Event #44: 6-Handed Limit Hold'em

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Kevin Erickson raised in the small blind and Kenny Hsiung called in the big blind.

Hsiung called Erickson's bet on the     flop.

The   came on the turn and Hsiung raised to Erickson's bet which saw a call.

The   completed the board and Erickson check-called.

Hsiung showed    for the flopped Broadway and collected the pot.

Ryan Hansen	1,800,000	100,000
Ken Deng	1,700,000	0
Kenny Hsiung	1,300,000	430,000
Kevin Erickson	1,100,000	-600,000
Kosei Ichinose	585,000	-20,000

Kevin Erickson raised in the hijack and Ryan Hansen defended the big blind.

Hansen check-called on the     flop.

The   turn saw Hansen check-call and the   completed the board. Hansen led and Erickson called.

Hansen showed    for the best hand and took the pot to even in chips with Erickson.

Ryan Hansen	1,700,000	400,000
Kevin Erickson	1,700,000	-200,000
Ken Deng	1,500,000	0
Kosei Ichinose	845,000	-20,000
Kenny Hsiung	790,000	0

Kosei Ichinose raised from under the gun and was called by Ken Deng in the big blind. The flop came     and Deng check-called a bet from Ichinose.

The   paired the board on the turn and Deng checked again. Ichinose made another bet but Deng check-raised this time. Ichinose thought for a minute before making the call.

The river brought the   and Deng led out this time. Ichinose went into the tank for over three minutes before finally making the call. Deng turned over    and Ichinose sent his cards to the muck.

Ken Deng	1,500,000	300,000
Kosei Ichinose	865,000	-435,000

Steve Chanthabouasy raised it up from under the gun and was called by Kosei Ichinose in the big blind. The flop came     and Ichinose check-called a bet from Chanthabouasy.

The   paired the board on the turn and both players checked to the   on the river. Ichinose checked for the third time and Chanthabouasy threw in a bet. Ichinose looked him up and Chanthabouasy showed    for just nine-high. Ichinose turned over    for ace-high and scooped the pot.

Chanthabouasy was left with just 55,000 after the hand and stuck in the last of his chips from the big blind when Kenny Hsiung raised. Ichinose also came along to see a flop of    . It checked through to the   on the turn and the   on the river.

Ichinose bet the river and Hsiung let his hand go. Ichinose showed    for two pair while Chanthabouasy exited with   .

Kosei Ichinose	1,200,000	330,000
Kenny Hsiung	835,000	-75,000
Steve Chanthabouasy	0	-295,000

Ryan Hansen raised on the button and Kenny Hsiung defended from the big blind. The flop came     and Hsiung checked to Hansen who continued with a bet. Hsiung check-raised and Hansen called.

The turn was the   and Hsiung led out with a bet this time. Hansen folded and Hsiung showed    for a flopped straight.

Ryan Hansen	1,300,000	-100,000
Kenny Hsiung	625,000	125,000

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Kevin Erickson raised on the button and John Hoang defended his big blind.

The flop came     and Erickson called Hoang's bet.

The   came on the turn and Hoang led. Erickson thought about it and ultimately put in the raise for the rest of Hoang's chips. Hoang called and hands were revealed.

John Hoang:   
Kevin Erickson:   

Both players had a pair but Hoang needed help. The board completed with the  , eliminating Hoang and leaving his rail quiet following the deep run.

Kevin Erickson	2,385,000	435,000
John Hoang	0	-205,000

On a     flop, Kevin Erickson was in the cutoff and check-called against Kenny Hsiung on the button.

Erickson check-called again on the   turn and both players checked the   river.

Erickson showed    which was good for the pot.

Kevin Erickson	1,950,000	-120,000
Kenny Hsiung	825,000	-155,000

John Hoang was down to his last few big bets and he raised it up from the cutoff. Kosei Ichinose three-bet in the small blind and Hoang stuck in a four-bet. Ichinose raised one last time and Hoang found himself all in for 115,000.

John Hoang:   
Kosei Ichinose:   

The flop of     left Hoang in a great position to double up with his pocket queens. The   on the turn gave Ichinose some more outs but the   on the river was not one of them.

Kosei Ichinose	720,000	0
John Hoang	255,000	-195,000