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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 #2 No Limit Hold'em Final Results |
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| April 29, 2006 Caesars Palace Poker Tournament Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada Caesars Palace Tournament Schedule |
Buy-In:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
| Allen Cunningham |
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Tournament Report
Play Commences at our final table with the small blind at $1500, big blind at
$3000 with an ante of $500. Jim, in the big blind bets out $18,000, gets re-
raised by Ronnie to $40,000 and Allen pushes all-in. Jim folds his hand to the
all-in bet and Ronnie calls. Ronnie shows up the KhJc to Allen’s pair of 8’s.
“And the flop is” 2h-8c-Js. Allen’s set dominates when the turn and river offer
no additional help to Ronnie. Allen doubles through with the win.
Shortly thereafter, Jim declares all-in for $12,000 and gets called by Ronnie in
the big blind. Jim shows the Kh-10h to Ronnie’s Ks-9d. Ronnie flops two pair
with the 9s-4s-Kh. The turn gives Jim the lead when a 10c comes along. A 3s
on the river gives additional help to neither player; Jim doubles through.
9th Place:
In the small blind, Brad declares all-in; called by Paul. Brad shows 5s-2h to
8s-9c for Paul. Paul flops the nut straight with a 6d-5d-7c. The turn and river
are of no salvation and Brad finishes in 9th place.
8th Place:
Yohanes bets all-in; called by Allen. Yohanes turns over an Ah-Qh to Allen’s
Ac-Kd. The flop, turn and river match neither player. Allen’s A-K takes down
the pot and Yohanes finishes in 8th place.
The time limit ends with a break for the players. When play commences the
small blind will be $2000, big blind $4,000 with a $500 ante.
7th Place:
A few hands later, Steve calls Ronnie’s all-in bet. It’s Ac-Qh for Steve and As-
7d for Ronnie. The flop comes 6c-4d-8h; turn Kd and river 9c. Steve wins A
high and Ronnie exits in 7th place.
Several of the hands to come are uneventful. David doubles through Jim with
a pocket pair of A’s to Jim’s pocket Q’s. Later Jim doubles through David
when his A in the hole pairs on the flop to David’s pocket 4’s.
6th Place:
Play picks up pace from 6th place through 3rd. For 6th place, Paul pushes all-
in and is called by Allen. Paul shows big slick to Allen’s Kc-Jd. The Kc
becomes the winning card when flop, turn and river provide four more clubs.
Paul wins 6th place.
5th Place:
Dayne goes all-in called by Allen. Dayne rolls the 10d-9d and Allen the Ac-7c.
The flop is 9c-Ad-10c; the turn 7s and river 4s. Allen’s two pair sends Dayne
to the cashiers window in 5th place.
4th Place:
In the small blind, Jim goes all-in; called by Allen. Jim has pocket 5’s to Allen’s
pocket Q’s. The flop, turn and river offer no additional help. Allen dominates
Jim; who takes down a 4th place finish.
3rd Place:
Small blind, David with pocket 9’s goes up against big blind Steve with Ad-
Kd. Pocket 9’s lead on the flop but fall back into second when a Kh comes on
the turn. The 6s on the river is a brick for each player. Steve’s K’s dominate;
David leaves in 3rd place.
The blinds increase to $3000/$6,000 with a $1,000 ante. Allen has a
significant chip lead over Steve.
2nd Place/ 1st Place:
The winning hands volley between Steve and Allen. The final hand has Allen
on the button/small blind who calls Steve in the big blind; Steve checks. The
flop is Ad-Jd-Qd; check/check. The turn is the 7d; Steve bets $20,000 and
Allen calls. The river is a 3h, Steve pushes all-in and Allen goes into the tank
for several minutes finally making the call. Allen flopped a flush with the 9d-
3d; Steve pick-ed the wrong time to play the bluff. Steve goes out in 2nd
place to our winner; Allen Cunningham in 1st.
Tournament Directors - Robert Daily
Assistant Tournament Directors - Chris Held & Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
Play Commences at our final table with the small blind at $1500, big blind at
$3000 with an ante of $500. Jim, in the big blind bets out $18,000, gets re-
raised by Ronnie to $40,000 and Allen pushes all-in. Jim folds his hand to the
all-in bet and Ronnie calls. Ronnie shows up the KhJc to Allen’s pair of 8’s.
“And the flop is” 2h-8c-Js. Allen’s set dominates when the turn and river offer
no additional help to Ronnie. Allen doubles through with the win.
Shortly thereafter, Jim declares all-in for $12,000 and gets called by Ronnie in
the big blind. Jim shows the Kh-10h to Ronnie’s Ks-9d. Ronnie flops two pair
with the 9s-4s-Kh. The turn gives Jim the lead when a 10c comes along. A 3s
on the river gives additional help to neither player; Jim doubles through.
9th Place:
In the small blind, Brad declares all-in; called by Paul. Brad shows 5s-2h to
8s-9c for Paul. Paul flops the nut straight with a 6d-5d-7c. The turn and river
are of no salvation and Brad finishes in 9th place.
8th Place:
Yohanes bets all-in; called by Allen. Yohanes turns over an Ah-Qh to Allen’s
Ac-Kd. The flop, turn and river match neither player. Allen’s A-K takes down
the pot and Yohanes finishes in 8th place.
The time limit ends with a break for the players. When play commences the
small blind will be $2000, big blind $4,000 with a $500 ante.
7th Place:
A few hands later, Steve calls Ronnie’s all-in bet. It’s Ac-Qh for Steve and As-
7d for Ronnie. The flop comes 6c-4d-8h; turn Kd and river 9c. Steve wins A
high and Ronnie exits in 7th place.
Several of the hands to come are uneventful. David doubles through Jim with
a pocket pair of A’s to Jim’s pocket Q’s. Later Jim doubles through David
when his A in the hole pairs on the flop to David’s pocket 4’s.
6th Place:
Play picks up pace from 6th place through 3rd. For 6th place, Paul pushes all-
in and is called by Allen. Paul shows big slick to Allen’s Kc-Jd. The Kc
becomes the winning card when flop, turn and river provide four more clubs.
Paul wins 6th place.
5th Place:
Dayne goes all-in called by Allen. Dayne rolls the 10d-9d and Allen the Ac-7c.
The flop is 9c-Ad-10c; the turn 7s and river 4s. Allen’s two pair sends Dayne
to the cashiers window in 5th place.
4th Place:
In the small blind, Jim goes all-in; called by Allen. Jim has pocket 5’s to Allen’s
pocket Q’s. The flop, turn and river offer no additional help. Allen dominates
Jim; who takes down a 4th place finish.
3rd Place:
Small blind, David with pocket 9’s goes up against big blind Steve with Ad-
Kd. Pocket 9’s lead on the flop but fall back into second when a Kh comes on
the turn. The 6s on the river is a brick for each player. Steve’s K’s dominate;
David leaves in 3rd place.
The blinds increase to $3000/$6,000 with a $1,000 ante. Allen has a
significant chip lead over Steve.
2nd Place/ 1st Place:
The winning hands volley between Steve and Allen. The final hand has Allen
on the button/small blind who calls Steve in the big blind; Steve checks. The
flop is Ad-Jd-Qd; check/check. The turn is the 7d; Steve bets $20,000 and
Allen calls. The river is a 3h, Steve pushes all-in and Allen goes into the tank
for several minutes finally making the call. Allen flopped a flush with the 9d-
3d; Steve pick-ed the wrong time to play the bluff. Steve goes out in 2nd
place to our winner; Allen Cunningham in 1st.
Tournament Directors - Robert Daily
Assistant Tournament Directors - Chris Held & Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
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