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Caesars Indiana Live Updates November 22, 2009
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Day 3 Live Updates
Chip Counts
3 years ago
| Chad Batista | $417,000 |
| Hoyt Lance | $375,000 |
| Hilbert Shirey | $220,000 |
| Robert Arthur | $188,000 |
| Joel Casper | $180,000 |
| Doug Carli | $157,000 |
| Ed Corrado | $85,000 |
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 7
- Tables Left: 1
Big Pot, Big Bluff, for Lance
3 years ago
Robert Arthur makes it $45,000 to go from first position and the action folds to Hoyt Lance in the big blind. Lance announces a re-raise and makes it $90,000. Arthur thinks for a moment before counting out an additional $45,000 and makes the call. The flop comes A
A
4
and Lance immediately moves all-in for another $190,000. Arthur again gives the question some thought before folding, and Lance mucks K
J
face up, drawing the applause of the crowd and prompting Chad Batista to have minor conniption. He's been folding to Lance's raises all day while in the big bilnd, claiming "respect", but after this, he says, there will be no more respect.
A
4
and Lance immediately moves all-in for another $190,000. Arthur again gives the question some thought before folding, and Lance mucks K
J
face up, drawing the applause of the crowd and prompting Chad Batista to have minor conniption. He's been folding to Lance's raises all day while in the big bilnd, claiming "respect", but after this, he says, there will be no more respect.
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 7
- Tables Left: 1
Oh, Danny Boy
3 years ago
Chad Batista raise makes it $34,000 to go from middle position and Danny Brown comes over the top all-in for an additional $22,000 to put himself all-in. Batista makes the call with J
J
and Brown shows A
T
. The flop comes T
3
J
, giving Batista a set and Brown a pair of tens, and the turn is the A
. Brown needs an ace or a ten to stay alive but instead sees the river come 3
, and he heads to the rail in eighth place with a payout of $24,260.
J
and Brown shows A
T
. The flop comes T
3
J
, giving Batista a set and Brown a pair of tens, and the turn is the A
. Brown needs an ace or a ten to stay alive but instead sees the river come 3
, and he heads to the rail in eighth place with a payout of $24,260.
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 7
- Tables Left: 1
Corrado getting his Subbarao Sangalore on
3 years ago
Ed Corrado moves all-in from the button and gets a call from Danny Brown in the big blind. Danny shows K
8
and Ed shows J
9
, and the two weathered war-horses prepare to do battle. The flop gives each player a pair, coming J
7
8
, and Corrado doesn't relinquish his lead as the board finishes out 2
6
. Corrado has doubled up again and refuses to go away. A half-hour ago he had under $10,000, but now he has over $100,000 and is "back in the ball game."
8
and Ed shows J
9
, and the two weathered war-horses prepare to do battle. The flop gives each player a pair, coming J
7
8
, and Corrado doesn't relinquish his lead as the board finishes out 2
6
. Corrado has doubled up again and refuses to go away. A half-hour ago he had under $10,000, but now he has over $100,000 and is "back in the ball game."
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 8
- Tables Left: 1
Fuller busted
3 years ago
Thomas Fuller re-raises Hilbert Shirey's opening raise all-in for a total of $84,000 and Ed Corrado makes the call from the big blind, putting him all-in as well. Hilbert Shirey also calls, and turns over A
Q
to Fuller's A
J
and Corrado's Q
7
. The flop comes 7
5
8
, giving Uncle Jun a pair of sevens, and the board finishes out 3
Q
, doubling Corrado up and bouncing Fuller from contention. He recieves $16,173 for his ninth place finish.
Q
to Fuller's A
J
and Corrado's Q
7
. The flop comes 7
5
8
, giving Uncle Jun a pair of sevens, and the board finishes out 3
Q
, doubling Corrado up and bouncing Fuller from contention. He recieves $16,173 for his ninth place finish.
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 8
- Tables Left: 1
Carli doubles through Corrado
3 years ago
Doug Carli moves all-in for his last $50,000 and gets a call from Ed Corrado with just a little more in his stack. Corrado shows K
Q
and Carli shows J
J
. The board comes A
6
A
6
3
and Doug Carli has doubled through Ed "Uncle Jun" Corrado, who is left crippled.
Q
and Carli shows J
J
. The board comes A
6
A
6
3
and Doug Carli has doubled through Ed "Uncle Jun" Corrado, who is left crippled.
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 9
- Tables Left: 1
Since we know you like chip counts
3 years ago
| 1 | Chad Batista: | $388,000 |
| 2 | Robert Arthur: | $286,000 |
| 3 | Joel Casper: | $217,000 |
| 4 | Ed Corrado: | $206,000 |
| 5 | Hilbert Shirey: | $166,000 |
| 6 | Danny Brown: | $149,000 |
| 7 | Hoyt Lance: | $112,000 |
| 8 | Thomas Fuller: | $89,000 |
| 9 | Doug Carli: | $79,000 |
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 9
- Tables Left: 1
It's Final Table Time!
3 years ago
It's Final Table time from the M/V Glory of Rome at Caesar's Indiana in sunny Elizabeth, Indiana. Nine players will compete for a $262,002 first prize, including Hilbert Shirey, Thomas Fuller, Robert Arthur, Joel Casper, Doug Carli, Chad Batista, Ed Corrado and Danny Brown and Hoyt Lance. Stay tuned for live updates as the action unfolds!
- Blinds: $6,000/$12,000
- Ante: $2,000
- Players Left: 9
- Tables Left: 1
Caesars Indiana
- Buy-In: $5,000
- Entrants: 169
- Total Prize Money: $819,650
- Date: Oct 31, 2006
- Final Day Nov 2, 2006
Event Chip Leaders
Caesars Indiana
| Player | Chip Stack |
|---|---|
| No Chip Count found | |
Blind Structure3 years ago
Caesars Indiana
| Level | Ante | Blinds |
|---|
| No Blind Structure found. |
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