Not much happening at the moment, only hand I saw him play was when he raised pre in EP and John Hennigan called in MP.
They checked down 9 8 8 X K. Hennigan wanted to bet the river but decided against it, and he was right, he only had a K and Bokkie had him well beat with A A K 9
Bokkie' is sitting on around 170k now.
41 left, pretty close to the money now so action has slowed down a lot.
Bokkie is sitting with about 185k, and blinds are now 2.5k/5k
He played one all in pot the last level, villain opened to 12.5k, Bokkie raised to 43k thinking villain would fold a lot of his range because of the bubble, but villain went all in for about 90k.
A Q 7 4 vs A K K 3
The board ran out 2 2 J 8 A and Bokkie hit one of hit five outs to chop on the river.
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Bokkie went up to 255.5k before the break
He got it in against a shortie with 50k, he raised, villain 3-bet and he got it in
A J 5 2 vs A A Q 5 and the board ran out 7 T 4 ♥:h 7 X:h for Bokkie to scoop it.
Bokkie just made the money but he lost a huge pot to Nick Binger on the bubble and is now down to 90k and blinds are up to 3k/6k
Binger bet 10k, Bokkie made it 36k preflop BU vs SB
Flop 9:h 3:c 7:h Bokkie pots it, Binger goes all in for about 30k more, Bokkie calls
A:c Q:c 6:d 2:c vs K:h K:d J:h 4:d
Turn K:c River 9:c
Originally posted by elhh82
We've got quite a few late entries here, Gabriel Nassif and psychobenny are both playing now. durrrr, Huck Seed and Nick Schulman are also all playing now.Bokkie 27k
PokerNoob 13k
psychobenny 16k
BongBob 23k
Gabriel Nassif 42kI saw Bokkie win a nice pot after turning the nuts and redrawing to the new nuts on the river.
On a board of 7:s K:h T:c J:h after a 5 way limped pot, villain bet 1.5k, Bokkie made it 6k with A:h Q X:h X (with 9k behind) and villain called.
River 6:h, Bokkie goes all in and villain mucks. "Nice turn for me, he had the straight too.
Gabriel is running pretty hot on his table, in one of the first few hand, Mike Matusow to his right opened to 650, Gabriel pots it with A K 9 2 ds.
Flop A K J ♣:C check check
Turn 3 check check
River X Mike bets 5k, Gabriel minraises to 10k and Mike calls with A Q J 3
The in another big pot he won recently, he inadvertently slowrolled his opponent.
He raised with A A 8 7 unsuited and villain called
Flop A Q 8 ♠:s Gabriel bet 1,400 into a 1,650 pot, villain repots and Gabriel tanks thinking that he might be behind against vilain who probably has a low draw and a good high hand. He tanked for 2 minutes and villain said: "I hope you're not slowrolling me with a set of aces"
At this point, Gabriel thought that villain read his hand and was levelling him into callin so he tanked for another 2 minutes. The clock was called and finally he called.
villain had A Q K K and was pretty much drawing dead against Gabriel. After that, his table couldn't stop making fun of his "slowroll"
Opponent: "I've played millions of hands and have never seen anything like this"
Mike Matusow: "I've played for a long time and never seen anything like this too"
Gabriel: "I feel like an idiot"
Jacques Zaicik (an older French player) : "He is an idiot, I know, I'm his friend"
board: AsQs8c
Hand Equity Scoops Wins Hi Ties Hi Wins Lo Ties Lo
AcAd8d9h 38.05% 176 448 0 0 0
2c3cJsTs 61.95% 372 372 0 520 0
need 33% probably
Bokkie won a huge pot at the end to more than double up.
BU Nick Binger opened 15k, SB made it 51k, Bokkie called in BB, BU called
Flop J:d 5:h 3:c SB checks, Bokkie insta jams, Binger folds and SB calls.
A Q J 2 vs A A K Q, Bokkie also had a backdoor flush draw.
Turn 2:d River T:c
and Bokkie scooped with two pair Jacks and Deuces
Bokkie finished with 261k and there are just 25 left here.
