Action hour.
It was a wild 60-minute period that saw massive amounts of re-buys and culminated in massive stacks. These large stacks transitioned over to the overall table where Loyalray13 fought his solution to victory from the ground.
But back before the overall table, when things were just getting underway, blinds started at 50/100. Then, after six levels of play, they reset back to 15/30 and created monster stacks and deep play.
The prospect of deep play also sparked several re-buys and created a major prize pool. The $60K guarantee was shattered as 10,322 players bought in, then re-bought 19,272 times and acquired 5,669 add-ons.
This created a $141,052.00 prize pool, $12,200 of which went to our champion, Loyalray13. Hailing from Canada, Loyalray13 found himself on the short end of a four-handed deal but then came back to assert victory.
It all went down at the final piece of virtual felt.
The final table
Seat 1: gayuflo - 5,257,640
Seat 2: Loyalray13 - 38,027,833
Seat 3: KorW1n22 - 12,224,188
Seat 4: jack130502 - 4,383,853
Seat 5: MrDonkytoyou - 23,164,332
Seat 6: pAYtAXiSnICE - 34,069,154
It was a snappy first elimination.
On the third hand of play, KorW1n22 raised to 800,000 from the cutoff and jack130502 moved all-in for 3.63 million.
Action folded back to the initial aggressor, who called.
jack130502 showed A♦5♦ and was dominated by KorW1n22's A♠Q♦. jack130502 was wanting some help, however the Q♥T♦Q♠ crushed those hopes. Then a 6♠ came at the turn and a 6♣ fell at the river to offer KorW1n22 an entire house.
KorW1n22 was as much as 16.41 million while jack130502 finished 6th for $1,977.54.
Flip and a deal
gayuflo was the opposite short stack on the final table and he didn't last long. Blinds crept as much as 250K/500K and gayuflo had lower than 5 million.
gayuflo was at the small blind and moved all-in for 4.66 million. Loyalray13 was the one player left to behave and called from the massive blind.
The short stack was flipping for his tournament life after he turned over 4♠4♦ to Loyalray13's Q♦J♣. The 8♦9♦9♠T♥7♠ board gave Loyalray13 a straight and eliminated gayuflo in 5th place, a finish worth $2,821.04.
Play went on for a couple of more hands after which the overall four players decided to chop a deal.
At the time of the deal, counts were:
Loyalray13 - 24,155,473
KorW1n22 - 23,148,041
MrDonkytoyou - 17,564,332
pAYtAXiSnICE - 52,259,154
Players asked for numbers according to chip chop and ICM. After calculating the numbers within the PokerStars UltraDeal Computer 10000, the payouts were:
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): ok players. The chip chop figures are as follows:
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): pAYtAXiSnICE:$17,381.86
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): Loyalray13:$11,068.50
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): KorW1n22:$10,842.18
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): MrDonkytoyou:$9,587.83
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): Left To Play for place 1: $1,200.00
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): sure. I WILL BE ABLE TO now provide the ICM figures
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): They're as follows:
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): pAYtAXiSnICE:$15,047.36
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): Loyalray13:$11,780.89
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): KorW1n22:$11,600.09
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): MrDonkytoyou:$10,452.03
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): Left To Play for place 1: $1,200.00
Loyalray13, KorW1n22 and MrDonkytoyou agreed at the ICM figures, but pAYtAXiSnICE wanted no less than $16,000.
MrDonkytoyou refused to surrender any cash and suggested an alternative:
MrDonkytoyou: loyal 11.3, korwin 11.1
MrDonkytoyou: play For rest
KorW1n22: vice versa
MrDonkytoyou: you guys wanna do that?
Then KorW1n22 offered another alternative:
KorW1n22: 11.5 me 11 loyal
KorW1n22: for 16k paytax
KorW1n22: and play
The host plugged within the numbers and offered the next payouts:
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): pAYtAXiSnICE:$16,000.00
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): KorW1n22:$11,500.00
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): Loyalray13:$11,000.00
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): MrDonkytoyou:$10,300.00
HostJoshuaC (Administrator): Left To Play for place 1: $1,280.37
Loyalray13 and MrDonktoyou weren't fully satisfied with the deal, but just one of them got a bit of more:
KorW1n22: nice
Loyalray13: k what i would like a lil more now
Loyalray13: like that bull
KorW1n22: pfff
KorW1n22: u make Final tables alot?
