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Judah Can’t Dodge Bullets 03-22-2013
The hand started with a player opening to 1,600, before Mel Judah in middle position, raised to 3,700 in chips. The action folded around to the player in the small bind, who went all-in for her remaining 12,100 in chips.
A Couple Eliminations 01-23-2012
We took a trip back upstairs to check on the players on the TV set, and it appears both Simon Watt and Mel Judah have been eliminated from the tournament. According to Watt's Twitter: "Busto in main.
It's Quiet Upstairs 01-23-2012
While the $100,000 Freeze Out is nearing its conclusion there are still four Main Event tabled located upstairs surrounding the tv set. The four tables hold only four players we recognize after Shawn Buchanan managed to bust.
There Will Be No Title Defense: Drewe & Judah Sent Packing 01-15-2012
Talk about being in the right place at the right time. We just so happened to wonder by Table 26 when a monster pot was developing.
Judah Jams Early 01-12-2012
We haven't seen too many players exiting the tournament area at this early stage of the tournament. That was until Australian poker legend Mel Judah was seen quickly striding towards the rail.
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.
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.
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.
Asked and Answered for Judah 01-30-2011
Martin Kozlov raised, and Gerasimos Deres called in the small blind. Mel Judah joined them from the big. The action flop came . Deres quickly slid out a big stack of chips, around 60,000 or so.
Last Bounty Standing 01-30-2011
In case you've noticed that the title of this event has the word "bounties" in it, Mel Judah is the only player with a bounty on his head to make the final table.
Judah Jousting Chips 01-30-2011
Mel Judah started the day as the short stack and has played much of the final table thus far, as the players seeming to be the next bust out, but he won't go that easy.
Judah Splits To Stay Alive 01-30-2011
Mel Judah shoved his button for the third time, this time geting the call from Jarred Solomon and Judah's tournament life on the line for the first time.
Gurung Doubles, But Still In Danger 01-30-2011
After Milan Gurung was left crippled he would have to move allin and soon and he chose the under the gun position as the right time to move his stack in the middle.
Kozlov Taking Charge 01-30-2011
Folded to Martin Kozlov in middle position he made the min-raise and got both Gerasimos Deres and Mel Judah to call in the blinds. Flop: The action would be chacked to Kozlov who would again fire out a bet, this time only 9,000.
Then There Was One 01-30-2011
Only one final shootout table remains, with Mel Judah, Martin Kozlov and Scott Peel the last three sitting at the felt. Only two of them can make it with no player holding a dominating chip lead over the others.
Judah Alive 01-29-2011
Mel Judah was allin for his last 15,800 waking up with against one opponents . The board ran out and Judah doubled-up, keeping his hopes to play the shootout alive.
Jack Of Justice For Judah 01-29-2011
When play folded around to the cutoff he raised it to 4,700 whereby the dealer button moved allin for aroun 20,000. With the play now on Mel Judah in the big blind he too would move allin for his remaining 13,400.
Some Remaining Bounties 01-29-2011
Some of the remaining bounties include Graeme Putt, Tyron Krost, Mel Judah, Bruno Portaro and Full Tilt Red Pro Steve Yea.
The Bounties 01-29-2011
The bounties at the tables vary from big names to familiar names and unknowns but a quick look around the room will show you that Tyron Krost, Vesko Zmukic, Roberto Romanello and Mel Judah all have targets on their heads.
Judah Jousted 01-27-2011
2-7 Triple Draw Mel Judah has been knocked out just a couple of hands after Eli Elezra left him with only a few chips to stand on. We caught the action with Judah allin with one round left and Pantling standing pat.