Eddie Blumenthal Poker

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2. We caught our PokerNews colleague, and recent bracelet winner Chad Holloway involved in a confrontation with his friend and fellow Wisconsin native Eddie Blumenthal. The board read by the river with nearly 7,000 in the pot already, and Holloway had two orange T5000 tournament chips in front of his cards, having check-raised Blumenthal's bet of 3,100.

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Ayaz Mahmood raised to 450,000 on his button and Eddie Blumenthal three-bet shoved out of the small blind. Jerry Odeen peeled a strong hand in the big blind and he reshoved, forcing fold from Mahmood.

Eddie Blumenthal scored yet another KO. This hand began with a preflop call/check. The flop fell 10♥ 3♠ 10♦ and both gentlemen checked. The turn was a K♣, and Alban checked. Blumenthal bet 165K, and Alban called. With a Q♥ on the river, Alban checked, Blumenthal shoved, and Alban called with his K♦ 4♦. Huge database of pictures of Eddie Blumenthal playing poker in tournaments all around the world.

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Odeen:

'King-queen-ten!' Blumenthal demanded, but the dealer rolled out a flop of .

'Three hearts!' Blumenthal changed his wishes.

The turn was the , giving him some hope.

'One time, let's go! Heart, heart!' Blumenthal shouted.

But the hit the felt and Odeen's queens held. Blumenthal was eliminated in sixth while Odeen vaulted into the lead.

We caught our PokerNews colleague, and recent bracelet winner Chad Holloway involved in a confrontation with his friend and fellow Wisconsin native Eddie Blumenthal.

The board read by the river with nearly 7,000 in the pot already, and Holloway had two orange T5000 tournament chips in front of his cards, having check-raised Blumenthal's bet of 3,100.

Blumenthal tanked for a solid minute, while Holloway did his best impression of a statue, but eventually Blumenthal tossed out his own pair of orange chips for the call.

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Holloway's sigh told the story, and Blumenthal rolled over for top pair on the turn. After flopping the nut flush draw, Blumenthal had found a red card that worked just as well as a diamond, and with this win he is off to a great start here at the Main Event.