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| 2006 Caesars Palace Las Vegas Poker Tournament World Series of Poker Circuit Event Tournament Results |
| World Series of Poker Circuit Events 2006 Caesars Palace Las Vegas Poker Tournament Event #1 No Limit Hold'em Final Results |
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| April 28, 2006 Caesars Palace Poker Tournament Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada Caesars Palace Tournament Schedule |
Buy-In:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
| Bob Dillon |
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Tournament Report
9th Place:
Play commences at our final table with the small blind at $3000, big blind at
$6000 and an ante of $1000. Michael Billings in seat #1 turns over a pair of
J’s to David Kaneski in seat #4 who shows a pair of Q’s. The board gives
further help to neither player. Michael takes away 9th place.
8th Place:
James Pechac all-in and is called by Jed Kutaka. Each player holds a pocket
pair; Pechac with 7’s and Kutaka with Q’s. The flop of 4d-Ac-10s gives Pechac
an early lead. A Ks on the turn and a Jh on the river gives no further help to
Pechac who finishes in 8th place.
7th Place:
Brian Essenter pushes all-in and is called by Jason Kaylor on the button.
Essenter with a Qc-3s is up against an Ah-Qh for Kaylor. Each player pairs
their Q on the flop of 5c-Qs-3c. The turn shows a 5d and the river a 3d
leaving Kaylor with the A kicker for the win. Essenter leaves in 7th place.
A few hands later, Bob Dillon doubles up through Kaylor when Kaylor raises
to $16000 and Dillon declares all-in; Kaylor calls. Dillon shows Ah-7d to Jason’
s 7c-8c. The board of Kd-Qs-3d, 5s, 2d helps neither player. Bob’s A-high is
a winner.
6th Place:
John Stout declares all-in for $27,000; Dillon comes over the top for $57,000.
All players fold including the blinds. Stout has a pocket pair of 9’s to Dillon’s
10’s. The flop comes 7h-2s-Js with a turn of 8d and a river of 8s. Dillon
dominates Stout for a 6th place finish.
The time ends with Dillon our chip leader with $366,000. The short stack is
$56,000. The blinds change to $6000/$12000 with an ante of $2000.
5th Place:
Kaylor pushes all-in and is called by Kutaka in the big blind. Kaylor has a pair
of 2’s to Kutaka’s Kc-Qc. The flop of 3c-Ah-9d keeps the 2’s in the lead. A 4s
hit the turn. Kutaka spikes a Qh on the river for top pair. Kaylor takes away
a 5th place finish.
4th Place:
Fourth place comes a few hands later. Dillon in the big blind pushes all-in
and Steve Gersch calls. Each player has an A; Dillon with Ad-Jh and Gersch
with Ac-Kc. Dillon finds a pair on the flop of 6s-Q-cJc. The turn is the Qs and
the river the 4s giving the pot to Dillon. Gersch finishes in 4th place.
3rd Place:
Third place occurs just before time runs out and the levels change once
again. Kanesky with pocket 9’s flops a set to Kutaka’s two pair of A’s and Q’s
when the flop comes Qh-9h-Ac. The turn and river do not change the results
of the flop and Kutaka takes away 3rd place.
2nd Place/1st Place:
Kanesky doubles through Dillon when he pushes all-in and is called holding
pocket A’s to Dillon’s Ah-7s. The board is Kc-Ad-Qh, Qd, Jh giving Kenesky A’s
full of Q’s. The next few hands are traded between the players with Dillon
once again gaining a chip lead. A new hand is dealt and Kanesky declares all-
in; Dillon quickly calls. Kanesky shows down a Ac-9h to Dillon’s pocket K’s.
The flop comes 8h-2s-6s; Bob must continue to dodge an A to win. The turn
puts a Jd on the board and the river a 4d. David walks away with 2nd place.
Bob’s pocket K’s hold up for a 1st place win, $88,357 and a gold WSOP ring.
Tournament Director - Robert Daily
Asst. Tournament Directors - Chris Held and Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
9th Place:
Play commences at our final table with the small blind at $3000, big blind at
$6000 and an ante of $1000. Michael Billings in seat #1 turns over a pair of
J’s to David Kaneski in seat #4 who shows a pair of Q’s. The board gives
further help to neither player. Michael takes away 9th place.
8th Place:
James Pechac all-in and is called by Jed Kutaka. Each player holds a pocket
pair; Pechac with 7’s and Kutaka with Q’s. The flop of 4d-Ac-10s gives Pechac
an early lead. A Ks on the turn and a Jh on the river gives no further help to
Pechac who finishes in 8th place.
7th Place:
Brian Essenter pushes all-in and is called by Jason Kaylor on the button.
Essenter with a Qc-3s is up against an Ah-Qh for Kaylor. Each player pairs
their Q on the flop of 5c-Qs-3c. The turn shows a 5d and the river a 3d
leaving Kaylor with the A kicker for the win. Essenter leaves in 7th place.
A few hands later, Bob Dillon doubles up through Kaylor when Kaylor raises
to $16000 and Dillon declares all-in; Kaylor calls. Dillon shows Ah-7d to Jason’
s 7c-8c. The board of Kd-Qs-3d, 5s, 2d helps neither player. Bob’s A-high is
a winner.
6th Place:
John Stout declares all-in for $27,000; Dillon comes over the top for $57,000.
All players fold including the blinds. Stout has a pocket pair of 9’s to Dillon’s
10’s. The flop comes 7h-2s-Js with a turn of 8d and a river of 8s. Dillon
dominates Stout for a 6th place finish.
The time ends with Dillon our chip leader with $366,000. The short stack is
$56,000. The blinds change to $6000/$12000 with an ante of $2000.
5th Place:
Kaylor pushes all-in and is called by Kutaka in the big blind. Kaylor has a pair
of 2’s to Kutaka’s Kc-Qc. The flop of 3c-Ah-9d keeps the 2’s in the lead. A 4s
hit the turn. Kutaka spikes a Qh on the river for top pair. Kaylor takes away
a 5th place finish.
4th Place:
Fourth place comes a few hands later. Dillon in the big blind pushes all-in
and Steve Gersch calls. Each player has an A; Dillon with Ad-Jh and Gersch
with Ac-Kc. Dillon finds a pair on the flop of 6s-Q-cJc. The turn is the Qs and
the river the 4s giving the pot to Dillon. Gersch finishes in 4th place.
3rd Place:
Third place occurs just before time runs out and the levels change once
again. Kanesky with pocket 9’s flops a set to Kutaka’s two pair of A’s and Q’s
when the flop comes Qh-9h-Ac. The turn and river do not change the results
of the flop and Kutaka takes away 3rd place.
2nd Place/1st Place:
Kanesky doubles through Dillon when he pushes all-in and is called holding
pocket A’s to Dillon’s Ah-7s. The board is Kc-Ad-Qh, Qd, Jh giving Kenesky A’s
full of Q’s. The next few hands are traded between the players with Dillon
once again gaining a chip lead. A new hand is dealt and Kanesky declares all-
in; Dillon quickly calls. Kanesky shows down a Ac-9h to Dillon’s pocket K’s.
The flop comes 8h-2s-6s; Bob must continue to dodge an A to win. The turn
puts a Jd on the board and the river a 4d. David walks away with 2nd place.
Bob’s pocket K’s hold up for a 1st place win, $88,357 and a gold WSOP ring.
Tournament Director - Robert Daily
Asst. Tournament Directors - Chris Held and Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
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