Jordan Morgan Chipleader at WSOPC w/three to play!

[stephenNUTS]

Supper Time! 22 minutes ago

Play broke a few minutes ago for an hour and fifteen minute dinner break. When we get back, PokerListings.com will bring you all the action from the three remaining players in the 15th level of this WSOPC championship.


Level: 14
Blinds: $4,000/$8,000
Ante: $1,000
Average Stack: $460,000
Players Left: 3
Tables Left: 1

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[PujolsOfPokr]

Average chip stack over 50 BB.
Quite refreshing to see in a Circuit event.

[stephenNUTS]

Congrats Jordan!

Mayhem in Mississippi: Morgan is Champion
Today we bore witness to the conclusion of the 2007 WSOP Circuit Grand Casino Tunica... Full Story at Pokerlistings.com

[iMsoLucky0]

Thanks Mr. Nuts.

[stephenNUTS]

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Thanks Mr. Nuts.

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GJ Jordan
Congrats on 1st Major Live Win!

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[Mike Gallo]

Congrats Jordan !!!!

GO GO GO

[burningyen]

WTF? from Poker News:

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At the dinner break, the three remaining players were invited to eat at Murano's Italian Café inside the Grand Casino Resort. Jordan Morgan held the chip lead at the intermission with approximately 650,000 in chips. Jerry Saucier had the smallest stack with 250,000 and Terry Hawkins fell in the middle with right around 370,000. Madness ensued when the players returned from break.

We're not sure if it was something he ate during the break or perhaps something the cocktail waitress slipped into his beer, but whatever the case, Jerry Saucier returned to the feature table a changed man. Saucier shoved all-in six times within the first seven hands, applying a totally different strategy than he'd been using up to this point. With the blinds still at 6,000 – 12,000, many onlookers questioned Jerry's approach, including Terry Hawkins, who, after about the fourth straight all-in, remarked, "It's going to work every time but the last."

Refusing to slow down, Saucier pulled the trigger again, but this time he was met by an immediate call from Hawkins, who casually turned over two red aces. Talk about fulfilling your own prophecy. Saucier simply shrugged and rolled over J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]....

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[stephenNUTS]

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WTF? from Poker News:

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At the dinner break, the three remaining players were invited to eat at Murano's Italian Café inside the Grand Casino Resort. Jordan Morgan held the chip lead at the intermission with approximately 650,000 in chips. Jerry Saucier had the smallest stack with 250,000 and Terry Hawkins fell in the middle with right around 370,000. Madness ensued when the players returned from break.

We're not sure if it was something he ate during the break or perhaps something the cocktail waitress slipped into his beer, but whatever the case, Jerry Saucier returned to the feature table a changed man. Saucier shoved all-in six times within the first seven hands, applying a totally different strategy than he'd been using up to this point. With the blinds still at 6,000 – 12,000, many onlookers questioned Jerry's approach, including Terry Hawkins, who, after about the fourth straight all-in, remarked, "It's going to work every time but the last."

Refusing to slow down, Saucier pulled the trigger again, but this time he was met by an immediate call from Hawkins, who casually turned over two red aces. Talk about fulfilling your own prophecy. Saucier simply shrugged and rolled over J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]....

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Are you implying a deal was made?

Either way,Jordan is a well deserving Champ!

[iMsoLucky0]

No deals that I was involved in. I didn't go to Murano's with them. I went for a drive in the cotton fields to clear my head and didn't eat so I wouldn't get sleepy. They were actually 15 minutes late getting it started back because their dinner went late, lol.