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The 2024 PokerStars North American Poker Tour Las Vegas $5,300 Most important Occasion will play right down to a winner this weekend, however there was loads of aspect occasion motion all through the previous week. PokerNews has dwell reported a number of of these tournaments, and through that point our dwell reporting crew has captured some large and game-changing palms.
For instance, we already revealed an article on Jeremy Becker getting his aces cracked by Jonathan Little early within the $25,000 Tremendous Excessive Curler. You may learn all about that hand right here.
Listed below are another fascinating palms from the previous week of the PokerNews dwell updates from the 2024 NAPT.
Reid ’em and Weep
On Day 1c of the $550 NAPT Thriller Bounty, it was towards the top of the primary degree when reporter Connor Richards caught an enormous one. Terrance Reid performed a three-way pot on a board of 4♦J♦10♦ and wager 2,000 as Tom Dean known as from the small blind.
Dean checked on the 5♣ flip and Reid wager 6,800. Dean check-raised to 15,000 and Reid shortly moved all in as Dean known as off even faster along with his stack of 26,700.
Tom Dean: A♦6♦
Terrance Reid: Okay♦3♦
Reid had flopped the second nuts however was drawing stone useless towards the ace-high flush of Dean earlier than the meaningless Okay♠ river as groans circled the desk.
Morimatsu Will get a Miracle Double Off Ko
On Day 2 of the identical match, it was Stage 26 (25,000/50,000/50,000) when reporter David Salituro caught a miracle double-up. It started when David Dongwoo Ko raised to 100,000 within the hijack and Chanelle Morimatsu three-bet to 500,000 within the small blind. Ko then moved all in and Morimatsu known as for 950,000.
Chanelle Morimatsu: Okay♠J♥
David Dongwoo Ko: Q♦Q♠
Morimatsu had run into Ko’s queens because the Q♥8♦A♣ flop gave him a set, however Morimatsu caught the 10♠ on the flip to make a straight. The river was the 3♥ and Morimatsu doubled up.
“This desk is sick. I do not need to play right here anymore,” Chris Vickrey mentioned after the hand.
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Cooler Flop Provides Gutierrez a Large Double Up
On Day 2 of the $25,000 Tremendous Excessive Curler, it was Stage 11 (5,000/10,000/10,000) when reporter Tyler Boyer caught a cooler flop. Elias Gutierrez was first to behave and raised to 20,000 earlier than Scott Seiver three-bet to 66,000 from the hijack. It folded again to Gutierrez who lcalled.
The flop got here J♠7♣7♠ and Gutierrez check-called a wager of 50,000 from Seiver.
After the 2♥ on the flip, Gutierrez once more check-called a wager from Seiver, this time for 165,000.
The river introduced the 9♣ and Seiver wager all in for Gutierrez’s stack of 451,000, which was snap-called. Seiver shortly turned over 8♦7♦ for journey sevens. However Gutierrez confirmed J♦J♣ for a flopped full home, jacks filled with sevens to take the huge pot and double up, leaving Seiver brief.
Aces Versus Kings for Winter
One degree later in Stage 12 (6,000/12,000/12,000), reporter Nick Becker witnessed a cooler. A preflop elevating battle resulted in Sean Winter and Elias Gutierrez getting all of it in with Winter in danger.
Sean Winter: A♥A♠
Elias Gutierrez: Okay♠Okay♣
Winter discovered himself within the dream spot and the board ran out 3♥10♣Q♠J♣4♦ to safe him the massive double up. It was a cooler, however Winter was on the higher finish of it, and it little doubt helped contribute to his deep run when he finally completed in second place for $288,100. In the meantime, Gutierrez completed in fifth place for $122,500.
Click on right here to see who gained the NAPT $25,000 Tremendous Excessive Curler
Track Finds the Dream Spot
In the identical match, it was Stage 15 (10,000/25,000/25,000) when Nick Becker caught one other fascinating hand. Clemen Deng moved all in from below the gun for 175,000, placing himself in danger. Stephen Track known as within the cutoff and motion folded round to Justin Saliba, who three-bet shoved for 1,715,000 from the massive blind. Track snap-called.
Clemen Deng: A♣7♣
Justin Saliba: A♥Okay♦
Stephen Track: A♠A♦
The board ran out 3♣Okay♠4♣3♦7♠ and Track’s aces held to scoop a large pot and assist propel him to victory within the match.
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