Saturday, July 12, 2008

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Antonius taken to cleaners heads-up on Full Tilt

By Sean Lind

The action at Full Tilt's RailHeaven table is intense, to say the least. With multiple pots worth over $200,000, Patrik Antonius is getting taken to school by some lesser-known online baller.

The biggest hand of their session saw a pot of nearly $300,000 served up. Before this hand, present doubled up through Patrik after hitting a tight. That over-$200,000 pot set the stage for this bath of blood.

Full Tilt - RailHeaven (Six-Max) $500/$1000 - No-Limit Hold'em - Sat Jul 12 2008 - 5:44am ET

Table Setup

Seat 3: Patrik Antonius ($163,990)
Seat 6: present ($125,992)
Patrik Antonius posts the small blind of $500
present posts the big blind of $1,000
The button is in seat #3

Pre-Flop

PLAYM0NEYPR0 sits down
Patrik Antonius raises to $3,000
PLAYM0NEYPR0 adds $50,000
PLAYM0NEYPR0 is sitting out
present raises to $12,000
Patrik Antonius has 15 seconds left to act
Patrik Antonius calls $9,000

Flop [494]

present has 15 seconds left to act
present bets $16,000
Patrik Antonius has 15 seconds left to act
Patrik Antonius calls $16,000

Turn [494] [6]

present has 15 seconds left to act
present bets $32,000
Patrik Antonius has 15 seconds left to act
Patrik Antonius raises to $135,990, and is all-in
present calls $65,992, and is all-in
Patrik Antonius shows [7h 7]
present shows [3s 4]
Uncalled bet of $37,998 returned to Patrik Antonius

River [4946] [3]

Patrik Antonius shows two pair, sevens and fours
present shows a full house, fours full of threes
present wins the pot ($251,983.50) with a full house, fours full of threes

This post-WSOP nosebleed session did not go exactly as Patrik had hoped it would. On the plus side, present made enough to buy a couple of Ferraris.

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