Hand #188: Ryan Riess
Ryan Riess had the button.
Riess raised to 2.5 million and won the pot.
Ryan Riess had the button.
Riess raised to 2.5 million and won the pot.
Jay Farber started the hand with the button, and raised to two million. Ryan Riess called, the flop came , and Riess checked. Farber tossed out 2.7 million, which was good enough to win the pot.
Ryan Riess had the button.
Riess raised to 2.5 million and won the pot.
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Jay Farber was on the button, and raised to two million. Ryan Riess three-bet to five million, Farber called, and the WSOP Dealer of the Year Belvy Dalton fanned .
Riess led out for five million, Farber called, and the turn brought the . Riess slowed down, tapping the felt, and Farber reached for chips. He slid forward 8.2 million, and Riess tanked for 30 seconds or so, then called.
With 36.7 million already in the middle, the board completed with the . Riess opted to lead out, making it 15 million, and Farber quickly folded.
With that pot, "Riess The Beast" is now the chip leader with over 112 million.
Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
---|---|---|
Ryan Riess |
112,125,000
18,500,000
|
18,500,000 |
|
||
Jay Farber |
78,550,000
-18,500,000
|
-18,500,000 |
Jay Farber had the button after the button failed to move seats.
Farber raised to 2 million and won the pot.
Ryan Riess started the hand on the button, and won with a raise to 2.5 million.
Jay Farber had the button.
Farber raised to 2 million, and Ryan Riess called. Riess then check-folded to a bet of 2.2 million on the flop, and Farber won the pot.
Ryan Riess started the hand with the button, and raised to 2.5 million. Jay Farber called, the flop fell , and Farber check-called a bet of three million from Riess.
The turn was the , Farber checked again, and Riess fired out another five million. Farber check-raised, pushing out a large stack of chips worth 13.45 million, and the crowd rose to their feet. Riess sat quietly for a minute or so before calling, and the board completed with the .
Farber slid out a massive bet of 24.5 million - nearly three quarters of the pot - and Farber's rail got rowdy.
"YOU GOTTA PAY TO SEE THOSE CARDS!!!" someone yelled.
Several other members of the rail shouted while Riess was in the tank, and Jack Effel attempted to tame them. It did nothing. The yells and shouts continued as Riess worked out the hand, and even he started to laugh after a few minutes.
Riess counted out enough chips to call, pulling them aside, but eventually folded.