Originally posted by RobbieV
Trader got it all-in preflop with KK vs 77. Board ran out 7TT, 8, 7 and Trader doubles to 875,000. 75,000 left for Kravchenko.Last 8 come on
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Originally posted by RobbieV
Trader got it all-in preflop with KK vs 77. Board ran out 7TT, 8, 7 and Trader doubles to 875,000. 75,000 left for Kravchenko.Last 8 come on
according to pokernews was KK (trader) x 99 (kravcenco).
;p
Alexander just doubled through Trader.
Alex raised 22 pf to 16,000. Trader goes all-in and Alex calls. Flop blanked out and Trader is now playing 890,000 vs 70,000.
Originally posted by rex99
Originally posted by RobbieV
Trader got it all-in preflop with KK vs 77. Board ran out 7TT, 8, 7 and Trader doubles to 875,000. 75,000 left for Kravchenko.Last 8 come on
according to pokernews was KK (trader) x 99 (kravcenco).
;p
You are correct, sir! fixed my post, thanks.
Originally posted by RobbieV
Originally posted by rex99
Originally posted by RobbieV
Trader got it all-in preflop with KK vs 77. Board ran out 7TT, 8, 7 and Trader doubles to 875,000. 75,000 left for Kravchenko.Last 8 come on
according to pokernews was KK (trader) x 99 (kravcenco).
;p
You are correct, sir! fixed my post, thanks.
hahaha
that info wasn't really necessary, as if you see, if krav bla bla bla had 77, trader wouldn't have won that hand!
nevertheless, i'm drunk, so no need to consider this post...
hahahaha
btw. nice coverage so far!
Trader opened up a 10:1 chip lead after getting it all in preflop with KK vs 99. Trader opened the action with a 9k raise, Kravchenko made it 26k, Trader made it 53k, Kravchenko cut out about 400k chips, and Trader went all in.
The flop blanked and Trader took the huge lead.
In the very next hand however, he lost about 40k chips. Kravchenko made it 11k preflop, Trader called. Kravchenko checked the flop, Trader made it 11k, and Trader called. Action was then checked down to the river. The board was Ah 5d Ks 3h 7s and Kravchenko won it with Kh 8c. He was then up to 120k.
There were then some small pots exchanged and Alex went up to 150k or so before winning a preflop all in race against Trader.
Kravchenko made it 16k with blinds at 3k/6k, Trader went all in (150k effective stack), Kravchenko called. AT vs 22, no help on the board for Trader and Kravchenko closed it down to just a 2:1 lead for Trader.
Trader just won the match vs Kravchenko.
It was AT vs QK, and the chip went all in preflop. Kravchenko had about a 160k stack then.
Board came J 6 4 7 T
Earlier, about 30 minutes ago:
Trader won a big hand without showdown to push Kravchenko back down to around 100k chips.
In a re-raised pot, where Trader called the 3-bet
Flop A K 7, Kravchenko bet and Trader called.
Turn 8, and giving a flush draw, Kravchenko made a big 86k bet, Trader shipped it, and Kravchenko folded losing more a big chunk of his stack there.
That will end our coverage for today. Come back tomorrow for more of Trader vs Vanessa Rousso. Coverage tomorrow will start at 3pm PST (12am CET).
Btw, Rousso was such a luckbox vs Vivek Rajkumar. Early on, she flopped a straight with JQ on a A K T board while Vivek had T T. Vivek was crippled after that. In the last hand, A 3 vs A 8 and Rousso flopped a straight again with 2 4 5 on the board.
Did some research on Rousso.
She lost the 2009 National Heads-up Poker Championship vs Huck Seed in the finals.
You can find plenty of videos of the matches in that event online. I'm sure Trader is also studying them now ♦
hmm.. why no pics of Ivey? haven't seen the whole thread but haven't seen him at all 
Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
hmm.. why no pics of Ivey? haven't seen the whole thread but haven't seen him at allTry page 3 for starters.
@Edwin - Keep an eye out for the English Community's very own Oceanic Superstars - Coach chenny8888 (NZ) & Moderator justkyle88 (Aus) who are both hoping to play event #36
Gogo Chenny
Gogo Kyle
The whole community, indeed the whole of PokerStrategy is behind you
Good luck also to trader and all PokerStrategists taking part in the various events.
Bart
Edit: Kyle is hoping to reg for day 1b, think Chenny may have already played day 1a but unsure.
Originally posted by EagleStar88
@Edwin - Keep an eye out for the English Community's very own Oceanic Superstars - Coach chenny8888 (NZ) & Moderator justkyle88 (Aus) who are both hoping to play event #36Gogo Chenny
Gogo Kyle
The whole community, indeed the whole of PokerStrategy is behind you
Good luck also to trader and all PokerStrategists taking part in the various events.Bart
Edit: Kyle is hoping to reg for day 1b, think Chenny may have already played day 1a but unsure.
Chenny played in Day 1A, saw him name in the entrants list, unfortunately I wasn't able to get any pics of him.
I've met Kyle and will try to catch him later when i get to the Rio. Will definitely try to keep you guys updated about his progress.
Here another super quick update of yesterday's (June 19) action
Event #32 $5,000 No Limit Hold'em 6-max saw Men "The Master" Nguyen" fall at the final hurdle as he went down to Jeffrey Papola in the heads-up match. Papola took home $667,433 while Nguyen would have to be content with $412,746.
Event #33 $2,500 Pot Limit Hold'em / Pot Limit Omaha saw Team PokerStrategy.com member BongBob finish in 14th place. Jose Luis-Velador took home the bracelet and $260,552.
Event #34 $1,000 No Limit Hold'em Seniors event completed Day 2 with just 23 players left. The remaining field consists of all Americans with Michael Minetti the only one with over 1 million chips and leading the chip counts. Eddy Scharf could only manage 73rd place
Event #35 $10,000 Heads-Up No Limit Hold'em Championship saw 64 players take their seats on Day 2 while only 8 continue on to Day 3. Team PokerStrategy.com member RobbieV along with PokerStrategists PokerNoob and eleph were among those who hit the rails. Trader moved on to the final 8 and will be taking on Vanessa Rousso in Round 6.
Event #36 $1,000 No Limit Hold'em had 1,987 players sign up for Day 1A. Team PokerStrategy.com Nazgul played and was joined by several PokerStrategists like Tonding and recently crowned New Zealand Poker champion Cheny8888. All 3 of them have hit the rails. 287 remain and Scott Montgomery leads he chip counts from Day 1A.
Event #37 $3,000 HORSE had 478 signing up and 219 of them made their way into Day 2. Jordan Siegel leads the chip counts now. David Benyamine, Michael Binger and Katja Thater are among those who are still in the running.
justkyle88 playing in Event #36. He is pretty short now, with around 20bb with blinds at 50/100. They start with with 3k chips.
Trader vs Vanessa Rousso should b starting shortly.
Here are the other matches:
* Alexander Kostristyn vs Ludovic Lacay
* Jason Somerville vs Kido Pham
* Faraz Jaka vs Ayaz Mahmood
Games just started a few minutes ago
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Sorry about the pic for Vanessa, the lighting is bad and her cap makes it worse.
You can see more pics here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/teampokerstrategywsop/sets/72157624194466057/
hello elhh82, if you can, and if you find Mihai Manole, he s from Romania, and i want to know how is he doing.
i don`t think he plays right now...but in the future..
I think other romanians are playing, but.. i don't know, if you see one, please coverage ♦.
Only if you can sir
nice coverage btw