Event #81: No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack

Chris Quirijnen raised under the gun to 200,000 and Jose Aviles put his last 300,000 in the middle next to act. The action folded back around to Quirijnen and he put the chips across the line and tabled his hand.

Jose Aviles:   
Chris Quirijnen:   

The flop came    , giving Quirijnen a pair of tens and a flush draw. The board completed with the   on the turn and the   on the river for the pair of tens to eliminate Aviles.

Chris Quirijnen	2,580,000	1,180,000
Jose Aviles	0	-595,000

The hand was picked up on the river in what players said "was a limped pot" the board was showing      .

Ralph Massey was all-in for 1.77 million and his opponent Kwan Kim made the call and didn't have Massey covered after the chips were counted out.

Kim showed    and Massey was showing a flopped straight with    to eliminate Kim and more than double up his stack.

Ralph Massey	4,100,000	1,740,000
Kwan Kim	0	0

Hayato Kitajima raised in middle position to 180,000 and the action folded around to Garry Gates in the big blind and he defended.

The dealer fanned a flop of     and both players checked to see the   on the turn. Gates led out for 250,000 and Kitajima didn't take much time before putting his cards into the muck.

Garry Gates	2,930,000	1,130,000
Hayato Kitajima	1,140,000	-320,000

All the chips went in the middle before the flop and Donny Casho was at risk for a little over 900,000 against Cooper Wilhelm.

Donny Casho:   
Cooper Wilhelm:   

Casho had one overcard and the     flop was no help. The   was the turn though, giving him a bigger pair than Wilhelm and the   river was a blank as Casho doubled through Wilhelm.

Donny Casho	2,185,000	1,150,000
Cooper Wilhelm	105,000	-1,030,000

Marc Lange raised and Jonathan Torn defended from the big blind.

The dealer spread a flop of     and Torn check-called off his remaining 405,000 and both players tabled their hands.

Jonathan Torn:   
Marc Lange:   

Torn had flops trips and improved to a full house on the run out of   on the turn and   on the river, sealing his double up.

The next hand, Adrien Amorella raised to 125,000 and Markus Prinz ripped all-in in the cutoff before Torn put his 1,175,000 in the middle as well and Amorella got out of the way.

Jonathan Torn:   
Markus Prinz:   

It was a race and the board ran out       for Torn to be eliminated by the pair of kings of Prinz.

Markus Prinz	2,600,000	2,200,000
Garry Gates	1,800,000	1,355,000
Hayato Kitajima	1,460,000	295,000
Istvan Birizdo	1,160,000	675,000
Adrien Amorella	1,075,000	140,000
Eric Tweedie	850,000	490,000
Ryan Page	705,000	165,000
Marc Lange	365,000	-1,500,000
Jonathan Torn	0	-165,000

Jongwook Lee raised the button to 155,000 and Julian Velasquez defended the big blind.

On the     flop, Velasquez checked to Lee who continued for 100,000 and that was enough to earn the victory.

Maxwell Sabel	2,100,000	1,495,000
Christine Park	1,700,000	-20,000
Julian Velasquez	1,540,000	440,000
Jongwook Lee	1,260,000	260,000
An To	1,110,000	-1,270,000
Donny Casho	1,035,000	135,000
Michael Kharsa	920,000	185,000
Daniel Illingworth	800,000	-25,000
Thad Martin	400,000	-35,000

Steven Lillis raised to 100,000 in middle position and Dustin Goff jammed all of his chips in the middle for about 300,000 from the small blind. The big folded and Lillis dropped a chip to call.

Dustin Goff:   
Steven Lillis:   

"I always lose with this hand," Goff said before the     flop came. Unfortunately for Goff there was no jack on the   turn or   river and Goff was sent to the payout desk.

Steven Lillis	1,800,000	1,345,000
Dustin Goff	0	-430,000

In a blind versus blind pot, Melanie Weisner checked to Jim Collopy on the     flop, and he checked back. The   hit the turn and Weisner led out for 50,000 and Collopy called.

The   completed the board on the river and Weisner checked to Collopy before he splashed in a bet of 180,000. After some deliberation, Weisner made the call and he fast rolled his    for a flush on the river and Weisner mucked her hand.

The following hand, The action folded to Paul Kelly in the cutoff and he raised to 90,000 before Weisner shipped all-in for about 290,000 which was enough to take it down preflop.

Jim Collopy	1,830,000	1,190,000
Paul Kelly	660,000	475,000
Melanie Weisner	480,000	125,000