Amal Bounahra, daughter of former November Niner Bob Bounahra and girlfriend of Antonio Esfandiari, has just been eliminated in a three-way clash. On the flop, Bounahra, Chris Tryba and one other player got all the money in.
Day 1c of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event proved to be the biggest and baddest of the starting days, topping out at 3,467 players and surpassing last year's record-second field of 3,418 that was largest one-day Main Event field in
We arrived at Antonio Esfandiari's table as the all-time WSOP earnings leader was deep in the tank on the flop. With the board reading , his lone opponent had checked, and Esfandiari had bet 2,150.
With the board showing by the turn, Antonio Esfandiari and two opponents put 325 each into the pot. Esfandiari checked when the river came , and a player in the hijack tossed out a single blue T500 tournament chip to try and take the pot.
The seats formerly occupied by Antonio Esfandiari and Nate Silver are now filled by different players.
Antonio Esfandiari checked the turn with the board reading . His opponent in the cutoff fired 3,200, and Esfandiari tossed three black T100 chips out and announced all in. The cutoff folded after some thought.
We've got a crowded field full of both relative unknowns and big names here on Day 2 of Event #58: $1,111 Little One for One Drop at the 2013 World Series of Poker. A total of 915 players have advanced from the heats on Day 1A and Day 1B.
After eight full levels of action here at the Rio, Day 1B of the Little One for One Drop whittled a total of 2,523 entrants to just 588 survivors.
We caught Antonio Esfandiari playing a heads-up pot with the board reading by the turn. The winner of the first ever Big One for One Drop led out for a bet of 2,550, and his opponent quickly called.
Antonio Esfandiari opened to 750 from the button and the big blind shipped his stack of 15,000 into the middle. Esfandiari instantly called and tabled and discovered he was in a coinflip against .
During our rounds through the tournament floor, random wisps of conversation are overheard on a continuous stream, from the banal exchange of personal information between strangers, to intense strategy discussion sessions, but Antonio Esfan
As our PokerNews reporter was gathering the details of the Philipp Gruissem hand you just read, another massive hand had developed on the adjacent table. The board read and Esfandiari was all in holding against the of Mark Darner.
Antonio Esfandiari is up to 43,300 after a great start after the dinner break. Esfandiari was in the small blind and bet 3,625 on a flop and was called by his sole opponent.
We walked up to the table just as Antonio Esfandiari went all-in for 20,200 of his remaining chips. David Peters, two seats to the left, also announced, "All in," after a short tank.
We got a round of counts from the Amazon room, as well as a new notable in Antonio Esfandiari, who just got moved into the Brasilia.
We caught an exciting hand with Antonio Esfandiari, where he used a little humor, magic and luck to double-up. Esfandiari faced a raise from an opponent to his immediate left, and tried getting a read on him by asking his name.
After a phenomenal run in the One Drop High Roller's Event, we have spotted Antonio Esfandiari in the Brasilia room playing in today's $1,500 Event.
Hand #50: Chris Klodnicki raised to 800,000 on the button, Antonio Esfandiari moved all in in the big blind, and Klodnicki folded. Hand #51: Klodnicki raised to 800,000 in the cutoff, Bill Perkins three-bet to 2.
The 2013 World Series of Poker Event #47: $111,111 One Drop High Rollers No-Limit Hold'em was scheduled to come to an end today, but thanks to the record 166-player turnout—the highest ever for a six-figure buy-in event—an impromptu Day
Hand #44: Antonio Esfandiari raised to 625,000 from the button, Chris Klodnicki called and the flop fell . Two checks saw the dealer burn and turn the . Klodnicki checked, Esfandiari bet 475,000 and Klodnicki called.
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