The Official Alan Sass= God thread

[Lefort]

P.S. ... the guy who's in the chiplead (I think?.. read a page that seemed to indicate that.. either way he's there for the final table...) ... the French guy that wears Ed Hardy stuff... anyways, I played with him at the WSOP... realy crazy and probably bad... but has a really really hot hot GF, maybe Portuguese? ..spent a good portion of time staring at her as she railed him... then obv gave her a wink when I busted him.. don't think she appreciated it, but just thought I'd give you my read on him.. and his gf..

[entertainme]

FT Sweat Thread

Nam Lee is down to 200K after this hand:

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Hand #17 - Trevor Hebert has the button in seat 5, Campbell raises from middle position to 17,000, and Nam calls from the big blind. The flop comes 10C 9H 2S, Nam checks, Campbell moves all in 60,000, and Nam thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls with 10H 4S (pair of tens). Campbell flips over JH 8H for an open-ended straight draw with one over card, and he'll need to improve to stay alive.

The turn card is the QH, and the locals in the crowd cheer as Campbell clinches the pot with a queen-high straight. (The meaningless river card is the KH, improving Campbell to a flush.) Rhynie Campbell doubles up in chips, while Nam Le appears to be crippled down to a pretty low stack.

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[Eagles]

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475 according to Cardplayer. Alan one of the keys to being a good tournament player is not wasting suckouts deep. Remember that.

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am Le has the button in seat 1, Sass raises from the cutoff to 27,000, Cajelais calls from the small blind, and Campbell calls from the big blind. The flop comes J98, Cajelais and Campbell check, Sass bets 47,000, Cajelais raises to 160,000, Campbell folds, and Sass moves all in. Cajelais asks for a chip count, and it's another 303,000 (463,000 total).

Cajelais calls with J9 (two pair), and Sass shows KK, and he'll need to improve to stay alive.

The turn card is the 4, and Sass needs a king, an eight, or a four to survive. The river card is the -- 8! Alan Sass rivers a higher two pair to win the pot and double into the chip lead with about a million in chips.

[Pudge714]

Ship ship mcgipp

Hand #25 - Nam Le has the button in seat 1, Sass raises from the cutoff to 27,000, Cajelais calls from the small blind, and Campbell calls from the big blind. The flop comes J98, Cajelais and Campbell check, Sass bets 47,000, Cajelais raises to 160,000, Campbell folds, and Sass moves all in. Cajelais asks for a chip count, and it's another 303,000 (463,000 total).Cajelais calls with J9 (two pair), and Sass shows KK, and he'll need to improve to stay alive.

The turn card is the 4, and Sass needs a king, an eight, or a four to survive. The river card is the -- 8! Alan Sass rivers a higher two pair to win the pot and double into the chip lead with about a million in chips.

[ZeeJustin]

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Hands #31-37: Nam Le Eliminated in Sixth Place ($30,000)

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Freeeee roooollliin and it feeeeels soo gooooood.

[suzzer99]

Did you just make a Peaches & Herb reference?

[ZeeJustin]

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Did you just make a Peaches & Herb reference?

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Why yes, I did!

We could go the, "And IIII'm Freeeeeeeeeeeee, Freeeeee Rooolllliinnn" Route if you prefer.

[Dominic]

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Did you just make a Peaches & Herb reference?

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Has Alan been "reunited" with anyone else's stacks??

UPDATES!

[ofishstix]

Tournament Director Jack McClelland announces the following approximate chip counts:

Seat 2 - Erik Cajelais - 800,000
Seat 3 - Rhynie Campbell - 700,000
Seat 6 - Alan Sass - 1,200,000

[Eagles]

and #139 - Alan Sass has the button in seat 6, he limps for 16,000, Cajelais completes from the small blind, and Campbell checks his option. The flop comes 543, Cajelais checks, Campbell bets 20,000, Sass calls, and Cajelais calls. The turn card is the A, Cajelais checks, Campbell bets 100,000, Sass thinks for about 20 seconds before he calls, and Cajelais quickly moves all in. Campbell folds, and Sass calls. (Campbell folded A-3 for two pair.)

Alan Sass shows A8 for the ace-high flush, and Cajelais shows 102, leaving him one out to a six-high straight flush -- he needs the six of spades.

The river card is -- the 6. Alan "TheUsher" Sass wins the pot with an ace-high flush.

FWIW the board is 5s 4s 3s alan has As8s other guy has Th2s