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Event 16, $1,500 No-limit Hold'em Shootout - Live Updates

Players begin with $1,500 in tournament chips. One player advances from each table of the first round to the second round. The number of players advancing from each second-round table to the final table will depend on the number of entries.

Round Two will begin 60 minutes after the conclusion of the final Round One table. Players will start Round Two with $15,000 in tournament chips, and chips will carry over from Round Two to the final table. The final table will begin from the point at which the earliest Round Two table concludes. All levels up to the final table will last 60 minutes. Final table levels will be 90 minutes and offer breaks every two rounds. Players will be in the money when they advance from their first table. Play on the first day will last until the final table is set. Final table play will resume at 2 p.m. on June 18. The 2004 No-Limit Shootout was won by Phil (John) Nguyen, who earned $180,000 for his efforts. This year's winner will take home $269,100 of the $1,076,400.

Day 1 Live Updates

We have a winner!

7 years ago
Anthony Reategui is the new champion in the $1,500 No-Limit Texas Hold'em event here at the WSOP 2005. The money went in and Anthony Reategui turned over A♦ 2♦, while Paul Kroh turned over K♦ Q♦. The board came 10♠ 8♠ 10♦ 8♣ 7♦. For his win Anthony Reategui earns $269,100.
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Paul Kroh survives the first all-in

7 years ago
Paul Kroh bet all-in and got called. A♦ 8♠ for Paul Kroh and K♣ Q♣ for Anthony Reategui. An ace flopped that held all the way.
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Down to heads-up on the first hand after the break

7 years ago
Anthony Reategui bet and Phil Gordon moved all-in, call by Anthony Reategui. Phil Gordon shows J-8 and Anthony Reategui A-6. The board came Q♦ 6♦ 2♠ 5♠ 9♠ and Phil Gordon is out in third place.
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Game has begun

7 years ago
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There is a 15 minute break at the moment

7 years ago
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Anthony Reategui has a 10 to 1 chip lead

7 years ago
Anthony Reategui is picking up blinds from Phil Gordon and Paul Kroh, strengthening his already huge chip lead.
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Anthony Reategui is crushing everything

7 years ago
In less than 20 minutes Anthony Reategui has busted out 4 people. First Allen Goldstein then he called Kenny Robbins and Ted Lawson's all-in bet. Kenny Robbins showed K-K, Ted Lawson showed J-J and Anthony Reategui showed 9-9. The flop came 2♥ 4♥ 5♥. The only heart out was a 9 of hearts in Anthony Reategui's hand. On the turn came the 9♣ that improved Anthony Reategui's hand into a winning hand, the river was the 4♣. On the next hand he called Young Phan's all-in bet and they showed A-9 for Young Phan and K-Q for Anthony Reategui. The flop came A♦ 8♠ 8♦, putting young Phan in a good spot. The turn brought the J♦, giving Anthony Reategui 9 outs as his K was K♦. The river fell and it was the 3♦ that fullfilled Anthony Reategui's flush and Young Phan is out in fourth place. Young Phan wins $64,585 for his placement.
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Dariush Imani out in seventh place!

7 years ago
Phil Gordon busted Dariush Imani on the river by hitting a three outer on the river.
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Biggest stacks clash

7 years ago
The two biggest stacks crashed in the largest pot of the evening. This is what happened, Allen Goldstein made it 12k to go and Anthony Reategui re-raised it to 30k, Allen then re-raised all-in and was called immediatly. Allen turned over pocket 9's and Anthony Reategui turned over pocket queens. Board came: As-10♣ 2♠ 7♠ 4♥ and Allen is out in eighth place since Anthony Reategui had him covered.
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Chip count

7 years ago

Kenny Robbins $115k
Darius Imani $16k
Young Phan $50k
Allen Goldstein $346k
Ted Lawson $81k
Paul Kroh $100k
Anthony Reategui $410k
Phil Gordon $50k

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8 players remaining

7 years ago
Erick Lindgren just got eliminated in ninth place by Anthony Reategui. Erick bet all-in pre-flop and showed As-7♣, Anthony Reategui showed Q♣ 10♠. The flop came Q♦ J♥ 8♦ leaving Erick with 3 outs. The turn was 2♥ and the river was 4♦. Erick won $20,450 for his ninth place.
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Play has resumed again

7 years ago
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15 minute break

7 years ago
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Darius Imani doubles

7 years ago
The hand after the big loss Darius Imani immediatly moved all-in and was called by Phil Gordon. Darius Imani showed A♣ J♣ and Phil Gordon As-2♠. The board came Q♦ Q♦ 7♣ 8♠ J♥ and Darius Imani is still in the tourney.
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Phan doubles up

7 years ago
Darius Imani bet all-in before the flop and was called by Young Phan, the rest of the table folded. Darius Imani turned over 8-8 and Young Phan turned over A-J. The flop came A♣ 6♠ 10♣, putting Phan in a strong lead. Turn A♥ and river came 6♦ giving Phan a full house.
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Goldstein Strengthens his chip lead

7 years ago
Allen Goldestein has taken command over the table and picks up pots here and there.
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Chip count

