Arizona Poker Championship 2018
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Arizona State Poker Championship 2018 Satellites the bonus, and then there are those that are covered but contribute less towards fulfilment of wagering requirements. Games like slots, Keno, and scratch cards usually contribute 100% towards wagering requirements, while games like blackjack and video poker contribute far lesser.
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Odds
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Leaderboard
*Arizona State Poker Championship 2018
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 ResultsJonathan Zaun
After navigating an enormous field which saw 1,460 entries and reentries recorded over three starting flights, Arizona’s Robert Tanita captured the crown in his home state’s premier poker tournament. Tanita’s only recorded cash prior to his big win was a $694 haul in 2012 — with that sum representing just over half of the $1,100 buy-in needed to compete in the Arizona State Poker Championship — and his $257,690 payday proved once again that tournament poker provides every participant with a genuine chance at gold and glory.
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Bonus valid for 14 days. 30 Spins on Starburst games will be credited instantly + then 30 per day for 9 days. Free Spins valid for 72 hours from credit. Max Free Spins winnings £100. Skrill + Neteller excluded. Always refer to Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Bonus Terms – www.begambleaware.org.
*The Arizona State Poker Championship returns to Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, running Aug. 10-14 with a $1,100 buy-in for 16K chips, though players get 10K more for $30 at the table before the first hand. You may buy in at the poker cage or by credit card by calling 480-850-7734.
*The 2018 Arizona State Poker Championship had to be outright canceled after the Talking Stick Casino & Resort was hit by a monsoon of rain. It’s not often that a poker tournament is canceled because of rain but that’s essentially what happened to the 2018 Arizona State Poker Championship this.
*Last year, the Arizona State Poker Championship was canceled after Talking Stick Resort was damaged by floodwaters after a monsoon storm. The storm that hit the Scottsdale area August 11, 2018.
Final Table ResultsPlacePlayerPayout1Robert Tanita$257,6902Jerry “Wolf” Sanchez$175,2003Brayden Quackenbush$131,4004Steve Buell$98,5505Matt Affleck$83,9506Mark Atanovich$69,3507Huy “Spike” Le$54,7508David Williams$40,1509Kenna James$25,55010Pierce McKellar$18,250
Hosted by the dedicated staff of Casino Arizona’s Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, the 10th incarnation of the Arizona State Poker Championship exceeded all expectations in terms of turnout. Boasting a $1.1 million guaranteed prize pool, the event attracted more than enough interest from regulars and touring pros alike, with the final tally creating a total kitty of $1.46 million to be claimed by the 150 players fortunate enough to make the money.Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Odds
Maria ho poker hall of fame induction. Among the notable names to deal their way to a few dollars in the desert were Dylan Hortin (11th - $7,884), Leif Force (22nd - $4,745), Thomas “Thunder” Keller (23rd - $4,745), Jimmy “Gobboboy” Fricke (35th - $4,380), Karina Jett (41st - $4,015), Mike Wattel (51st - $3,650), the son of 1993 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Jim Bechtel, James Bechtel Jr. (61st - $3,577), and Max Steinberg (74th - $3,431). With none other than the “Poker Brat” himself on hand, as 13-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth took a shot before sticking around to emcee the proceedings, what began as a local event held in a dusty tent 10 years ago secured its spot on the national tournament schedule.
When the final table reconvened on Tuesday morning — following three starting flights and a full Day 2 play down — Tanita found himself rubbing elbows with a trio of highly-trained tournament assassins. David Williams — who nearly won the WSOP Main Event in 2004, finishing as the runner-up to Greg Raymer — was lying in wait hoping to snag his biggest score in more than four years. Another WSOP Main Event mainstay in attendance was Matt Affleck, a young pro who has accumulated more than $1.3 million in live earnings thus far in his career. Rounding out the professional ranks was “Cowboy” Kenna James, a member of poker’s “old school” who has been chasing cashes to the tune of $3.5 million in live earnings during nearly two decades on the felt. In the end though, it was the local boy who made his home state proud, as the young Tanita topped the talented final table and defeated Jerry “Wolf” Sanchez heads-up to earn a truly impressive score.
