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  • Eriquezzo Finishes Strong; Little & Negreanu Finish Stronger
    Event 32 - $5,000 6-Max No-Limit Hold'em - Day 1

    06/19/2013 02:13:42 AM PDT (6 hours ago)

    Our Follow-the-Chips coverage began the final level of the day with reigning WSOP National Champion Ryan Eriquezzo having lost a big pot to Josh Arieh to drop down to 52,000. Eriquezzo bounced back, but it wasn't easy. Or maybe it was, depending on your point of view. Micah Raskin raised under the g ...

  • Ryan Eriquezzo Slides Back Down
    Event 32 - $5,000 6-Max No-Limit Hold'em - Day 1

    06/19/2013 01:11:20 AM PDT (7 hours ago)

    The penultimate level of the evening was not a good one for Ryan Eriquezzo. He ran into a bunch of second best hands to knock his stack back down. The rest of the room seemed to have caught a case of the crazies with some bizarre antics and not all of them involved Gavin Smith. Players headed into t ...

  • Ryan Eriquezzo Keeps Climbing the Leaderboard
    Event 32 - $5,000 6-Max No-Limit Hold'em - Day 1

    06/18/2013 11:55:42 PM PDT (8 hours ago)

    When Level 8 began, our Follow-the-Chips player Ryan Eriquezzo (the reigning WSOP National Champion) had about 78,000 in chips (156 big blinds), and his table was coming up soon in the breaking order. Eriquezzo played the last hand at that table against Scott Seiver, who was on his immediate left. B ...