USPO #4 - $10,000 Short Deck Dia 1 | 2019 US Poker Open

Fev 16, 2019

Soverel Finally Finds Some Traction

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Nível 9

After a rough start to the tournament, Sam Soverel is finally finding some traction.

In this hand, Ben Yu limped in, Ben Lamb limped as well, Soverel called, and Alex Foxen raised in the cutoff to 55,000. David Peters called on the button. Ben Yu then called, while Ben Lamb got away. Sam Soverel then decided to take the spot and moved all in for 835,000.

Foxen quickly folded and Peters asked for an exact count before he folded. Yu followed suit so Soverel took down a decent sized pot with no flop or showdown. As he raked in the pot he flashed his and that was it.

Tags: Ben Lamb Ben Yu David Peters Sam Soverel Alex Foxen

Fev 16, 2019

Peters Continues to Climb Through the Struggling Foxen

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Nível 9

Alex Foxen moved all in for around 100,000 and David Peters called, players turned over their hands.

David Petes:
Alex Foxen:

The board ran out and Peters held on with his jacks, forcing Foxen to use another add-on chip.

Tags: Alex Foxen David Peters

Fev 16, 2019

Aldemir Holds on with Jacks, Doubles Through Winter

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Nível 9

Koray Aldemir moved all in for 125,000, Sean Winter called and the two players turned over their hands.

Koray Aldemir:
Sean Winter:

The board ran out dry as the dealer flipped over and Aldemir scooped a double up through Winter.

Tags: Koray Aldemir Sean Winter

Fev 16, 2019

Yu Takes a Bullet From Ball and Moves Over a Million

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After a series of limps, Scott Ball moved all in for 150,000 from the cutoff. Ben Yu was on the button and he cold called. Everyone else folded and it was on to the races.

Scott Ball:
Ben Yu:

The board ran out and Ball was unable to improve and forced to use a time bank. Yu on the other hand collected the pot and chipped up over to over a million.