The action at the final table began in earnest and the first elimination occurred just 15 minutes after cards were in the air, when a short-stacked Pierce McKeller made his stand with pocket tens before succumbing in 10th place ($18,250). It was a “Cowboy” who hit the old dusty trail next after James’ was ran down by Affleck’s when the latter made a Broadway straight on the turn. James pocketed $25,550 for his ninth-place run. Only a few minutes later, Affleck was at it again, wielding to dispatch fellow pro Williams in eighth place ($40,150). The chips were all in before the flop and Affleck’s big slick bested Williams’ on an runout. Despite entering the final table with the third largest stack in play, Williams lost a big chunk on a busted bluff against chip leader Steve Buell early on before sending the rest to Affleck.
Only 20 minutes later and Huy “Spike” Le became the next casualty, exiting in seventh place for $54,750 after losing a big flip to Mark Atanovich. Le’s was safe through the turn against Atanovich’s , but the river brought the dreaded ace from space to stack Le. The remaining six players elected to take a 10-minute break after Le’s departure, and at that point Tanita was sitting in dead last with his 1.5 million-chip stack good for just six big blinds at the time.
Coming back from break Tanita quickly doubled through Sanchez when his held against the latter’s , and just an orbit later he turned the trick again, doubling through Sanchez when his flopped a set on the to down . Atanovich went broke in the meantime (sixth place for $69,350), while Tanita continued to tear through the table while mounting an impressive comeback. All comebacks are created with a combination of fortitude and fortune, and in Tanita’s case the run good came after he semi-bluff jammed with the on a two-club board of . Buell correctly hero-called with the to find himself in great shape, but an offsuit eight dropped on the river to give Tanita the winning pair — and 15 million of the 38 million chips in play.
Soon afterward, Affleck hit the rail in fifth place ($83,950), losing a flip when his fell to Brayden Quackenbush’s on the runout. Buell’s run came to end in fourth place ($98,550) when his was outraced by Tanita’s after the latter flopped a set.
Armed with the chip lead, Tanita continued to crush, and he sent Quackenbush to the rail in third place ($131,400) when pocket kings prevailed over eights in the hole.
Beginning heads-up play with a 3-1 chip lead, Tanita made short work of a short-stacked Sanchez, and after just 10 minutes of play a champion was crowned. Sanchez shoved with only to run into Tanita’s dominating , and the final board came to preserve the pocket pair. Sanchez earned $175,200 for the runner-up result — not a bad payday considering he began the final table ninth out of 10 in terms of chips.
Tanita’s victory marked the 10th time Arizona has crowned its state poker champion, and after pro Joe Kuether took down the title last year, his accomplishment gives amateurs across the Southwest region plenty of reason to remain hopeful.Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Leaderboard
*TagsDavid WilliamsJoe KuetherPhil Hellmuth
*Related PlayersPhil HellmuthDavid WilliamsJoe KuetherArizona State Poker Championship 2018 August 16, 2013 12:37 pmArizona Poker Championship 2018Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Results
Joe Kuether has won the 9th Annual Arizona State Poker Championship, after besting a field of 1,299 players over five days on his way to capturing the title, and collecting the $246,161 first place prize.
Joe Kuether cashed in at his first live tournament back in 2009, with his previous accolades including last year finishing in 3rd at the WSOP $1,000 NL Event for $218,983, as well as taking down the WSOPC $1,620 Rincon for $111,104. Following his latest win at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Kuether now boasts $1,673,552 in winnings and commenting on his latest achievement, the Wisconsin native said :
“Pretty amazing. I played all three starting days so it was actually a pretty long grind for a 1K, so it feels pretty great to end up winning it.”
The $1,080 buy-in event attracted a huge field which included some of the biggest names in the game, including Phil Hellmuth, to create a prize pool worth $1,299,259. Amongst the notables seeing a return on their money was Billy Kopp in 128th ($1,949), Jake Balsiger in 91st ($2,598), Dan Heimiller in 80th ($3,053), David Plastik in 58th ($3,312), and John Cernuto in 34th ($3,572).
Joe Kuether was then able to make it all the way to the final table where he overcame his remaining opponents, including Kelly Minkin heads-up, to capture the 2013 Arizona State Poker Championship title.
The final table payouts were as follows:
1 Joe Kuether $246,161
2 Kelly Minkin $151,983
3 Daniel Hirleman $116,910
4 Justin Riches $88,982
5 Zachary Kottler $77,940
6 Jason Bidwell $64,950
7 Ed Clark $51,960
8 Nidel Salem $38,970
9 Dave Kaminsky $25,980
10 Matthew Kursar $19,485
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Arizona State Poker Championship 2018 Satellites the bonus, and then there are those that are covered but contribute less towards fulfilment of wagering requirements. Games like slots, Keno, and scratch cards usually contribute 100% towards wagering requirements, while games like blackjack and video poker contribute far lesser.
