Tag: Martin Kozlov

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  Martin Kozlov Eliminated in 36th Place 03-23-2013

  Two players have recently hit the rail. We missed Cathal Shine being eliminated in 37th place before the break, but we were able to catch the bust out of Martin Kozlov in the first hand back.

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  Kozlov Drops 03-21-2013

  The action started with Martin Kozlov opening to 400 before facing a raise to 950 from an opponent in middle position. The flop came , and Kozlov check-called a bet of 1,100.

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  Angle Play 03-23-2012

  When the action folded to Martin Kozlov on the button, he threw out a bet of 800. That was enough for a min-raise during the previous blind level, but in this level it was only good for less than half a min-raise.

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  Kozlov Runs Queens Into Kings 01-14-2012

  In the second to last hand of the evening, a short-stack early-position player moved all in for 28,500 and was called by Martin Kozlov. The player in the cutoff then moved all in for around 60,000, which barely had Kozlov covered.

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  Battle of Some Big Stacks 01-14-2012

  Martin Kozlov opened from middle position for 4,800 only to have Kenna James three-bet to 11,300 from the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded, putting action back on Koslov.

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  Kozlov On The Move 01-14-2012

  Martin Kozlov has risen up the chip leaders this evening, currently sitting behind a very healthy stack of over 60,000. We caught a recent hand in which Kozlov added to his stack. A raised pot saw Kozlov and one opponent take to a flop.

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  Three-Way Action For Kozlov 01-14-2012

  Martin Kozlov was just involved in a three-way all in and managed to creep in to take at least a portion of the pot.

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  Kozlov Can't Catch 01-13-2012

  Martin Kozlov has seen his last hand of this tournament, with the hand that would be the end of Kozlov's evening.

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  Kozlov Can Catch Chips 01-13-2012

  We came to Martin Kozlov's table with a board showing and one opponent with a 4,600-chip bet out in front of him. Kozlov was on the button and after a few moments thought, decided to jam his stack all in.

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  No Can Do For Kozlov 01-13-2012

  Martin Kozlov has joined the huge contingent of players who have hit the rail this evening. Kozlov's demise came when he was all in preflop holding and came up against the of an opponent.

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  Martin Kozlov Eliminated in 2nd Place (AUD$55,000) 01-30-2011

  The blinds were increasing ever higher as Martin Kozlov's stack was getting ever smaller. Kozlov was in the big blind when Gerasimos Deres made the flat call, at this point Kozlov would move allin.

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  Tough Spot for Kozlov 01-30-2011

  Martin Kozlov limped his button, and Gerasimos Deres raised to 64,000. Kozlov called. Flop: - Deres bet out 58,000, and Kozlov called. Turn: - Deres checked to Kozlov, who checked behind.

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  Deres Building 01-30-2011

  Martin Kozlov flat called from the button and Gerasimos checked his option sending flying out on the flop. Deres checked on this flop and Kozlov bet 25,000.

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  Deres And The Duece 01-30-2011

  Martin Kozlov raised the button as is a current custom in this heads-up match and Gerasimos Deres made the call. The flop rolled over and with a couple of checks. The turn was the and Deres would check to Kozlov.

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  No Flops 01-30-2011

  The last five hands have seen the button take down the blinds, with no flops seen. The trading of chips has continued to leave the stacks as they stood, with Martin Kozlov having a slight chip lead over Gerasimos Deres.

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  Kozlov Loses Lead 01-30-2011

  When Gerasimos Deres raised from the button, Martin Kozlov would re-raise and send another 61,000 chip decision to Deres. Deres would then slide in a large stack of chips, enough for a 100,000 or so raise.

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  Kozlov Takes Big Lead 01-30-2011

  The first big hand of heads up play has just occured with Martin Kozlov coming out the victor and surging ahead of Gerasimos Deres.

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  Mel Judah Eliminated in 3rd Place (AUD$40,000) 01-30-2011

  Legend Mel Judah open-shipped for 280,000 on the button. Unceremoniously, Marin Kozlov called in the small blind. Gerasimos Deres ducked out of the way, and Judah got the bad news.

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  Deres Gaining Steam 01-30-2011

  "I just want to play Mel Judah heads up, I'm not gonna lie," Martin Kozlov admitted. "Then every hand we'll be contesting the bounty." But that's looking less and less likely.

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  Judah the Deck Whisperer 01-30-2011

  Mel Judah raised to 32,000 from the small blind, and slowly Martin Kozlov made it 66,000 in the big blind. Judah moved all in for 282,000 total, and Kozlov snap-called. Judah: Kozlov: "Good luck, Mel," Kozlov said.