Tag: Ali Imsirovic

Alex Foxen Eliminated by Ali Imsirovic

Action picked up on the river that read [ThQs6c4h9s] and Alex Foxen bet out 37,000. Ali Imsirovic then raised enough to put his opponent all-in. Foxen made the call and found out the bad news when Imsirovic turned over [9c9h] for a set. That beat [KxQx] and Foxen was eliminated.

Trips Good for Ali Imsirovic Against Alex Foxen

Action picked up on the river with a board that read [6d7sJd7c3h]. Ali Imsirovic, a day removed from his title in Event #5, bet 32,000 which was just under the size of the pot and his opponent, Alex Foxen made the call. Imsirovic showed [Td7h] for trips and a surprised Foxen

Through the Lens: Imsirovic Arrives, Chidwick Thrives

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Heading into Day 7 of the 2019 US Poker Open and the headlines are all too similar to the 2018 USPO. Stephen Chidwick is doing what Stephen Chidwick does, making runs in everything and proving why he is one of the most elite players in the game today. Meanwhile, young

Imsirovic Jumps Into U.S. Poker Open Contention with Event #5 Win

Ali Imsirovic is a real contender at the 2019 U.S. Poker Open.

The U.S. Poker Open Championship battle is heating up after reigning Poker Masters champion Ali Imsirovic took down Event #5 - $25,000 No Limit Hold'em - today on PokerGO. Sean Winter has maintained his lead with Stephen Chidwick in second place while Jordan Cristos is the only other players to

Ben Yu Scores Double Knockout of Ali Imsirovic and Jordan Cristos

The flop read [KcJs3c] and Ben Yu fired out a pot-sized bet of 69,000. Ali Imsirovic made the call, which was slightly more than his entire stack. Jordan Cristos then came over the top all-in and Yu made the call. Yu: [QcQhJc9c] Cristos: [AsAcJsXx] Imsirovic: [Ah4d3h3s] The turn came [5c], giving Yu a flush,

Ali Imsirovic Adds USPO Event #5 To His Resume ($442,500)

At his first U.S. Poker Open final table, Ali Imsirovic came, saw, and conquered! The Bosnian-born American washed way his slow start to this series by taking down Event #5 - $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em for $442,500. With the win, the reigning Poker Masters champion also jumps into the top five for

Cary Katz Eliminated in 2nd Place ($295,000)

Cary Katz was eliminated in second place after battling all the way with no more than about 15 big blinds. He made it to heads up and after a few hands and a limp preflop, he check-raised the [Qs6c2c] flop with [Kc5c] and Ali Imsirovic called with [9c6s]. The turn was

Dan Shak Eliminated in 3rd Place ($206,500)

Ali Imsirovic continued to press his advantage and raised under the gun with [Ks3d] and Dan Shak defended the big blind with [9d8s]. The flop came [9s3s2s], giving Shak top pair and a flush draw. Imsirovic had middle pair with a better flush draw. The action got a bit wild on the turn