WPT $25,000 Final: Day 4 - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

On the last hand before the break, we lost Scandinavian player Mikael Thuritz, who re-raised all-in for 160k with .

Doron Malinasky called in a flash and flipped over , which hit a crushing set on the Flop.

Board =

[AndrewT]

One of the players I'm supporting today is American field biologist Bill Ferrand who told of how he's after Hellmuth blood, the Poker Brat giving him a rub-down three years by bluffing him out of a pot and saying, "That's why the amateurs shouldn't play with the pros!"

"I've taken a pot or two off him already, but he's still got a big chip advantage over me. I'll get him though, and when he plays at me I'll have the goods. I haven't forgotten when he tried to humiliate me three years ago, it still hurts."

Well, I don't know about you guys, but I sure hope he gets his man.

It would appear Bill hasn't read Moby Dick.

[Djinn]

Official bustouts:

44) Jared Hamby
45) Antonio Salorio
46) Abraham Mosseri
47) Elia Ahmadian
48) Eric Hershler
49) Marc Goodwin
50) Praz Bansi
51) Justin Young
52) Patrik Antonius
53) Daniel Alaei
54) Joseph Grebanier

Payouts around this region:
31st-40th    $77,350
41st-50th    $61,880
51st-100th  $46,410

[jpean]

Can Somebody report for the Top 10 or 20 best amount of chips please ?

It will be nice thanks

[snoopy1239]

Can Hua raises to 53k under the gun and Carlos Mortensen calls.

Flop =

Check, check.

Turn =

Hua bets 110k, Carlos calls instantly.

River -

Both players check, Hua takes the pot with Pocket Nines.

[Djinn]

Fred Davis is eliminated in 41st place:  All in preflop with , called by Scott Fischman with his .
Flop:  (couldn't have asked for a larger glimmer of hope)
Turn: 
River: 

And Scott (pictured) is climbing upwards...his chip towers not really countable but make you either wish that you were the one sat behind them, or wish you wouldn't be immediately thrown out if you knocked them over, depending on the sort of person you are.

[snoopy1239]

Noah Jefferson is OUT.

All-in from early position for 110k, he was called by Kirk Morrison in the big bling, who took a shot with .

Noah had , but it wasn't enough as the board came .

With the blinds at 8k/16k, many may critcise that call.

[Djinn]

Can Somebody report for the Top 10 or 20 best amount of chips please ?

It will be nice thanks

They are changing all the time - the counts on the previous page just about accurate still - going to wait til the next redraw for full counting again as it takes a while and precious action might slip by...

I can tell you that Paul Lee (pictured) now has well over 2,300,000 - also attached a picture of his spreading stack, with protective arm.

[Micko]

Can Hua raises to 53k under the gun and Carlos Mortensen calls.

Flop =

Check, check.

Turn =

Hua bets 110k, Carlos calls instantly.

River -

Both players check, Hua takes the pot with Pocket Nines.

I think Can Hua was the player that played the 72 against Rafe Furst when he slow played AA in a side event at the wsop last year he flopped trip and Furst hit the 2 outer on the winner for a monster pot!!!

[The Camel]

On the last hand before the break, we lost Scandinavian player Mikael Thuritz, who re-raised all-in for 160k with .

Doron Malinasky called in a flash and flipped over , which hit a crushing set on the Flop.

Board =

Hi Jen and Snoops.

Can you do me a favour please..

Can you take a face on picture of Doron Malinsky? he looks remarkably like a guy who borrowed $300 from me at the WSOP last year "just for 2 minutes..." Never to be seen again of course.

[snoopy1239]

Tommy Vu moves all-in pre-flop from early position for 330k (blinds just 8 and 6k remember).

Although Carlos Mortensen thought about it for a while in the small blind, he eventually folded and Tommy showed his hand.

What sort of hand do you reckon makes that move?

[jpean]

Noah Jefferson is OUT.

All-in from early position for 110k, he was called by Kirk Morrison in the big bling, who took a shot with .

Noah had , but it wasn't enough as the board came .

With the blinds at 8k/16k, many may critcise that call.

I can understand his call, last time you say the number of cheaps, he has around 1.200.000. So it was not too much for him to try get someone out who is short stack. But he probably waited for something else than As King...

[snoopy1239]

On the last hand before the break, we lost Scandinavian player Mikael Thuritz, who re-raised all-in for 160k with .

Doron Malinasky called in a flash and flipped over , which hit a crushing set on the Flop.

Board =

Hi Jen and Snoops.

Can you do me a favour please..

Can you take a face on picture of Doron Malinsky? he looks remarkably like a guy who borrowed $300 from me at the WSOP last year "just for 2 minutes..." Never to be seen again of course.

Unfortunately he's seated the wrong side, so I'm afraid you'll have to make do with his back.

That's two backs you've seen now, the back of Doron and the back of your money. 

[Micko]

Tommy Vu moves all-in pre-flop from early position for 330k (blinds just 8 and 6k remember).

Although Carlos Mortensen thought about it for a while in the small blind, he eventually folded and Tommy showed his hand.

What sort of hand do you reckon makes that move?

JJ OR AK

[snoopy1239]

With 200k+ in the pot and a Flop of , Thomas Schreiber (small blind) check-raises Lyle Berman's (big blind) 120k bet to a total of 350k.

Berman folds instantly.