Ivey remporte son premier titre du World Poker Tour à sa huitième table finale, un record
Par Ryan Lucchesi
Phil Ivey
Main #100: Quinn Do has the button, he limps for 160,000, Ivey raises to 560,000, and Quinn calls. The flop comes [As8s6s], Ivey bets 700,000, and Quinn thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls, leaving himself just 1.02 million behind. There is already 2.92 millions dans le pot.
La carte du tournant associe le tableau avec le [Ac], et Ivey fait tapis. Quinn entre dans le tank, mélangeant ses jetons tout en réfléchissant à la situation.
After four minutes, Quinn quietly says, "I call."
Ivey shows [Ah8d] for a full house, aces full of eights, and Quinn dejectedly shows [9h8h] for two pair, aces and eights. No card can help Quinn here; he is drawing dead. (The meaningless river card is the [4c].)
Quinn Do is eliminated in second place, earning $909,400.
History is made as Phil Ivey wins the 2008 WPT L.A. Poker Classic, his first WPT title after reaching a record eight final tables. Ivey earns $1,596,100 and a huge trophy from the Commerce.
Main #99: Phil Ivey has the button, he limps for 160,000, and Quinn Do checks. The flop comes [Ad6h5d], Quinn checks, Ivey bets 160,000,
Il y a 30 minutes restantes au niveau 29, avec des stores à 80,000-160,000, avec 20,000 ante. Phil Ivey starts with the button, and in heads-up play, the button has the small blind and acts first before the flop.
Mélangez et traitez !
Un dernier aperçu du décompte officiel des jetons :
Quinn Do - 2.48 million
Phil Ivey - 10.82 million
Ivey has a 4.36-À-1 chip lead, but Quinn Do still has room to maneuver. And here's some interesting trivia: In Phil Ivey's previous seven WPT final tables, he has never eliminated a single player.
He has just eliminated his first two players, and now he's heads up with a huge chip lead. If he can bust just one more, he'll finally have the WPT monkey off his back.
Voici le nombre de jetons officiel de la pause :
Quinn Do - 2.48 million
Phil Ivey - 10.82 million
It ain't over until the fat lady sings, but she may be warming up in the hall somewhere here at Commerce Casino. Ivey comes into the heads-up match with a 4-À-1 chip advantage, and he is widely regarded as the most intimidating heads-up competitor in poker. Don't count Quinn Do out though, he has a World Series of Poker gold bracelet, and a handful of tournament victories to his name. Do will need to make his move quick though if he hopes to even the odds against Ivey, and claim the $1.596 million de dollars pour le premier prix.
There will be a short break before Phil Ivey (about 10 million in chips) goes heads-up against Quinn Do (about 2.5 million in chips).
Le décompte officiel des puces sera bientôt disponible.
Main #98: There is a dead button in seat 2, Ivey completes the small blind for 160,000, and Moore checks his option. The flop comes [8h5h2d], Ivey bets 160,000, and Moore calls. The turn card is the [7s], Ivey bets 400,00, Moore moves all in, and Ivey quickly calls with [8d7c] for two pair, eights and sevens. Moore shows [6h2s] for an open-ended straight draw, and he needs a nine or a four to stay alive.
La carte de la rivière est le [Js], et Ivey remporte le pot with his two pair. Woody Moore is eliminated in third place, earning $625,630.
Il y aura une courte pause avant le début du heads-up.
Main #97: Quinn Do has the button in seat 1, Nam Le raises from the small blind to 420,000, Ivey moves all in from the big blind, and Nam Le quickly calls with [AdAh]. Ivey shows [3c3h], and he'll need to improve to bust Nam here.
Le flop arrive [10s6s2d], Nam retains his huge lead in the hand. Someone in the crowd says, "Put an ace out there. End it!" Do you believe in jinxes?
The turn card is the -- [3d]! The crowd reacts loudly as Ivey takes the lead with a set of threes. Nam Le needs an ace on the river to stay alive.
La carte de la rivière est la [Qd], et Ivey la remporte. pot with his set of threes, increasing his stack to more than 9 millions.
Nam Le is eliminated in fourth place, earning $411,770.
Ceci 3 on the turn must have just hit Nam Le like a ton of bricks. He got his money in with the best possible hand, pocket rockets, but sometimes the cards are completely stacked against you - Ouch.
Main #96: Woody Moore has the button in seat 5, Quinn completes from the small blind for 160,000, Nam Le moves all in from the big blind, and Quinn folds. Nam Le shows A-6 alors qu'il collecte les pot.
Main #95: Phil Ivey has the button in seat 4, Nam Le moves all in under the gun, and Quinn thinks for a while before folding Q-10 offsuit face up. Nam Le returns the favor by showing 5-5 alors qu'il ramasse les blinds et les antes.
Le soutien pour Nam Le et Quinn Do continue de grandir pendant la table finale ici à Los Angeles. Nous venons de recevoir un message d'Amnon Filippi, qui s'occupe également de la couverture en ligne, pour souhaiter bonne chance à Nam et Quinn.
Main #94: Nam Le has the button in seat 2, and Quinn raises to 450,000, gagner les blinds et les antes.
Main #93: Quinn Do has the button in seat 1, and Moore moves all in under the gun, winning the blinds and antes.
Main #92: Woody Moore has the button in seat 5, Ivey raises under the gun to 440,000, and Quinn Do calls from the small blind. The flop comes [Kh8s4s], Quinn checks, Ivey bets 700,000, and Quinn thinks for about 15 seconds before he folds. Phil Ivey takes the pot.
Main #91: Phil Ivey has the button in seat 4, and Moore moves all in from the small blind, winning the blinds and antes.
Main #90: Nam Le has the button in seat 2, and Quinn raises under the gun to 450,000, gagner les blinds et les antes.
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