Niki Jedlicka ($8,000), LarsLuzak ($31,199) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi against FromAbove ($26,661.50)
RaidenWins ($21,994) and Idontgiveashi ($93,233) . This high stakes game was full of huge pots with an average pot worth $8000 dollars and 73 H/hr.

Niki Jedlicka did well going from $8000 to $22,977.50 in the course of 19 hands. At the expense of Idontgiveashi who went down to $73,206 in that same period. Didn’t take long though before Idontgiveashi to get closer to where he started when he won a pot worth $18,497.

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LarsLuzak played against mjorgenson13 in a $200/$400 NL Hold-em game. When I began watchingLarsLuzak had ($119,689.25) and mjorgenson13 had ($43,999.50). The average pot was $4462 with 180 H/Hr. There was a lot of pre-flop folds like you would expect in a heads up game with 58% Plr/Flp.

LarsLuzak won a pot worth ($75,999.50) when he had AK and hit an Ace on the turn and river. Mjorgenson13 mucked the hand so it will remain a mystery what he had.

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Gus Hansen ($14,600), Daduv4 ($17,398.50) and LarsLuzak ($16,000) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi. LarsLuzak was also sitting at the Ivey Deathmatch $500/$1000 waiting for Phil Ivey to show up…Phil Ivey never showed up and Lars ended up leaving the table without any NL poker action.

LarsLuzak and Gus Hansen played heads up for awhile while Daduv4 sat out for about 10 hands. LarsLuzak won a $30k hand with a Ace high flush against Gus Hansen’s King high flush! Then LarzLuzak gave back the money when he lost with a Queen high staight to Gus Hansens….you guessed it…King high straight.

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The Ivey Deathmatch is a new high stakes poker game at full tilt poker where a player is able to sit down and play heads up against Phil Ivey. I have been waiting for a player to sit down and play against Phil Ivey and until today I hadn’t witnessed a match. This changed when Lars Luzak joined the table and sat down with $100k and joined Phil Ivey who was also sitting at the table with $100k. The limits for the table were $500/$1000 and the game was No Limit Hold-em.

The game started with some small pots and mostly pre-flop raises and folds until hand #15. This hand turned out to be huge and worth $118,999.50 dollars. Phil Ivey had [Th 2h] and lost with two pair, Kings and Twos against LarsLuzak who held [5h Ac] and won with two pair, Kings and Five. The board showed [Kd 2c 3d 5c] [Ks].

Ivey still had a bit of money left after the #15 monster hand but then lost an all-in a few hands later to Lars Luzak and quickily bought in for another 100k.

After another 30 hands Lars Luzak won a hand worth $53k and right after the hand Phil Ivey sat out and at this point I stopped watching. So I don’t know if the action started back up again a little while later.

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LarsLuzak ($78,578.50) , My G Rocks ($36,999.50) and sbrugby ($40,000) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi. While I watched LarsLuzak and My G Rocks were going heads up and about 20 hands into the match sbrugby joined the table.

The game didn’t last long after sbrugby joined because of a hand between LarsLuzak and My G Rocks. The pot was worth $71,991 and My G Rocks ended up losing to LarsLuzak’s two pair. My G Rocks went broke and left the table. Lars Luzak and sbrugby played a couple hands of heads up poker but sbrugby ended up leaving after 3 hands. (more…)

LarsLuzak ($42,388.50) , Ziigmund ($40,000) and Niki Jedlicka ($48,399.50) played a high stakes game of Pot Limit Omaha Hi $200/$400 game. The stacks were enormous and while watching you would swear they were playing for play money the way some of the hands were going with one hand was over $200k and many pots over $80k! The average pot was $20k.

I originally reported on a bunch of $25-35k hands but soon deleted them as $80k hands became the norm. Ziigmund was raking in the money as he kept winning the huge hands and had over $270k! Where originally he bought in with only $40k…talk about having a good day at the poker table. Niki Jedlicka bought in twice for $40k after the original money she brought to the table. So she definitely lost more then 100k.

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