to it. But in a vacuum it's ridiculous. Far more people don't check than do.
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#605
07-15-2007, 01:51 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
I frankly think that on these kind of boards, you just having to be willing to be bluffed, there are worst things, like, oh, busting out.
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#606
07-15-2007, 01:53 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
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I wonder if ESPN will gently suggest to Spadea that shirts with sleeves are more the standard for televised poker, (please God, let him wear a shirt with sleeves!). [/ QUOTE ] I doubt it. The tatoos make good TV. It is a story, something people will talk about.
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#607
07-15-2007, 01:54 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Welch Doubles Through Hilm at the Feature Table Jason Welch just survived an all-in slugfest against Philip Hilm, under the lights of the ESPN feature table here in the Amazon Room. Hilm made it 120,000 to go from early position and Welch came over the top of the raise, moving all in for a total of 765,000. Hilm made the call and revealed the {Qd}{Jd} while Welch showed {Ad}{Kd}. The flop came {4d}{5c}{6c} and audience members started calling for threes and sevens, which would've created chop-pot scenarios. For dramatic effect, the {3d} fell on the turn and audience members got a good laugh out of it. The river brought the {Ah}, which sealed the deal for Welch, who increased his chip stack to 1,600,000 on the hand. [/ QUOTE ] nice call lol [/ QUOTE ] jeeeeebus. for real? [/ QUOTE ] He put him on AK, obv.
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#608
07-15-2007, 01:55 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
Hilm & Bryan Clash Twice
Hand #1 Board: {5s}{8c}{2d}{Js}{8d} Alex Kravchenko raises to 120,000 and Philip Hilm and Jeff Bryan call. On the flop, Bryan checks. Kravchenko bets 175,000. Hilm calls. Bryan check-raises to 475,000 and Kravchenko folds. Hilm calls. They check it the rest of the way down. Hilm has {8c}{6s} and is up to 4,500,000 and Bryan has 10-10 and is down to 1,200,000. Hand #2: Board: {8h}{7d}{Jh}{6h}{9s} Bryan raises to 120,000 under the gun and Hilm calls. On the flop, Bryan bets 175,000 and Hilm calls. They check the turn. Bryan checks the river and Hilm bets 450,000. Bryan calls and shows Q-Q. Hilm mucks. Bryan is at 1,800,000 and Hilm is down to 3,600,000. Lamar Wilkinson Eliminated in 51st Place ($190,053) On a board of {Kc}{6h}{6s}{Js}{7d}, Lamar Wilkinson was all in by the river against Lee Childs. Wilkinson bet his last 450,000 chips and Childs insta-called. Wilkinson showed {Ac}{Kd}, but Childs' {Kh}{Ks} had him crushed. Lamar Wilkinson was eliminated in 51st place and earned $190,053 for his efforts. Lee Childs is now a force with 6,500,000 chips.
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#609
07-15-2007, 01:56 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
Current Seating Assignments
2 1 Mikkel Madsen 2 2 Stig Tap Rasmussen 2 3 Ray Henson 2 4 Scott Freeman 2 5 Bob Slezak 2 6 [open] 2 7 Ayaz Mahmood 2 8 Markus Gonsalves 2 9 Jon Kalmar 3 1 Jason Welch 3 2 Paulo Loureiro 3 3 Philip Hilm 3 4 Philip Yeh 3 5 William Spadea 3 6 Jeff Bryan 3 7 Kevin Kim 3 8 Christian Togsverd 3 9 Alex Kravchenko 4 1 Kenny Tran 4 2 Rep Porter 4 3 Raymond Rahume 4 4 Robin Bergren 4 5 Nicolas Atlan 4 6 Peter Darvill 4 7 Lee Watkinson 4 8 Roy Winston 4 9 [open] 5 1 Dag Martin Mikkelsen 5 2 Avi Cohen 5 3 David Tran 5 4 Hevad "Rain" Khan 5 5 Adam White 5 6 Jerry Yang 5 7 Ronald Kluber 5 8 Reagan Silber 5 9 [open] 6 1 Hoa Nguyen 6 2 Steven Garfinkle 6 3 Jeff "Mr. Rain" Banghart 6 4 Maria Ho 6 5 Kevin Farry 6 6 Lee Childs 6 7 Senovio Ramirez, III 6 8 [open] 6 9 Bill Edler 7 1 Ryan Elson 7 2 John Armbrust 7 3 [open] 7 4 Jason Koshi 7 5 Tuan Lam 7 6 Allan W. King 7 7 Daniel Alaei 7 8 Scotty Nguyen 7 9 Stefan Mattsson
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#610
07-15-2007, 01:56 AM
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Re: ** WSOP ME, $10,000 NLHE, Day 5, Sat., July 14 **
Ken Smith Eliminated in 50th Place ($190,053)
Hevad "Rain" Khan has assumed the role of the Amazon Room's most animated character; he just let out a series of primal yells after eliminating Ken Smith from the tournament. Khan had made it 120,000 to go from early position and was called by Jerry Yang, before Ken Smith pushed all-in for a total of 1,375,000. After some thought, Khan made the call, saying, "I hope I read him right!" Yang got out of the way, and Khan turned over his pocket Jacks. After Smith revealed his pocket 10's, Khan yelled, "I read him right!" The board filled out {A-Clubs}{4-Spades}{3-Clubs}{2-Hearts} and as he waited for the river to be dealt, Khan yelled "Come on . . . Come on!" When the {A-Diamonds} came on the river, Khan threw both of his arms into the air, screaming, "Yeeeahhh!" The win improved Khan's chip stack to 5,800,000.
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