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2017 World Series of Poker

Event #25: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha
Dias: 1
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Event Info

2017 World Series of Poker

Resultado Final
Vencedor
Mão Vencedora
a♥a♣9♦7♦
Prémio
$179,126
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$952,200
Entradas
1,058
Informações sobre o nível
Nível
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Informações sobre o torneio - Dia 1

Casey Carroll Leads After $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Day 1

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Nível 10 : 500/1,000, 0 ante
Casey Carroll
Casey Carroll

Day 1 of Event #25: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha attracted a field of 1,058 and after a fast-paced and action-filled day, with a whole host of big names entering.

The likes of Vanessa Selbst, Frank Kassela, Allen Kessler, Mike Ross, Shaun Deeb, Ryan Laplante, Mike Sexton, Rep Porter, Men Nguyen and Connor Drinan all played and bust today.

Such as the intensity of today’s action, the money bubble burst shortly before the final level of the day, with the remaining players all guaranteed $1,501. Martin Kabrhel was lucky to survive, as at one point he was all in from the big blind with just one big blind remaining. However, there were six limpers and the Czech player rivered a flush to stay alive.

Some players who bust in the money included Martin Kabrhel (154th - $1,501), Naoya Kihara (148th - $1,501), Manig Loeser (139th - $1,501) and Yuval Bronshtein (116th - $1,579).

Defending champion Sam Soverel also cashed in this event, but bust in the last level of the night in 111th for a payout of $1,579.

It’s also interesting to note that the second, third and fourth place finishers in last week’s $565 Pot-Limit Omaha Event all bagged up at the end of the night. Jason Stockfish (69,200), Steven Wolansky (14,100), Igor Sharaskin (118,600), and Scott Davies (45,900) will all return tomorrow.

There are still some big names left in the field including Bruno Politano (51,200), Nadar Kakhmazov (103,100), Michael Mizrachi (153,800), Dan Heimiller (16,800), Alex Foxen (102,000), Tony Cousineau (24,000), Jason Wheeler (92,00) and Fraser MacIntyre (111,100) but none of them come close to the monster stack of Casey Carroll.

He bagged up 210,800 and will return tomorrow with the intention of getting one step closer to the final table and shot at earning their first WSOP bracelet along with $179,126 in prize money.

The players will return Wednesday at 12 p.m.

RoomTableSeatPlayerCountryChip Count
Amazon1681Kyle FleischmannUnited States65,300
Amazon1682Scott BohlmanUnited States76,800
Amazon1683Jason ChungUnited States45,700
Amazon1684Jose RosenkrantzUnited States11,700
Amazon1685Steven WolanskyUnited States14,100
Amazon1686Andrew WatsonUnited States18,500
Amazon1687Adam WhiteUnited States27,100
Amazon1688Kenneth PoUnited States19,700
      
Amazon1691Mark ZulloUnited States55,500
Amazon1692Jason WheelerUnited States92,000
Amazon1693Justin GardenhireUnited States41,500
Amazon1694Caufman TalleyUnited States34,700
Amazon1695William MigelyUnited States57,300
Amazon1696Matthew FranklinUnited States23,600
Amazon1697Peter RuderschmidtUnited States32,000
Amazon1698Kenneth GregersenDenmark61,800
Amazon1699Lawrence LazarUnited States45,400
      
Amazon1701Eugene TungUnited States34,400
Amazon1702Brant HaleUnited States22,900
Amazon1703Rami MornelUnited States13,800
Amazon1704Michael RoccoUnited States81,400
Amazon1705Alex FoxenUnited States102,500
Amazon1706Domone SiripaneFrance4,600
Amazon1707Dan HeimillerUnited States16,800
Amazon1708Jon LaneUnited States64,400
      
Amazon1711Jesse RockowitzUnited States28,300
Amazon1712Jacob DahlUnited States22,200
Amazon1713Edward SlackGuatemala33,800
Amazon1714Jeff ChapmanUnited States30,000
Amazon1715Gregory KoloUnited States45,000
Amazon1716Daniel SpencerUnited States44,500
Amazon1717James HoelandUnited States29,000
Amazon1718Alexandre FradinFrance128,900
Amazon1719Timothy WoodsonUnited States24,200
      
Amazon1721James ChenUnited States77,800
Amazon1722Allan LeUnited States138,000
Amazon1723Christopher O'RourkeUnited States41,800
Amazon1724Grantel GibbsUnited States46,700
Amazon1725Jacques MisonneBelgium20,200
Amazon1726Jesse FulmerUnited States164,700
Amazon1727Joshua LadinesUnited States16,700
Amazon1728Yosuke SekiyaJapan33,000
      
