Event #1 – $1650 High Roller Players Registered – 54 Players Remaining – 54 Blinds – 200/400/400 We see a player on the button raise to 5K. Antonio re-raises to 11K, then Max Wiosna 3-bets to 36K. Button folds. Antonio tanks for 2 minutes on weather or not to make the call. He does. The […]
Event #1 – $1650 High Roller Players Registered – 54 Players Remaining – 54 As the blind level has ended, we see Chris Schonbech get involved in a hand. He raises 700 preflop and get the small blind to call. The flop is Q♦ 10♠ 2♥. Small blind checks, he bets 1K. She raises to […]
Event #1 – $1650 High Roller Blinds – 100/200/200 The General is making an early stand in this first level. We see him taking down to nice pot when trip Kings prevail vs. Aces. He now has roughly 180,000 as we end this level.
Event #1 – $1650 High Roller Event Players Registered – N/A As play started at noon, players have been trickling during the first level. Currently, we are six tables strong with late reg open until the end of Level. 4. Many are from the Eastern Poker Tour, while many are tournament grinders from all over […]
Welcome everyone to the Double Tree by Hilton in Milford, Mass. for the Eastern Poker Tour Season 32 Finals. Last year, we saw Slade Edmonds battle it out with Tony Cooper in an epic heads-up match to take the crown. Will he repeat and join Shane Matthews as a two-time champ? On Sunday night/early Monday […]
Playing Eastern Poker Tour pub poker for only nine months, Michael Rushton from the Southern Mass region won today’s Monthly Championship. One hundred seventy-five (175) players came out today to try and earn a “Wild Card” seat into the Season 32 $30K Finals. Mike was the chip leader leading into the Final Table. Andre Proctor […]
Blinds – 60,000/120,000 Not too shabby for playing in his first EPT Monthly. John fell just short of winning by two places. His Q♠ J♥ was not enough against (who else) Rushton’s 10♠ 6♠ when a ten hit the flop.
Blinds – 60,000/120,000 Harvey played a very good game. Just fell short. His A♣ Q♦ was in the lead over Rushton’s Q♠ J♦ until the river when the J♣ fell to give Rusthon a pair
