Daniel Negreanu won a pot for over a million chips against Alex Foxen to survive late in the day and never looked back, as he continued to accumulate and bagged nearly double the chips as the second-highest stack. Negreanu final tabled Event #1 of the U.S. Poker Open and finished
Tag: John Riordan
Daniel Negreanu Leads Event #4: $10,000 Big Bet Mix Final Table
Andrew Lichtenberger Doubles Through John Riordan
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw Andrew Lichtenberger moved all-in from the cutoff for roughly 180,000 and John Riordan called the big blind. Both players drew one. Lichtenberger: [9x7x6x2x] Riordan: [tx5x4x3x] Riordan picked up a [4x] for a pair of fours, and Lichtenberger got a [2x] to win the pot with a pair of deuces.
Maxx Coleman Eliminated by John Riordan
Pot-Limit Omaha Maxx Coleman raised the cutoff to 25,000, John Riordan called the small blind, and Dan Shak called the big blind. The dealer spread the [QhJc8h] flop, and the blinds checked. Coleman bet 30,000, Riordan moved all-in, Shak folded, and Coleman called for his approximately 180,000 remaining. Coleman: [AdJdTd9c] Riordan: [AhQc4h4s] The board ran
Double Knockout for Jake Daniels
Pot-Limit Omaha Jake Daniels raised to 13,000 from under the gun and both Daniel Negreanu and John Riordan called from the cutoff and button respectively. From the small blind, Jared Bleznick made it 70,000. Daniels repotted to 241,000, and after Negreanu called, Riordan called all-in for roughly 45,000, and Bleznick called
Philip Long Draws a Ten-Seven
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw Daniel Negreanu raised to 17,000 from the cutoff and John Riordan called on the button, as did Philip Long from the big blind. Each player drew one card as action checked to Riordan. Riordan bet 40,000, and Long called as Negreanu folded. Long fanned his [Tx7x6x4x2x] and Riordan mucked.
