Brian Hastings ($38,997), OMGClayAiken ($43,802) and Urindanger ($142,205.05) played $200/$400 No Limit Hold-em at Tilt.com. Also playing at the table was good2cu ($68,988), patatino ($42,564.50) and Genius28 ($93,353).

There was a high stakes hand between Good2cu and Urindanger . Urindanger raised pre-flop to $4800 which was called by good2cu. The flop of [Ks Js 7h] gave good2cu a flush draw with his hole cards [Qs As]. Urindangerstill feeling comfortable at this point with pocket Aces bets $9200 which is then raised to $33,333 by good2cu which is then re-raised by Urindanger to $57,466 putting good2cu all-in. Good2cu called the hand and on the very next card caught his flush and took down the monster pot worth $116,373.

After watching a bit over 50 hands the chip totals were:

good2cu ($70,341)
OMGClayAiken ($77,983)
patatino ($57,914.50)
Spiked ($40,000)
Brian Hastings ($51,185)
Urindanger ($90,467.05)

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OMGClayAiken ($39,289), Cole South ($103,736.50), Markus Golser ($79,647) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi. Also at the table was Urindanger ($73,852), patatino ($77,386) and applsgirl ($32,831). Durrr soon replaced OMGClayAiken sitting down with $40k.

The forth hand that I watched was a good one between applsgirl and Cole South. The flop of [5s 8c Th] seemed good for applsgirl who had  [Ac 8d Td Ad] Aces and tens and knowing that she also has one of the eights. Cole South had  [Jd 9d Js Qs] and applsgirl put pressure by going on after the flop. Cole South called and got a Q to hit the straight with the turn-river cards:  [Qc] [5d]. The pot was worth $61,259…soon after the hand applsgirl added $20k after going broke on the hand.

There were a couple other $20k-$40k hands but nothing too crazy happened. John Juanda joined the table which brought some life when a couple other players left. After about 40 hands the chip totals were:

• durrrr ($83,189)
• Markus Golser ($91,678)
• applsgirl ($38,598)
• John Juanda ($51,794)

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Gus Hansen ($18,794) and David Benyamine ($71,641.50) played $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha Hi against LoLiNa ($10,198), Urindanger ($37,286), the guru 11 ($83,321), Cole South ($92,092). They played at the Full Tilt.com table “Brookview” a 6 max table.

The first full hand that I watched was a good one with LoLina winning a $20,794 pot. Urindanger got a 10 on the river giving him two pair but to no avail. LoLina was dealt pocket aces but had no need for them once the board showed 3, 6, 4 giving her a straight.

The game was a fun one to watch with a good amount of high stakes hands with the very next hand a $39k pot that Gus Hansen won. It got much more exciting when after two hands Cole South went all-in for $76k in addition to the $7k he already had in the pot. It was called by David Benyamine. The hand ended up being worth $132,680 with Benyamine winning with full house, Queens full of Twos against Cole South’s full house, Twos full of Fours.

The table basically broke up after about 35 hands…the chip totals were:

• David Benyamine ($102,374)
• LoLiNa ($14,892)
• Gus Hansen ($65,267)
• Urindanger ($41,791)
• the guru 11 ($98,196)
• Cole South ($35,597)

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OMGClayAiken ($59,791) Urindanger ($59,694) and Eric Liu ($39,492) played at the $200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha game at Full Tilt Poker.com. Also at the poker table was Baisti ($16,995), Bleachbum ($15,800) and Gus Hansen ($27,979) but he was sitting out. Gus Hansen ended up leaving and I never saw a hand he played with Cole Smith ($8,000) replacing him.

The first full hand I watched was a good one with Urindanger dealt pocket kings with a flop of [Js Ks 5d]. After the flop Urindanger raised and right after Bleachbum went all-in with his own pocket pair (aces). There was a quick call by Urindanger and the turn was the last king and the river a Jack. The board showed [Js Ks 5d Kc] [Jc] and Urindanger won with 4 kings and raked in a pot worth $31,798.

Well the table ended pretty abruptly as they all left at about the same time. The last big hand was a $27k hand where OMGClayAiken beat Baisti.

Well I guess it makes for a short blog post and top hand history.

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