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Mike Sexton died on Sunday at 72 after a battle with prostate cancer. Sexton, a World Poker Hall of Fame member, was a World Poker Tour commentator for years.
Mike Sexton passed away peacefully at home earlier today surrounded by family members. He appreciated all the wonderful comments and farewells from poker players all over the world. Service details are forthcoming. For now, please keep his family in your thoughts as they grieve.
— Linda Johnson (@FirstLadyPoker) September 7, 2020
Sexton worked as a color commentator for WPT broadcasts from 2003 to 2017, meaning he was around for poker and Texas Hold ‘Em’s boom period as a broadcast property in the mid-aughts. His broadcast partner Vince Van Patten offered this statement alongside WPT CEO Adam Pliska:
A message from WPT CEO Adam Pliska (@pliska007) and @VinceVanP_WPT on the passing of Mike Sexton. #ThankYouMikepic.twitter.com/R3Wh0ZEd2r
— World Poker Tour (@WPT) September 7, 2020
The entire poker world mourned the loss, via Twitter and other social media statements.
A gutting loss. Mike Sexton was a giant for the game. Very few people did more for the game of poker than he did. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones. https://t.co/qZduLo34tE
— Phil Ivey (@philivey) September 7, 2020
People deal with grief in different ways and admit I haven’t dealt with the illness and passing of Mike Sexton as well as I should have. There comes a time in everyone’s life when more people we love pass away but this one really hurts. I loved him like a brother. #ThankYouMikepic.twitter.com/3XaYw6QKa8
— Matt Savage (@SavagePoker) September 7, 2020Wpt Youtube
RIP Mike Sexton
HONORING MIKE: Phil Hellmuth Reflects on Poker Legend Mike Sexton’s Impact on the Game – https://t.co/qlbLZhuAXPWpt Fallsview Twitter
— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) September 7, 2020
One of my favorite memories was being in the booth with @PhilLaak@ScurrilousMay & @Mike_partypoker when this epic hand unfolded: Quads over quads, Andrew Robl vs Toby Lewis, Partypoker, World Open https://t.co/wIzJ0psHFy via @YouTube
— Jennifer Tilly (@JenniferTilly) September 7, 2020
A competitor, a friend, a remarkable human being.
RIP Mike Sexton
This pic taken at the start of a 6 hour heads up deal in the TOC that Mike went on to win. He played so well that day I remember being truly shocked and impressed. pic.twitter.com/cKRaqwbWux
— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) September 7, 2020
Sexton’s friend and fellow Hall of Fame member Linda Johnson first tweeted about Sexton’s illness on September 1st:
Mike Sexton is poker’s greatest ambassadors. He authorized this tweet. He has only wanted to deliver positive messages so he kept his health problems private. Mike has been battling prostate cancer that has recently spread to other organs. He began in-home hospice a month ago.
— Linda Johnson (@FirstLadyPoker) September 1, 2020
Jan Fisher and I read your tweets to Mike Sexton today and he asked me to thank you all so much for your love and support. He is too tired to personally answer emails, texts, and tweets but he wants you to know he is touched by them. Mike has requested privacy at this rough time.
— Linda Johnson (@FirstLadyPoker) September 2, 2020
RIP, Mike.
The post Longtime World Poker Tour commentator Mike Sexton dies at 72 appeared first on Awful Announcing.Table Of Contents
United Kingdom’s Jack Hardcastle became the latest poker player to join the exclusive WPT Champions Club after he came out on top of a field of 888 entrants to win the WPT Montreal $3,200 Main Event at partypoker for his biggest poker tournament cash to date of $447,859.
Hardcastle is one of poker’s latest success stories with one big online poker tournament score after another in recent months. Less than a month ago, he managed his previous biggest score in his poker career at the time after he finished in fourth place after agreeing to a four-way deal at the final table in the PokerStars Blowout Series: $109 NLHE – The Big Blowout! to win $270,764.
