A player in early position raised 4x to 8,000 and Martins Adeniya called from the hijack seat. The flop came , and Adeniya's opponent fired 16,000 into the middle, with Adeniya calling.
Luca Pagano found himself all in against Martins Adeniya after trading a series of preflop raises back and forth. Pagano: Adeniya: The board ran out and Pagano was forced to hit the rail as Adeniya moved to 165,000 in chips.
Martins Adeniya had just received a double up through Luca Pagano, and was right back to the same tricks on the very next hand, doubling up again.
After an under-the-gun raise to 2,600 and a call from the cutoff seat, Luca Pagano reraised to 6,800 on the button. In the next seat was Martins Adeniya on the button. He four-bet all in for 24,400. Action then folded back around to Pagano.
Luca Pagano and Martins Adeniya both put in 12,200 before the flop, and the dealer spread . Both players checked, and the dealer turned the . Pagano checked, and Adeniya bet 10,000. Pagano called, and the completed the board.
Martins Adeniya is here in today's Day 2 field, but just before play, he talked to Kristy Arnett about a hand he played on Day 1a wherein he decided to fold top-two pair in a monster pot. Video: http://www.pokernews.
Andrew Pantling and his full house managed to oust Gus Hansen off his hand. The former raised to 1,050 from under the gun and Hansen called from the hijack to see a flop appear.
In a multiway pot, Martins Adeniya fired out 1,375 on a flop of getting two callers. The came on the turn and Adeniya bet 3,800 this time but only Mohammad Bilal Ali made the call.
After a series of preflop raises, Martins Adeniya was all in and at risk holding . Sergey Baburin had him crushed with , and the board ran out , sending Adeniya to the rail. Baburin boosted his stack to
Viktor Lavi opened to 1,600 from middle position, Martins Adeniya three-bet to 3,600 on the button, and Lavi made the call. The flop fell , and Lavi check-called a 3,800-chip bet from Adeniya.
There was a raise and three calls before Martins Adeniya three-bet to 2,150 from the cutoff. The original raiser folded, but Fabrice Soulier and Chawki Fawaz made the call. The flop fell , and the action checked to Adeniya.
We witnessed two hands in a row that Martins Adeniya played against various big-name opponents at his table. He lost the first pot but won the second pot for an overall profit on the two hands.
On a flop the action was checked to Martins Adeniya who bet 1,500 from the button. Matt Marafioti decided to raise it up to 3,750 and the third player folded. Adeniya tanked for a bit, and called.
We just saw Martins Adeniya standing up from his table and Jon Turner claiming what was the rest of his stack. Turner was kind enough to share the details of the hand with us. Adeniya opened and Turner three-bet, leading to an all in.
Martins Adeniya opened with a raise to 425 from the cutoff and David Benyamine put in a three-bet to around 1,300 from the button. Action folded back around to Adeniya, who made the call, and the dealer rolled out a flop of .
After losing most of his stack with against Tom McCormick's , Martins Adeniya was all in prefop for his last 5,200 with against Raja Kattamuri's . The board rolled out and Adeniya was out the door with a min-cash worth $9,503.
We were just talking to Andy Frankenberger during the break and he was telling us about his disappointment of finishing in 6th place in Event #3 Heads-Up No-Limit Hold'em/Pot-Limit Omaha for $28,409.
We joined the action on a flop of and as the title suggests, the two players in the pot are Martins Adeniya and Matt Perrins. Adeniya is seated in mid-position and he bees 1,025 and Perrins made the call from the cutoff.
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