EazyPeazy posts win in high stakes poker

January 21st, 2010

The high stakes poker mixed games on Full Tilt Poker continued once again, this time with the limits of $1000/$2000. Some of the high stakes regulars joined the games, including Gus Hansen, Tom ‘durrrr’ Dwan, and ‘EazyPeazy.’ These regulars were joined with newer, possibly less known names such as ‘FakeSky’ and Joe Cassidy aka ‘Nizot Skizared.’

Out first big hand was played between ‘Nizot Skizared’ and ‘EazyPeazy,’ with a likely chop ending up going the way of ‘EazyPeazy.’

‘FakeSky’ and ‘EazyPeazy’ played a big hand for over $20,000, getting ‘EazyPeazy’s money in the middle.

After the hand, ‘EazyPeazy’ said in the chat ‘Thought I was full’, indicating the player believed he was representing not eights up, but a full house. The next big hand came in a Limit Hold ‘Em Round between Gus Hansen and ‘FakeSky.’ Gus made a call on the end to put the pot over $20,000, but was beaten by a pair of sixes.

‘FakeSky’ won this hand with a raise on seventh street, taking the pot from ‘Nizot Skizared.’

Some trash talk became apparent in the chat. The ‘nh’ complement has been used for years online to indicate ‘nice hand.’ The talk got started when ‘FakeSky’ used the term before a hand was over, starting a war of words with ‘EazyPeazy.’ ‘Nizot Skizared’ sat out at this time, allowing the two to play heads up and settle the score, but not for long. ‘FakeSky’ sat out the game, and the table’s action died out. On the other table, Tom Dwan aka durrrr got all his money in the middle on sixth street of this hand. A miracle ten, however, gave the big pot to ‘FakeSky.’

This hand went to ‘Nizot Skizared,’ with a bet during a big Razz pot.

Tom ‘durrrr’ Dwan had been shortstacking the game in an attempt to build a big stack from all in plays. It worked out in this hand, when Dwan took a pot worth over $25,000.

‘EazyPeazy’ was the next player to have all the chips in the middle, this time with his new found enemy, ‘FakeSky,’ who got the better of this exchange.

‘EazyPeazy’ once again was found in the middle of trash talk when statements like ‘Tom (Dwan) is way too famous to talk to me.’ Dwan didn’t respond, and ‘EazyPeazy’ made the gutsy move of moving seats at the table in order to wind up on Dwan’s left. ‘EazyPeazy’ got very acrtive in the chat, responding to questions in the chat that continued to spark the flame between himself and Dwan. With all the chatter, Tom Dwan left the table, leaving only three players. With no fun, ‘EazyPeazy’ also left the table. While playing heads up, Gus Hansen and ‘Nizot Skizared’ got it all in preflop, both with aces. A miracle diamond on the river gave the entire pot to Hansen.

For the final hand of the evening, Gus Hansen lost a pot worth $20,000 when he paid off a straight.

On the night, the big loser was Gus Hansen, losing over $30,000. ‘EazyPeazy’ and ‘FakeSky’ were winners on the night, both over $50,000 deep when they left the table.