Tag: Wang Qiang

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  Qiang Out; Hairabedian Rebuys 10-03-2012

  Roger Hairabedian busted and opted to rebuy, while Wang Qiang busted and will not rebuy. On Qiang's exit, he got his money in good on a flop of with pocket fours against Tom Dwan's pocket kings.

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  Wang Qiang Eliminated in 4th Place 01-27-2011

  Sam Trickett was on the button with Erik Seidel and Wang Qiang in the blinds. David Benyamine folded and Trickett made it 60,000. Seidel got out of the way and Qiang moved all in. Trickett snap called, tabling . Qiang laughed as he showed .

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  Richard Yong Eliminated in 5th Place 01-27-2011

  Wang Qiang had the button, with David Benyamine and Sam Trickett in the blinds. Richard Yong open-shoved, and his Wang Qiang made the call.

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  Wang Takes Blinds and Antes 01-27-2011

  It folded around to Wang Qiang in the cutoff. He tossed out three chocolate (T25,000) chips, making it 75,000 to go. No one wanted to tangle with him and he took down the blinds and antes.

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  Qiang Doubles 01-27-2011

  It folded around to Wang Qiang on the button, who moved all in. Sam Trickett made the call and the cards were on their backs. Trickett: Qiang: The flop fell giving Trickett a set.

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  Seidel Takes it Down 01-27-2011

  It was folded around to Wang Qiang who made the call. The action then folded to Erik Seidel on the button who raised it up to 85,000. The blinds released as did Qiang and we were off to the next hand.

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  Wang Wins One 01-27-2011

  Phil Ivey was on the button, and Erik Seidel and Andrew Feldman were in the blinds. Chris Ferguson, after glancing down at his hand put his glasses on, but ended up folding anyway.

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  Another Blind Versus Blind 01-27-2011

  The blinds were at it again. This time, Wang Qiang, in the small blind, made it 45,000 to go. David Benyamine took a moment but tossed his cards toward the muck.

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  Qiang Moves In, Ivey Tank-Folds 01-27-2011

  Nikolay Evdakov had the button, with Sam Trickett and Phil Ivey in the blinds. Wang Qiang moved all-in for 235,000 total, and action folded around to Phil Ivey, who shuffled his chips while thinking on what to do.

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  Yong Doubles Through Qiang 01-27-2011

  Andrew Feldman made it 34,000 to go. Richard Yong then moved all in and was called by Wang Qiang. It folded back around to Feldman who took his entire 30 second time bank to decide what to do. It was 185,000 more for him to make the call.

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  A Walk for Wang 01-27-2011

  Richard Yong had the button, and action folded to Chris Ferguson in the small blind. He slowly put his sunglasses on and then folded, giving a walk to Wang Qiang.

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  Qiang Checks His Way to a Small Victory 01-27-2011

  Erik Seidel was on the button, and Wang Qiang limped in from early position. Sam Trickett made it 55,000 to go, getting all to fold but Qiang who called. The flop dropped , and both players checked.

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  Evdakov Takes One from Qiang 01-27-2011

  Wang Qiang made it 45,000 to go and it was folded around to Nikolay Evdakov who made the call. The flop came down . Both players checked to the turn. Again, they checked and the river brought the .

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  No Takers For Yong 01-27-2011

  Richard Yong made it 50,000 to go preflop and action folded around, giving him the blinds and antes.

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  Trickett Calls Down Qiang 01-27-2011

  Wang Qiang raised it up to 37,000 and Sam Trickett made the call in the big blind. The flop came and Trickett checked to Qiang, who bet 56,000. Trickett studied the board, and then made the call.

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  Benyamine Moves All In, Goes Uncontested 01-27-2011

  It folded to Wang Qiang, on the button, who made it 36,000 to go. David Benyamine moved all in from the small blind. Nikolay Evdakov folded from the big blind and Qiang released his hand as well.

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  Last (Only) Woman Standing Busts 01-27-2011

  She may have been the only woman in the field, but Annette Obrestad is now officially out.

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  Wait, What? 01-27-2011

  The entire table had a laugh at the end of this hand based on the action.

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  A Happy Bunch 01-27-2011

  The three Chinese businessmen are all in the top five in chips. Richard Yong, our current chip leader just walked over to the side table, all smiles to fill in both Phua and Qiang on his good fortune.

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  Three-Betting and Shoving Galore 01-27-2011

  Over at the side table, things are heating up.