2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day 5 Completed
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
Buy-in
$4,700
Entries
716
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
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Each player played strong, aggressive poker at today's final table, but Selbst also had to the good fortune of flopping some big hands in spots where her shorter-stacked opponents were forced to put their chips in. She even ran well in her flips, notably beating out Derek Raymond's ace-ten with pocket sixes for a pot worth roughly 5 million of the 21 million total chips.
At the end, it was the two chip leaders, Selbst and Beasley, to battle it out heads-up for the championship. Selbst had a 7-to-1 chip lead at that point. It didn't take her long to finish things off and take home the $750,000 first prize.
That ends our coverage of the 2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event, but we're not done here just yet. Tomorrow we'll bring you coverage of Day 1 of the $25,000 High Rollers Bounty Shootout. That's sure to be a field loaded with the top talent in poker. You won't want to miss it!
, Mike Beasley led out for 1,000,000. Vanessa Selbst moved all in, putting Beasley to a decision for the rest of his chips -- about another 1.2 million. Beasley tanked two minutes. While Beasley was tanking, Selbst turned to Neil Johnson and said, "We're heads-up in the tournament so now I can talk, yeah?" She was referring to an incident that happened yesterday right before dinner break.
Beasley eventually folded. The next hand, he moved all in but Selbst passed. The hand after that, they got it in pre-flop. Selbst tabled
to Beasley's 
.The flop came down
, improving neither player. Selbst's ace was still in the lead. Beasley asked for a turn card that would at least give a decent sweat -- something like a jack. He didn't get it with the 
turn."Queen of diamonds," said David Fox from the rail. It would have to be a queen or a ten for Beasley to stave off elimination, but the river came
to pair Selbst and send Beasley to the rail.
.The next hand Selbst opened for 225,000. Beasley folded. Selbst showed pocket tens.
"You're supposed to shove with A-2 there," she joked.
Mike Beasley - 2,755,000
The two players are on a short break before heads-up play begins. The clock has been paused with just over 20 minutes left in Level 29.
The flop came down
and Selbst checked. Woods fired 700,000. Selbst studied and then raised to 1.8 million. It was now Woods' turn to study in the tank and he did just that. Woods moved all in for 3,425,000 and Selbst snapped him off.Selsbt tabled the
for a set of eights and Woods had the 
for top pair and a straight draw.The turn brought the
and missed Woods, keeping Selbst in the lead. The river card was the 
and although he made two pair, Woods couldn't beat the set of Selbst and was eliminated in third place for $240,000.
, Mike Beasley led out for 205,000. Selbst raised 375,000 on top before Beasley re-raised another 1.1 million. Selbst asked Beasley how much more he was playing (3.1 million) and then moved all in. Beasley folded.
All three players saw a flop of
. It was checked to Beasley and he bet 275,000. Woods folded and Selbst raised it to 650,000. That didn't stop Beasley, re-raising to 1.1 million. Selbst asked for a count and when told that Beasley had about 3.3 million behind, she moved all in.Beasley gave it up pretty quickly and Selbst took down the pot.
. Selbst checked and called a bet of 325,000 from Beasley.Both players checked the
turn and the river. Beasley showed 
for a pair of tens; Selbst showed 
for a pair of aces."I should have bet the turn," said Selbst after the hand. "If I had know you were going to check the turn, I would have."
. Woods led out 200,000 and Selbst raised an additional 275,000. Woods called and both checked the
turn card, leading to the 
river card. Woods checked and Selbst bet 725,000. Woods called and mucked when Selbst tabled 
for two pair, winning the pot.