Bryn Kenney Four-Bet Gets Bill Klein to Fold

Bryn Kenney opened under-the-gun for 3,000. Martin Zamani, in the cutoff, made the call. Bill Klein, who was seated on the button, three-bet to 11,000. Kenney then bumped it up even more to 36,000. Both players folded. "I must have misread my hand," Klein said with a smile. "I thought I

Bryn Kenney Eliminated by Joseph Cappello

Joseph Cappello shove from the small blind with [Ax3x] and Bryn Kenney called for his last 110,000 with [Kx8x]. The board ran out ace high and Kenney was eliminated. The players are on a ten minute break and will combine down to three tables when play resumes.

Bryn Kenney’s Untimely Raise Enters Nick Schulman’s Chip Stack

Bryn Kenney stabbed at a pot, betting 24,000 on the river --- but Nick Schulman came over the top, making it 52,000. That raise ended the hand and Schulman raked the pot.

Bryn Kenney Stays Alive

Bryn Kenney raised to 12,000 from middle position and Chris Hunichen called on the button. The flop landed [8cAsTc] and Kenney checked to Hunichen who bet 14,000. Kenney check-raised to 39,000 and Hunichen called as the [5s] landed on the turn. Kenney bet 75,000 and Hunichen raised. Kenney called all in for

Poker Central Power Rankings: Chidwick Rules & Dan Bilzerian Enters!?

Are you kidding me??? Dan Bilzerian made his way onto the Power Rankings!

Remko Rinkema - February 17, 2019February 17, 2019

Color me surprised when I received the ballots for this week's Poker Central Power Rankings. Dan Bilzerian came out of nowhere to assert himself in the Top 10, raising my eyebrows about as high as humanly possible, but I'm going to try to make sense of it all right here! Where

Bryn Kenney vs. Jeremy Ausmus

On the flop of [7s6c6d] with 24,000 in the middle, Jeremy Ausmus checked from the small blind to Bryn Kenney on the button who bet 7,000. Ausmus check-raised to 19,000, and Kenney called as the turn landed the [Qd]. Ausmus checked, Kenney bet 16,000, and Ausmus called as the river landed the

Through the Lens: The U.S. Poker Open Begins

Drew Amato - February 14, 2019February 14, 2019

The U.S. Poker Open is back, baby! Yesterday kicked off the first of 10 consecutive days of poker action live from the PokerGo Studio. The opening $10,000 NLH event drew a total of 90 entries, cruising right by last years total of 68 entries. Here's a look at a few

Bryn Kenney Eliminated in 10th Place ($27,000)

Action folded to Stephen Chidwick in the cutoff who opened to 65,000. The action folded to Bryn Kenney in the big blind who shoved for his last 120,000 chips. Chidwick quickly made the call and the cards were tabled. Chidwick: [KcQs] Kenney: [Ah3s] The flop came [2c9c5d] and Kenney's ace high was still

Bryn Kenney Doubles Through Stephen Chidwick

Maxx Coleman raised to 45,000 from under the gun before Stephen Chidwick three-bet next to act to 150,000. From the small blind, Bryn Kenney called all in for 130,000, and after Coleman folded, the cards were tabled. Kenney: [AdTd] Chidwick: [As5s] The board ran out [4hQhTc3s5d] and Kenney secured the double.

Eli Berg Doubles Through Bryn Kenney

Bryn Kenney opened to 35,000 in the hijack and Eli Berg shoved from the big blind for 120,000. Kenney called, and the cards were revealed. Kenney: [Ad9h] Berg: [7d7h] The board ran out [6h8d9cTcAc] and Berg doubled through.