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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 #5 No Limit Hold'em Final Results |
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| May 1, 2006 Caesars Palace Poker Tournament Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada Caesars Palace Tournament Schedule |
Buy-In:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
| Steve Frederick |
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Tournament Report
The table is revisited when “Heads-Up” action commences.
Steve Frederick is our chip leader with $ 212,000 and James Droke
with $ 166,000. The players have returned from a short break. The blinds
change to $4000 & $8000 with an ante of $1000. Several hands are played
with the chips moving between the players. Small pairs and high cards are
shown by each players after a raise without a call from the opponent. The
time clock sounds and the blinds increase to $6000 & $12000 with a $2000
ante.
A hand is played when James Droke pushes all-in and is called by Steve
Frederick. Droke turns over pocket J’s to Frederick’s suited J-7 spades. The
flop comes off as 4h-9d-9s. The turn is the Qh and river 5c. Droke’s pocket
J’s hold up to take down the pot.
2nd Place/ 1st Place:
On the button/small blind Droke opens with a small raise. Frederick pushes
all-in; Droke calls. Frederick turns up pocket J’s to a Jh-10h for Droke. The
flop comes off as 6s-2h-Ah giving further help to neither player. The turn
card is a 6d with the river a 4c. Droke finishes the tournament in 2nd place.
Pocket J’s hold up for Frederick and a 1st place finish.
Tournament Director - Robert Daily
Assistant Tournament Directors - Chris Held & Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
The table is revisited when “Heads-Up” action commences.
Steve Frederick is our chip leader with $ 212,000 and James Droke
with $ 166,000. The players have returned from a short break. The blinds
change to $4000 & $8000 with an ante of $1000. Several hands are played
with the chips moving between the players. Small pairs and high cards are
shown by each players after a raise without a call from the opponent. The
time clock sounds and the blinds increase to $6000 & $12000 with a $2000
ante.
A hand is played when James Droke pushes all-in and is called by Steve
Frederick. Droke turns over pocket J’s to Frederick’s suited J-7 spades. The
flop comes off as 4h-9d-9s. The turn is the Qh and river 5c. Droke’s pocket
J’s hold up to take down the pot.
2nd Place/ 1st Place:
On the button/small blind Droke opens with a small raise. Frederick pushes
all-in; Droke calls. Frederick turns up pocket J’s to a Jh-10h for Droke. The
flop comes off as 6s-2h-Ah giving further help to neither player. The turn
card is a 6d with the river a 4c. Droke finishes the tournament in 2nd place.
Pocket J’s hold up for Frederick and a 1st place finish.
Tournament Director - Robert Daily
Assistant Tournament Directors - Chris Held & Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
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