The WPT Montreal is typically held at the popular Playground Poker Club but for obvious reasons was held online this year for the first time at partypoker. This fact wasn’t lost on Hardcastle who is known to not only be one of poker’s sharpest minds but also a quick wit as well.
’I’m so good that I managed to win WPT Montreal without leaving my house,’ Hardcastle said on Facebook to his friends after the win.WPT Montreal Main Event Final Table ResultsPlacePlayerCountryPrize1Jack HardcastleUnited Kingdom$447,8592Rayan ChamasCanada$308,7033Daniel ShakCanada$212,4594Felix Daniel SchulzeAustria$139,1645Andrei KriazhevGermany$95,6736Charles ChatthaUnited Kingdom$74,1197Jakob MiegelAustria$58,6508Marcel KunzeGermany$46,6859Upeshka De SilvaMexico$37,024WPT Montreal Main Event Action
The WPT Montreal Main Event attracted 888 entrants via two opening flights. This generated a massive $2,664,000 prize pool to smash the already generous $2,000,000 guarantee.
A total of 133 players advanced to Day 2 with the field whittled down to just 23 hopefuls on Day 3. Day 3 played down to a final table and Hardcastle nearly didn’t make it there. Near the end of the day, Hardcastle was at risk with eights against two players holding jacks and kings. An eight hit the board and instead of hitting the rail, Hardcastle temporarily snagged the chip lead.
The final table took slightly more than five hours. Dan Shak kicked off the action with the chip lead with Rayan Chamas, Andrei Kriazhev, and Hardcastle all close behind.
Very soon into the action, Kriazhev, who was the chip leader entering Day 2, won a big pot against Charles Chattha to become the table captain.
Chamas also chipped up very quickly into the final table after he eliminated the short-stacked Upeshka De Silva in a huge cooler with both players holding the big slick. Chamas’ big slick was suited and he improved to a flush to send De Silva packing in ninth place for $37,024.
Marcel Kunze was next to go in eighth place when his ace-nine couldn’t get there against Kriazhev’s big slick to collect $46,685.
Shortly after Chattha claimed the chip lead and Hardcastle and Jakob Miegel held the two short stacks in play. Hardcastle then began his run at the final table by eliminating Miegel (seventh - $58,650) when his ace-king suited held against ace-three.
Chattha’s chip lead didn’t last long with Hardcastle temporarily claiming the honors for the first time at the final table before Khiazhev once again took the lead. Hardcastle then claimed the lead back while sending Chattha to the showers in sixth place for $74,119 when his cowboys held against king-queen suited.
Khiazhev then hit a bit of a cooler to lose most of his stack to Shak after a failed attempt with limping aces. Shak held a suited big slick and improved to a flush to get close to the chip lead. Shortly after, Khiazhev dusted off his short stack and collected the fifth-place prize of $95,673 when his jack-ten couldn’t get there against the ace-ten suited held by Felix Schulze.
It was then Schulze who hit the rail next in fourth place for $139,164 on a bad beat while also giving Chamas a small chip lead in three-handed play. Schulze was committed with ace-jack suited on a jack-high flop but didn’t hold when Chamas improved to two pair holding king-ten suited.
Hardcastle then took the lead back once again and extended it further heading into heads-up play against Chamas after he eliminated Shak in third place for $212,459 when his ace-five suited held against king-jack.Heads-Up Action
The heads-up action began with Hardcastle holding about twice as many chips as Chamas. Hardcastle extended his lead and seemed to be cruising to victory before Chamas doubled up to bring the stacks close after jamming against Hardcastle with a gutshot straight draw and two counterfeited over-cards which were counterfeited) and getting there.
Chamas was unable to gain momentum and was eliminated in second place after two failed bluffs against Hardcastle. Although Chamas wasn’t able to claim the title, he did walk away with a healthy runner-up payout of $308,703 for his valiant effort.
