Christoph Vogelsang Coolered by Katz

There was 110,000 in the pot as the flop of [Td3d9d] came down. Cary Katz checked with [Ad7d] Vogelsang and checked back with [Qd5d]. The turn of [Jh] saw the German player bet 50,000, and Katz tossed in the chips as casually as possible. The river [Kd] saw the players have both

Tollerene Trying to Climb

Ben Tollerene came into play as the short-stack, and with his stack representing just 15 big blinds, he needs to make moves soon to chip up. In the third hand of play, Tollerene moved all-in with ace-jack over Mikita Badziakouski's opening bet with [Ac3c], but the Belarussian got out of the

Welcome to the Final Table of Event #10!

The final event of the 2019 British Poker Open has featured some of the biggest names in poker, and four players remain in the hunt for the final victory of the series. With just two players to be paid, there is a lot on the line, with Cary Katz leading the

Cary Katz Leads BPO £100K NLH Final Table

Will O'Connor - September 11, 2019

The final event of the 2019 British Poker Open featured the biggest buy-in of the series and when the final table returns, the biggest score of the series will be up for grabs. A dozen of the world's best players contributed to the prize pool and when Day 1 concluded,

Stephen Chidwick Doubles Through Ben Tollerene

On a flop of [4h6s8c] with roughly 40,000 in the middle, Ben Tollerene checked from the small blind and Stephen Chidwick bet 25,000 from the big blind. Tollerene called, and then checked the [Tc] on the turn. Chidwick bet his final 52,000, and Tollerene called. Chidwick: [QsQd] Tollerene: [Ts9c] The river landed the [4d]

Ben Tollerene on The Idea of a Million Dollar PLO Tournament and the Popularity of Short Deck

Ben Tollerene is itching to play a $1,000,000 Pot Limit Omaha tournament.

Remko Rinkema - September 11, 2019September 13, 2019

High stakes legend Ben Tollerene has made the lives of online players very difficult for over a decade but recently the man known as "Ben86" has slowed down a lot recently. Based in Vancouver, Canada, Tollerene is looking into a career post-poker but the highest stakes, especially in his favorite

Ben Tollerene Soars to Over 1.1 Million

Mikita Badziakouski raised to 11,500 from under the gun and Ben Tollerene called on the button, as did David Peters from the big blind. The flop landed [7c5dKh], and after Peters checked, Badziakouski bet 12,000. Tollerene raised to 45,000, and Peters folded. Badziakouski called, and when the turn fell the [7d], he

Stephen Chidwick Doubles Through Ben Tollerene

Ben Tollerene raised to 9,000 from the cutoff and Stephen Chidwick three-bet to 21,500 next to act on the button. The flop landed [9sQc6s] and Tollerene checked. Chidwick continued for 18,000, and Tollerene announced he was all in. Chidwick snap-called for his 74,000 total. Tollerene: [KcQh] Chidwick: [AsAh] The turn of the [Jc] gave

Ben Tollerene vs. Matthias Eibinger

Christoph Vogelsang raised to 5,000 from under the gun and Matthias Eibinger three-bet the button to 17,000. From out of the small blind, Ben Tollerene used a time extension chip, and then four-bet to 45,000 total. Vogelsang folded, and Eibinger used his own time extension chip before calling. The flop landed [9sKd5d]

Darren Elias Puts David Peters All In

Ben Tollerene raised to 4,000 on the button and both Darren Elias and David Peters called from out of the blinds. The [4hAcJd] flop checked through to reveal the [Tc] on the turn. Elias bet out 10,000, and Peters called as Tollerene folded. The river fell the [3d] and Elias bet 60,000;