Chip Update – Still Six Handed

The Two Chip Leaders Tangle

Phil Ivey, who's tried to see a large number of flops already on this final table, limped again with [qdjd]. Cutoff Michael Soyza raised to 250,000 with [QhQs] and Ivey called. The two of them saw a flop of [AdAc7d], Ivey check-calling Soyza's 150,000. Ivey turned his flush with the

No Value for Ivey’s Quads

Phil Ivey and Sergi Reixach called pre once more (with [Khqh] and [Ts9d] respectively) and button Michael Soyza checked with [Ac8s]. Following exactly the same pattern as the last reported hand, there were two checks on the [Kc7h6c] flop and a bet (of 70,000) from the button, with Ivey alone

Greenwood Makes Nut Flush

Phil Ivey called 50,000 under the gun with [KsQc], followed by Sergi Reixach ([AdQh]); Sam Greenwood checked the button with [As6s]. On the [9h7sTs] flop, it checked to Greenwood who bet 65,000 called by Ivey alone. Ivey checked the [8h] turn (which brought Greenwood a straight) and it was checked

Yesterday’s Bubble, Today’s Chip Leader: Michael Soyza Leads FT in $50k Short Deck

The final table in Event #7 $50,000 Short Deck is set, after a robust turnout for the last tournament in this format at the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Super High Roller Series here in Sochi. A total of 55 entries generated a prize pool of $2,675,150, which started to be awarded

How to Clean Poker Chips

Paul Seaton - March 11, 2020

When it comes to keeping your poker chips clean, players might easily assume that poker chips clean themselves. Either that or the casino have a magical system of making sure each tournament is fresh. Like poker itself, however, the solution of how to clean poker chips isn't simple. MACHINES ARE THE

Last Registrant to Last Man Standing: Wai Kin Yong Sees Off Phil Ivey Heads Up to Claim Victory in Event #5

Jen Mason - March 11, 2020March 11, 2020

The trophy and $800,000 first prize in Event #5: $50,000 Short Deck went to Wai Kin Yong today, after a heads up battle that truly deserves the name against the player many consider the GOAT, Phil Ivey. Making his first final table at the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Super High Roller

Last Registrant to Last Man Standing: Wai Kin Yong Sees Off Phil Ivey Heads Up to Claim Victory in Event #5

The trophy and and $800,000 first prize in Event #5: $50,000 Short Deck went to Wai Kin Yong today, after a heads up battle that truly deserves the name against the player many consider the GOAT, Phil Ivey. Making his first final table at the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Super High

Phil Ivey Finishes Runner Up ($525,000)

Phil Ivey was in the lead throughout the longest heads up match seen in a Short Deck event this week in Sochi, until suddenly he wasn't. With the antes looming large, that recent double for Wai Kin Yong reversed their stacks, and it took one promising flop to end the

Reversal of Fortune in One Pot: Yong Doubles to Chip Lead

Wai Kin Yong picked up [JdTs] first to act, and moved his whole 4,800,000 into the middle. Unluckily for him, Phil Ivey had an easy decision with [AdAs]. The flop brought [ThTd9h], however, and with neither of the two aces appearing to save him, Ivey doubled his opponent into the