Event 12, $2,000 Pot-limit Omaha w/re-buys - Live Updates
Players are allowed to re-buy chips when they are at or below $2,000 in chips at any time within the first 2 hours. At the end of the second round, players may do a single or double add-on for $2,000 or $4,000 and will receive the equal amount of tournament chips.
Day 2 Live Updates
We have a winner!
7 years ago
Josh Arieh called Chris Ferguson's all-in bet on a flop of 7♥ 5♥ 2♣. Josh showed K♥ 9♦ 3♥ 2♦ and Ferguson showed K♦ 9♥ 10♥ 3♦. This meant Chris had to catch a runner-runner straight or hit a ten. But the cards didn't come, crowning Josh Arieh the champion of the 2005 Pot Limit Omaha Re-buy event.
Ferguson doubles up for the second time
7 years ago
Just when Arieh was going so well, Ferguson won an all-in and doubled up again.
Josh is coming back
7 years ago
Josh Arieh is working his way up again after the pot where Ferguson doubled up. With a series of pots where Josh has bet and Chris folded he has aquired a chip lead over Ferguson again.
Short break
7 years ago
The players took a short break but has started to play again. The chip counts are as follows.
Josh Arieh $410k
Chris Fergusson $795k
Chip count
7 years agoJosh Arieh $420k
Chris Fergusson $785k
Ferguson doubles up
7 years ago
On a flop of 5-8-A Chris bet pot and Josh put him all-in. Ferguson showed three eights with pocket eights on the hand and Josh 3-4-6-9 which meant he needed a 7 or a duece to win. No help for Josh and Chris Ferguson doubles up.
There's been a short break
7 years ago
Chris Ferguson and Josh Arieh been up, stretching their legs speaking with friends and the ESPN crew and the tournament director has prepared the heads-up match. The players are now seated with the first prize money between them and the match is about to begin. Josh has about 3 to 1 chip lead over Ferguson.
Josh puts both of them all-in!
7 years ago
In an interesting hand recently Josh Arieh put both Ron Graham and Chris Ferguson all-in. The flop came 7♣ 7♦ 3♠. Chris Ferguson held 7♠ 8♣ 6♣ 5♥, Ron Graham held A♥ J♦ 10♣ 3♣ and Josh held 10♥ 10♦ 8♥ 4♦. The flop made it almost impossible for Ron Graham to win but Josh still had 2 outs for a full house. On the turn came an 8 which full filled Ferguson's boat and the ten didn't come on the river. Graham busts out in third place and Chris Ferguson more than doubles his stack.
Chip count
7 years agoJosh Arieh $839k
Ron Graham $106k
Chris Fergusson $281k
3 players left!
7 years ago
Tony S just got knocked out by Josh Arieh. On a rainbow flop of 5-8-2 Tony went all-in with 5-6-7-10 against Arieh holding 9-8-5-4. A queen on the turn gave Josh a flush draw. The river brought a blank card and Tony S got eliminated in fourth place.
Josh Arieh has a massive chip lead
7 years ago
Arieh is dominating the table right now, bullying people with his big stack.
Chip count
7 years ago
Josh Arieh $655k
Tony Sevnsom $192k
Ron Graham $123k
Chris Ferguson $247k
Arieh busts Max Pescatori
7 years agoBlinds have gone up
7 years agoPlay resumes
7 years ago
Chip count:
Josh Arieh $524k
Max Pescatori $82k
Tony Sevnsom $264k
Ron Graham $135k
Chris Ferguson $252k
Arturo Diaz out in sixth place
7 years ago
Chris Ferguson just knocked out Arturo Diaz in the last hand of the level. There is currently a 15 minute break.
Ron Graham doubles up!
7 years ago
Ron Graham who was the shortest stack just doubled up against Arturo Diaz. The flop was 8♣ 2♣ 9♠ when the money went in. Ron Graham held 8♥ 8♠-10-s-J♥ and Arturo Diaz held A♦ A♣ K♠ 9♥. The turn brought 7♥ giving Ron Graham the nut straight and Arturo Diaz drawing dead.
Current chip counts
7 years agoJosh Arieh $473k
Max Pescatori $123k
Tony Sevnsson $219k
Ron Graham $70k
Chris Fergusson $195k
Arturo Diaz $133k
Down to 6 players
7 years ago
Dave Colclough just got knocked out by Josh Arieh. Arieh raised 12k pre-flop and was called by Dave Colclough. The flop came J-J-9. Arieh bet enough to put Colclough all-in and Colclough called. Dave held a jack for three of a kind and Josh held a wrap-around straight draw. But two consecutive hearts gave Arieh a flush of hearts on the river which beat Colcloughs's three of a kind.
