Tag: David Oppenheim

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  Oppenheim Doing Fine 07-10-2012

  David Oppenheim has just taken down a small pot over on his table and we were there to catch all the action from the . By the time we were there, Opponeheim was checked and his opponent was flicking out a pot-sized bet of 2,025.

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  David Oppenheim Eliminated in 9th Place ($142,197) 06-28-2012

  No-Limit Hold'em David Oppenheim was all in for the ante from the small blind for his last 1,000. Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi raised to 50,000 from middle position and action folded to Luke Schwartz in the big blind. He called.

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  Oppenheim Left with 1,000 in Chips 06-28-2012

  David Oppenheim had been knocked back down under 100,000 in chips after losing a pot to Stephen Chidwick in a hand of 2-7 Triple Draw. Chidwick had made a ten to beat Oppenheim's jack.

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  Oppenheim Doubles Through Klodnicki 06-28-2012

  2-7 Triple Draw From under the gun, Chris Klodnicki raised. David Oppenheim reraised on the button and Klodnicki called. On the first draw, Klodnicki drew two and Oppenheim drew one. Klodnicki checked and Oppenheim bet all in.

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  Oppenheim Drops Some More 06-28-2012

  2-7 Triple Draw Stephen Chidwick raised under the gun and David Oppenheim defended from the big blind. Oppenheim took two cards, Chidwick needed one. Oppenheim check-called a bet.

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  Oppenheim in Trouble 06-28-2012

  Stud-8 David Oppenheim / / Chris Klodnicki / / Chris Klodnicki completed it on third and David Oppenheim made the call. On fourth street Oppenheim checked, Klodnicki bet and Oppenheim called. On fifth street both players checked.

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  Mizrachi Takes Another One 06-28-2012

  Stud-8 Michael Mizrachi / / David Oppenheim / / The had the bring in and Michael Mizrachi completed it. David Oppenheim raised it up and Mizrachi called. On fourth street both players checked.

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  Klodnicki Back in Front 06-28-2012

  No-Limit Hold'em Chris Klodnicki and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi are seated at the same table and have been trading the chip lead back and forth, hand after hand,but not really playing at pots together.

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  Mizrachi Feeling Optimistic 06-28-2012

  Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi looked up to the table and asked, "What time is the final table tomorrow?" "That's a lot of confidence over there," responded David Oppenheim.

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  Oppenheim Beats Mizrachi 06-28-2012

  2-7 Triple Draw From the cutoff seat, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi raised. David Oppenheim called from the small blind and Stephen Chidwick called from the big blind.

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  Oppenheim Beats Alaei in Razz 06-28-2012

  Razz After just having doubled up John Hennigan, David Oppenheim just won some chips off Daniel Alaei. Daniel Alaei / / David Oppenheim / / Alaei completed it on third street and Oppenheim called.

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  Henningan Survives 06-28-2012

  Razz The $91,549 money bubble is near, and John Henningan just doubled up to give himself another chance at making it. David Oppenheim lost the hand, but he's still in good shape.

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  Flush for Oppenheim 06-28-2012

  Stud Roland Israelashvili / / David Oppenheim / / Roland Israelashvili completed and David Oppenheim made the call on third street. On fourth, fifth and sixth, Israelashvili fired bets with Oppenheim making the call each time.

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  Oppenheim Knocks Hennigan Down More 06-28-2012

  Pot-Limit Omaha John Hennigan raised to 18,000 from late position and David Oppenheim called from the small blind to see the flop come down . Oppenheim checked and Hennigan bet 25,000. Oppenheim made the call.

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  Hellmuth Falls Short 06-28-2012

  Pot-Limit Omaha Phil Hellmuth started the day very low on chips, and he couldn't pull off the miracle comeback. Right at the start of the day he got a little hope when he managed to find himself a double up.

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  Hellmuth Edgy, Oppenheim Chipping Up 06-27-2012

  Phil Hellmuth is boiling after a hand he wasn't event involved in. Luke Schwartz has been driving the 12-time World Series of Poker champion a bit crazy with his table antics, and Hellmuth's short stack isn't helping him with staying calm.

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  Shak Wiped Out 06-27-2012

  Stud-8 Luke Schwartz / / Dan Shak / / Picking up the action on fifth street, Dan Shak checked and Luke Schwartz fired a bet. Shak called.

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  Shak Folds To Oppenheim 06-27-2012

  Pot-Limit Omaha Picking up the action on the flop, Phil Hellmuth checked and David Oppenheim bet 40,000. Dan Shak raised to 165,000 and Hellmuth folded. Oppenheim reraised the pot to 650,000 and that sent Shak into the tank.

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  Richey Ain't Dead Yet! 06-27-2012

  Stud Brett Richey came back from break with just 4,000 chips, but he's not done yet! He won two pots in a row, and is back up to 55,000 chips.

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  Richey Crippled 06-27-2012

  Stud Brett Richey / / Patrik Antonius / / Jeff Lisandro / / David Oppenheim / / On sixth street Patrik Antonius bet and all three his opponents called. On seventh street Antonius bet once more and Jeff Lisandro called.