Tag: Adrian Mateos

Adrian Mateos Hits the Rail in 4th ($420,000)

The chips four-handed had become very unevenly split, with Adrian Mateos shortest on 445,000, Paul Phua with 895,000 and Lim and Eibinger on 2.5 million and 4.5 million apiece.  A hand occurred that wasn't raised preflop by either of these two: small blind Mateos took his chances moving all in

Chip Leaders Tangle

Matthias Eibinger raised in the hijack to 120,000 with [TsTh], and Webster Lim, second in chips, three-bet him to 340,000 with [AdKh].  Eibinger made the call.  The flop was [9s8c2d]; Eibinger checked his overpair, Lim bet 240,000 and Eibinger jammed for 2,210,000.  Lim folded, and the Austrian extended his chip

Spin Ends Next Hand: Kahle Burns Eliminated in 6th ($252,000)

Kahle Burns was unsurprisingly all-in again right after his double, this time moving 340,000 (under six big blinds) all in from the hijack when it folded to him with [Ac3s].  Big blind Adrian Mateos took him on with the dominating [AsJd].  Burns flopped a pair of threes, but Mateos hit

Soyza Boosts Stack With Straight; Mateos Loses Minimum

Adrian Mateos opened to 80,000 in the hijack with [KhKs], called by button Kahle Burns with [Ac4c] and big blind Michael Soyza with [7d7c].  On the [6hTcTd] flop, Soyza and Mateos checked and Burns had a stab at it worth 75,000.  Both players called.  The [8s] turn checked around and

“Misclick!”

Paul Phua limped under the gun with [Ahad], Michael Addamo followed suit with [As2s] and Adrian Mateos checked his option with [9c6c].  On the [9h8c6s] flop, Phua shoved for 530,000 and both of his opponents folded (Mateos after getting a count). "Misclick," said Phua. "You probably got more," came a disembodied answer.