Break Time
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Players are now on a break.
2011 World Series of Poker
Event #13: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout
Giorni 1
Event Info
Risultati finali
Event Info
Informazioni livello
2011 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Montepremi
$1,944,000
Entries
1,440
Livello
7
Bui
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
5,000
Rheem Pulls Nice Bluff
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Chino Rheem has been known to pull a bluff or two in his time, and he just made another one a few minutes ago. With the board reading 
, and around 2,000 in the pot, the action was checked to Rheem, who moved all in for 3,125. His opponent tanked for a few minutes before open folding 
. Always proud to show a bluff, Rheem showed 
for one pair and a missed flush draw and said "In yo face!" Rheem collected the chips and is up to around 7,000.
Two More Winners
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We can add Yosuke Sekiya and Matthew Piggott to the list of winners, and they will be coming back for day 2 tomorrow.
Boeken Takes Nice Pot
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Noah Boeken has had a slow day so far, as his stack slowly got grinded down while other players busted. However, Boeken has chipped up nicely while three handed, and just took a big pot off the big stack at the table. With the board showing 
, Boeken called a bet of 1450, and the two players took a river of 
. It was checked to Boeken, who assembled a bet of 2800. He was called, and showed 
for a full boat. His opponent mucked, and Boeken is closing the gap three handed.
Bubble Time!
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It's now heads up on several of the tables. Marc Inzian, Tristan Clemecon and Soren Kongsgaard are all attempting to make it into the money.
Jonathan Duhamel, meanwhile, has been crippled. With four players left he was all in with 
against and 
- the bullets scooped on an 
board. Duhamel left with just a few hundred chips.
Other Big Names Playing Short Handed
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A look through the yellow section shows us that Dan Kelly is heads up a with a nice size lead, and Chad Brown is heads up but is outchipped about 3-to-1. In addition, Joe Tehan is three handed with the lead, and Jeff Lisandro is three handed, but is the short stack.
All In Doubles Through Nguyen
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Kenny Nguyen just lost a big pot at his table. Jonathan Duhamel raised from the cutoff to 450 and Nguyen re-raised to 1,625 from the button. The player in the small blind pushed all in for a little over 4,000 and Duhamel got out of the way while Nguyen called.
Nguyen:
Small Blind:
Nguyen was way ahead until the flop came 
to put the other player into the lead with a pair of jacks. The turn and river brought the and 
and Nguyen was left with 3,100 in chips.
Defending Champion Out
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While the big hand at Negreanu's table was going down, we saw Steven Kelly getting up out of his chair, and heading to the rail. There will be a new champion in this year's event!
Negreanu Gets Big Double Up
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We came to the table with the flop showing 
. Negreanu had put in a raise to 2700 after his opponent bet 700. His opponent counted out a big raise, and Negreanu shipped in his stack before the chips even hit the felt. His opponent called, and the hands were flipped up in what was the biggest pot of the table.
Negreanu: 
Opponent: 
Negreanu had the overpair but had to fade several outs. His opponent added even more outs when the came on the turn. Needing to dodge a five, nine, or spade, the river came the 
, and Negreanu survived the all in to double to about 30,000, leaving is opponent with around 10,000.
Esfandiari Triple Barrels to Win
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Antonio Esfandiari bet 425 on the 
flop against PokerStars Team Pro Richard Toth, which the Hungarian called. The latter also called 825 on the turn but when Esfandiari moved all in on the 
river, Toth quickly folded with a smile.