Day 2 is just starting now:
130 1 Nick Binger 303,000
130 2 Igor Sharaskin 99,000
130 3 Bjorn "Bokkie" Verbakel 261,000
130 4 Peter Levine 112,080
130 5 Raymond Dehkarghani 266,000
130 6 Joseph Marchal 15,000
130 7 Bryce Yockey 323,000
130 8 Austin Marks 230,000
The rest:
135 1 Nick Schulman 772,000
135 2 Padraig Parkinson 36,000
135 3 Kirill Rabtsov 115,000
135 4 Trevor Reader 292,000
135 5 Tobias Hausen 139,000
135 6 Brent Wheeler 157,000
135 7 Allen Kessler 568,000
135 8 David Sands 110,000
135 9 Phil Laak 319,000
136 1 Alexander Dovzhenko 103,000
136 2 Marcelo Costa DNR
136 3 David Bach 310,000
136 4 Fabrizio Gonzalez 100,000
136 6 Anders Taylor 135,000
136 7 Grayson Nichols 90,000
136 8 Peter Charalambous 134,000
136 9 Lee Watkinson 111,000
Saw Bokkie play a few pots here. They are down to 19 now
Nick Binger raised in BU, SB called and Bokkie called
Flop 8:s 3:s 3:c check, Bokkie bets, Binger folds and SB shoves, Bokkie calls
A:h 3:h 9:d 2:h vs A:s 3:d 4:c 6:h
Turn and river came 4:s T:h for a chop with Bokkie taking the high with a full house while villain had A2 low
After that, UTG Bryce Yockey raised to 16k, Bokkie called in SB
Flop A:h 3:s A:d check check
Turn 8:s check check
River 3:c Bokkie bets 72k and Yockey tank folds flashing a single ace.
Bokkie had 3 4 5 J for second nuts for the high and low
"It was a misclick, I didn't know he already raised."
"I wanted him to call, if he shoved then I will be in trouble ... but I will still call. I have second second, one of them must be good"
Bokkie up to 285k now.
Nothing much happened in the last two hours, just raise/fold etc.
Anyway we're down to 13 here, I just saw the first flop from Bokkie
UTG+1 pot, Bokkie called in BB (they each had about 21bb)
Board J:c 8:d T:s 6:c 2:d they check it down, Bokkie bets 90k in the river (pot) and villain folds.
Pretty much sums up the last two hours, nothing exciting from Bokkie but the other shorties are busy busting each other.
Bokkie's up to 300k now
Unofficial Final Table
Seat Player Chip Counts
1 Phil Laak 846,000
2 Nick Binger 453,000
3 Bryce Yockey 579,000
4 Allen Kessler 728,000
5 Nick Schulman 648,000
6 Trevor Reader 401,000
7 Peter Charalambous 181,000
8 David Bach 910,000
9 Bjorn Verbakel 371,000
10 Brent Wheeler 166,000
Bokkie just took down the first hand of this final 10, he opened to 35k from CO, Binger called.
Flop 9:h T:h 3:s check, "do you have over 400? I pot" ,fold
Busto 8th - $43,328
From Pokernews:
Just before the level up, Bjorn Verbakel raised to 40,000 only to have Nick Binger three-bet to 150,000 on the button. Verbakel made the call and watched as the flop fell {J-♥}{10-♣}{4-♣}. The man from the Netherlands surprised the call by moving all in for his last 202,000, which Binger called.
Binger: {A-♥}{2-♥}{J-♦}{K-♠}
Verbakel: {4-♦}{Q-♥}{K-♥}{A-♦}Verbakel held a nice straight draw, but at the moment all he had was a pair of fours, which was behinds Binger's pair of jacks. The {3-♥} turn was discouraging to Verbakel as it gave Binger both flush and low outs. The {7-♣} river completed Binger's low, which complimented his pair of jacks for the high.
Binger scooped the pot to chip up to 1.45 million while Verbakel was eliminated in 8th place.
Interview with Bokkie
When he busted, Bryce Yockey came over to Bokkie and told him that he was the best player at the table.
Bokkie also added that he was pretty card dead today. He had aces like 30 times yesterday but only had 1 today.