Meanwhile, congrats to Jack Hardcastle on a huge win and joining the exclusive WPT Champions Club.WPT Montreal Online Schedule
While the Main Event is a wrap, there are plenty more exciting tournaments on the WPT Montreal Online schedule, including the $10,300 buy-in Mike Sexton Classic. This charity tournament takes place on Jan. 31 and the $300 registration fee from all entries will be donated to the Nevada Partnership Homeless Youth charity.
The event comes with a $1 million guarantee and the final table will be live-streamed on Feb. 1.
Related: You Don’t Need a Huge Bankroll to Become partypoker’s Legend of the WeekDateTime (GMT)Event NumberEventBuy-inGuaranteeJan. 287:05 p.m.176-Max High Roller$5,200$250,0009:05 p.m.18High Roller Turbo$2,100$100,00010:05 p.m.197-Max Turbo$265$30,000Jan. 297:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 1A$530$250,00010:05 p.m.217-Max Turbo$162$20,000Jan. 307:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 1B$530$250,00010:05 p.m.226-Max Turbo$162$25,000Jan. 314:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 1C$530$250,0007:05 p.m.23Mike Sexton Classic$10,300$1,000,0008:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 2-$250,0009:05 p.m.24High Roller Turbo$3,200$150,000
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*The WPT World Online Championships will feature a $100 million guarantee and live streams complete with commentary from Mike Sexton and a team of pros.
*73.2k Followers, 1,820 Following, 1,033 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from WPT® (@worldpokertour).
*WPT® Family Live Stream On Twitch.com Did you know you can play against the WPT® family on the virtual felt at ClubWPT.com and also watch them play and listen to their play-by-play commentary during each and every hand?
WPT Music & Arts 2019 Jerry Awards. Share this video on Twitter. Music From Madeline Island Special 56m 50s WPT Music & Arts 2018 WSMA State Honors Concerts. Enjoy highlights from the WSMA. Fans of Texas Hold’em Poker will love playing online poker games without the stress of the casino! Don’t settle for the all-in poker fests in OTHER social poker games! Play the best online poker games and aim for the royal flush with PlayWPT Poker, the best Vegas-style poker app that brings authentic Texas Hold’em poker to your hands.Play Wpt Poker Free© Provided by Awful Announcing
Mike Sexton died on Sunday at 72 after a battle with prostate cancer. Sexton, a World Poker Hall of Fame member, was a World Poker Tour commentator for years.
Mike Sexton passed away peacefully at home earlier today surrounded by family members. He appreciated all the wonderful comments and farewells from poker players all over the world. Service details are forthcoming. For now, please keep his family in your thoughts as they grieve.
— Linda Johnson (@FirstLadyPoker) September 7, 2020
Sexton worked as a color commentator for WPT broadcasts from 2003 to 2017, meaning he was around for poker and Texas Hold ‘Em’s boom period as a broadcast property in the mid-aughts. His broadcast partner Vince Van Patten offered this statement alongside WPT CEO Adam Pliska:
A message from WPT CEO Adam Pliska (@pliska007) and @VinceVanP_WPT on the passing of Mike Sexton. #ThankYouMikepic.twitter.com/R3Wh0ZEd2r
— World Poker Tour (@WPT) September 7, 2020
The entire poker world mourned the loss, via Twitter and other social media statements.
