‘FatalError’ Caught Bluffing
by Rachel on 06.29.09, 5:19 pm
We caught Jonathan “FatalError” Aguiar (pictured at left) all in for his last 1,050 on a flop of Q
8
2
in the $1.5K event that started up Monday.
“I have to call,” said his opponent in seat five. Aguiar flipped over his bluff with the 75 while seat five showed T8. Aguiar immediately got up and started to walk out of the Amazon Room. (The turn and river brought him no help in his absence.)
“Don’t be mad because you donked it, bro,” said the other player as Aguiar bolted before going on to say that Aguiar constant re-raising had made him call.
Tyler “Tydean” Smith just eked his way into level two before busting out. He lost the bulk of his chips when he and another player got in a couple of raises preflop and went heads-up to a flop of Q76. The other player led out for 800 into the 1.5K pot and Smith raised to 1.8K total, leaving just 850 chips behind. The other player called, leaving 800 chips behind. Both checked when the J hit on the turn. The river was the 6 and the other player moved all-in. Tyler seemed torn about his decision before eventually tossing the remainder of his chips in. The other player showed QT and Smith mucked. He was left with 50 chips at the conclusion of the hand, but failed to mount a comeback and was eliminated just a few hands later.
Over in the Brasilla Room, Dan “Wretchy” Martin raised to 250 before the flop and was re-raised by David “GhettoFabolous” Randall. Martin then moved all in and Randall called. Martin tabled AK while Randall showed QQ
. The board ran out AK9T5 and Martin doubled up to just over 8K while Randall slipped below 4K.
Shaun Deeb has been eliminated by Theo “pittrounder” Tran. According to Deeb, he shoved with pocket nines before the flop and Tran called with queens.
Day three of Event No. 51, another $1.5K event, is underway. There are 22 players left, including Owen “ocrowe” Crow, Josh “SDouble” Schlein and Alex Jacob.
Day two of the $3K NLHE Triple Chance event and day four of the HORSE event have begun as well while the restart of the $1.5K Stud Hi-Low event has been pushed back until at least 2:30 p.m.
