The last time I was at Peter Eastgate’s table there was a guy who was accumulating chips at a steady rate while playing a furious game of Temple Run 2 on his ipad, but now he seemed to have had a change of heart.
Peter Eastgate stares intently at his phone as he limps UTG+1 for 400. The next player folds, but seat 8 has other ideas and puts out a raise.
With around 10,000 in the pot and a flop of , Nghi Van Tran bet 5,100 only to have 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event winner Peter Eastgate raise to 12,500.
Just before break, Peter Eastgate and an opponent were heads up with the board reading Eastgate's opponent led for 4,300, Eastgate raised to 11,100, and the player called. The turn was the , and the player led out again.
We arrived at the table to see that Peter Eastgate and Blair Rodman were involved in a three way pot. There was about 8,000 in the middle when we got there, and the dealer had just fanned out a flop of .
Action started with Keith Block raising it to 1,150. Pacome Chavignon was next to act, and he tossed in the call. 2008 Main Event Champion Peter Eastagte also called, as did Elliott Zaydman out of the big blind.
As we were passing through the tables in the Purple section, a player standing away from his chair stretched and yawned. "It's a long day," he said, as he rubbed his eyes and tried to refocus on two more hours of poker ahead.
We mentioned before how Dan Harrington is here. The 1995 WSOP Main Event champion is seated over at one of the three tables still set up from Event 55: $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop.
Peter Eastgate was first to act and he raised it up to 210,000. The table folded around to Donald Vogel in the big blind who moved all in for 1,650,000. Eastgate made the call and cards were exposed.
Action started with David Borg raising under the gun. Peter Eastgate was next to act, and he shoved all in for 1.515 million. It folded back around to Borg, and he made the call. The cards were tabled, and Eastgate was in great shape.
Peter Eastgate limped from the button and Eliyahu Levy completed from the small blind and Tomas Junek checked from the big blind. The flop came prompting checks from Levy and Junek. Eastgate bet out 105,00.
Someone must be rigging these decks. For the second time in five hands, a short stack has doubled up by spiking a three-outer on the river. Action started with Eliyahu Levy, who raised it up to 125,000 under the gun.
Eliyahu Levy raised it up to 105,000 in the cutoff, and Tomas Junek was next to act on the button. He assembled a bet of 240,000 and stuck it in the middle. It got back to Levy, and he wasted little time in calling.
It was battle of the blinds with Peter Eastgate limping in from the small blind. Eliyahu Levy in the big blind raised it to 100,000 and Eastgate made the call. The flop came and Eastgate check-called a bet of 150,000 from Levy.
David Borg raised it up to 90,000 on the button, and Peter Eastgate came along in the small blind. The dealer laid out a flop of , and Eastgate check called a bet of 110,000. The hit the turn, and Eastgate checked again.
Action started with Peter Eastgate in the hijack, and he raised it up to 90,000. It got around to Tomas Junek on the button, and he counted out a raise to 195,000, and put it in.
Peter Eastgate raised from the button to 80,000 after the table folded around to him. Eliyahu Levy in the small blind made the call, and the big blind folded. The flop came prompting a check from Levy.
Peter Eastgate raised it up to 65,000 from the button. Tomas Trampota in the small blind completed and made the call, and Eliyahu Levy did the same. The dealer spread a flop prompting a check from Trampota and a bet of 80,000 from Levy.
After a series of raises preflop Randolp Lansoga was all in and at risk by the likes of Peter Eastgate. Eastgate held while Lansoga possessed . The board ran and with that Lansoga was our 18th place finisher.
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