[vital]Myth and JonnyCosMo cash in 5k Bellagio

<img align="right" src=http://www.liquidpoker.net/staff/Pindarots/December08/corwincole.JPG style="margin:5px; border: 0px solid black;">Another big cash from our fellow Liquidpoker-players was at hand, when the $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em event of the 2008 Five Diamond World Poker Classic in the Bellagio Hotel and Casino reached its final day. With 154 entrants, 18 of them would cash and amongst them were Jonathan McGowan, aka JonnyCosMo, and Corwin Cole, aka [vital]Myth<img src="http://www.liquidpoker.net/staff/Raidern/greenstar1.png" style="border:0px;">. Unfortunately JonnyCosMo didn't make it to the final day as he finished in 13th place, earning him $7,935 . Myth however was still in the race for the $256,350 first prize as he entered the final table with the 6th chipstack. His position however looked far from favorable, with 2 bigstacks (Mark Teltscher and Hafiz Khan) and Michael Mizrachi behind him.

Starting chipcounts:

Seat 1 - Remy Biechel - 66,000
Seat 2 - Tim Bullard - 279,500
Seat 3 - Kenneth Smaron - 323,500
Seat 4 - Ben Bianco - 251,500
Seat 5 - Danny Wong - 66,000
Seat 6 - Corwin Cole - 186,500
Seat 7 - Mark Teltscher - 468,500
Seat 8 - Hafiz Khan - 315,000
Seat 9 - Michael Mizrachi - 183,500
Seat 10 - Sergey Altbregin - 158,500

Blinds 3000/6000 with 1000 ante

As play started, only one man was missing, Corwin Cole apparently missed the first hand. Shortstacks Danny Wong, Remy Biechel and Sergey Altbregin get knocked out while Michael Mizrachi and Mark Teltscher fight for the chiplead. Unfortunately this isnt good news for Myth, and when he gets all-in with the other bigstack, Hafiz Khan, he's facing a classic coinflip. Cole shows pocket sixes while Khan has A9o. 2 aces on the board and no help for Myth means he's out in 7th place, winning $21,640 . Obviously not really the result he was hoping for, but still a very nice achievement nonetheless.

In the end, Tim Bullard and Mark Teltscher go heads-up for the title, with Bullard holding a commanding chiplead, and it doesn't take long to settle it. When Teltscher moves all-in over the top with AKo, he gets called with KJo by Bullard. The 9 and Q on the flop give Bullard a gutshot straightdraw and when the river comes it's all over, the settles it and Tim Bullard wins this event.

Rigged deck imo.

cool tourneys better luck next time !

wow myth with pure death in his eyes.

nice score serialkiller

On December 10 2008 06:59 SakiSaki wrote: wow myth with pure death in his eyes. nice score serialkiller

the question is at whom he was looking?

such hatred in those eyes

goddammit, he plays so perfectly but gets fucked

lol lots of despisement in those eyes

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHA

sickest motherfucking wall-E tilt now, just got back from donating my bankroll to rhino with rekrul hallinggol LURPED sorrel mizzi tjbentham/lolzcapaneo and some other friends

lollllllllllll my death stare gets SO much action you wouldn't believe it, in live games people HAAAAAAATE me so much and i don't even have to play crazy to earn a lagtard image

sickest fucking bad manner life ever now. wall-e pics coming.

Confess, did the russian ganksquad said something like



to you ?

i wonder how much does the rhino makes per night

LOL

On December 10 2008 09:53 Pindarots wrote:

hahahahahahaha

On December 10 2008 06:59 SakiSaki wrote: wow myth with pure death in his eyes. nice score serialkiller

hahahahahha

yeah it's like he's doing his natural born killers impression =) I'd be scared to stack you myth ^^

Nice cash myth, keep pwning it up +)

LOL really good photoshops

Is that the Hulk popping his little head up in the main photo? We should get a profile shot of the Hulk instead...