WSOP Event #34

Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier raisd to 38,000 from middle position, and Joseph Cada reraised to 120,000 from the button. It folded back to ElkY, who after 20 seconds pushed the rest of his stack in. After the chips were counted down, it would be another 213,000 for Cada to call. Finally Cada decided to call. Grospellier turned over , and Cada . The flop was {Ts] . One more spade, and Grospellier's day was done. The turn was the , and ElkY was still safe. The river was the , and Grospellier doubles up to 675,000. Cada slips back to 227,000.

mig picked up some chips and took;

Praz Bansi moved all in before the flop with , and he was looked up by James "mig.com" Mackey. He turned over , having Bansi's tournament life in his hands. The community cards rolled out , locking up the pot for mig.com and sending Bansi to the exit in 19th place. The last race against Sawitski cost the Brit most of his stack, and he couldn't overcome Mackey in the final hand, bringing his tournament to an end. With his departure, the remaining 18 players have been redrawn down to the final two tables.

James Mackey Eliminated in 18th Place ($21,533)
James Mackey was all in before the flop with , and appeared to be in relatively good shape against Eric Baldwin's .

But the flop came , then the popped out on the turn, giving Baldwin a straight and prompting "oohs" from the rail. Mackey still had outs to fill up, but the river was the and he's out in 18th place.

Baldwin chips up to 975,000, placing him among the leaders at the moment.


sick

fuck. thats brutal =[

James Mackey was all in before the flop with , and appeared to be in relatively good shape against Eric Baldwin's . But the flop came , then the popped out on the turn, giving Baldwin a straight and prompting "oohs" from the rail. Mackey still had outs to fill up, but the river was the and he's out in 18th place. Baldwin chips up to 975,000, placing him among the leaders at the moment.

With the action folded around to the blind, Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier raised to 48,000 from the small. Next door, Joseph Cada counted out a re-raise, sliding 136,000 into the pot. Grospellier tanked for a little bit, shooting the occasional glance over at Cada and his chip stack. Finally, he began stacking out green chips and made a third raise to a total of 275,000. Cada quickly announced, "All in," and Elky had little choice but to make the call.
Showdown
ElkY: Cada: The news wasn't good for Grospellier, and it would get worse. The flop came to give Cada the flush draw and reduce Elky's outs to two live aces. The on the turn was a blank, and ElkY stepped back from the table with his fists clench. As if he willed it into fruition, the slammed the river, drawing a big reaction from the table and the rail alike. Cada was in disbelief as he shook his opponents' hands and headed out through the ropes. The floor staff had to track him down so that he can get paid, and he'll pocket $21,533 for his efforts, but it was indeed a disappointing end to his day. ElkY now has a mountain of chips once again, leading the pack with about 1.45 million.

Elky runs like god wtf lol

On June 18 2009 15:25 mikeymoo wrote: I think they're broadcasting the final table live, you need to register for some free account or something.

wat site?

wow - didn't realize how fukt up my paste was

elky's run makes up for mig's (or something )

http://www.worldseriesofpoker.com/ in about 30 minutes

its broadcast here - http://wsop.pkr.com/

How does Elky run so good all the time

Because he is not human. He is Elky.

We walked up on the table as Benjamin Scholl was all in for 339,000. Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier was the man putting him to the test with the big stack. Scholl's was slightly behind but live versus ElkY's . The board ran to give Scholl the pot and a double up over 700,000. ElkY's dropped to about 1.1 million.

Roland de Wolfe raised to 45,000 from middle position, and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier reraised to 130,000 from the button. It folded to Steven Bradbury who pushed all of his chips into the middle -- about 750,000. De Wolfe folded, then ElkY took a short pause before calling. Grospellier turned over his hand first -- . Then Bradbury turned over his -- . The rail erupted. The board came , and the huge pot went to Bradbury. (De Wolfe said afterwards he'd have hit a set on the river.) Grospellier walked away from the table afterwards, and it looked at first as though he may be out. But after the chips were counted, he still has about 275,000. Bradbury is our new chip leader with 1.65 million.

It seems he is human after all :/

elky is out... hes human

elky out 13th for $30,398

Jinxed.