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Force Fails To Crack Aces

We saw a dejected Leif Force slammed his down on the table, and we saw that he was up against a shorter stack's all in preflop. The board ran out clean for the aces, coming , and Force shipped about 40,000 over to his opponent.

Phillips and Force; Bracelet Winners Battle

In a battle of 2012 World Series of Poker bracelet winners, Carter Phillips (Event #31 champion) just bested Leif Force (Event #3 champion) in a pot.

Raise or Call?

When we reached Table 6 moments ago, there was an orange T5,000 chip laying in front of Dylan Kovachev. After examining the table, we could see that there were two limps in front from David Benyamine and Keith Lehr.

The Fox has Been Caught

"Seat open Table 355," we heard a nearby dealer yell. We got up to check who the unfortunate casualty was, and it turned out to be noted poker author Chris "Fox" Wallace.

The Gold Section is Filling Up; Leif Force in Action

There are not many seats left in the Gold Section of the Brasilia Room as the attendance figure increases to 348 players. One man in the midst of the action, when we were walking around the area, was Leif Force.

Two Players Looking For Gold Again

The WSOP is young so far, as there have only been seven bracelets awarded in open play events(this excludes the $500 Casino Employee's event).

Force Falling Back

Leif Force shot up to a ginormous chip stack in the first two levels of the day, but he has slowly been falling back down to earth since then. We just caught a pot that knocked a few thousand more off his stack.

Leif Force Of Nature

No that isn't a typo in our latest chip counts. Leif Force does in fact have 25,000, which by our estimation crushes everyone else in the field at the moment. Force knows his way around a pot-limit Omaha table.

A Few Big Dogs of Omaha: Clements, Force and Stern

With the tournament field increasing by the minute as more and more players buy in, we've been spotting more and more notable faces in the field. Three of the players we've seen particularly stick out to us for various reasons.

Congratulations to Leif Force, Winner of Event 3: $3,000 Heads Up NLH/PLO ($207,708)

The final round of nine matches has concluded in Event 3, $3,000 Heads Up No Limit Hold’em/Pot Limit Omaha, at the World Series of Poker.

Jason Koon Eliminated in 2nd Place ($128,660)

It was painful, but at least it was quick for Jason Koon. The last hand came about when the two players saw a flop. Force tried to force Koon off his hand but he called all-in. Koon: for two-pair. Force: for a pair of eights.

Force Doubles, Again

Jason Koon opened for 85,000 on the button and Leif Force raised to 260,000 and Koon called. The flop came , Force moved all in and Koon called. Force: Koon: The board finished and Force's two pair took the pot.

Even Stevens

The players are back to about even stacks again after Leif Force made a flush to double-up. A raising war took place and resulted in all the chips going in pre flop. Koon: Force: The board ran making Leif his flush on the river.

Force Cashes Lammer

Jason Koon opened the button with enough to put Leif Force all in. Force called and the hands were tabled. Koon: Force: The board ran and Force was felted. He opted use one his rebuy lammers and still has one behind.

Double Force

Leif Force decided not to take his lammer and try his luck with his 72,000-chip stack. He shoved with and Koon called with . The board ran . Force's queen-high was good for a double-up.

Force Streching Out

Leif Force has about a 1.1m to 300k advantage (first lammer) over Jason Koon after his latest pot-win. Koon limped in and called when Force raised to 60,000. The flop came and Force continued for 80,00. Call.

Two Small Ones for Force

Jason Koon won a pot with a big four-bet pre flop, and then Leif Force won two small ones. Force three-bet to 150,000 off the big blind and then made a pot-sized bet on the flop. Koon called the first bet but folded on the flop.

Force Off to Good Start

Leif Force has gotten the better of the early exchanges. He four-bet all-in and then won a pot that made it to the river. Jason Koon opened to 25,000 and Force defended to see a flop.

Force Advances to Final

After bleeding chips for the better part of an hour the last hand for Julian Powell sealed his fate. They got it all in preflop with Powell at risk.

Force Pulling Ahead

Julian Powell is on his last bullet and has been leaking chips. He just opened to 40,000 and Leif Force potted to 120,000 and Powell called. The flop came and Force immediately put out enough chips to put Powell all in.

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