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Odds
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Leaderboard
*Arizona State Poker Championship 2018
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 ResultsJonathan Zaun
After navigating an enormous field which saw 1,460 entries and reentries recorded over three starting flights, Arizona’s Robert Tanita captured the crown in his home state’s premier poker tournament. Tanita’s only recorded cash prior to his big win was a $694 haul in 2012 — with that sum representing just over half of the $1,100 buy-in needed to compete in the Arizona State Poker Championship — and his $257,690 payday proved once again that tournament poker provides every participant with a genuine chance at gold and glory.
*Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Bonus valid for 14 days. 30 Spins on Starburst games will be credited instantly + then 30 per day for 9 days. Free Spins valid for 72 hours from credit. Max Free Spins winnings £100. Skrill + Neteller excluded. Always refer to Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Bonus Terms – www.begambleaware.org.
*The Arizona State Poker Championship returns to Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, running Aug. 10-14 with a $1,100 buy-in for 16K chips, though players get 10K more for $30 at the table before the first hand. You may buy in at the poker cage or by credit card by calling 480-850-7734.
*The 2018 Arizona State Poker Championship had to be outright canceled after the Talking Stick Casino & Resort was hit by a monsoon of rain. It’s not often that a poker tournament is canceled because of rain but that’s essentially what happened to the 2018 Arizona State Poker Championship this.
*Last year, the Arizona State Poker Championship was canceled after Talking Stick Resort was damaged by floodwaters after a monsoon storm. The storm that hit the Scottsdale area August 11, 2018.
Final Table ResultsPlacePlayerPayout1Robert Tanita$257,6902Jerry “Wolf” Sanchez$175,2003Brayden Quackenbush$131,4004Steve Buell$98,5505Matt Affleck$83,9506Mark Atanovich$69,3507Huy “Spike” Le$54,7508David Williams$40,1509Kenna James$25,55010Pierce McKellar$18,250
Hosted by the dedicated staff of Casino Arizona’s Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, the 10th incarnation of the Arizona State Poker Championship exceeded all expectations in terms of turnout. Boasting a $1.1 million guaranteed prize pool, the event attracted more than enough interest from regulars and touring pros alike, with the final tally creating a total kitty of $1.46 million to be claimed by the 150 players fortunate enough to make the money.Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Odds
Maria ho poker hall of fame induction. Among the notable names to deal their way to a few dollars in the desert were Dylan Hortin (11th - $7,884), Leif Force (22nd - $4,745), Thomas “Thunder” Keller (23rd - $4,745), Jimmy “Gobboboy” Fricke (35th - $4,380), Karina Jett (41st - $4,015), Mike Wattel (51st - $3,650), the son of 1993 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Jim Bechtel, James Bechtel Jr. (61st - $3,577), and Max Steinberg (74th - $3,431). With none other than the “Poker Brat” himself on hand, as 13-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth took a shot before sticking around to emcee the proceedings, what began as a local event held in a dusty tent 10 years ago secured its spot on the national tournament schedule.
When the final table reconvened on Tuesday morning — following three starting flights and a full Day 2 play down — Tanita found himself rubbing elbows with a trio of highly-trained tournament assassins. David Williams — who nearly won the WSOP Main Event in 2004, finishing as the runner-up to Greg Raymer — was lying in wait hoping to snag his biggest score in more than four years. Another WSOP Main Event mainstay in attendance was Matt Affleck, a young pro who has accumulated more than $1.3 million in live earnings thus far in his career. Rounding out the professional ranks was “Cowboy” Kenna James, a member of poker’s “old school” who has been chasing cashes to the tune of $3.5 million in live earnings during nearly two decades on the felt. In the end though, it was the local boy who made his home state proud, as the young Tanita topped the talented final table and defeated Jerry “Wolf” Sanchez heads-up to earn a truly impressive score.
