The 2009 World Championship of Online Poker continued yesterday with event #6, a $100 + $9 no-limit Hold’em tournament with $1 million guaranteed. The WCOOP continues to draw huge fields and destroy the guarantees and this tournament was no exception. A total of 15,675 entrants paid the fee, bringing the total prize pool to $1,567,500, paying out 2,250 spots, and making this the largest field ever in togel hongkong history.
Amazingly, despite so many players the action quickly eliminated a huge portion of the field. Within 2 hours, the original 15,000 + entrants had been whittled down to less than 3,500 players.
Going into the final table, two players held a pretty sizable lead over the other 7 players. Both vakAAttack and DonLeu had over 10 million in chips, while the next nearest player had just over 6.7 million.
At the final table, the action continued to be fast and furious as the 9th place player, Dwayno86, lasted just one orbit before being eliminated. The all-ins didn’t slow down much from there, and when the dust settled, the final two players, vakAAttack and DHUSTLER15 went heads-up very close in chip counts.
The two battled for a couple of levels before the final hand. It was a final hand that was about as sick as it gets to finish a tournament.
With blinds at 225k and 450k, DHUSTLER15 raises the button to 1 million and is called by vakAAttack. The flop comes Kc, 8h, 7s, and both players check. The turn brings the 7c, and again, both players check. Then the river brings the Qh and things suddenly get interesting. vakAAttack leads out for 5.4 million, which is more than twice the pot at this point. DHUSTLER15 then shoves his remaining stack of just over 15 million and is snap called by vakAAttack.
DHUSTLER15 gladly shows QdQc for a rivered full boat. His euphoria is short lived though, as vakAAttack turns over 7h7d for quads and the win in the largest WCOOP event ever.
PokerHandsReplayer.com Launches New Hand Converter Tool
There’s a great new tool out there for all the poker players looking for a hand history converter. PokerHandsReplayer.com has recently launched their brand new website and hand converter tool, which allows anyone to convert raw hand histories into the most unique finished hands available on the Net.
While other converters can take a raw hand history and turn it into something that can be posted on forums around the web, what makes this converter different is the animated gif that accompanies the converted history. Not only does this give people the option to read the history, but to actually see the hand go down, play-by-play. This often will give viewers the most insight into the hand, because they’ll be able to follow the action more closely.
Here’s an example of just what the hand converter can do.
PokerStars No-Limit Hold’em, $2.00 BB (8 handed) – Poker-Stars Replayer from Poker Hands Replayer
MP2 ($200)
CO ($93)
Button ($94)
SB ($449.85)
BB ($132.10)
Hero (UTG) ($200)
UTG+1 ($180)
MP1 ($200)
Preflop: Hero is UTG with A, A
Hero bets $8, 5 folds, SB calls $7, BB calls $6
Flop: ($24) J, 4, Q (3 players)
SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets $18, 1 fold, BB calls $18
Turn: ($60) 7 (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $44, BB calls $44
River: ($148) 8 (2 players)
BB bets $62.10 (All-In), Hero calls $62.10
Total pot: $272.20 | Rake: $3
As you can see, the animated gif makes it easy to follow the hand from start to finish. Additionally, for those who do not like the gif, the short, easy to read converted history gives viewers the option of reading the hand that way instead. Either way, the new hand history converter from PokerHandsReplayer.com is a great alternative for converting hands from just about all the major sites. That includes PokerStars, Full Tilt, Party Poker, Absolute, Ultimate Bet, Everest, the Ongame Network sites, Cake Poker, and many more. It can also convert hand histories saved by Hold’em Manager and Poker Tracker.
Hands can also be converted for use on all the major poker forums, making it easy to post your hands and get advice. Some of the popular formats supported by Poker Hands Replayer are 2+2, Flop Turn River, Pocket 5′s, CardRunners, and Full Contact Poker, among others. This tool will also convert hands for use on websites or blogs, so you can keep everyone up to date on your game and recent hands.
For more information or to try the hand converter for free, just go to PokerHandsReplayer.com and plug in some hands. There’s no doubt you will enjoy how easy it is to convert hands and the unique animated gif as a result!
