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Max Steinberg @MaxJSteinberg 2m Just got moved to the ESPN featured table with Phil Ivey and my man James Hudson
Impressive.
Thats why we call him Machine Steinberg
hey, I have played this guy, inittowinit, many an online game.
Are you new to the internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by eberetta1
vamo!Quote:
Originally Posted by drmcboy
he's 18th in the main event
Wow. ImpressiveQuote:
Originally Posted by UG
Number2intheworld is 2nd in the WSOP main event
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chip...rr=5&curpage=1
Set over set, Max running good.
Phil Ivey began the day by chipping up from 198,800 to 330,000 in the first level. He appeared on the verge of jumping into the top five, but lost a sizable pot to fall back to about 180,000. After grinding his way to back up the counts to about 425,000, Ivey got his chips in again with a chance to command a top-five stack, but what appeared on the surface to be a golden opportunity was in fact the worst case scenario for him.
Ivey raised to 7,500 from under the gun and was called by Olaoluwa Okelola in the hijack, Max Steinberg in the cutoff, and Anthony Gregg in the big blind.
The flop came down {A:spade:}{10:heart:}{3:spade:} and Gregg checked to Ivey who bet 16,000. Okelola raised to 41,000, Steinberg called, and Gregg folded. Ivey took a few moments before before reraising all in for roughly 416,000. Okelola folded, but Steinberg called immediately and tabled {10:club:}{10:diamond:}. Ivey was left with one out in the deck as he showed {3:heart:}{3:club:}.
Neither the {5:spade:} turn nor {Q:spade:} river saved Ivey, ending his Main Event.
The usually stoic Ivey exited through the back of the ESPN stage with his hat in his hand, slapping it as he made his way to the back hallways of the Rio.
Meanwhile, Steinberg now sits second in chips with just above 1 million after starting the day with a mere 39,000.
Leg running horribly today, doesn't even have FTR's most famous WSOP ME knockout anymore.
Number2 is 1st?
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chip...rr=5&curpage=1
Haven't been following all day until just a moment ago & saw that No.2 is sitting in #1. How f'n cool is that!!!!
Doyle sitting with healthy stack of 600k right now. Would be cool to see the old guy final table the Main this year.
Holy fucking cow! Busting Ivey must be so satisfying.
GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGO
what a sicko!
what has FTR learned over the years about starting rail threads too early?
Not a rail thread. It's a Fuck that Full Tilt mother fucking Ivey and send him home.
sick just sick
Would love to hear about his new deal with 888 poker, always wondered what these partnerships entailed.
LET'S MEET MAX STEINBERG
http://www.wsop.com/news/2013/Jul/44...STEINBERG.html
Howard Lederer is 10th . I hope Max sends him home.
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chip...861&dayof=3170
Past the bubble. it's getting interesting. Loooong way to go still
Gl Max. Annette Obrestad also going well and "love him or hate him" Luke Schwartz also going well for the Brit contingent.
Cooler for Ivey, or can he get away after Max flats the raise?
getting it in is perfectly acceptable, I don't quite understand the spazz overjam though.
Max Steinberg first again with 1,5 million chips cool
Jack Bauer?
Steve Austin?
Alex Murphy?
Rick Deckard?
Oh, You mean Max.
There's a Dick Van Luijk behind Max
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chip...861&dayof=3170
dinner break chip lead
Is this in response to me? If so I don't understand it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey
Steve Austin - The 6 Million Dollar Man
Gov't agent with bionic implants
Alex Murphy - Robocop
cop's brain and 1 arm, rest robot.
Rick Deckard - Blade Runner
OK, probably not technically a cyborg, but certainly a man who is a machine, or, at least, was manufactured.
(I don't know about Jack Bauer, except I believe I heard his name a lot when the show 24 was on. I don't know if he was a cyborg or anything, but it got me thinking about machine-men.)
NO!!! MAX STEINBERG! NOOOOOOO!
http://i.imgur.com/SSWFJGH.jpg
Max Steinberg is incredible.
He's almost as good as Phil IveyQuote:
Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
hes almost as good as the official FTR guantlet winner 2012. not that hes won anything on FTR
131st, sick! gg max
GG! Way to represent!
This is not possible unless the final table sat 140 people. My man doesn't even start playing until it's down to one dealer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luco
pretty crazy that his run is over after what seems like 2 hands.....thats tourney poker I guess