The action at the final table began in earnest and the first elimination occurred just 15 minutes after cards were in the air, when a short-stacked Pierce McKeller made his stand with pocket tens before succumbing in 10th place ($18,250). It was a “Cowboy” who hit the old dusty trail next after James’ was ran down by Affleck’s when the latter made a Broadway straight on the turn. James pocketed $25,550 for his ninth-place run. Only a few minutes later, Affleck was at it again, wielding to dispatch fellow pro Williams in eighth place ($40,150). The chips were all in before the flop and Affleck’s big slick bested Williams’ on an runout. Despite entering the final table with the third largest stack in play, Williams lost a big chunk on a busted bluff against chip leader Steve Buell early on before sending the rest to Affleck.
Only 20 minutes later and Huy “Spike” Le became the next casualty, exiting in seventh place for $54,750 after losing a big flip to Mark Atanovich. Le’s was safe through the turn against Atanovich’s , but the river brought the dreaded ace from space to stack Le. The remaining six players elected to take a 10-minute break after Le’s departure, and at that point Tanita was sitting in dead last with his 1.5 million-chip stack good for just six big blinds at the time.
Coming back from break Tanita quickly doubled through Sanchez when his held against the latter’s , and just an orbit later he turned the trick again, doubling through Sanchez when his flopped a set on the to down . Atanovich went broke in the meantime (sixth place for $69,350), while Tanita continued to tear through the table while mounting an impressive comeback. All comebacks are created with a combination of fortitude and fortune, and in Tanita’s case the run good came after he semi-bluff jammed with the on a two-club board of . Buell correctly hero-called with the to find himself in great shape, but an offsuit eight dropped on the river to give Tanita the winning pair — and 15 million of the 38 million chips in play.
Soon afterward, Affleck hit the rail in fifth place ($83,950), losing a flip when his fell to Brayden Quackenbush’s on the runout. Buell’s run came to end in fourth place ($98,550) when his was outraced by Tanita’s after the latter flopped a set.
Armed with the chip lead, Tanita continued to crush, and he sent Quackenbush to the rail in third place ($131,400) when pocket kings prevailed over eights in the hole.
Beginning heads-up play with a 3-1 chip lead, Tanita made short work of a short-stacked Sanchez, and after just 10 minutes of play a champion was crowned. Sanchez shoved with only to run into Tanita’s dominating , and the final board came to preserve the pocket pair. Sanchez earned $175,200 for the runner-up result — not a bad payday considering he began the final table ninth out of 10 in terms of chips.
Tanita’s victory marked the 10th time Arizona has crowned its state poker champion, and after pro Joe Kuether took down the title last year, his accomplishment gives amateurs across the Southwest region plenty of reason to remain hopeful.Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Leaderboard
*TagsDavid WilliamsJoe KuetherPhil Hellmuth
*Related PlayersPhil HellmuthDavid WilliamsJoe KuetherArizona State Poker Championship 2018 August 16, 2013 12:37 pmArizona Poker Championship 2018Arizona Poker Championship 2018 Results
Joe Kuether has won the 9th Annual Arizona State Poker Championship, after besting a field of 1,299 players over five days on his way to capturing the title, and collecting the $246,161 first place prize.
Joe Kuether cashed in at his first live tournament back in 2009, with his previous accolades including last year finishing in 3rd at the WSOP $1,000 NL Event for $218,983, as well as taking down the WSOPC $1,620 Rincon for $111,104. Following his latest win at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Kuether now boasts $1,673,552 in winnings and commenting on his latest achievement, the Wisconsin native said :
“Pretty amazing. I played all three starting days so it was actually a pretty long grind for a 1K, so it feels pretty great to end up winning it.”
The $1,080 buy-in event attracted a huge field which included some of the biggest names in the game, including Phil Hellmuth, to create a prize pool worth $1,299,259. Amongst the notables seeing a return on their money was Billy Kopp in 128th ($1,949), Jake Balsiger in 91st ($2,598), Dan Heimiller in 80th ($3,053), David Plastik in 58th ($3,312), and John Cernuto in 34th ($3,572).
Joe Kuether was then able to make it all the way to the final table where he overcame his remaining opponents, including Kelly Minkin heads-up, to capture the 2013 Arizona State Poker Championship title.
The final table payouts were as follows:
1 Joe Kuether $246,161
2 Kelly Minkin $151,983
3 Daniel Hirleman $116,910
4 Justin Riches $88,982
5 Zachary Kottler $77,940
6 Jason Bidwell $64,950
7 Ed Clark $51,960
8 Nidel Salem $38,970
9 Dave Kaminsky $25,980
10 Matthew Kursar $19,485
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