Loyalray13: yesss
Loyalray13: the entire time
Loyalray13: jk
KorW1n22: u could win 1.2k 1st)
Loyalray13: lol
Loyalray13: but i split that 500 be fair
MrDonkytoyou: i need 10.38
KorW1n22: omg... guys
MrDonkytoyou: take it oFF the 1200
And Loyalray13 finally consented:
Loyalray13: lol
Loyalray13: i just want my money
KorW1n22: ok
Loyalray13: keep that 500
KorW1n22: dea
MrDonkytoyou: k
Loyalray13: deal
Loyalray13: deal
Loyalray13: deal
Loyalray13: deal
But this still left MrDonkytoyou. There has been $1,280.37 left for the champion but that number only had to be $1,200. MrDonkytoyou said he wouldn't accept until he got the additional $80.37.
Players finally agreed to offer MrDonkytoyou the $80.37 and so they struck a deal. The overall numbers were:
pAYtAXiSnICE:$16,000.00
KorW1n22:$11,500.00
Loyalray13:$11,000.00
MrDonkytoyou:$10,380.37
This also left $1,200.00 to the eventual champion.
Plummeting
pAYtAXiSnICE was guaranteed the most important payout of the tournament after which finished 4th.
First, pAYtAXiSnICE doubled up MrDonktoyou. pAYtAXiSnICE raised to twelve. million from under-the-gun and MrDonkytoyou re-raised to three million from the massive blind. pAYtAXiSnICE moved all-in and MrDonkytoyou called.
MrDonkytoyou showed A♦J♥ and was sooner than pAYtAXiSnICE's K♥4♣.
The board came 8♣6♠2♦2♣7♣ and MrDonkytoyou doubled as much as 35.27 million while pAYtAXiSnICE fell to 35.59 million.
Then pAYtAXiSnICE is sweet doubled up KorW1n22's pocket kings with A♦J♦. The board brought all low cards and KorW1n22's pocket kings doubled him as much as 47.20 million while pAYtAXiSnICE fell to 14.52 million.
pAYtAXiSnICE then had yet another all-in.
MrDonkytoyou raised to 1.6 million and pAYtAXiSnICE move all-in for 15.75 million. MrDonkytoyou called and had pAYtAXiSnICE's A♥2♥ dominated with A♦Q♣.
The board ran 6♦9♠3♠Q♦Q♥ and MrDonkytoyou took the lead with 53.79 million while pAYtAXiSnICE finished 4th and took home $16,000.
Rising up
Loyalray13 started three-handed play with just 12.81 million while both his opponents had greater than 50 million. But, once again, the chip leader would fall first.
First, Loyalray13 doubled up with A♥7♦ to MrDonkytoyou's T♣T♥. An A♠ came at the flop and LoyalRay13 was as much as 31.13 million while MrDonkytoyou dipped to 38.68 million.
Then Loyalray13 doubled up through MrDonkytoyou again. This time Loyalray13 was dominating MrDonkytoyou's A♠7♠ with A♦Q♦.
MrDonkytoyou got a flush draw at the 5♥6♠T♠ flop, but a T♣ and a 4♣ completed the board and Loyalray13 doubled as much as 64.36 million while MrDonkytoyou was left with just 8.45 million.
Then Loyalray13 finished MrDonkytoyou off.
MrDonkytoyou moved all-in for 9.75 million from the small blind with A♥3♠ and Loyalray13 called from the large blind with J♣J♦.
The board bricked for MrDonkytoyou and the Dutch player won $10,380.37 for finishing 3rd.
Heads up
Loyalray13 - 73,405,918
KorW1n22 - 43,721,082
Loyalray13 was on a streak and KorW1n22 didn't stand an opportunity.
After giving a couple of small pots to Loyalray13, KorW1n22 made the general move of the tournament:
KorW1n22 finished 2nd for $11,500 while Loyalray13 became the champion of Event #88 and took home $12,200.
MicroMillions-88: $4.40+R NL Hold'em [6-Max, Action Hour]
Entrants: 10,322 (19,272 re-buys, 5,669 add-ons)
Prize pool: $141,052.00
Places paid: 1,350
1. Loyalray13 (Canada) *12,200.00
2. KorW1n22 (Ukraine) *11,500.00
3. MrDonkytoyou (Netherlands) *10,380.37
4. pAYtAXiSnICE (Sweden) *16,000.00
5. gayuflo (UK) $2,821.04
6. jack13052 (UK) $1,977.54
*Denotes a four-way deal.
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Alexander Villegas is a contract contributor to the PokerStars Blog.
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