A gutting loss. Mike Sexton was a giant for the game. Very few people did more for the game of poker than he did. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones. https://t.co/qZduLo34tE
— Phil Ivey (@philivey) September 7, 2020
People deal with grief in different ways and admit I haven’t dealt with the illness and passing of Mike Sexton as well as I should have. There comes a time in everyone’s life when more people we love pass away but this one really hurts. I loved him like a brother. #ThankYouMikepic.twitter.com/3XaYw6QKa8
— Matt Savage (@SavagePoker) September 7, 2020Wpt Youtube
RIP Mike Sexton
HONORING MIKE: Phil Hellmuth Reflects on Poker Legend Mike Sexton’s Impact on the Game – https://t.co/qlbLZhuAXPWpt Fallsview Twitter
— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) September 7, 2020
One of my favorite memories was being in the booth with @PhilLaak@ScurrilousMay & @Mike_partypoker when this epic hand unfolded: Quads over quads, Andrew Robl vs Toby Lewis, Partypoker, World Open https://t.co/wIzJ0psHFy via @YouTube
— Jennifer Tilly (@JenniferTilly) September 7, 2020
A competitor, a friend, a remarkable human being.
RIP Mike Sexton
This pic taken at the start of a 6 hour heads up deal in the TOC that Mike went on to win. He played so well that day I remember being truly shocked and impressed. pic.twitter.com/cKRaqwbWux
— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) September 7, 2020
Sexton’s friend and fellow Hall of Fame member Linda Johnson first tweeted about Sexton’s illness on September 1st:
Mike Sexton is poker’s greatest ambassadors. He authorized this tweet. He has only wanted to deliver positive messages so he kept his health problems private. Mike has been battling prostate cancer that has recently spread to other organs. He began in-home hospice a month ago.
— Linda Johnson (@FirstLadyPoker) September 1, 2020
Jan Fisher and I read your tweets to Mike Sexton today and he asked me to thank you all so much for your love and support. He is too tired to personally answer emails, texts, and tweets but he wants you to know he is touched by them. Mike has requested privacy at this rough time.
— Linda Johnson (@FirstLadyPoker) September 2, 2020
RIP, Mike.
The post Longtime World Poker Tour commentator Mike Sexton dies at 72 appeared first on Awful Announcing.Table Of Contents
United Kingdom’s Jack Hardcastle became the latest poker player to join the exclusive WPT Champions Club after he came out on top of a field of 888 entrants to win the WPT Montreal $3,200 Main Event at partypoker for his biggest poker tournament cash to date of $447,859.
Hardcastle is one of poker’s latest success stories with one big online poker tournament score after another in recent months. Less than a month ago, he managed his previous biggest score in his poker career at the time after he finished in fourth place after agreeing to a four-way deal at the final table in the PokerStars Blowout Series: $109 NLHE – The Big Blowout! to win $270,764.
The WPT Montreal is typically held at the popular Playground Poker Club but for obvious reasons was held online this year for the first time at partypoker. This fact wasn’t lost on Hardcastle who is known to not only be one of poker’s sharpest minds but also a quick wit as well.
’I’m so good that I managed to win WPT Montreal without leaving my house,’ Hardcastle said on Facebook to his friends after the win.WPT Montreal Main Event Final Table ResultsPlacePlayerCountryPrize1Jack HardcastleUnited Kingdom$447,8592Rayan ChamasCanada$308,7033Daniel ShakCanada$212,4594Felix Daniel SchulzeAustria$139,1645Andrei KriazhevGermany$95,6736Charles ChatthaUnited Kingdom$74,1197Jakob MiegelAustria$58,6508Marcel KunzeGermany$46,6859Upeshka De SilvaMexico$37,024WPT Montreal Main Event Action
The WPT Montreal Main Event attracted 888 entrants via two opening flights. This generated a massive $2,664,000 prize pool to smash the already generous $2,000,000 guarantee.
A total of 133 players advanced to Day 2 with the field whittled down to just 23 hopefuls on Day 3. Day 3 played down to a final table and Hardcastle nearly didn’t make it there. Near the end of the day, Hardcastle was at risk with eights against two players holding jacks and kings. An eight hit the board and instead of hitting the rail, Hardcastle temporarily snagged the chip lead.
The final table took slightly more than five hours. Dan Shak kicked off the action with the chip lead with Rayan Chamas, Andrei Kriazhev, and Hardcastle all close behind.
