Below you will see the full breakdown of payouts from the Liz Flynt Poker Championship, which ended in a five-way chop. Greg Newhouse and James Dowdy took home the most money, while Carl Kremer, Andy Phan, and Jarod Einsohn all took home about $16,000. Click here for...
The final five players broke down the chips, and after the short stacks did some haggling, a deal was struck! Greg Newhouse had the most chips at the start of the deal, and he will be taking home $21,500 for first place here tonight. James Dowdy is not far behind him...
Eddie Pyatetsky moved his short stack in preflop holding [Kc][2c], and Andy Phan shoved over the top with [Ad][4d]. The board ran down [3d][Qc][6h][7c][4h], and Tran took down the pot with a pair of fours.
Blinds: 60,000-125,000 Average Stack: 3.35 million Greg Newhouse – 6.2 million James Dowdy – 5.3 million Carl Kremer – 3.3 million Jarod Einsohn – 2.4 million Andy Phan – 1.9 million Eddie “E-Cap” Pyatetsky –...
Shane Igoe became the next extreme short stack in this event, and just like the players before him, Greg Newhouse played the executioner. Igoe was live with 9-8 vs the Ace-King of Newhouse, but Igoe was never able to catch up. With that, we are down to six players. We...
Duy Pham rode the extreme short stack as long as he could, even making a couple pay jumps for his efforts. But it finally caught up to him, as Greg Newhouse just did him in. Facing a raise from Newhouse, Pham committed his short stack with [Ah][7c]. He was in rough...
