We just got word from a Phil Ivey double up. Ivey raised to 4,000 and two players called. The flop brought and Ivey moved all in. Rajkumar Ramakrishnan made the call and showed . Ivey had and his hand held up when the board ran out, , .
Phil Ivey raised to 3,500 from the hijack seat, and Daniel Ljung reraised to 9,000 on the button. Ivey called, then checked the flop. Ljung checked back. The turn was the , and both players checked to see the land on the river.
We're not sure of the preflop specifics, but we do know that Eoghan Lyons ended up all in from the small blind with the and was crushed by Phil Ivey, who held the in the big blind.
Ashley Warner came up to us during his break and told us a hand very much worth sharing. Every hand with Phil Ivey is worth sharing but this is one we don't see too often.
Welcome back for Day 2 of the 2013 Aussie Millions Main Event. Today, the greatest tournament in the Southern Hemisphere will combine all survivors from the three starting days into one big party on the felt.
From under the gun plus one, a player opened with a raise to 1,600. Phil Ivey reraised out of the hijack seat to 4,500, and the player in the cutoff seat (who's tried to play every pot possible against Ivey) made the call.
We arrived on the scene when Phil Ivey was facing a raise from November Nine finalist Jake Balsiger. Balsiger had 9,000 in front of him and was seated in the cutoff while Ivey had 4,500 invested from the button.
The player under the gun limped in to start the action, then play folded around the table to Phil Ivey in the small blind. He raised to 3,400. The big blind called, then the under-the-gun limper folded.
On the flop, Phil Ivey bet 2,500, and his lone opponent made the call before the dealer placed out the on the turn. Ivey fired 7,000 and won the pot.
Phil Ivey checked the flop, and his opponent fired 4,500. Ivey made the call. The turn was the , and Ivey checked again. His opponent fired 7,000, and Ivey called. The river was the , and Ivey checked.
Phil Ivey just took another pot off the same player he recently beat to add some more chips to his stack. On this hand, Ivey fired 2,500 on the flop after his opponent checked.
A player limped in from middle position, and the action folded to Phil Ivey, who raised to 2,800 from the big blind. The player called, and the dealer fanned . Ivey quickly fired 3,500, and his opponent called.
From under the gun, Phil Ivey raised to 1,500. The player in the next seat reraised and made it 4,500 to go. Play folded back to Ivey, and he glanced at his opponent, then four-bet to 20,500.
Kenny Shih and Phil Ivey were heads up on a board of . There was about 8,000 in the middle, and Shih open-shoved for 8,725. Ivey said something to Shih, but it was inaudible.
Phil Ivey has just taken his seat in the 2013 Aussie Millions Main Event. Last year, Ivey took 12th in this event for AU$100,000 and won the AU$250,000 Challenge for AU$2,000,000.
A total of 196 players signed up for Day 1b of the Aussie Millions Main Event. This brings the total amount of players after two days up to 353. That's 13 more than last year after two starting days.
Antonin Duda opened to 2,000 from early position and Phil Ivey defended his big blind. The flop came down and Ivey went all in for about 4,300. Duda called and revealed .
The final Day 1 flight of the 2013 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event is officially in the books. The man sitting on all of the chips at the end of Day 1b was Ashton Griffin, who bagged up 253,700 in chips.
Phil Ivey led out for 3,000 on a flop of , Brian Lemke called, and the turn brought the . Ivey led again - this time for 7,000 - and again, Lemke called. The completed the board, and Ivey fired a third and final bullet worth 16,000.
Jason Somerville filled us in on the details of Owen Crowe doubling through Phil Ivey. Ivey opened preflop and was raised by Crowe form the next seat. Action folded back to Ivey who called, resulting in an flop.
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