Amazon1731Bradley JansenUnited States59,800
Amazon1732Alexander CondonUnited States18,700
Amazon1733Renato MarquesBrazil48,900
Amazon1734Tyler GrothUnited States54,200
Amazon1735Stephen LadowskyCanada15,600
Amazon1736Yueqi ZhuChina37,700
Amazon1737Darren TaylorUnited Kingdom96,400
Amazon1738Arvi VainionkulmaFinland58,500
      
Amazon1751Jonathan ZarinUnited States55,900
Amazon1752Daniel TangUnited Kingdom14,000
Amazon1753Toby JoyceIreland95,500
Amazon1754Christopher FlintUnited Kingdom40,100
Amazon1755Fraser MacIntyreUnited Kingdom111,100
Amazon1756Christopher FrankGermany105,400
Amazon1757Jonathan RuizUnited States55,900
Amazon1758Igor SharaskinRussia118,600
      
Amazon1761Yashuo ChinUnited States146,200
Amazon1762Jason StockfishUnited States64,200
Amazon1763Nick SchwarmannUnited States36,000
Amazon1764Kan YingChina28,000
Amazon1765Madhava WimalaratnaUnited Kingdom8,300
Amazon1766Yu ZhengUnited States34,200
Amazon1767Brad RubenUnited States23,800
Amazon1768Jeffrey WangUnited States41,400
Amazon1769Karim LehoussineFrance18,000
      
Amazon1771Tony CousineauUnited States24,000
Amazon1772Mikhail SeminRussia45,000
Amazon1773Donald MaloneyUnited States20,500
Amazon1774Bill MinceUnited States53,500
Amazon1775Phillip MighallBrighton, , GT55,400
Amazon1776Florian StrasserAustria93,000
Amazon1777Jeremy JanowiakUnited States21,900
Amazon1778Andrew LukovskyUnited States116,500
      
Amazon1781Rumen NanevBulgaria15,700
Amazon1782Michael MizrachiUnited States153,800
Amazon1783Corey EmeryUnited States32,200
Amazon1784Gary BoldenUnited States47,500
Amazon1785James HughesUnited States55,300
Amazon1786Andrew MargolisUnited States85,200
Amazon1787Nadar KakhmazovRussia103,100
Amazon1788Morgan PophamUnited States26,000
Amazon1789Daniel HarmetzUnited States30,000
      
Amazon1791Oskar SilowCanada16,200
Amazon1792Juuso LeppanenFinland58,800
Amazon1793Richard HuUnited States46,300
Amazon1794Benjamin EilersUnited States50,400
Amazon1795Nick PeperoneUnited States32,100
Amazon1796Adam BrownUnited States56,300
Amazon1797Gregg MerkowUnited States38,900
Amazon1798Jesse ChinniUnited States140,200
Amazon1799Jeff SluzinskiUnited States64,600
      
Amazon1801Bruno PolitanoBrazil51,200
Amazon1802Scott DaviesCanada45,900
Amazon1803Tom MidenaUnited States95,600
Amazon1804Shane RaleighUnited States13,400
Amazon1805Jesse YaginumaUnited States74,200
Amazon1806Joseph BowersUnited States10,900
Amazon1807Vincent LamCanada14,900
Amazon1808Jia MaiCanada168,000
Amazon1809Casey CarrollUnited States210,800

Tags: Bruno PolitanoChristopher FrankDan HeimillerFrank KasselaJason StockfishJason WheelerManig LoeserMichael MizrachiMike SextonNaoya KiharaRyan LaplanteSam SoverelShaun DeebSteven WolanskyTony CousineauVanessa SelbstYuval Bronshtein

Martin Kabrhel's Antics on the Bubble

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Martin Kabrhel
Martin Kabrhel

In the last hand before the bubble, five players saw a flop of {2-Diamonds}{3-Hearts}{10-Spades}. It checked to Martin Kabrhel, who bet 2,000, and the small blind was the only caller.

The turn was the {3-Spades}, and the small-blind check-called a bet of 4,000. The river was the {8-Hearts}, and it checked to Kabrhel, who moved all in covering his opponent. His opponent called. Kabrhel showed {3-Diamonds}{5-Diamonds}{6-Hearts}{5-Clubs} and lost to his opponent's {a-Clubs}{a-Diamonds}{3-Spades}{6-Spades}.

A few hands later, Kabrhel limped in, called a bet on the flop, then folded the turn, leaving himself with just one big blind.

