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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 #6 Seniors No Limit Hold'em Final Results |
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| May 2, 2006 Caesars Palace Poker Tournament Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada Caesars Palace Tournament Schedule |
Buy-In:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
Prize Pool:
Entries:
| Earl Kim |
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Tournament Report
The final table has been in progress for some time. The winners for sixth
through ninth place have been determined; we pick up the game activity at
this point.
5th Place: Robert Swigkard in seat four pushes all-in; called by Earl Kim in
seat eight. Swigkard show Jd-Qs to Kim’s Ac-9d. The flop is 4d-9h-2s, turn
6c and river Kh. Kim wins the pot with a pair of 9’s. Swigkard takes down
5th place.
4th Place: Arthur Bressler declares all-in and is called by Gordon Rubbo.
Bressler turns pocket J’s to Rubbo’s suited A-K spades. Rubbo catches his
pair with a flop of Ah-8h-9s. The turn; Kd adds to Bressler’s despair. The 4c
on the river completes the board. Bressler finishes in 4th place.
3rd Place: In the small blind, Rubbo raises to $6000. Ben Reynolds comes
over the top with a reraise to $20,000; Rubbo pushes all-in. Rubbo shows
the Kc-9s and Reynolds a Ac-9h. The flop is Qc-2d-3d. A 9d on the turn gives
each player a pair with Reynolds holding the better kicker. An A on the river
sends Rubbo to the cashier in 3rd place.
A quick chip count shows Earl Kim in the lead with $ 114,000 to Larry Watson’
s $ 76,000. Several of the next hands are won with small pairs or with a
raise and fold by the opponent. In most cases, there is a no-show of cards
due to the lack of opposition. A pot is chopped when the board shows over-
cards to each players hand.
2nd Place/ 1st Place:
In the final hand, Kim with the button/small blind smooth calls Watson who
checks in the big blind. The flop is a 2d-9c-7d giving Kim several outs to a
flush draw and Watson the top pair of 9’s. Watson bets the flop to $10,000;
Kim calls. An 8s on the turn is bet by Watson to $20,000; once again Kim
calls. A 6d on the river gives Kim the king high flush ending the Seniors
tournament. Larry Watson plays well to a 2nd place finish. Earl Kim is the
1st place winner.
Tournament Director - Robert Daily
Assistant Tournament Directors - Chris Held & Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
The final table has been in progress for some time. The winners for sixth
through ninth place have been determined; we pick up the game activity at
this point.
5th Place: Robert Swigkard in seat four pushes all-in; called by Earl Kim in
seat eight. Swigkard show Jd-Qs to Kim’s Ac-9d. The flop is 4d-9h-2s, turn
6c and river Kh. Kim wins the pot with a pair of 9’s. Swigkard takes down
5th place.
4th Place: Arthur Bressler declares all-in and is called by Gordon Rubbo.
Bressler turns pocket J’s to Rubbo’s suited A-K spades. Rubbo catches his
pair with a flop of Ah-8h-9s. The turn; Kd adds to Bressler’s despair. The 4c
on the river completes the board. Bressler finishes in 4th place.
3rd Place: In the small blind, Rubbo raises to $6000. Ben Reynolds comes
over the top with a reraise to $20,000; Rubbo pushes all-in. Rubbo shows
the Kc-9s and Reynolds a Ac-9h. The flop is Qc-2d-3d. A 9d on the turn gives
each player a pair with Reynolds holding the better kicker. An A on the river
sends Rubbo to the cashier in 3rd place.
A quick chip count shows Earl Kim in the lead with $ 114,000 to Larry Watson’
s $ 76,000. Several of the next hands are won with small pairs or with a
raise and fold by the opponent. In most cases, there is a no-show of cards
due to the lack of opposition. A pot is chopped when the board shows over-
cards to each players hand.
2nd Place/ 1st Place:
In the final hand, Kim with the button/small blind smooth calls Watson who
checks in the big blind. The flop is a 2d-9c-7d giving Kim several outs to a
flush draw and Watson the top pair of 9’s. Watson bets the flop to $10,000;
Kim calls. An 8s on the turn is bet by Watson to $20,000; once again Kim
calls. A 6d on the river gives Kim the king high flush ending the Seniors
tournament. Larry Watson plays well to a 2nd place finish. Earl Kim is the
1st place winner.
Tournament Director - Robert Daily
Assistant Tournament Directors - Chris Held & Jon Vince
Media Coordinator - Michael Bujanowski
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