Second player out!
7 years ago
Doug Lee just got knocked out when he ran into Chris Ferguson's 9's full of 4's. The board showed A-4-4-9, Doug held an A and a 4 four for 4's full of aces and the ace he needed didn't come on the river.
Arieh has opened strong so far
7 years ago
Josh Arieh is currently dominating the table. Recently he bet $25k pre-flop and was called by Dave Colclough. The pot ended quickly when Josh bet out $60k and Dave folded. Josh has approximately $340k in chips.
Wild play initially
7 years ago
Almost every pot so far has been multi way pots with around four players. Recently one of those pots evolved into an all-in situation when Dave Colclough bet all-in and was called by Arturo Diaz. Dave's hand stood up and he doubled up to over 100k in chips.
First player out!
7 years ago
Erik Seidel has been knocked out in 9th place by Josh Arieh. Erik bet all-in on the flop and was called by Josh Arieh. The board was K-J-3 rainbow, Erik held Q-10-9-7, Josh had K-Q-10-4.
Turn came a 6 giving Josh Arieh a flush draw. The river was a 7 and Josh's pair of kings held.
First all-in!
7 years ago
Max Pescatori just went all-in on the third hand and was called by Doug Lee. The board showed three clubs and Max held the K high flush, Doug Lee held nothing and was drawing dead. Max therefore doubled up to 120k.
The line up
7 years ago
At the start of the final table following players are seated with their chip counts.
Erik Seidel $67k
Josh Arieh $229k
Max Pescatori $62k
Tony Sevnsson $171k
Ron Graham $90k
Chris Fergusson $109k
Doug Lee $160k
Arturo Diaz $279k
Dave Clclough $50k
Down to 9 players
7 years ago
The last player out today got knocked out in a multi-way pot (4 players). An early player raised to 12k before the flop and 3 players called. The shortest stack moved in on a flop consisting of 7-8-10, and was called by one of the chip leaders. The all-in had overcards against the caller who flopped a straight. No help for the all-in and he is out in tenth place, winning $16,190 for his achievement. Final table play will resume tomorrow with a very strong and interesting final table. Remaining famous players are Erik Seidel, Chris Ferguson, Dave Colclough and Josh Arieh. Play will resume tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Colclough doubles up
7 years ago
Dave Colclough just doubled up as the shortest stack. He had about 30k and raised to 18k before the flop, the rest went in on the flop when the board came K♠ 8♥ 10♣. Dave had kings and tens which held up.
10 players remaining
7 years ago
There are now 10 players remaining. Play will stop when the next player gets eliminated and the remaining 9 will go to the final table.
Chris Ferguson, Dave Colclough and Erik Seidel are quite shortstacked.
Chris Ferguson takes home a big pot
7 years ago
On the last hand before the break Chris Ferguson moves in on a flop consisting of Q♥ J♦ 7♥, his opponent thinks for a long time before folding and showing his cards, pocket aces with the nut flush draw with the A♥.
There are 11 players remaining at the break.
Final table pay-outs
7 years ago
1st $381,600
2nd $210,460
3rd $115,640
4th $92,510
5th $69,385
6th $57,820
7th $46,255
8th $34,690
9th $23,130
13 players left
7 years ago
The blinds are $1,500-$3,000 and there are 13 players remaining. Josh Arieh is the chip leader. Other strong Omaha players still in the tournament are Erik Seidel, Chris "Jesus" Ferguson and Dave Colclough.
Break
7 years ago
There are 16 players remaining and there is a break at the moment.
Josh Arieh busts John Juanda
7 years ago
Josh Arieh busts out John Juanda and strengthens his position.
18 players left
7 years ago
Play will resume today, Tuesday, at 4 pm. Big names still left in the tournament include Erik Seidel, Chris Ferguson, and Michael Mizrachi. PokerListings.com will follow this tournament in more detail when it continues.
There are approximately 200 players left
7 years agoEvent Information
- Event Name
- Event 12, $2,000 Pot-limit Omaha w/re-buys
- Venue
- Date
- 2005-06-13
- Final Day
- 2005-06-14
- Buy In
- $2,000
- Entrants
- 212
- Prize Pool
- $1,180,080
- First Prize
- TBA
Event Winner
| Player | Prize Money | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Josh Arieh | $381,600 |
| 2 | Chris Ferguson | $210,460 |
| 3 | Ron Graham | $115,640 |
| 4 | Tony Sevnsom | $92,510 |
| 5 | Max Pescatori | $69,385 |
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