An orbit later, Kabrhel was all in from the big blind, and there were six limpers. The six live players checked down a flop of {5-Spades}{7-Clubs}{10-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}{q-Clubs}, and after waiting for all hands at other tables to conclude, the hands were turned over:


Player 1: {a-Hearts}{8-Spades}{6-Hearts}{7-Spades}
Player 2: {4-Clubs}{6-Clubs}{3-Clubs}{2-Clubs}
Player 3: {k-Hearts}{a-Spades}{6-Spades}{7-Hearts}
Player 4: {5-Clubs}{8-Clubs}{2-Spades}{7-Diamonds}
Player 5: {a-Diamonds}{3-Spades}{8-Hearts}{2-Hearts}
Player 6: {k-Clubs}{k-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}{6-Diamonds}

That left Martin Kabrhel. The silent player, who one hand earlier had asked to see "the rules of the tournament" before acting on his hand (an act which resulted in the clock being called on him) turned over his hand. One by one, he tantalizingly exposed his cards: The {q-Hearts}. The {9-Clubs}. The {4-Diamonds}. The {j-Clubs}. That's a Jack-high flush, and he septupled his stack to 5,600.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
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Martin Kabrhel
WSOP 2X Winner
5,600 5,600

JC Tran Gets a Fold

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JC Tran
JC Tran

With 4,750 in the pot and the board reading {J-Spades}{5-Hearts}{3-Clubs}, JC Tran was in the cutoff and heads-up against a player in early position, who checked. Tran made a pot-sized bet, and his opponent went into the tank briefly.

"Do you have something, bro?" asked Tran's opponent.

"4,750," replied Tran, coldly.

He mucked shortly thereafter, and Tran took the pot.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
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JC Tran 		11,500 2,300

Dana Belman Flops a Royal Flush; Rivers Quads; Eliminates an Opponent

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Dana Belman
Dana Belman

On a {a-Hearts}{10-Hearts}{j-Hearts} board, Dana Belman and another opponent both checked.

The turn was the {9-Diamonds}, and his opponent check-called a bet of 2,000 from Belman.

The river was the {10-Clubs}, and his opponent checked again. Belman bet 3,000, and his opponent moved all in. Belman called.

Belman: {k-Hearts}{q-Hearts}{10-Spades}{10-Diamonds}
Opponent: {a-Spades}{a-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}{q-Diamonds}

The all-in player had top boat, the third-best hand on this runout. Meanwhile, Belman had not just the second-best hand (quad tens) but the absolute nuts with a Royal Flush. Cue videos and pictures galore of the amazing runout.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
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Dana Belman 		16,650 16,650

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Rep Porter Climbing

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Rep Porter earlier this summer
Rep Porter earlier this summer

The player under the gun opened with a raise to 800, the cutoff called, three-time bracelet winner Rep Porter called from the button, and both blinds called as well.

The flop came {J-Spades}{10-Hearts}{10-Clubs} and action checked to Porter who bet 1,800. The blinds folded, the preflop raiser called, and the cutoff folded.

The turn brought the {3-Spades} and the under-the-gun player checked. Porter bet 2,600 and his opponent called.

The river was the {3-Hearts} and Porter's opponent checked. Porter bet 3,000, his opponent folded, and Porter took the pot.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
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Rep Porter
WSOP 3X Winner
16,500 11,500

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Bracelet Winner Mike Sexton in the Field

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Mike Sexton
Mike Sexton

Bracelet-winner and Poker Hall of Fame member Mike Sexton has taken his seat in Event #25: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha.

He already has one cash from the World Series this year, a 26th-place finish in the $1,500 Limit Hold'em event for $12,135.

His bracelet came way back in 1989 in the $1,500 Stud Hi-Lo event.

He currently sits on around starting stack.

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Mike Sexton
WSOP 1X Winner
Poker Hall of Famer
5,000 5,000

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$1,500 8-Game Runner-Up Mike Ross Eliminated

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Mike Ross
Mike Ross

We didn't get the hand, but runner-up in the $1,500 8-Game Mix 6-Handed Mike Ross has been eliminated from the $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha field.

Ross took home $89,948 for his efforts in coming second to Ron Ware, and was out celebrating late into the night. Unfortunately, he won't be making another deep run in this event.

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Mike Ross 		Eliminado

Men "The Master" Nguyen in the PLO Field

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Men Nguyen
Men Nguyen

"They're all scary boards in this game!" said a player at Men "The Master" Nguyen's table as Nguyen pulled in a pot.

Nguyen laughed in agreement and stacked the chips on top of his stack.

The Vietnamese-American has two cashes to his name this year, the best of which was a 60th-place finish in Event #16: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Six-Handed. He will be looking to add to his seven bracelets this year. The last time he topped a WSOP field was back in 2010 when he won the $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Championship for $394,807.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
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Men Nguyen
WSOP 7X Winner
5,900 900

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Welcome to Event #25: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha

Sam Soverel
Sam Soverel

The 2017 World Series of Poker is in full swing, and the next tournament on the agenda is Event #25: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha. Last year in this event, high stakes cash game pro Sam Soverel topped a field of 1,106 entries to win $185,317 and his first gold bracelet.

Cards will be in the air at 11 a.m. local time and players will start with 5,000 chips. Ten one-hour levels are on the schedule for Day 1, with 20-minute breaks every two levels and a 90-minute dinner break after Level 6 at approximately 5:40 p.m. Late registration will run through the dinner break and will end when level seven begins at about 7:10 p.m.

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