Scott Harwood Poker
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Richard Corley (Brooklyn, NY) saw no action before looking at his cards from the button and pushed all-in. Unfortunately for him, he ran into a bit of a monster in the big blind. Scott Harwood made the call, and would eventually rake in the chips.
Richard: {Jd} {10h} Scott: {Ac} {Qd}
Flop: {Ac} {5d} {8d}
Turn: {10c}
River: {7d}
Corley got a pair of {10x}’s on the turn, but would have needed runner-runner to stay alive after Harwood got a pair of {Ax}’s on the flop.
Richard went to the rail in 15th place, earning $1,405 for a hard day’s work.
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Level 27 (Blinds 25,000/50,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 9
Average Chip Count: 1,070,000
Carmine Sarno (Long Island, NY) pushed all-in under the gun for 700,000. Scott Harwood (Staten Island, NY) had him covered and re-raised all-in from the hijack seat. The rest of the players folded, and it was a classic heads up race.
Sarno: {5d} {5c} Harwood: {Ac} {Kc}
Flop: {6s} {Ad} {Js}
Turn: {10s}
River: {8h}
Harwood made a pair of {Ax}’s on the flop, and Sarno was unable to catch his 2-outer on the turn or river, and went to the cashier for $2,614.
Remaining chip stacks after that hand were:
1. Mag Algassim – 2,600,000
2. Scott Harwood – 2,000,000
3. Kurt Lichtman – 1,600,000
4. Chris Grove – 850,000
5. Hayato Hoshino – 850,000
6. Antonio Amato – 550,000
7. Robert Sichelstiel – 520,000
8. Radhames Vargas – 500,000
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