Quads for Nick Petrangelo

Nick Petrangelo raised to 24,000 in the cutoff and Felipe Ramos called from the big blind. The flop landed [AcAh4c] and Ramos checked to Petrangelo who bet out 12,000. Ramos called, and when the turn fell the [Ad], he checked. Petrangelo bet 45,000 and Ramos called as the river landed the [2c]. Ramos

Felipe Ramos Picks Off Sam Soverel

Sean Winter raised to 10,000 from the button and Felipe Ramos called in the big blind. The flop landed [8dJc7h] and Ramos checked to Soverel who bet 12,000. Ramos called, and then checked the [Jh] on the turn. Soverel bet out 27,000 and Ramos called as the river landed the [Js]. Ramos

Bellagio High Rollers Conclude with Justin Bonomo, Nick Petrangelo, Felipe Ramos, and Andrew Lichtenberger Collecting Wins

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The Five Diamond World Poker Classic has been a part of Bellagio poker history since the inaugural season of the World Poker Tour back in 2002 when Gus Hansen topped John Juanda to win the first-ever WPT Main Tour title. The WPT Main Event kicked off today at Bellagio Resort

Felipe Ramos and Hank Yang Chop Bellagio High Roller Event #8: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha for $115,500

Following the elimination of Nathan Zimnik in 3rd place for $56,000, Felipe Ramos and Hank Yang were nearly dead even in chips with one big blind separating the two players. After a lengthy discussion, both players agreed to an equal money chop, and each player received $115,500, with Ramos taking

Nathan Zimnik Eliminated in 3rd Place ($56,000)

Hank Yang opened to 100,000, and Nathan Zimnik moved all-in for approximately 450,000. Yang called. Yang: [Qh8c6h5d] Zimnik: [Ad9cKc4c] The board ran out [QdQc6sAcJs], and Yang flopped a full house to eliminate Zimnik in 3rd place for $56,000.

Felipe Ramos Check Raises the Flop

Hank Yang opened to 100,000, and Felipe Ramos called from the big blind. The flop fell [8c6s5s], and Ramos checked. Yang bet 150,000, and Ramos check-raised to 400,000. "I surrender," Yang said as he tossed [7d7h] face up into the muck.

Felipe Ramos Takes From Hank Yang

Felipe Ramos raised to 120,000 in the small blind, and Hank Yang called. The flop fell [9s6d3c], and Ramos continued for 175,000. Yang used a time extension and called. The dealer burned and turned the [3d] and action checked through. The river [3s] completed the board, and Ramos bet 250,000.

Hank Yang Doubles Through Felipe Ramos

Felipe Ramos limped the button, and Hank Yang raised to 115,000 in the small blind. Ramos called. The flop fell [8s3s3c], and Yang continued for 150,000. Ramos moved all in, and Yang called for 325,000 total. Yang: [AcJc8h6h] Ramos: [9d9s8d6s] The turn [Th] provided no help to Yang, but when

Felipe Ramos Doubles Through Hank Yang

Nathan Zimnik limped on the button, and Felipe Ramos completed the small blind. Hank Yang was in the big blind and checked. "This our first family pot? Somebody is going to get hurt." Yang said. The flop fell [Jd9s3s] and Ramos checked. Yang bet 50,000, and Nimnik folded. Ramos check-raised to

Hank Yang Doubles Through Felipe Ramos

A few hands after losing a big pot to Felipe Ramos that saw him lose nearly three-fourths of his stack, Hank Yang was all-in for his last 670,000, and Felipe Ramos called. Ramos: [Ac5cJd3d] Yang: [KhKs7c4s] The board ran out [Kc3c9s2hTh], and Yang flopped a set of kings and faded the