Event 61: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event Dia 5 | 2012 World Series of Poker

Jul 14, 2012

Baumann's Flopped Boat Ships Her Chips

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Dave D'Alesandro opened for 35,000 from early position. He was called by Gaelle Baumann in middle position and Timothy Adams in the hijack seat for a three-way pot.

The flop came {Q-Spades} {Q-Hearts} {5-Clubs} and D'Alesandro checked to Baumann, who fired 52,000 into the middle. Adams called and so did D'Alesandro after some thought.

The turn brought the {9-Hearts} and D'Alesandro checked again. Baumann fired again for 110,000 and Adams again called. D'Alesandro folded and it was heads-up going to the river, which brought the {J-Hearts} .

Baumann fired a third and final time for 250,000. Adams looked pained, but quickly called and Baumann turned over {5-Spades} {5-Diamonds} for a flopped full house. Adams mucked and Baumann scooped the pot.

Baumann is up to 2.6 million, while Adams slipped to 1.3 million.

Tags: Gaelle Baumann Timothy Adams

Jul 14, 2012

Mizzi Busts One

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Christopher Kolla opened shoved for 84,000 from early position. Sorel Mizzi called from the big blind and the hands were tabled:

Mizzi: {K-Spades} {7-Spades}
Kolla: {K-Clubs} {10-Hearts}

Mizzi was able to knock out his opponent despite being behind when the board fell {8-Diamonds} {J-Diamonds} {4-Diamonds} {5-Hearts} {6-Diamonds} . Mizzi is now sitting on 510,000.

We recently caught up with Mizzi to discuss the positive affects of Onnit Labs' Alpha Brain. Mizzi, who endorses the supplement, is still alive and thriving here in the Main Event.

Tags: Christopher Kolla Sorel Mizzi Onnit

Jul 14, 2012

Quijano Over Hille

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Elisabeth Hille was just involved in a three-way hand from late position against two opponents playing from the blinds — Felipe Quijano (small) and Tomas Samol (big). The flop came {7-Spades} {10-Clubs} {J-Clubs} , and when checked to Hille bet 52,000 (about two-thirds the pot), getting a call from Quijano only.

The turn was the {K-Spades} , and both players checked. The river then brought the {8-Diamonds} , and without waiting too long Quijano fired 81,000. Hille thought for a moment, then called. Quijano rolled over {A-Hearts} {Q-Spades} for a Broadway straight, and Hille nodded as she mucked her hand.

With that one Quijano adds a few more to his stack to push a little past Hille on the leaderboard.

Tags: Elisabeth Hille Felipe Quijano

Jul 14, 2012

Negreanu Nails The Double Up

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William Katona raised it up to 37,000 in middle position, and Daniel Negreanu was the lone caller in the big blind. The dealer fanned out a flop of {q-Clubs} {7-Diamonds} {10-Clubs} and Negreanu check called a bet of 46,000 from Katona. The turn paired the board, coming the {7-Hearts} , and Negreanu checked again. Katona fired out 95,000, and after about 45 seconds of thought, Negreanu moved all in 292,000 total. Katona tanked for about 90 seconds before announcing call.

Katona: {k-Hearts} {j-Hearts}
Negreanu: {7-Spades} {6-Clubs}

Negreanu had turned trip sevens, but Katona could still catch an ace or a nine on the river to double up. Negreanu was surely having flash backs to last year, where he finished 211th on the Day 5 on the same ESPN main stage. The dealer waited for the go, and delievered the river.

River: {4-Spades}

Negreanu let out a mini celebration, putting his arms in the air, while the rail showed their appreciation. After that hand, Negreanu jumps up to 768,000, while Katona drops to the short stack at the table, with 138,000.

Tags: Daniel Negreanu William Katona

Jul 14, 2012

Haddox Out, Corcione over 3.5 MM

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Robert Corcione opened to 40,000 from early position, and the action folded to Randy Haddox, who moved all in for around 500,000 from the big blind. Corcione called.

Corcione
Haddox

The board ran out {q-Diamonds} {8-Clubs} {9-Hearts} {4-Clubs} {j-Clubs} , and Haddox was eliminated.

Tags: Robert Corcione Randy Haddox

Jul 14, 2012

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Jul 14, 2012

Heitmann Busts Bresner

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Robert Bresner opened to 41,000 from early position and it folded around to the blinds. The small blind called and Jan Heitmann called from the big blind.

The dealer tapped the table and the flop brought the {5-Spades} {3-Spades} {9-Hearts} . The blinds checked to Bresner who continued for 63,000. The small blind quickly folded but Heitmann opted to stick around. Fourth street was the {7-Spades} and Heitmann checked. Bresner instantly moved all of his chips in for a bet of roughly 220,000. Heitmann called.

"Spades?" asked Bresner.

Heitmann shook his head and showed {6-Diamonds} {4-Hearts} for a turned straight. Bresner tabled {J-Spades} {J-Clubs} and was looking for a fourth spade on the river to make a flush. The river, however, was the {A-Clubs} and he was sent to the rail, a victim of Heitmann's straight.

Tags: Robert Bresner Jan Heitmann

Jul 14, 2012

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Jul 14, 2012

Baron Booms a Double

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According to the table, Isaac Baron just doubled with {j-} {j-} against Julio de la Rosa's {q-} {q-} and knocked out Morten Ahrensbach, who held {10-} {10-} . There was a jack on the flop, and the turn and river were inconsequential.

Baron doubled to 1.22 million, while de la Rose slipped to 400,000.

Tags: Morten Ahrensbach Julio de la Rosa Isaac Baron

Jul 14, 2012

Jaafar's Kings Can't Hold

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Action started with Mohammed Jaafar raising it up to 36,000. Omar Saeed was next to act, and he three bet it to 86,000. Everyone else got out of the way, and it was back to Jaafar. He moved all in 292,000, and Saeed called to put him at risk.

Jaafar: {k-Spades} {k-Clubs}
Saeed: {a-Spades} {k-Hearts}

Jaafar was well out in front, until the flop came down {2-Spades} {10-Clubs} {a-Clubs} . Saeed caught his ace, and Jaafar would now need running clubs or the case king to win the hand. However, the {a-Diamonds} hit the turn, giving Saeed unbeatable trips, and sending Jaafar to the rail. The meaningless river was the {4-Clubs} , and Saeed collected the chips to get up to 1.382 million.

Tags: Mohammed Jaafar Omar Saeed