Very soon into the action, Kriazhev, who was the chip leader entering Day 2, won a big pot against Charles Chattha to become the table captain.
Chamas also chipped up very quickly into the final table after he eliminated the short-stacked Upeshka De Silva in a huge cooler with both players holding the big slick. Chamas’ big slick was suited and he improved to a flush to send De Silva packing in ninth place for $37,024.
Marcel Kunze was next to go in eighth place when his ace-nine couldn’t get there against Kriazhev’s big slick to collect $46,685.
Shortly after Chattha claimed the chip lead and Hardcastle and Jakob Miegel held the two short stacks in play. Hardcastle then began his run at the final table by eliminating Miegel (seventh - $58,650) when his ace-king suited held against ace-three.
Chattha’s chip lead didn’t last long with Hardcastle temporarily claiming the honors for the first time at the final table before Khiazhev once again took the lead. Hardcastle then claimed the lead back while sending Chattha to the showers in sixth place for $74,119 when his cowboys held against king-queen suited.
Khiazhev then hit a bit of a cooler to lose most of his stack to Shak after a failed attempt with limping aces. Shak held a suited big slick and improved to a flush to get close to the chip lead. Shortly after, Khiazhev dusted off his short stack and collected the fifth-place prize of $95,673 when his jack-ten couldn’t get there against the ace-ten suited held by Felix Schulze.
It was then Schulze who hit the rail next in fourth place for $139,164 on a bad beat while also giving Chamas a small chip lead in three-handed play. Schulze was committed with ace-jack suited on a jack-high flop but didn’t hold when Chamas improved to two pair holding king-ten suited.
Hardcastle then took the lead back once again and extended it further heading into heads-up play against Chamas after he eliminated Shak in third place for $212,459 when his ace-five suited held against king-jack.Heads-Up Action
The heads-up action began with Hardcastle holding about twice as many chips as Chamas. Hardcastle extended his lead and seemed to be cruising to victory before Chamas doubled up to bring the stacks close after jamming against Hardcastle with a gutshot straight draw and two counterfeited over-cards which were counterfeited) and getting there.
Chamas was unable to gain momentum and was eliminated in second place after two failed bluffs against Hardcastle. Although Chamas wasn’t able to claim the title, he did walk away with a healthy runner-up payout of $308,703 for his valiant effort.
Meanwhile, congrats to Jack Hardcastle on a huge win and joining the exclusive WPT Champions Club.WPT Montreal Online Schedule
While the Main Event is a wrap, there are plenty more exciting tournaments on the WPT Montreal Online schedule, including the $10,300 buy-in Mike Sexton Classic. This charity tournament takes place on Jan. 31 and the $300 registration fee from all entries will be donated to the Nevada Partnership Homeless Youth charity.
The event comes with a $1 million guarantee and the final table will be live-streamed on Feb. 1.
Related: You Don’t Need a Huge Bankroll to Become partypoker’s Legend of the WeekDateTime (GMT)Event NumberEventBuy-inGuaranteeJan. 287:05 p.m.176-Max High Roller$5,200$250,0009:05 p.m.18High Roller Turbo$2,100$100,00010:05 p.m.197-Max Turbo$265$30,000Jan. 297:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 1A$530$250,00010:05 p.m.217-Max Turbo$162$20,000Jan. 307:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 1B$530$250,00010:05 p.m.226-Max Turbo$162$25,000Jan. 314:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 1C$530$250,0007:05 p.m.23Mike Sexton Classic$10,300$1,000,0008:05 p.m.20Playground Closer Day 2-$250,0009:05 p.m.24High Roller Turbo$3,200$150,000
*TagsJack HardcastleOnline tournament resultspartypokerParty PokerPoker PlayersPoker TournamentsTournament ResultsWPTWorld Poker Tour
*Related Roompartypoker
*Related TournamentsWorld Poker Tour
*Related PlayersJack Hardcastle
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