7 years ago

Erick Lindgren $60k
Kenny Robbins $130k
Darius Imani $75k
Young Phan $41k
Allen Goldstein $310k
Ted Lawson $85k
Paul Kroh $85k
Anthony Reategui $285k
Phil Gordon $80k

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Ted Lawson doubles up on Young Phan

7 years ago
Lawson was all in holding pocket sixes vs Young Phan's pocket nines. Lawson spiked a 6 on the river!
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Keith Quilty busted by Paul Kroh

7 years ago
Keith went all-in for about $40k from late position with the A♥ 6♦ and Paul Kroh called holding the K♣ Q♣. The board came J♠ 9♦ 5♦ 5♠ K♠.
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Final table begins

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Seating at the final table and chip count

7 years ago

Seat 1 Erick Lindgren $74,5k
Seat 2 Kenny Robbins $116,2k
Seat 3 Keith Quilty $33,3
Seat 4 Darius Imani $67,9k
Seat 5 Young Phan $79,5k
Seat 6 Allen Goldstein $287k
Seat 7 Ted Lawson $35,4k
Seat 8 Paul Kroh $88k
Seat 9 Anthony Reategui $284k
Seat 10 Phil Gordon $85k

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Last player out before the final table

7 years ago
Chris McCormack got knocked out in 11th place. He held A-A against Allen Goldstein who had 7-7. On the flop came a 7 and Chris McCormack is out. Players are now moving their chips to the final table and then they will take a 1 hour dinner break. Play will resume at 7.30.
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Erick Lindgren loses big pot

7 years ago
On a board As-4♣ 7♠ 8♣ Erick bet appr 50k after his opponent had checked. The opponent check-raised back and Erick thought for long time before deciding to fold.
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End of level

7 years ago
Level increase
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Down to 11

7 years ago
Bret Jungblut went out in 12th place. On the first hand after the break Jungblut lost a big pot against Chris McCormack who went all-in. Chris McCormack had A-A and Bret Jungblut had A-K- The next hand Bret bet all-in before the flop and was called by Allen Goldstein. Allen had J-J and Jungblut held two undercards. No hits for Jungblut and he is out in 12th place winning $11,840.
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Game has started

7 years ago
After the break the players whas started approximately with the current cip counts:

Table 1

Anthony Reategui $200k
Paul Kroh $1O0K
Kenny Robbins $100k
Erick Lindgren $120k
Keith Quilty $100k
Darius Imani $40K

Table 2

Ted Lawson $60k
Chris McCormack $50k
Bret Jungblut $80k
Young Phan $85k
Phil Gordon $120k
Allen Goldstein $180k

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Break

7 years ago
There's a 15 minute break. There are still 12 players remaining. After the break there will be a new level.
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Seating and chip count

7 years ago
Table 1

Anthony Reategui $125k
Paul Kroh $130k
Kenny Robbins $125k
Erick Lindgren $140k
Keith Quilty $125k
Darius Imani $125k

Table 2

Ted Lawson $136k
Chris McCormack $136k
Bret Jungblut $140k
Young Phan $140k
Phil Gordon $140k
Allen Goldstein $140k

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First player out

7 years ago
Alan Goerhing just got knocked out. He will be the 13th place finisher and win $9,690.
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13 players remaining

7 years ago
Bret Jungblut, Erick Lindgren and Phil Gordon sit at one table, expect a lot of action at this table.
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Play has resumed

7 years ago
We will start reporting from this event shortly and also bring you fresh pictures of all the remaining players.
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Remaining players to play tomorrow at 2 pm

7 years ago

Dariush Imani
Bret Jungblut
Erick Lindgren
Keith Quilty
Anthony Reategui
Ted Lawson
Allen Goldstein
Kenny Robbins
Chris McCormack
Phil Gordon
Paul Kroh
Alan Goehring
Young Phan

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Play in this event will resume tomorrow at 2 pm

7 years ago
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We have a few winners of round 2

7 years ago
Erick Lindgren beats Johan Storakers. Alan Goehring beats Kirill Gerasimov. Phil Gordon wins his table. All second place finishers receive $7,535.
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Many tables down to heads up of round 2

7 years ago
Johan Storakers vs Erick Lingren with Lindgren with a 5-to-1 chip lead. Kirill Gerasimov vs Alan Goehring.
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Second round

7 years ago
The second round is currently playing. Players are in the money at place 1-5 at each table. Prizes awarded are as follows:
1. $7,535
2. $5,380
3. $4,305
5. $3,230
6. $2,155
Erick Lindgren, Annie Duke, and Johan Storakers are seated at the same table.
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Tom McEvoy and Melissa Haydn are heads-up

7 years ago
We are at the end stage of round one and a lot of name players have been knocked out. Melissa Haydn and Tom McEvoy are currently playing heads-up at one of the tables.
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Event Information

Event Name
Event 16, $1,500 No-limit Hold'em Shootout
Venue
Date
2005-06-17
Final Day
2005-06-17
Buy In
$1,500
Entrants
780
Prize Pool
$1,076,400
First Prize
TBA

Event Winner

Player Prize Money
1 Anthony Reategui $269,100
2 Paul Kroh $146,380
3 Phil Gordon $75,350
4 Young Phan $64,585
5 Kenny Robbins $53,820

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