Loeser Doubles Through Aldemir

Manig Loeser in action during the 2019 U.S. Poker Open.

Manig Loeser was just spotted sitting on a big stack and he informed of us a double up he managed to secure through Koray Aldemir. Loeser relayed to us that was it was Cary Katz who raised to 2,000 before Aldemir three-bet to 7,000 from the cutoff before the action got

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David Peters jumps to the top in Week 8!

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David Peters Wins 2018 Poker Masters Main Event ($1,150,000)

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Ali Imsirovic Goes Back-to-Back to Win $50,000 Title on PokerGO

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Koray Aldemir Eliminated in 16th Place

Koray Aldemir raised pre-flop to 14,000. Both Martin Zamani and Jason Koon called. The flop came [QsKc9s]. Aldemir bet 24,000. Zamani raised to 100,000 and Koon folded. With the action back on Aldemir, he decided to move all-in and was snap-called and coolered by Zamani who flopped the nuts. Aldemir: [KsQh] Zamani:

Koray Aldemir Doubles Through Alex Foxen

Alex Foxen raised to 15,000 on the button and Koray Aldemir moved all in for 125,000 from the small blind. Martin Zamani thought for a little, and then folded. Foxen called. Foxen: [AcQd] Aldemir: [4s4h] The board ran out [9s5d4c7h2h] and Aldemir doubled through.

Jason Koon Moves All-In, Everyone Folds

Alex Foxen raised to 14,000 pre-flop. Koray Aldemir made the call and then Jason Koon moved all-in but nobody called.

Cary Katz Eliminated by Alex Foxen

Koray Aldemir raised to 11,000 under the gun and both Cary Katz and Alex Foxen called in the blinds. The flop landed [3cTc3d] and action checked through to see the [6c] land on the turn. Katz checked, Foxen bet 30,000, and after Aldemir folded, Katz check-raised all in for roughly 90,000. Foxen

Koray Aldemir Eliminated by Justin Bonomo’s Sneaky Play

We caught the action on the turn with Justin Bonomo and Koray Aldemir locked in a big pot. The board showed [Ah9c6cTh] and both players checked. The river was the [5c]. Bonomo again checked. Aldemir moved all-in minus a 1,000 chip. Bonomo then put him all-in and Aldemir had no choice