Matt Wakeman was left crippled just a short while ago, but has now managed to triple up. Wakeman moved all in from middle position for just a little more than two big blinds.
Matt “mjw006” Wakeman was in the hijack when he opened it up to 5,000. The player in the big blind was the lone caller. The dealer flipped over a flop and both players checked.
Jonathan Bredin is now one of the chip leaders here on Day 2 of the APPT Queenstown Main Event after dispatching of Australia’s number one online-ranked player in Matthew Wakeman.
There was already a flop on the felt when we arrived to find Matt "mjw006" Wakeman and Jesse "On The Mac" McKenzie rumbling in what would become the biggest hand of the day. McKenzie checked here and Wakeman bet 1,500.
As previously mentioned, there are only five poker tables here at the SKYCITY Casino for ANZPT Queenstown action. There are only a few gaps on those tables, so we are looking at a field of somewhere over 40 players.
A big three-way all in just took place on Table 31, and Hugh Cohen was the big winner. He was all in for 73,500 and covered by both Matthew Wakeman and Dean Francis.
Returning from the break and it was Matt Wakeman who was the short stack. He has now been eliminated at the hands of Jordan Westmorland. Wakeman's last hand of the tournament started when the action was folded to him in the cutoff.
Matthew Wakeman opened to 16,000 from middle position and Ken Demlakian reached for the same amount of chips on the button and hovered it over the table, before he realised that there was already a raise in front of him.
Matt Wakeman was looking like being the latest player to hit the rail, getting his stack all in preflop holding against Allan's . However, the board had other ideas, with the three on the river giving Wakeman the goods to double up.
David Allan started the day as the chip leader, and while that may not still be the case, he is still among the top few counts. We recently watched him take down a small pot against Matt Wakeman.
When we arrived at Matt Wakeman's table, he was involved in a hand with David Zhao on the turn of a board. There was more than 30,000 in the pot at this point and Wakeman bet 12,100.
Matt Wakeman raised under the gun to 5,000 and action folded to Ray McCarthy in the big blind who moved all in for around 35,000. It wasn’t enough to deter Wakeman, who instantly called with for yet another big pair.
Tatjana Zizic was down to 7,000 after she ran into Matt Wakeman's aces, but has since doubled twice to sit with a healthier 30,000 in chips. She first managed to double up holding in the big blind, coming up against an opponent's .
"I said at the start of the day i was going to need to cooler people," Matt Wakeman said after he managed to get his fairly short stack in holding against the of Tatjana Zizic.
Michael Kanaan has just made a remarkable fold, and we have no idea if it was correct. At the moment, the only person who knows is Matt Wakeman, with the two playing out a fascinating recent pot.
Folded to James Honeybone in the cutoff, he raised it up to 2,300. Matt Wakeman called out of the small blind, along with Craig Blight in the big blind and the dealer readied three cards for the felt.
Matt Wakeman is starting to make some progress here on Day 2b of the Queenstown Snowfest Main Event after eliminating a short-stacked opponent.
Michael Fadersen opened the action with a min-raise from under the gun and Billy Argyros flat-called on his left. The action was then on Matt Wakeman directly on Argyros's left and he three-bet to 2,375.
We recently watched Matt Wakeman and Joel Feldman lose a small pot each on their respective tables. This is how the action that we saw went down.
After a raise under the gun, action folded to Matt Wakeman in the big blind who raised enough to put his short-stacked opponent all in for his last 3,050 chips. His opponent made the call with as Wakeman showed .
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