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David Benyamine ($13,188), OMGClayAiken ($21,197) trex313 ($37,224.50) played in a $100/$200 No Limit Hold’em table “Data” at Full Tilt Poker.com. Also at the (6 max) table was sbrugby ($19,900), tsarrast ($41,628.50) and pr1nnyraid ($25,482).

When I stopped watching the game the totals were:

• Seat 1: OMGClayAiken ($20,600)
• Seat 2: trex313 ($42,706.50)
• Seat 3: David Benyamine ($6,385), is sitting out
• Seat 4: the guru 11 ($31,491)
• Seat 5: pr1nnyraid ($20,876)
• Seat 6: NES_Pro ($20,000), is sitting out

David Benyamine was not doing well and eventually sat out while OMG stayed about even and trex313 went up about $5,000 dollars.

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Peter W Jepsen ($62,458) played $100/$200 Cap Pot Limit Omaha Hi at the “Linley” 6 handed table at Full Tilt Poker against okyouwin ($33,048), sotto monte ($4,495), La Key U ($34,332), Ugadabugada ($30,874) and Luck123 ($7,498).

Ugadabudada won a couple large hands against Luck123 and Jepsen. Peter W Jepsen also won a few large hands.

David Benyamine bought in with $15k to the table mid-game. I have not seen David Benyamine on Full Tilt in a couple weeks so it was nice to see him playing poker again. The first hand at the table he won a $3,297 pot, this is always a nice way to start playing at a table. About 10 hands later Benyamine won a hand worth $17,397 against La Key U who had 3 of a kind jacks.

When I left the game Jepsen had$62k, Ugadabugada had $40k and Benyamine had $27k.

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Gus Hansen ($29,397) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi against David Benyamine ($38,600), tie53 ($12,200). Out of the first 5 hands I watched David Benyamine took down 3 of them. He won pots worth $8.9k, $26.9k and $10.5k. He went from $38.6k to $62.76k in no time at all.
In the 9th hand I watched Gus Hansen, Benyamine and tie53 went all-in. (Benyamine covered them both). The starting hands were: Benyamine [As Qc Ad 3c], Gus Hansen [6s 5d 6h 8d], tie53 [7c 4c Kh Qh]. tie53 ended up winning with 3 of a kind 4’s and won the pot worth $55,591.

A few other players players came and went at the full tilt poker table. They sat down, played a few hands, and then ended up leaving. The last two players left were Gus Hansen and David Benyamine. Gus Hansen ended up with all the chips at the table with $39k.

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Gus Hansen ($35,996), David Benyamine ($33,997) and I_cheat_u ($30,000) played $1000/$2000 Limit Omaha Hi/Lo. The game had an average pot of $10k with 95 H/hr. Every hand was rather large with many going to the river and being around $20k. The game also sped up when David Benyamine sat out while Gus Hansen and I_cheat_u battled it out heads up. When I lef the table Hansen had $20k while I_cheat_u had $26k.

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David Benyamine ($25,547.50) played against Genius28 ($57,248) in a $200/$400 NL Hold-em game. I was able to see 12 hands before the table ended when Benyamine left. The reason was because he was busted by Genius28 when his AJ lost to 10k. Genius28 went all-in after the flop holding a pair of 10’s and Benyamine called hoping that an AJ would come down in the turn or river. It didn’t happen and Genius28 raked in a pot worth $60,691.50.

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David Benyamine ($16,400) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi against jumper17 ($15,600). David Benyamine was behind after the first hand and it looked like he would lose his buy-in with about $7k left. But he won a $14,394.50 pot with a full house against jumper17’s two pair. It looked like things may be changing but it didn’t last long in the very next hand Benyamine lost an all-in against jumper17 when his two pair lost to jumper17’s higher to pair, the pot worth $28,788.50.

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John Juanda ($10,000), Gus Hansen ($97,332), David Benyamine ($20,894), Niki Jedlicka ($46,023), pokerinvestcouk ($28,579) and FinddaGrind ($57,454) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi. It was the high stakes regulars all on one table. It was a great game with Gus Hansen winning some huge pots and David Benyamine sat out after losing a $48k hand to Gus Hansen (Flush against Two Pair). With all the high stakes players in the game it was rather slow. There were a lot of 2-3k hands and a couple low 7-9k hands but rarely anything above that.

After sitting out for about 20 hands David Benyamine decided to sit back in. Well it turned out to be a bad move as he lost a $37k hand when his jacks lost to Gus Hansen’s queens. David Benyamine once again sat out after losing the hand. He sat out one more hand and then eventually left the table. Gus Hansen continued his aggressive play when he beat Aeron73 for a pot worth $14,441 when his pair of aces beat Kings.

When I started watching John Juanda had $10k and when I left he built his stack up to $17,790. He didn’t play in many hands but when he did had a great win percentage.

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David Benyamine and jidenok played at the $1000/$2000 Limit Omaha H/L game. It is a 6 person table but they were the only two sitting down. They each bought in for $40k. Jidenok early in the game was doing very well and at one point had $56 while Benyamine had $23k.

David Benyamine then won a couple hands to bring his stack closer to $30k. This did not last long as jidenok went on another streak and got up to $66k while Benyamine had $12k. Well it didn’t take long before jidenok was able to grab the initial $80k that was on the table and Benyamine decided to buy in again with $40k more.

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Gus Hansen ($32,597), Ziigmund ($30,800) and David Benyamine ($16,599) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi. A few more players joined the game including SheFalls, u2tilted2da and CaesyAtTheBat. The average pot was very high at $9,116 and 74 H/Hr.

There was a lot of action at the table and all three original players did well with the high stakes hands. When I stopped watching Hansen had $40k, Ziigmund $66k and Benyamine $34k.

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Roland de Wolfe ($8,000), David Benyamine ($25,385),  SirWatts ($14,398), Idontgiveashi ($54,996) and  Gus Hansen ($6,760.50) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha  Hi.

Roland de Wolfe bought in with $8k and it lasted 8 hands before it was gone talk about a lousy investment.  Gus Hansen did the exact opposite by going from $6,760 all the way to $93,722 in 11 hands. Wow! Now that is the kind of investment I would like to be a part of.

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